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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

SlEIvLAA AecDESr, Man Hung. salur.
day, Alr. tIelsust butcher near frankfort, West
Philadelphia, went up flight Of slep' to the pig
con cole. when The steps slipping be was thrown
uponA large hook foI exposing meat, WhlchenleT.
ed The aIillory portion ofhlSafn, tearing inIssu-
menls, muscles end blood vessel. fer several inch
e.. end len him suspended some thee feel from
The gtound, without any possible chaace Of eIit.
eating hnself It was nearly tee minutes before
SUFFICIENT assistance was procured TO relieve him
from his painful situation. The heImoiThuSe wps
considerable, but he IS now doing we'll.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

EIThe Hon, Rsserdy Johnson, Of Baltimore,
DOW n England, hes written 10 lTsndai WssP-
iuglon letter nwhich he says that AmsricanI 10
London, Of all parties, consider hattie conduc.
or Louis Napoleon in the sOue uiIaiI % en- insult
to our Eosetnnent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

3 -
THR RAILRoiD PRRSlDENoY. --Dselihgiitn Of Mr..
spaan, The following communication was Od.
dressed, on Monday, by Thomas Swami, Esq, to
The stakeholder directors Of tie Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company
BALripoRE, Nov. rs, 1854.
To John Hopkins, Chaunety Brooks, Columbus
0'Donnell Edward Patterson and CllieIs, stock.
holder directors IN the BALTIMORE and OHIO Rail.
T,od CompanY
GsHiltmtas--The present condition Of the Bal
limoIe and Ohio Railroad Company calls loudly for
tile support Of all The great interests connected
with IT, This alone CON Lrng back confidence,
and without confidence The credit Of The company
can never be materially improved.
Its known TO you that lgaye q reluctant con.
sent 10 go back into The management Of The 10 D.,
ftr limited period, simply witha view TO change
In lie present polioy-so widely variant from that
on which was ncling. II was aalteTng TO me
that was Unsupported, not only by The stock.
holder interest, with almost entire unhnimily, but
by lhoye who had been foremost imposing The
toad TO completion had no desire ffomnny self.
ISL motive 10 involve myself nghin IN The troubles
OF railroad management. The stockholders had
endorsed mypolicy, and they claimed Of me, nEr.
luTn that should make some sacrifice 10 serve
them in most critical period Of their pffain. In
lending The use Of my name, although wihoutfe
suit, have discharged the obligation under which
| have fell myself 10 them
hud myself now in false position. am re-
fensd 10 as seeking the ptesidsnoyof the ioad,and
as the competitor Of The present Inonmbenij when
II was we'll known that nothing short Of the Iea,
sons above assigned could have induced mo 10 en-.
terrain lot moment the idea Of again connecting
myself with H.
In ibis state ofibng5, finding ihesloo kholdetdi-
re,iois opposed IN The main by the Stale and city,
il can hnIiy be supposed That could do anything
lowofds the object YOU have in view, and there
fore ask most respectfully that you would suggest
some olhet one who would be likely 10 harmon
lie these conflicting interests, aud relieve me from
my present position.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for your cordial sup
port and hoping that TIE time Is mol distant when
youf great work may be placed beyond all It's en-
baffassnenls,
| en-, with gTealreipect youTobt sery'l,
THO. Swami.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

Sur AbAlssf AK AotAEsS. -MdIe. Rachel. The
distinguished French lnSedienne, has been PtOs'
scdted for refusing TO ptoiuce play nwhichthe
engaged 10 take the leading pah, but which she
finally omitted 10 do bsctuse, a. was alleged, she
badbesn promised 100000 iiines 10 come and
Slht IN America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

D-The conssefalIon 81 lhe Rev. Hogailo Pot
.es D. D.ga Provisional Bishop Of lha Protestant
gphcopsl Church ia The Doesss Of New York,
viii lske place 10 Trinity Church IN lhal civ on
wtdnesdiy, the 22d inst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

rrLelIeBitom BIZ soue, brought by me AZ.
lsutic, lave been rcelysd at Washington blythe
Government He slaIeS that neither BY word,
deed, letter OF communication has be compro-
missed him,slt an any lnsnuer in!eElered with
French naaifs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

