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NJ f..s.,s >s,NcA~ sn nasvSssns 'he news nv" t''
,l SsssS4, sN,~ tNSi tAe III Ng 'Ae constitution
Nv SssN Nste SN.ll tAe SAFE N NeNFAsA" and nan
.. ~, ,ss~ssa tArVSSA NasS~~s S"d '"N awaits the
.,,.s>,trsS II tAe ySv~Sa,ss - eNSNme Law" Z" N'N>
,ess ~ Ne,e ~Ns rs, s''ac time since !" r0N''"'T
.,aNr,. - Sre ii NJ lSess saAhcs hs"s''s' "Np>ss"a
q Wv s>s.NsAk sssea'SAa'A' 81 The mS'o"'S'E " mN
.sssrxSsS ~ssiez in S'N'Hs The "u"S ~ 'N'Na h"Ensa
,NA,.- ,sS sAl,aaSfs ~ aoaht 10 hunierd, hat his
,x.r.>, sra syegs IN that ,vSAI nothing 50 those
~ - s,,s, r~s>~nnS ,hs Constitution and legislation vi
s,,,s.N tAs IN (nitS>i StstcS
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,fovruFNTs OF THE RUSSIANS.

Little ranspiros q The Russian movements. The corps
of dragons ere ordered advance by forced marches into
Modayia The TraBsyivanian frontier IL swarming With
Cossacks Gen Sokof has been killed before silstria;
as was also on Goth May. the eldest son OF Count Oho
and on Goth Lieut.. General Sylvan who fell brayey at
the head Of bis troops General name not mentioneh
i 10 he tried for cowarce displayed during the sore Of
the Turks the night OF the 10Th. Gen. Ludev coHn-
ues sick but retains his command.
dispatch from Vienna, Published in the Pans Mont
,yr savs The statement Of the removal Of Prince Pas
ke1i,chs Headquarters 10 Jassy, confirmed by ell the
news from the frontier The report Of the
IN Modaye of the Russian corps who were marching 10
the Danube, appears to be eqIaIly authentic These
new measures seem 10 afford en- onsyerio Austria move
uents on the frontier OF Trsns 5ana tn stated AZ GER
tain Prince iOTchaAOn Viii retain ,0e command
in chief Of all the troops se right bank Of the Dan
nh
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Four MoRr "CHATTELs' SATr.-T4e Detroit In
sprer Of the 2oh states that medical gentleman OF that
city while returning to his home at very early hour
few mornings ago from yis, to sick patient was ac-
cosed BY colored direct from his old Kentucky
"home" who urgently requested his advice about some
means Of getting the river. lie had wife and two
children one nine and the other eleven years G in
the outskirts of the city and the family had walked all
the way from Kentucky in night Journeys lying still dur
ing the DAYTIME They were hungry, destitute Of money,
and very weary and the fear OF being 9veren after all
their wanderiigs and escapes, and while iary IN sight
Of their promised land made them nervous and agi-
ts,ed They had fallen into good hands, however aud
after hearty breakfashe FIST food they had eaten IN -
houthey were put board the ferry and safely ianued
In Canada
We notice the papers in all parts OF the country record
frequent escapes OF this nature. There - 10 douo' ina
the facilities for getting through the northern STATES hae
been much increased since the passage OF the Nsoraha
bill and thousands who have heretofore oeeh IN
different toward lending their cid TO such escapes nave no
.cruples now. The South cancelled good many mag
mary well real obligations, when they broke theT
own faith in the repeal of the Missouri Compromse
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pIAeTrEERs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

TI.tNI IilF+.lE LAN " UIII.f 7 'FN4I'tI =
AS rcne-rl meeting Il ,he Operative Psste-en Be
ncvci.i Society hell-o; teir Lodr~Rooris corser OF
Tvcufstevcn 81 on sixh-av on T. ursiay evening 'si
TO hear the report Of the Hon Frederick A. TaimidEe on
tho iaw OF gran ting charters such societies In the aed
states. after nce explanation Of tie law ne leiiF-
go sbo-t e9i--Fs couc-a.rntiug the members the
forrnatou Of the sove soc6.y ard encOursgn, q mem
hers 10 20 il The good work thu begun un ine Pri
chile Of univ ersa s'Cs r iyus among ~ me con
crsion Of liz speech he made the Society present OF
twenty dollars TO enape the merhers 10 prosecute the
GOOD work. After which the Society passed unanimous
vote If thanks Mr. san,dge-<he proceedings - be
published in 81 daily ant weekly papers
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Annapolis on Thursday She viii vi,i England, France
and vnrcua other places.


