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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
kCTS or CONGRESS-.


The following a-e the more important Of the acts and
resolutions passed q the 6rs session Of the Thirty third
Congress
A. pO'e p.es for TIE hors Of the cOsTss Of ne IN
ed STAGE r The southern nsre' 81 Nswfors and 'f osssr T
Al Ae ss sTts-r ns .s.yins for bounty l.s4,
A A. q stts1d IRE ~srebOusns syssn BY establishing p
=, lsS, ''' ''' ''''' P"''"' Approves
A. A authorize the sonseton ar.t a., frs.s.s
An As to s.e.ss .ss'Ssh lad districts "A es Terroys
Ar ac to s'sSsa and oss in the lower PsGsas Of Ms
Al Az 20 ors.si,s the Territories Of SeS.s ,sd K.a..s Ap.
Az AT sssoiiI. ne selection Of a.,r,, I, Ne, II he
s.h ''enen vi,ss iss y as' sae's ssersScs STATE Of Ala
,AiS aSi . ; q he ,. s Ste; .rs ' sss Mes
sT :, gs ss 3. A gISSS ds By the s''
A. s tor h me rso 81 s r2s1 %
'y c Re se q SIs. ,. a 9!IsSs,S Sey ~ ~
gss, NetrsAs ard giant dcH.ou. 20 .sAl e Asss
,of s S e S'sI 5SoS 6s Ss~fs to ~ Gale. tn.
Det purss sne eor,ti;niiIs pnSsk Pon Of entry sni
se al Is o. A TiSy,ai 1a ~ y ssi
Az he safehass O ,hs copysh, % work psslsi BY
1hos H. Sumner Wherein he sonb. his new s,aod OF aeS
crns sii5. pos;sn stsee Approved AnE.- lSSt -.
ta.rs lie Tilted ,se y,,r eusss the S0h Of June
he seeouuss.oa'Of ,he cSsrt: q .bs
uusd ssss he Dsst of Massaa.ei,s ara in the CUES
Aei .u,hcre hs s.,s WIS .s+s the .s.ii'
1915 ths Improvement - the Fox au Wisconsin Rivers AP
proved Aus,s >. IA
An Act iar relief uied Tosps suffer
by the dOster to th- steamer ssssnes ApOv-S
March a. 1851
An Act for n, sfOf Alton nelson Approved April - 1854
VEvr pension fer Sss Csmpoa Oenesss
STATE q New York Approved April Is. 1884.
fct fer Hsxesish Johnson OF the
S,,tc a. Nerri,nt APPROVED Ami -. lSSA
An Act rtimhvJ-c the Common Council Of ke~Nok City
Npluol,s made sr the Isl Res sent Newfsrk touneeets
4, rIos Cd June -. 1874
het m hs relief II the widows s orphans OF he ossevs and
eanru tie Uni ed Ses Schooner Svsmpus who were os
st ,t in Mtlch 1913 uesr the coast 1t the toteis"'e. ~
proved July Il. 1854 49,.
An Act iof ne plief n g. Penn Approved Avg |, 1874
An Act r, Psmeia Bo,*-, the widow o. MAYOR
Gcrer Jacob Hwn OF tbe United states army deceased AP
proved July u, iSA ,.....x
York Approved August, lsbi
Ntwlork. Approved August, 1854
RESOLUTIONS
Rc-cuicn authorizing the fore IN The office Of the
Surcriut,rdtnt The Public Ssag APPROX Feb 49, 1884
Resoluon accepting certain volumes ard mesa preseuted BY
Hen Bianuic Maety's ument 20 the Utted States p
proved March u. 1854
the of rho Treasury aud Lhs
h,u Board to determine upon tho site plan aud w' OF ooa et
the shhoUe Cohasset aud for other purposes Az
Irovcd March q, 1854
resolution exsustory the s"cond section resolution
establish certain approved July H. 1854 Improved July
90. 1854
Resolution 70 compensation 81 the employees the iegls
Of the Government. .nd TO prohibit the allowance
the corporation 10 such receive tho tneh here
o. Approved Iuy ~, 1854. -
providing for the distribution of the works Of Thomas
Jefsron. Approved July 10. 1884
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TERRIBLE EFFECTS or THE WEATHsa.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED BY TIE HEAT.