A TIA PAa4s,-A nice llllletsa party met To-
selhstinthe toWROf Dutbuy, Mass, few days
since, comprlslas Two brothers and four sisters,
whose united ssss were four hundred and seventy
yeau ThssldssI bTolht, was eighty six yesw Of
age, The second, eighty four and The sisters re-
specllssly eighty two, seventy Ave, seyshly thee,
and seventy, 10 The ordinary ways Of Provi'
dsnos 20 large family is seldom preserved to 50
Slsdt inpgs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

TAkMo IT OoOLLn-A correspondent Of The
Worcester Transcript ina letter from Savannah,
in relating some incidents connected with tue Iay-
ages Of The yellow fever al that place, gives the
lollowlngi
"a prisoner died at The jail, on rhursday last
with yellow jock and when death claimed Us
victim aud The man became aware Of The fact that
he was loosing his hold Of life, he inquired Of the
attending physician, "how long be had to live"
"About On houf'' VAS The reply. "Ihen btns
me Lotle VI champagne put bottle oil
wine was brought, aud Immediately dnnk with
apparent gool relish, ''Now bring mv good ci-
gai." rhv oigat Wag lighted sud given IO him
aud after drawing few Strong puts, The po1r lei
low sank back aud Nns dvad. He met death a.
one meets that with which no is Ismlliar"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

II OF No. 0, IN block 25, on Hampton ,lr,,t tso..
and running bach ieo,osRsey. Thsi,o.s mf0nl,
sss, oD Il. Ss It,ss
one half Of AZ may best su the Forsha,sr
Porinlornnilonenqaife a, lhis once Of Of Mels,p,
N.Y. S AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

70 CnIN pAiaT,---smesI piece Of anusl With
common whiting, mixed TO The consistency Of COM
mon paste, 10 warm water Rub tue surface 10
be cleaned qpils bristly, and wash Oawilh clean
water. Grspse sPOiS will IN this way bs alrpOsI
instantly removed wIIhOullnluin The paint.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

REpolovs ToLERANcE.- noblesi act ever
put ona statue book 10 lbs world Is ibis drawn
upbY Roger Willlumsi
All men may walk as their conscience persuade
them, every one 10 TIE name OF bic 0od. And jel
The lambs or The Most High walk in this colony
without molsslaiion In the meme Of Jehovah, theft
God, iolevefalld ever"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17
out.oi.poor nxefoise.

RveIy woman, every fashionable woman, even,
base heart, at least consideieda organ Of elt.
cnlalloni and blood vessels, on lhe heailY ploy o.
which depends The bloom Of her face, anu which
viii mol play hesllhiy without ontolidooi ekoi.
ose, 6lle hae also muscles and igamenH, Which
have to biooe her 10, hold hef together aud keen
her olean.llmbed, but will DO nothing OF lhe eoil
lol long unless heyale mailialued N proper Ten,
sion blythe same means. Let her loll about OIL
day 10 a close "mugey' house, insleadcl eaeIlins
heInelfio r a due tine in tho llesh alf, and she
quickly begins 70 dioop and LOOK Unwholesome.-.-
Soon heloonpleSlon fades, OF giOWs discploIe9l
her features DE nued OF shlunken, her loInl eilh'
er wastes OF Bwels she els either haggatd Of lan-
Ky, OF round aud iat, her hguIe tinlbles oil Of
heapjhef ankles aiye out tef leetsrlead and Hat
tent her elbslio sien becomes waddlel and hel
person alloealbef acquire the style Ola COW
Brilliant eyes OH The other hand, complexion 70
match, features relainins The oiseI ed outline, .
slim and smart Hnife. neatly turned ankles, iinely
atched lnSleps. afe the reward Of walking or riding
out at GOOD pace. and iot Il reasonable distance,
every practicable DAY, And my these means !
preserved fortnany yeag aconlout, The cut Of
which resembrs tiat Of tho doe o. the gaSslle.--
AZ no peIiOd Of the year y any healthy woman
OF Whatever tlstion, Obliged 10 exchange ontol'
door recreation tot indoor amusement except
when Il halls otrains, oi SHOWS, OF lhupleIs aIlI
| lighiens, OF blows a buIncane. are thele no
luni never mind the expensei the waF win h9s
sia has mol made them deeteT than Tue attendance
Of slmpeing Doctor hte thele not inuiiS ant
boas, and all sohs of.walef proof apnouiI YolnI
ladies', take The adyice Of your elders, ana as In'
old woman soy, Get oull oil iolsTAbe wealth
81. As to necessary indoor amusement mind. !
also may 30 made conducive 10 beauty, by lvlnI
rendered ia some degtee Intellectual lnlollgene'
adds considerably TO The lusiie Of the eyes, Which
wlIhontil, have only the glitter OF gloss beads
whilst the btst shaped and mos! sPendilly colols'
face whichlhey can be sackinleseInOleslm l Of
wuxen dummy ina HAIR dresseT's shop, In order
therefore, 10 alliacl admiration ladies' OF iashioI
would do well 10 cultivate intelligence, 10 SOM
extent, by way ofln,door amusement Beaui
may DO called fading lowetl but u iss fJwe
thnt will fade vety much The sooner Il taken M
dUols for The winter, like gefAniunl -PaHeh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17