B.LrINouE. Saturday, June 20. 1854.
We in receipt Of Rio Janriro dates TO the 10th May
Tho Coffee market showed sisht dccliue ~ inisri'r
gfRd,s and slight advance upon seloot0gs. SAFES are
reported Of 30 900 bags at 5000 o Vi 90.
Tho new crop woald Dc N the mafAe about tic at Of
July Tho Flour market c,inccd better tone, AL sales
Of Richmond had been mado al an advance e per Dol.
Arrived OH Way, bark IIaaemann from New-YOrk, in
disirtfs Clca c again The l1'A ior Salinas Bay.
Sailed. brig Owcnyswa for New-iork. Cleared for
New>Yoik bark Utah.
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ASs,N.rtN> ~ S,>aWgSS l>l,Sns,A dispatch has
Ncu -S>,S,~a tNra MI Grs>;. Commissioners at the
S,ns~sA lsSols thai tie nsve GNvernmcni throws H.
49, srse ~ hands cf tho American party Tor protection
eve rSrg<A Yss6sA an Nsheg fogvign settlers The
ys ssrcr 80 hcsa essgcwvrVd ~ accept th" island
A.. sAs Vsi SsS,cs and sSSHrc ,he native Government
A. ,-,,.s,s, ,,c,,>,t,,n fCour. ani Enlurcr.
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THE LATESN NEWS.
nrctyrp nv
MAGNETIC TELEt. IA I'll.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON
srss,., pi.ra,,s 60 The n r'Seoe

srss. rbrs,,h The n Y rNe"e
WAsniNoroS. Juno -. 1854.
lhsr IA NV vettius M herr among the Southern Mem.
he,a with regard e. the Anti Nebraska Congressional Ad
,l,rss Several arr Electrically indignant The subject
You may hear m IN the Senate. So fthc North should
consider that Address pitched in too low key, Il may bo
cencihatcd by ohscr, ing that the South regards II
very high one,
some folks here who favored the confirmation Of George
~ Sanders Consul 10 London since reading his pro-
slavery letter 10 kossuth glad they did not succeed
Mcsers MACE of Ind. and WHrrLrR and FtSroS OF
Ncw-NcIk, among the hrmcs and most thorough
orroscr of the Nebraska inquy. They ought oil to be
rcclcc,,d without a question. MAURICE, PfckuAm and
OlnrR arr paIsans but think will stand ny firmly for
hc faith Of the Nation pledged to the Missouri RoSric-
ton There are some others who are for the party
first and against The iniQuity aficrward may nomc
them hereafter.
Tho Administration do Mt want TO lead in Withdrawing
our squadron from the coast of Africa and giving full
suipr 10 thc Slavc-rradc but will gladly follow They
are we'll watched.
see tho Administration party in Maine nominate A. X.
Paris for Governor w,ouf Nebraska resolutions Evi
ieny they don't dorc TO face that music. Perhaps how
ever before voting, the people of Maine would like to
inow whether Paris is for against the Repeal of the
Nebraska and Kansas bs-wheihor he is for against
acquicsccncc in the overthrow Of the Missouri line 1t
generally believed here tina, when he in this City
few weeks ago bespoke approvngly of that and
took crcdi, 10 himself for having discouraged meeting Of
The citizens OF Portland to protest against it.
Gen. Butler refuses the Governorshp of Nebraska os
he cid tha, Of Iowa offered by President Polk.
Neglected Tennessee it is thought may be cared for
soon by the Administration.
Mr. Rorland will resign his Central American Mission.
VIII The Union be good enough to name the anti
Nebraska Democrats from the Free States who refused TO
unite with the opponents of the measure in the late
Address Give us the
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c,,oIrpA IN PHILADELPlIIA-NO RUN.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, June a. leo4'
The Board OF Health reports nine cases OF on0lora
du-rc l,, week One death from same dseefe occurred
to-day in the County Prison where seven females, PRISON
ers have been attacked during the past "ees NO
heard OF to-day Total mortality for the week N si.y
The Sunday law has been enforced more r's,1! ".'
during the previou. Sunday. The ruInmes h"a 10 -
the Island and Gloucester for liquor The ia" W"' 81"
forced in Camden also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