Yesterday another scorclng seebing, sitting day.
Ii soomed though the very elements had combined to
assist the render his rays intense and
durable. Before o'clock in the morning, and between
- and in the afternoon not zephyr moved to fan tho
psrchsd and exhausted brow Of nature and not cloud
was visible in the horizon to shield the shryeng earth
from The fiery eyerburnng orb. AT o'clock tbs Their
noted 92o; slight breeze then sprang up and
continued from that hour MI nearly IL, when all be-
came mooness again, aud the mercury shot up - In
about ten minutes. From IL till about the thermometer
ranged and between those hours the sutriness OF
the mo phere was oppressive in the extreme. About =
O'Clock n slight shower, accompanied by thunder tended
for hort time to relieve the dreadful hcat But this
soon passed and then the atmosphere again became
clogeed the warmth returned with nearly its woated Wig
or and 20 continued til midnight, at which hour the
curry stood At = J..
A. was 10 have been expected the result Of the excessive
heat within the last two days has been dreadfa Men and
animals have been overcome and dropped feess ia the
streets The subOned melancholy account must tend To
convince readers Of the great improperly of yenurng
out doors unless shielded by umbrellas during the raid
de of the day while the warm sun lasts. We suboin
Private Frederick Lips OF the German Rhemen, who
attended the funeral Of Of the members Of tha Com
pGny Sergeant Scherb Monday fell from the effects
the heat after reaching his home on the corner OF Cal
houn and Elizabethsts., and died between seven AMI
eight o'clock the evening.
Mons H. Ladriere, native Of eyes France engaged
nj Mr. Whites marble yard Meeting-st attacked
by ann de sOea Yesterday and expired IN about twenty
minutes His physician. Dr. Lobby, informs Us that he
never knew person die suddenly from the OBJECT Of
heat The deceased was about 90 years of ago.
Michael Kennedy native Of Ireland and employed as
draymhn by Mr. HOOdsde was suIstruok, and died 10
half an hour He attacked IN Church. near Cumber
lsnd-st.
A man named Carey overcome by the hea,on Union
wharf and Died shortly after.
Mr. Campbell, native OF Scotland and residing at No
- East Bay died OF congestion Of the brain produced by
the heat He had been III for two or three days, De-
ceased was brother Of the late Peter Campbell OF Folly
Island. .
4 labonng man whose reporter was unable 70
ascertain was stricken down in the upper part OF hng~
and died in few minutes.
A nan working at the Orphan House, whose nams "|
not e,certained. [Chsrleston Is. c. Standard aug
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THE OVERLAND MAIL.

TrIr.-T M0rtdv. july 2i-Ihe BOMBAY ste amer
,rr Alexandra On the doh has arrived. The Indian
all brought adylces nom Calcutta to june II Madras
une -. Bombay. June ~ shanghai, May 81 CAhtoh
Inc IIoug.KGug June 6. sydney May % Melbourne,
Nav -. AMI Adeiadc june =. The Douro, steamer
With the ina nal of tie 2-d May lcsI On tie Goth
Nay. Tie passengers. mans parcels aud c.rso were
saved sr, plooee 10 EueaHi b. this opportunity tx
tten.e 90 e. ,utia -'.! % Canton all % >lany
lai .4....
Hu.ncs, sy'rey vas heavy, az sales are made ~
o 20 u lo.tc- IL. produce OF lie goa ne.a7 reha Is
,,eriy a. ,t. ,.... Der week. New south Haes god
- j. i'll, 10. ILAHr, - aGl TIE O'ens- - -
II ounce Noo. b. IglYw Aa- advanced l. pe!
irn Lye,Gi., 80 London. per cent. premium.
Tlvs kosl Jun. e o-t a.. Tea - date. '5t-V yJ'
trl, srl 81 SIX -, 90 -a,.. sta-e of the Tea d.
f.i.-s 81. NuL.l Ia.l..
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FRANCE.