THB BEST AND otlEAFESI SIUOh 4,
OP Fall &wIpisrGoo d ihs hs' Hr H ~ I.
" found Al y a. IIefJiy'a, No, Aee nl.n,ii,. II
ahce ofosl Tho Dry Good Stores
has selected, ana Is now opening eholss sna
y siyls IA or1iiy an siaps, faHty aIA eqb,taIll
rcs suitable for idles, ghiemss OF ,R,nvs "a D.
Of wSieh h. oFers Al reduced preei DeeTmlp,ps w
ioras good aslok - any Aou.e " tne el, iav,,hS
risrf ~ nnble rcnefaIIy W call and efinlee
arc III eltowheIeu No trouble 70 ahoN W.
ehpi'ls' 70 Asu''''' j. G iHFTLY,y, Aain,L
Z AN corner Mlrteiis''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
XXXIIID CONGRESS. s..........FIRsr SESSION.

SENATE. WA WAsHIsGrOs, Monday, July 10, 1854.
Mr.. sHILDS presented memorial from the lcarian So
cieiy of Illinois praying for grant of land in Iowa Of
which make settlement the 10 be paid for after
selection and settlement
Messrs. CHASE and SUMNER presented mem ,-ias
from Connecticut Ohio and Massachusetts for the repeal
OF the Fugitive Slave act. Referred
Mr.. HUNTER introduced bill 10 reduce and graduate
the price OF public lands and for other purpose Laid
the table.
Mr. MALLORY introduced bill TO establish Marine
Hospital al Apalachica.
Mr. MASON from the Select Committee on the subject,
reported bill fixing the number and the salary Of the
yloyees OF the Senate.
The bill making Tusurnbia in Ohio, port Of delivery
then taken up and passed.
The Civil snd Diplomatic Appropriation bill
ccved from TIE House and referred 10 the Financial Com
nittec.
The House bill authorizing the survey Of eer;ai Indian
trace in Nknesotn was taken up and passed.
The bill FOR the construction of line of Telegraph to
the Paofc was taken up.
Mr. HAMLIN offered amendment, proviainy for
pensles upon operators Others for dvugng any
ssce transmitted by Government. Adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 5 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
HFsA steady Market for Pearls at 81 so and Pots at

AsFsA steady Market Tor Pearls at 30 % ana foS NJ
IS s1I.
Co1ToS-The market is 6rm with upward tendency.
FLOUR ASD MEAL-The market is better for the lower
ard inferior grades Of Western and State Flour but the
better grades are heavy and less active Canadian Flour
is scarce and prices nominal at s7d q 25.
The sales of Wesern Canal 500 bbls. at &c "A 81
for common to good State IS IS 80 for Bogus State.
s. 25Gs7 IS for good Ohio and 81 81 IS for
Wisconsin Southern Flour is without change sales 300
bbls at So 30 50 for mixed to good brands Baltimore,
&c. Rye Flour and Corn Meal continue previously
noted.
GRAis-Thc market for Wheat is nominal and the bu-
sinos is light. sample of North Carolina Wheat is
Oh the market being the first Of the Rye is in
active al l5a IL IL. Barley quiet at 95d s Oats
are lower and in good supply sales of State and Western
at - 5Jc.
Corn s better and is active sales co 900 bush. at
- aeic for unsoi esc for Western mixed, 7iq 75c
for Southern yellow and for Southern white the
latter scarce and wanted.
WBIsEr-The market has improved, with good de-
mand sales 600 bb. at q % fer Prison and 27c. for
Ohio.
PEovfsIoSs-The market is heavy for Pork, particu-
lary Mess with small sales of Mess at Sill and Prime at
$40 Beef is without change sales OF rep ,cked
Chicago at sl6 Country Mcss Sea sl3 and City Mess
at SIS 50. Lard quiet at oaolc Batter and Cheese
steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
AUSTRALIA.