NJ EssrSv W. Asyu~&l died near Germantown Pa,
~ NcrsNv lie VAS "a the steamer San Francisco.
kss5 10 SsiA Amcs,s ior he henc6' Of his health, when
- ~Ss vrg>ckel snl vss taken by the bark hhby 10
E<oa he kSs sncr then hCOa 10 Cuba ANA Europe but
fsSs - ~sa hs health returned in the Arcic to die
49,. - mems.
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IRISH OUTRAGE IN NEw-HAvEN.

NEw-HAvES, June % 1854.
An American named Tuttle was attacked ana nearly
killed last night by large gang OF freshmen VINO wefv
in pursuit Of some one; crying out wherc Is '1y
.eysptee.r Tutie told them he was Yankee lie had
..rl ;bs hrokeu and was otherwise terribly beaten.
several arrests have been made
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

NORFOLK, Saturday June "a, 1854.
Stubs Wing and Know-Nothing, Is elected Mayor anu
the whole Know Nothing ticket is chosen
The President, Secretary Dobbn and Senator Cas- ar
rived at Old Point to-day.
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INTERESTING MASONIC CELEBRATION.

BUsION, ONuTu1I' JuIe ~ u.
st. Johns day celebrated in Framin CHAM to-day by
the Free Masons. The Rev. Mr.. Ager of Roxbury de-
lv,rod address. dinner took place under large
tent ut which spoeches were delivered About
400 persons went up TO the celebration from his city
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, June ~ l''',
Tho New Orleans papers of Monday received me
Iucton Union denies that Daniels, Charge to lurih'
has resigned or been recalled.
Tho United States practce'hip Probe saSei from
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ARPITAL OFrHE ILLINOIS.

The L. S. N. steamship Illinois, from Aspinwal 10th
inst; arrived Saturday morning bringing the mails and
s965 $50 in gold SIG 200 Of wh9 i from Australia Her
dates are the same "a received By nc North Star.
The Illinois detained at Tawal FOR the arrival 81
portion Of the mails. On the SD inst, at p passed
the steamship George Law, hence fer Aspinwal
We are indebted purser Hull FOR valuable favors
The following !. the Treasure List Of the illinois:
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TILE PAIIIC.

The following il ,.leyraphed from berlin: Brahestait
Tornea ON the north OF me Gulf ii Bohnis has been
canno naded with success.
From Stockholm Jy.e 7, il ia stated that Admiral Ma
per with nine sAips-oftLe line, of Sweaborg
on the iih OF June The rest Of the feet cruising in
The neghborhood They could descry the Russian heet
sbou, hs,,leships at anchor behind the bat
teres. Admiral Cory adj ancing with hs squadron.
A report thea the Swedish ambassador had been re-
called from -. Petersburg extremely doubtful although
reported =" on good authority"
The ice at ATchangel broke up on May IL.
private letter states that the Russian Government has
no'if.d the shpowners Of Finland that they save
vhch Will be grated on application at Prussan pcrts
THE BLACK SEA.
The following interesting narrative from An Officer In the
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PROPELLER ASHORE on LAKE HURON.