The Emperor ard Empress bad arrive at the baths OF
Beet. At r'eluy. and where on TIE route they
wee ftCciveG with tie warnes. ac lamHti"ns.
Piris Tuosday.-A considerable ia has aiken place IN
o,t d the markets for Corn and the yield was expected
TO b. orefour;h than the average ~ the Bourse
the fur ds closei 20 ~ All - J.
Cholera +. raging at Marseles. One hundred and
tvoty deaths IRE reDorted daily Many OF the inhabi-
Tent, haze led om lie city. At Nancy ii is also very
viD.Cut. M
q Russian -lip named Orion sailing unher tuscan
coior was cautried OF Leghorn the l9th Inst hy the
French stoom sloop AyerIe. and taken into Toul n.
The mother Of Ledru Koihn was buried IN Paris ON the
o2d OF the advanced age OF -.
TiIee eev.fe shocks OF an earthquake were felt at
Eaveees az "a o clock on the morning Of thu 20th
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MADISON USIyERsITY.-Ihe Commencement for the
present year to take place will be seen by the
following programme Of exercises:
l. Wednesday 9th to Monday, 18th, INFLAMMATION
Of classes the studies OF the previous year.
H. sunday. 18Th, 3 r. M.-Sermon before the " SOce
"iy for Inquiry by the Rev. William Dean, u. d., OF
Chiua.
III Monday A. Inflammation of the Theological
l. M.-Meetng of he University Board.
". - Z. M.Orution before the Literary Societies of
Madison University. by the Rev. j. {. Lord ID. d.,
of Buffalo Poem, by Augustine Duganne Esq, OF New
York Gay.
V Tuesday. 10 A. M-Annusl Sermon before the
New-lork Baptist EducetCu Society by the Rev. j.
Lansing Burrows Of Philadelphia. II. M.-Reports OF
the Booid aud Addresses by .hc Rev d. &. Corey ct
Utca he Rev. II Miller Of Meridcu Conn, and the Rev
" L. Brooks OF Perry.
VI y Z. M-Discourse before the Association of
Alumni and Friends. by the Rev. G.. Il. Bliss Profess
sor IT Creek in the University OF Lewsburg, Penn.
vi. Wednesday, 10 4. M.--ConmohceRens OF Gsdi-
son University Address To the Graduating Class By the
President. ". Taylor LII. d.
VIII 3 =. M.-Conference of Alumni and Friends.
TX. Thursday. 10 A. M-AuniVersary of the TheOlogi.
cal Seminary Inaugural Address By the Rev. Dodge,
Professor Of Biblical Interpretation and Criticism. Adj
dress the Class by the senior Theological Professor
y. T. VI Public meeting in behalf OF the Home Mis-
ous under the direction Of the Secretaries ot the a. b. H.
NJ. Society.
Tie coming Anniversaries will be an occasion OF pecu-
liar interest several accounts, and the friends OF the
Institution and TIE public generally cordially invited
to De present. GEO, W. EATON committee
L. y GALLUP, Arrangements.
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London Market,

-. fPsbiishod ToeSrsrhr report Of e-e-isg J.I, y
fofeiEn fair IL :.
guest AID ~ cheaper nsve C-yon r..
card ordinary C0neou I'D T. n RIcE dull TALLos &c.,
= sdei on spo', G. late delivery Scotch Pie laos .
sPELTtk 80 t0 w
LIVERPOOL kEEfGHrs eontin n dnil
MoNEY-2jh JryEDshh Funds rather animated A. a.,
ng but TIE supply stock being considerable ;as .
sffeTr ard exhibited ioue Of heavines Consos closed =
=. an; sGQs2i meney; ThFee and Ols CeatS
81 bsnk Stock. lua2ls; Exehequer Bills II dis premium
foEtiss ENcHASsEs LoNpOS-Psrs months - ~ az s.
sher; -fSG.5; Hamburg. months S5idiS6 FTAaki5rt
Ientss llst Antwerp months, 222, IS IS; Amstgdaa
months III lefGll7; Chart. ll4dll'; Nienns months
l-SN Trieste, months, 1880. Rates . shade higher
PASis Evening 25hOur Bourse dnaess and
S.isost ,son II Closing quotations You
ana i,I Cent Rsnses 90 Three Cent Ren;es, 70Gsi
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LATEST FROM MADRID.

The JuLta Of Madrid, 10 whose proclamation the names
Of both Eepsrtero and o D0nnell are attached has
Tce.tablfLCd the municipal Institutions OF 1913. The
diplomatic corps have MT at the palace Madrid, sara
gosse, Barcelona and ile other towns tranquil.
Bhser has made his escape into Portugal
MADRID, 24th-The city, although covered with bar
rcades. il quiet The Jnnta. distrusting the Queens
promise has resolved TO hold rs until the arrival Of
EspartcrO and the arnng of the National Gusrd.
ODonnel was expected the 2lst with the troops Of
Gen. Blaser, who had joined him.
MADRID, July 22.-Gen. San Miguel ia named Minister
of War and lrarte the Military Governor Of Madrid.
There lie calm to-day and The appointment Of San Mig
mel is welcomed with reclamation. The Infant Don Fer
nondo, the Kings brother is dead.
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ITALY
INSURRECIlON IN PARMA.