BY TIE arrival Of the steamer Golden Age at Panlma in
3 days from sydney have Australian alyices MAY
Il, six weeks later than dates by way OF England
TIE PGrcmc Star gives the following memoranda of the
voyage and summary Of news;
Steamship Golden Age, ID. d. Porter, L. 8 N, Com
mander arrived at Panama fom Sydney via Tahite,
the 18th ofJune al A. ~ She lett s. ney Nay IL and
elry ed Tche the cath :emaGsd in that port SIX
days taking board 200 tuEs coal, aud sailed thence
the SIS. for rsrana making the passage from sydney
in IS days including stcppages. TIE hrst pat OF the
voyage made against strong heid winds AMI fDr the
entire passage TO Panama she had ayai IS. her
equal 10 ,Cs miles From Tahie, smooth the
end mild the passage, that canoe might have come
the entire distanC in safety The Goen Age brings IL
cabin passengers ard % in the seera and would have
been filed but numerous misrepresentation oi difficulties
in crossing the isihmus.
Age since leaving Newiork using but II OF her l6 fur
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

CHin-Our dates from Valparaiso are to the 3lst Of
May On that day II. B. NJ fngate Pique arrived from
England in sj days.
We notice with regret that TIE Taiparaiso Herad Is
about 10 be discontinued, owing TO want OF support.
During the time has been in existence il has furnished
vast fund of very uscful information relative Chill and
the English reading population Of that courtry summa-
rts Of foreign both political and commercial that
must have been bcth valuable and interesting We
cerely regret ts dscoDtinusnee.
Fun Chill there is political news.
ON the i3th pretty shock Of earthq uake
felt which lseted some seconds TIE EAo says that
importsn prects likely 10 ccupv the attention Of
approaching Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
Married

