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State. There thirty-one States, represented by
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Secretary Asbury Dickins.
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ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI.
Ben Fitzpatrick 1856 Stephen Adams, (U) 1857
O. G. Clay :. 1859 A. q. Brown 1859
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
r. w. Johnson* 1855 David X. Atchson 1855
Wm X. Sebastian 1859 Henry s. Geyes 1859
coNNEcTlcUr. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman Sn,sth 1855 Moses Norris jr- 1855
Isaac Toucey ~ 1857 Jared w. Williams 1859
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK.
William M. Gwin 1855 Wm. III. Sescayd 1855
John B. Weller 1857 Hamiltoa Fish 1867
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
James A. Bayard 1857 j. r. Thompson 1857
Joha. M. Clayton 1859 William Wright 1859
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Jackson Morton 1855 George Il. Badger : 1855
Stephen X. Mallory 1857 Vacancy 1859
GEORGIA. OHIO.
W. c. Dnaos07s 1855 S. p. Chase (I d. 1855
Robert IoonJs tU) 1859 Be,janssa r. Waae 1857
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Petit 1855 J1Mss Co0psr 1853
Jesse D. Bright 1857 Richd Brodhcad, jr 1857
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Jamos Shields 1855 Charles L. James 1857
Stephen A. Douglas 1889 Philip Allen 1859
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus q. Dodge 1855 A. 7. Butior Is. R9 1855
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah J. Evans 1859
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
ArchibuLl Di10a- 1855 James q. Jones' : 1857
.johls b. Thompson 1859 JohU Bell 1863
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
john Slidell 1855 Thomas J. Rusk 1857
y. Z. Benjamin 1859 Sam. Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1855
VIM. p Fessenden 1859 Solomon Foot 1857
MASSACHUSETTS,. VIRGINIA.
Chs Sumner IL. d. 1857 j. NJ Mason Is. R.) 1857
Ed,oayd EUerett 1859 X. M. L. Hunter 1859
MARYLAND. WISCONSIN.
James A. Psurcc 1855 Isaac p. Walker 1856
Thomas G. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodge -- 1857
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cass 1857 -.
Chas. II. Stuart 1859 ~
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Sur RAITISR, ~ Boston om Valparaiso, was bscamed
2fays "a staten Land then had ths wind NEW fog 10
with Bermuda, 10th insA
SUR EssIxm, for Boston, condemned and sold NJ
CAd th ut beirg unn further servioc and hse pur
chaser had commenced breaking her MP.
spp ~ RocLyDoS for NYosh. which pat baeh " Lvef
pool With loss o. Capt Bear eW aleAk ans loss All
hty bpsalantnasu expected 70 lave aook tor ~
pairs.
sp uosrrzvxA pscsurssy for rYerk before r. GORE
pus back 70 LverDool haa 1osA hulwAsxs shs several
uaAoheons bssis q other damage " sDAss -.
su,y a La..p AZ uYorh q Eeaaen. which hal heavy
weather SAs Sassaes ksa 49, dsehAtGin9
eAh In Me unse fna Doehe ane repaxtnG None 81
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MARITIME lNTRLLlGENCE.
AlMAHAo yoR INV YoRK-rm DAT.
suN RHn.............6 A moor ms. .......... 4 25
SON GEm............S Is HIGH WAITE .......... 8 05