lNSURkEClION IN PARhA
IS teegr0phed from Vienna. Sunday, I'D that IN H.
surrecton has broken in Parma The inhabitants fired
from m, roof ard widows Austrian troops will perhaps
enter the Duchy and occupy the Hilary posts.
ApenEhlet Of Msz1ins Sandman affairs is at pres
n crcuiatI socItty IN SARDINIA and LOmbardy.
II l. stated in letter from Naples Of Jay ~, but surely
cannot be rrse that the seas Il official dispatches to the
Alnerclr ard English Enhas-es regularly tempered
will by tie oeent- Of the Ne4polAn government The
er l,cs that they are afraid NEEDLE with the letters
ii France
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IxcIDEsrs rs VERMoST.-On Saturday week, o"uLnsfa
Vernon, v by severe th ma bs ,Sr 10
did much damage to roads, eSP' ,s were sbattsrei by
EIsiSS'0 Rei p EiSh Office ~ e the esr
Of which Is feet below s9 sS s . 81 me :es
hne h.rn and two sheds belonging 20 Hiram Hart,
- nsord were struck by lightning and burned with
ten hey os zoo insured 200 E ,s a o. asa
;TS Sreeer Vernon, died from the tho
SIs,. Springfield Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

TsT ASNIvERsARr AT ASDoyER.-The exercises OF tire
Andover Theological Seminary confused through
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with
great interest The Rev. Nr. Braman of Danysgs Mass
addressed the Alumni AZ the conclusion OF his discourse
ils Alumni meeting held, and the Secretary read
ir.sf notices Of the following AlHnni who have died
during the year:
jonathan Bigelow of the class Of 1870.
rlese.yed Smith y. H., OF the class Of 1897.
Samrei Washburn, Maine. OF Inc class of sj1.
Tered Reed, Cornccticut, OF the class OF 1882.
Lous Dwight Massechusctts OF the class OF 1912.
J. I. Clark, New.Jersey, of the class Of 1911.
". y. Nleus 81 the class OF 1919
= ". Roland o. he class of 1929.
} u. Lewis. Massachusetts,. OF the class OF 1892
Henry l.. Eas;!uan Massachusetts, lsJj.
The youuC,st OF tie above - years Of age, the
oldest &c.
The Rev. Dr. Adams Of brunswick. Ne. chosen
Irca,htr. and Or A. d. Smith Of Nowiork substitute.
Tie Porter Rhetorical Society addressed by Prof.
George Cho.se OF Brown L niv ersity.
IL the evening orations pronounced before the
Societies by VIM. +. Avery Of Conway, Mass. j. F.
Pettibone Of Rockton, H.. and James p. kimbal of
OakhGm, Mass. j. Eames Rankn Of Chester, VT, gave
g poem. The productions all well received.
Tie tiennel catalogue Of the Seminary is Published
this ycar. The total LII. deceased 23i, foreign mis-
sonlros lC6 ministers and missionaries west of the State
Of New-YoIk TO- presidents aud professors of Colleges
-. In the graduating class there are 10; in the two
remaining clessCs 30 TO % respectively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

ACCIDENT AT ToRosTo-We deeply regret to ssJ,
that a melancholy and fatal accident occurred on We
before this city yesterday whereby four Of eavs
pamed ID. Miller, boat builder; two Dunlops-fatLS aaa
son-end --Stephens hurried into eternity Ihs
parties named and sso another named Law len HI
lers boet yard for pleasure sail on the bay beSs 1s
were hsf hour out their way TO the siand tae vls
was struck BY sudden squall and sunk. Law wa .
only one of the party who could effect bis escspe the o
having sunk with the boat While Mr. Law we <Ssn-
ming be wa observed by come person on ooesu 49,
Straeehsns yacht from which boat VA sent % o" ~
cue. he being .: the tune esaciy oKhaasted -. -
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Liverpool Provision Market.