In sn Franeico May . by the Rev Bry at iss Ss'asa,e
second dselhisr Of Col T. D. Bsler
J. S.n R.,.ees My ss Rs MSihof; 10th q San nj
Pe.aua May p sy the Rev Harvey Hsasy s c.;rc'
r. Js&s LINN Z fsi;I:% s1.@.. NJ s
.nS nd 70 a. Malta. N..S.
bs sws Con'uss June By keleI'SsrssT siee Csn.n
ssS ssSS'' L'''''''' to Mrs ''' '''''' D"'4 '''a '"
Bel second daughter Of James Lsnston Of Bu. Coun
IN san Fr.pei.co eh June by Williams. Mr. David
Ia ssn Fr.oei-oo June by the wi.n Mr. Joseph
Hsnion M. Msiid, Young both formerly Londonderry
10 San Fr,Hei,,o s,h June by the Rev A Williams, Mr wH
Physician sSss'd ioPM Asds mi se
B.Hieis June By the Rev ~ wOodsIess ~ Thon.'
TSss TSsanSs s5'''' Gem Ma Mary Douglass
AZ San June la y the Rev Il WILEY NJ Charles
sI Il sam @ s pa 4. G suSs Ss By The Hs % M
s Fa9o on Me- s m JuS. ;, % ss ~ c o % &
In san s'.ns-oo June II" BY the Rev A. Williams r Benjamin
A. Ostssd June H. .t the house of Mahr Ed by
Fern. Esg gr Bep.mn K,z to Nj" Virgins senheardf DO Il
June IS BY tn, Rev BeaG1 M Hss.y {.
y n.T M,asT Kseh Js gs
At San jose June BY Rev Dsyos Mr. r. W. Nit
eh Ms. CatheD. sytn & s0h p q - sp e,
Lewis 10 ssisi d iaashI q Israel solomon ESQ., a. Of that
Pans Hotel 10 AHA OoDtales VI
Births.
liz Sun Frsncseo MeIus Happy Valley TIE +h June.
N % ds'sI' sn the Oh Of Juu. Mrs Capt E. Brne.
In s.nts B.risI. on the 18Th May Mra Mcguire
Frsuei.oo June in Happy Valley Mrs Gust Murhad
@ N.y.ps Me- rine' J1ns sS"f g. Ml. FL = e scn % Of
Died.
Suddenly the Sd June ooOnseron Of the brsn f George
In San Faneseo june Of inflammation Of the lungs Fuee
Elernor Dnah daughter of George and Elizabeth Ldde aged
Elizabeth shaw, eyed monibs md II dsys -
Iropii. Month son o' 0'0's' una h"N'O'A 'D'
AtPeslprns the I'd June Mr. Walker Gsnsewoort
native Of Thbodt su1,ile La the 18th year of his
On he Path April board Of schooner Nsurss Mr Sig
In Fsnesco June, John Or aged so
In San Frncsco June TO- consumption Mr.. Elizabeth Horton
SHAW consOIt Of George shay aged p vars ond Tonh'
nom Australia and n formerly Of virslri.
A. = LS1: e s c,lhfis. cSss ss' Of Tss . ~
At ,ea April board Of the shr supply g. Gayon seaman
a, T.bih March r. liver complaint, Nicholas H. wdins He
IL .p Francisco on the lab and 18th Henry
Ccon eyed three months twin children OF james and Ph N
Msins c9nr. Costa co:a cS"sy June Mr. Ad'phu' iIOl
A; Randolph City klamath County On the 2 Of May Henry
Evans ,,y
aged 70 year. fIon Hanover County, Ohio
Iter7tn in San Francisco ,rees ending Jyne 10 l8
June Frrrce Raymond France Chinese child ID Marserst
n ' @ snbe ssn hs% os ssn
se M krs oui5 San fe@e,so; q, Sh !9nn %
s. NcwYork; Ida Jane ssddeme, 10 months Knox ~ Yi w
u eie IeolOd months f' ca%slis Be., 21 san Diego
z Me.cOi Edward Tolsnee - ysSr' E.; Ans D91ovsn
s"a n sE ac.. TS%': "a M.4sn ss e 3
p month, F. John Boyle S' Ireland ss Jacob So.eBh o.
IL n orhs. New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
paints, Glass, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-French or Belgian Pennsylvania
II and high, sEd HewJersy Zn- Paints By
.ussebe se9ehsd prepared OIL ana with and r
sale vanished kegs Of lo and Is b eseh JEsSUP
ChILDs lmpoEiem ard Manufacturers OF Pants Oh. Window
Glass. &c. No. lis Wsier-st SswYork.
ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC COM
II PANY kayins greatly enlarged their Improved the
PERIOR PAINTS
Their WHITE ZINC ~hich sold dry ground oil w,r.
r-atsd PURE sD5 unsurpassed foE BODY UNIFORM WHITE
MSS
method o ms recently been which
bes the Company to their Paints keep
the kegs for e.sonse time Ia ths the Pais
superior any other the
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT. which sold
only be Eete iTcm the Zinc Ores Jerscy
Known m m protective qualities when applied other
tsi.ic rurfsceA
Their PAINT all the properties Of the
hroy ana OF an agreeable color for pantaz cottages
tnicfs brdses &c DesleD supplied on liberal terms by
&ANSlNG q sCUIER, Agents. ls5 Washing oG-t. n. Y.
ZINC PAINT.-The Undersigned AGENTS for the
ae WHITE 0xYDE or ZINC, manufactured BY the Psna
:sn. snd Lessh ling Co. are prepared % receive order o the
successtIl com ettion fh the best of foreign
Dc aisrs wh confidence I'd obtaining
sired supply oe the Paint which will b found elf
f Pu.iiy body and anom vhenes Prices and ar
JAMES LEWIS Co, Nc 90 w..xr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Nf-HIN'IONi H0uIhy, July to, Irs4.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communca-
ton from TIE Treasury Department concerning memorials
asking for the erection Of buildings in California for hs
OF the Custom House Appraisers. Referrdd to the
Committee Of Ways and Means.
The House then proceeded 10 vote the motion of Mr.
CURTIS 10 suspend the rules in order that he might re-
port from the Committee Of Accounts the joint resouti d,
TO fix the compensation of the employees in the eys .tiye
department OF Government and prohibit the allowance OF
thereof
While the Clerk calling the House Mr.. JONES
Tenn and sad this not the same resolution a.
Mr. Curtis heretofore had leave 10 report n ia v;r
beea inie'ped srcc 80 ss to embrace the pabc folders
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

making for the whole distance average Of ASA nauti
cal s97i English miles per day. The Golden Age has
stopped her engine at since leaving Newfork
e., accident during this voyage round tho world She has
never been idle since arriving the eoas, of Auraa
having been constantly employed running on ths, coas.
while her Goals were being shipped to Tahita
AT Taha every facility offered by Gov PAGE and
the French su,hcrities for her Quick dispatch
At Tsht the following vessels were IN port and about
10 eas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