C1RARED.
@ IS.a i
sri, Sec Lark tslIpp.D. w.odssny. Antwerp. " !
clip Bssapors Brh INLAY. Liverpool Grnnsll. xinsurn
ship Albert yy.atll. Long Lslbogrns y y C:n:rsn
Pile GOLDEN West (oiippsr, Caswin, fhnaasiphia,
Ban Elisabeth o,immsr OBJ Simpson. Liverpool Logan
s:,f 1sa. onsssS: .xs
@ ss s.I, s:.% 1,s, Ssc
Biz Ibs iscj 6olseiil Naples, shines Halter.
Biz Tissh.eg. i0shlop savsaiiia ana santa Martha.
s s:l.S s sSs.s nsis
seir John q y hhs. wosehouss. Baracoa, Asaehsm 4
sehr Mary FArnsworsh. Evsis.A 81 johns PR White
Scr. 9. s.;psss.: T., III Ponce DsTeT star. Co
RnS' Conn., sis.is ns ss S
: S>L D,S s.:.sy
ssh. Un.ss R:llia M:s aaysn Eay:a'
sis,n.r Ssors. orssi Powell Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamer Ksi asbss. oorss Philadelphia. Q Sanford.
ARRIVED.
ana assSi Is ri Pr us md:
pG,,h q CAP. n.,:.: s.Sh.. fn.: WIN
E.soan'sr:s heavy pr gale L Yth ana 2,.,:
wiz nds. ~ 70 sssors Ts. On Co.
on Cbncoteagus Shoals compelled lay Is hours
the srsvalfnos Of severe sale Of Wind Tuesday
Jpn 50 nils south Of Barn eEat ehoa
with Br bark showing Heyhead signal and as 70 under
sfip Ins aid Isls. Cornish Liverpool s days, with nd.s
sSsi. Bs .sis t.r .Si.v. ~ 70 d.ys
from RE JAnro for London, shors Of provisions supplied
them.
schr Mason. nslsn Trinidad. Cuba Is days. With sugar
sehr James LanfaIr Grover, Norfolk for Boston.
schr LaIf.r, Trip baltimore. days, or Boston.
echr Esther EhA, Mcguire, lubec, is dayA
bchr @ Ktne QiGhterl Lomae from ship Chauneey
jerome yr ashore neAr IRE Tavern HOUSES.
Steamer iastsrn state, Donnsl Philadelphia for Boston
BELOW.
Ship webster Lawn snec Liverpool Jan With lse
and psssenaers TO Spt ford, Tileston Co.
ship Bavaria l Bailey from Havre, Jan q, with mdss
snt passer ssrs TO Whitlook IT,
Ship Harriet Jane from WAS reported below llth
inss; nothing more las been heard Of her.
SAILED
6teA ship SoutheYner ChArieton; ships London Loud
Lnsy hsmpon Lverpoo Albert Franklin, Melbourne;
Naahn Eton. Liverpool Metropolis, --; bArks John
Bfd, and Zidsn, Sagra Ia 0rande.
WIND during the day from bW.
tBr SANDY Hook PAINTING TELreRApul
THE HioHLAHDs Feb 22-puAdown.
ship 70 sponord Tieston Co, II At anohsr tho bar
bound In NethinS else IN sight
Of rain
Larrs quantities OF drn again made ~ appearance In
The bAys and rivers ths morning.
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Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. n, 1854.

ALBANY, Feb. ~, 1854
BILLS RxPOK1w.
Mr. ", CLARK, (whig) Of Wsyns, rspoteS bll making
the Of thu general govssnus. ineligible for Sas
bhisss.
NJ. Hs1c.ns, (aat dsm) Of Kings, bill 10 authorize
the eapsrvsoss Kings eou sty to sppont additional
clerks In the Criminal Oourts-
BILLS PASSED.
10 h eorpcrats p ivats Cemeteries.
To authorize cAss for the Kiogs county peaitsntary
rm MOUNT vRKSos RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. BROOKE (shig) Of New York, called mp the Meant
Vernon resolutions Agreed to By the casting vote OF the
Pre- dept.
Mr. BHHoP (vhie) of Monroe move to refer the reso-
lutons tbs Judiciary Committee Los-syss8. nays ID
Mr.. W. CLARK spoke on the Mount Vernon resolutions
mp to the hour Of adjournment
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From The Boston Journal Fob. Il.
Thsrs was ssvses storm last night common sng Of the
southeast ana changing to the northeast and north II
wss accompanied by snow though not In great QUANTITIES.
The railroads we're Dot obstruossd
The storm was very On the coast but ~ have
heard Of marine disastsrs There was heavy - u
the 10y this morning. The steamer & B Forbes vsnt
d. 70 cruise for distressed vesse but returned With
ont having any vessel re- uirDg her services.
We understand that the storm has besn more severe IN
the southern part Of the State thas In this Vicinity In
New Bedford sbout foot Of snow fell on hvel, though
II was much driftsd.
The boats from New York have not arrived and pro.
baby "a not leave New York.
Iron the New Haven Journal Feb. 22l
We have again bean Visited BY . severe snow storm mr.
outsppng Any Of il Of the present
II commenced showing in this vicinity about nix o'clock
Monday evening and ennued through the night during
wheh tine high northeast Wind prevailed which has pill
ed tbs snow In many places to the depth Of ssvera
rendering the streets and roads almost impassAb and
seroui retardiDg operations some Of the railroads.
North Of the storm was Less severe and the snow
much lighter sorciDg but little Obstruction to the early
day ornipg about It's me bat the New York and
New roads drtsd 30 badly and TO such
depth that but little progress was made By the locomo
vss in performirg their usuA trips and NO train from
New York arrived here until late In the Afternoon, while
the rass on the New London road were equally ats In
getting through.
o. the CAps road much difficulty was sxperissosd bat
the trains succeeded in making their trips though mush
behipd their usual time.
The Naugatuch road also suffered considerably by thu
heavy accumulation Of SNOW but managed to get the
siEs tbroug After fAshion," ~ did also ths Housa
tonic road.
Ths Hartford Times OF the 2lst last says Mr. Jacob
CT apip lumber inspector aged about 66 years found
men the Windsor road this morning. (Fsb 2 frossn to
death.
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.at II for svn suit, which has already seuus,ssa !.
Nd css..
motion wASsow ,na6s b sojosSa, a.l IL a. ~
stand. until Thursday Of next wsak ct ons oeloet
We undsrstand that civil suit has bssa ssuue.esd
ssspst Mr. Shackford BY Mr. Bustesd IN behalf o. No
Grant for breach Of promise Of marriage, aytaS the
damages ct go ooo The papers In this suit served
On M 6hsokfoRd yegtegday.
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Ahu-NeUEWsA1 AoethR NJ AunuFM
AUBURN, Feb ~, 1864.
An Anti Nebrsaka meeting held 1t Stanford Hall
sst evening It was Of thu largest and most inhr
eating meetings held in this city Strong resolutions
were adopted approving Of Senator ssward recent speech
the Nsbraska question: and denunoatory Of Mr. Doug
las bill speeches made by Rev. Messrs Austin
Hcsr er Nelson and Ms.n. and Seward j. A. Cox, and
others. A large number Of ladies were present.
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Markets.
NEW OxLRANs Feb. Is, 1854
The ssles Of cotton to-day 5000 bales at Arm
prises. Mholirg is 1T SX, 90. Rio cofee-Sslss OF
band is ~ COO bags; sunny bags active ct
14hc 1880, and holders are asking l6o. Moss pork
has declined to $l2 49,
EIw ORLEANS Feb 20, 1854
Our cotton srket has very active day the sas
reaching bales ~ firm prices Micdlrg Il quotsd
&C. The stock on hand here is nov 100 bales.
Curry bags active ut l5o The BAltos to
hand alter business hours.
NEW ORLEANS, Fob ~, 1854.
Our money market Ia easier and exchanges better
New Yo'k sight Is quotsd at x discount, and stsr
ling AttL Per cent pi smum Freishts are advauciog
Cotton to Liverpool taken at Is l6i, and ask
ing "a.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 20 1854.
The Mles Of cotton to day 900 bales, ct pri
ranging from loo Good middiipg Il quoted eo
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Thc Southern etsamers.