BrFFtlO, NaiuTunY, june =, I'If
The propeller Bucephalus was beached and sunk on
Luke Huron while on her passage down with valuable
cargo Of -four and II Is thought she viii be got or
The loss is covered by insurance.
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DrsrH OF Col KIRBY-The decease Of this gentleman,
who bore distinguished part in the OF 1872 and has
Tor many years occupied the part of Collector of Customs
Fou Erie &. W, is announced in the Buffalo Journals
hs death occurred ON Wednesday morning, and his age
HhSf
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ccssvo, delivered brief specchs which were vel 70
eeive8 Tho Society then idioirlei
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
NEW-YORK BIBLE UNION.

The Anniversary Of this Society was held last evening
in the Sufolks Baptist Church, which was crowded
The exercises commenced with Divine service.
w. II. WYoKoFF, President, addressed the meeting,
coneraiuating them the success OF the Union end
dwelling on the importance OF its object.
The Treasurer Report was accepted. 1t showed;
Expenditure. 9'I' -
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THE BLACK SEA.
The following interesting narrative from an ofic,
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The Tsg1lHr Monthly Meeting Of The sRoQKLYN ,t
J. NcG eE. Rec. seey.
New-hesh HorticnliTra society.n sSa ssjPSrn.t
wsy, THIS tMondsyI EynSIN9 y o,eoss sS p..,...
PKrrR r. MrAp, Recording Secretary
AanunI Exanination.-The Pupil ur,gns the s,Idy o.
L1P H bs S,tt sssS sSSs n, q fs on whsoS
DAY next the 18th inst at " o'clock NJ at No III h
between S9th ard 4ohsts.
!. q. o. F.-Tht R. W. q. L; Of SOUTHERN TEw
YORK will bnd Special sesen 10 the room ODD Fellows
Hal or NOM AY EVENING the llth inst at y o'clock,
q" pon from @ r,n Of be sie Polar LOd1
No 81 expelled for peHt and restoration TO them o
affairs generally Of '''' $40 JOHN DAVIES, O. Ser
MeeTs Of g e6Ode; 6 @ q the shook S
Prn,dw.y Tsb,rnsce WEDNESDAY Sept l9 at u o'clock
NJ the tsnsscton Of bushes" All subscribers are res
The will be receiye Subscriptions; Is per cent
'''''''' HENRY DAVIS, Presieat.
w L THOMPSON Secretary.
Brevoor1 House Re-raursnt Fifth-av., corner Of
Fisbti-tt.-This e'tsb bmeD conducted erelu-vsiy "a
tbs Euro plan has RessuTsnt attached for the accom-
pnntr. and suppers win be served at a. times on short
iice. either In private rooms OF In the Restaurant
neid' "Ie %eaetsaer % % %coanfyeNoTfcE 70 coNTRACT,,
IS 5 S The 4 ss0'f ps. Va" and p' .ose.
o. oS of ne ue esn be seen the following as
WELLS Nc Nc 20 Aysnps W Bj III WATTS No rEsS%RR4
MILLER Civil Engineer and Surveyor, No 2s0 Broadway
No 49, The AsOeiatOn to reserve the night to reject all
e. ' to e 20 as
ca tion No. 8, No. 1876 sprins-st.
s6H Ff MsS Msns % The s sScQsR :: s
Sept H. O'Clock Persons wishing 70 become members Of
M sss oD are rsapssS to 70 'ss Ike %9S.e 'PP
Cnps. p YOUNG, Secretary JOHN WILSON, President
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would state that the Editor has endravored pr,iu;e
which shall combine ell the exceencies Of the larger
OF and sureune which hss become the standard
Dcti ntIy this couutry Each WORD has iis full definition
sId prouuuc cation AID its gender Is given, or
vrh ston well s synonym. No wOrk OF its
advantages 10 the student OF the tsnch
lnu,ute, the time the French learner OF the
T. sh will find addition o. some 900 words IL
Is 10 fine reliable CHI Of convenient sire for the
table the hand and pr tied from leZble aud clear
type-essti tally the beet Diciionsry for its size
Nearly rady:
OUACKENBOs'S ADVANCED BOOK IN COMPOST
TION. vol. limo. twill be resdy 18th Sept