E'OR CHAKLESION and fL0RIDA-Sfmi-W eek
Il " Z. T. Lins-Ths fsyorte and yoins se.,n.,
sCCrHERNER T. Ewsn msnder will leave Pier No. n r.
onWEDNESDAY July r. 4oelocs pecis-ly
spy sll bills Of sdinx win ssnrd: snf f
resssse tie oGee Of sPOFFORD TILEST0N Co. No %
Broadway.
Thrculh Ficrids follows: To J.ei.onvn- s3l to
Plsfhs So '' "
Tie u s. MAI stssnAAip ROANOKE Capt slinp.r v,,l
leave pier No u North ssss. 90 SATURDAY AFTERNOON
sosP q. S: ss .ss sssss sssr
Rsrc Auguss Afasnts Charleston de- Pssass "a f.s IA
Eook ~ TO Petersburg ~ Ritncnd 0e 5teesSs hsfofs
R3f ffsSAf, spply board sad for passsee ,s 1870
LCDLlN PLHASLSrs Ma - Bro.ax,,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Mr.. CURTIS said be did not interline IT. he hai no
rob. 70 40 40 II was the resolution a. printed that he
had ask cd leave 70 report , -. - =.
The SPEAKER remarked the inierlinestion was nm.
proper and Illegal and directed the clerk 10 sr'SenoW
The rules then suspended
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.",,"....jVL' TO-
Arrived.

Brig Frances tBr1 wash sydney days. coal 70 s.ds
schr John Clsrk Mckay Kingston, JAM jane ~ so'es sna
sswood T HenrT. Sailed in CO Win sehr 'us % = n
"a 90 saw hp Anna Maria OF Baltimore. bound south same day
poke whAn Sehn Adams Of Poyineets~n mona' '"' -
Dbl. oil
schr Bonita Brl Mccsy ST. JAso de Cnbs coffee TO VI rsyo
Sailed In co with Catalonia for NewYorS Lis ~
w.~ July Ion "a 81 spoke schr Emene hence Tor
Mobile. n
Parker g.
Schr Ariel rrowsdsr, Ellsworth ds,' lumber 70 oe' -"
A Son ,., A..
schr Jrl.ppi Ncker,on Plymouth c. days shingles to
Benton a Brothers
Schr L.ay Wioushby Meskrs ocrseoks corn 70 master
Schr Wreath Wess. ADD son. lnnbsr. 10 master
Schi Moro Murphy. CALAIS. days lsths 70 master
schr Orhir Becker Mbiige unibet 10 simpson hyhe"'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
LARGE FIRE AT LUBEC. MAINE.

EA-TPOHT, Monday July TO, I.JE.
large fire occurred Lubec at clock yesterday
morning consuming Fowlers plaster mills, store ak
dwelling houses and vessels The loss Is estimated at
800 only abspt 900 OF which is supposed TO be
covered by insurance. The Ena Company OF Harfocl,
loses 5000 house containing 500 kegs OF gunpowder
wns saved with greet difficulty.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
WARINE' JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK...

Cleared this Forenoon.
StLm.h Black Warrior Bullock Mobile Livingston, Croche
ION 4 Go.
Bries-arriet Hsyeiiine Newburypor. Mecaf Loyeoy;
BuTchArd & ToTrey Phisdrlphia, Peck Church.
seboore-Moufro Wirslow srsnnsh sturges, Clearman
CO.
Arrived.
steamship Geo Law. Fox Asrinwa!l July pa.ssnger'
ard gold, 10 VI. o. Roberts.
B. steamship Rouokc Skinner Norfolk &c, ndss sud
fergers % Lrdl,m & Peasants.
SrmfL G.raus (Br.m BTemer. Bremen June IL via Bos'
or hs coal nd.- aud 80 passengers 10
O,I,cl. Co oh u., miles of SANDY Hook passed ship
Arsta hourS chip standing showing
blue aud rite signs.
Brie Hsrr io Kev Vest Morey Mssss and ~ de- I'm bra
ter wine Iced uut s Msod. June -, the east
EN- q DE of be Banks - q number OF ieeheTgs
Brig Ann tBr Gard. Windsor days. plaster to master
Brig Elizabeth Taylor Msags s5 DAYS wines ac 20 VI
Howes & Co.
schr Asona (r) Cole sscksyc B.. l6 dave, srndones.
,c 4 : 60