TIE BLACK WARRIOR At MOBILE.
MomLE Feb 20, 1864
The stsanship Black Warrior, from Nsw York and IA
vAna has arrived at this port
TIE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 81, 1854.
The steamship Florida from New 5rk has arrived Of
this port in sixty hours passage.
THE MARION At CHARLISToN.
CHARIHsroS, Feb. q, 1854.
The United Staten mail steamship Marion Capt Wm.
Foster from New York. arrived hers at ono o'clock this
afternoon.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

DsrBnrnoS OF PRHss The annual tistributon Of
prizes the pupils Of the Brooklyn Institute took place
last evening" In compliance with the last viii and tesla.
Of the founder the late Augustus Graham which
Gers obligatory the directors to procure the delivery
OF acdrss upen the character Of Whinfton each
succeeding ApnivsrAfy Of his birth After atro
ductory arks by Roin Sanford, ESQ., ss,Ay upon
this SUBJECT delivered by Master George Woodru6,
Of the pupils when gold and silver medals dis
ibuted to the advanced sohoArs and the produc
lions Of others commended. There ct the present
time over four hundred attached to the institution.
YOUNG hoAxrsr-A young man, named william For.
rest brought b ore Justice Bt,hy OF the Second
District Police Court yesterday the charge Of bgamy
Hs but nineteen years Of age and appears he hes
been married to his nIst wife for about two years. He
marie Mrs Margaret NoElroy the Sth OF January
last msnth thereafter united in the hey bonds
Of wsdook with Mis- Mary Stevens. All three wives
present In court, and the charge upon which he
brought up being sustained by the most convincing sv
csnoe he fny committed to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
Nems. Roberts IAmSrsth's sugar house In St Ian.
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From Boston.

ADVANCE IN rHH RATES or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRIAL.
BOSTON, Feb AZ, 1854
Ameetisg OF paper publishers and editors OF Bos.
ton and vicinity held this afternoon The press
quite fuy represented and Mr. Hale, Of the Boston Ad
reTser presidsi. report made tting forth the
greatly ncrsasad expenses Of within the past
few and resolutions adopted increase the
price Of adveru,ing twenty Ave Per cent.
The hial Of John Chapman for the murder Of Reuben
C At SherbuIne in Ssptem last progressrg
before the Supreme Court EoW sitd0g ct Cambridge.
Chapman ID twenty years old The evidence Is strong
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nnsylvania Democratic Convention.

Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.
TEE NEBRASKA BILL UPHELD.
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The Democra 10 Convention to-day 10 this city elected
delegates the STATE Convention and ssuotsd them to
Governor Bger and resolutions In favor OF the
national naturalization and the Nebraska bill Anti
Do glas resolutions laid the table after excl
ting debate.