.e aefenry frete BaccS wiihou, proveme-t The qasr.
o TOAA ~" ,rfiTinE ubsated The market REEy sooa
recut - fu4 rles SHOULDERS wan.ss CHrESr -. hr.l,
Lssn sissel a . with buyers 81 TALLow rather ea.
market ''-e '''N'@'F
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ssstE' Z! hrse Bass y . eh-sp-- zpsa r,-, p,
~ cree csssrd OArs toi tens psnfu HP.rtea he a u.
hut OATsEAL - called D. re- is.sl.---
fsrIas Co.'S hss further rcrded Friisy r,,s-s 4.
e or th Wek lave hal don - 800
~+N
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EGYPT

Vnsss. M,Lday-Abbls Pasha, Viceroy Of Egypt
did yery suddenly Bends during the night OF the 18Th
nsi i.On +, spoplexy SAID PasAa eldest son OF Ne
hep asha La succeeded 10 the rens OF government ana
tss etsed y Tatu iOns 81 al the foreign COnsGls
ulor HI accession 20 The throne.
lseeord Edi.oa ofThe Morning Herald.
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" -faaffir LrvERPoof Tussisy Jqiv - isSa
Str o. e there las besu steady C0rroN AZ
~ = tie "a -s oE he three days icing 300 bass
- ' - - -aro-trrs ard .rsc- afors
nineed me wtaheT has gr-afy improved he prects ~
oofs and The Corn market h., sEMu declined
for Dol aud ind.n CoKN q Gusrisr Wes,eru
tAAs rEI 50 y . p sd-rhia Bsror- s1d C.r.ds = So
~ - = hett to ? j. rec e. dso - Indian Cora.
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TIIE ME1NOPOLlTAN.

\ NEW AND SlFEtlOh bUUhlNd RANGE, man.
uactured and for sale wholesale and retail by Gibson
RICHARDSON. Il CO., 374 Broadway, New York; ALSO
81 and So Blackstone street, Boston.
1t embraces all the modern improvements, combining
beauty, durability and economy the use Of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation. The simplicity of its
Structon and the consequent facility with which it is
managed, particularly commend it to the attention Of those
in want OF irst-class cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
That of any other range in present being construct
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum the heat is equazed under
all the boiler openings.
The revolving gate supported by lever, is adjusted in
such that the fre-chamber be instantaneous
~ emptied, while the range closed prevent the
escape of dust or ashes into the room.
The oven is of extra size with the flues arranged
to in the highest possible degree an equal amount
of radiation every SIDE being elevated and on level
with the top of the re-chamber the draft is entirely up
ward and natural The external plates are lined with
compositions which being non-conductor Of heat gives il
the advantages Of a brick oven.
Under the is large and capacious Hot Closet,
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes Of food.
Beng supplied with powerful watcr-back, the range
may be made furnish without extra fire large amount
Of hot water, at all times for bath other purposes.
Provision is also made for the attachment Of hot-ar fix
lures. by which, in addition to its culinary department.
subserves an important purpose for warming dining
parlOr either above or adjacent to the appar
m mt in which it is placed.
The Flues large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and BuminUUs Coal Coke Wood. 1t re-
quires noaona fixtures tn use of either For those
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and in respect
dependent on brick-worB for any of its 1ues.
In points of hnsh workmanship and general appear
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with amy.
In respect to cost it compares lvorably with either
Of the Eieyated-oyen Ranges now i'll market.
mcn2l dawlV
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Boston advertisements.
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I'D I e n T AG E N CY, A n ID
MODEL MANTLE CTOPv


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least possible delay and expense.
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The subscriber continues the business of furnishing
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the Patent Office He has many years carried the
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in all the factories of New England Having invented
some Of the important Improvements which adopted by
all the principal manufacturers, and having been involved
in heavy lawsuit had occasion to study the patent laws,
With unusual interest under the late Hon Daniel Webster
Being the only Solicitor Of Patents who thorough prac
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Many good inventions have been lost the inventors by
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her 70 inform the public that he has no connection
Whatever with any irregular advertising physician II,
known moduS oPerdndi of those Of certain nonrity VIII
nake II ther hrst object to fitch exhorbant fee fr,m
good. e '"ein the least
Dr harmons mode of practice does not differ materiall
rom tat approved OF and adopted by the eminent Hoc
pM P pensioners Of Europe, and of course he is not un
WHINE hat IL should meet the scrutiny not only of the
PUBIC generally, but also OF all scientific medical ZEN.
49, ~ FEMALES, exclusively. The French Female
ioty Regulating Pills and Female Restorative can he
~ Hurd Street. Lowell = - '''i' al 40
Lowell. March 2S. 1854