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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05

the Smithsonian Institution authorized to continue
its investigation at the next session.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, at half-past two o'clock, moved that
the House adjourn.
ton that Executive communication would in few
ments be sent to the House.
The motion to adjourn was then negatived Yeas 10,
nays 81-no quorum voting
VETO MESSAGE.
During the call of the roll message wasreceived from
the President by the hands of SIDNEY WEBSTER, Esq,
his private secretary.
roll call"
The call of the roll was continued and the result an
nounced when
The SPEAKER stated that if there was no objection
he would present communication from the President Of
the United States.
message read; but he DESTROYS Of making
marks upon it, and did not desire read unless under
circumstances when they could take action upon it. If
there any power under which they could act on the
message after it should have been read he would not
object
The SPEAKER decided that objection having been
made to the message being laid before the House, and
there being quorum present, it could not be read
Mr. HAVEN repeated he desired action upon the mes
sage after it should have been read and he did not wish
to sit here for the purpose Of hearing it read when he
could have no action upon it.
Mr. ORR said, under the resolution providing for the
adjournment Of the session Monday, the gentleman
could not act after four o'clock to-day Suppose should
take hour to read the messageand he did not know
how long it wasthe gentleman could not obtain legisa-
ton on it.
Mr. LRTcHER moved thst the House sdjourn which
motion negatived.
call Of the House was then moved and lost: Yeas 49,
nays74
No quorum yet voting at three o'clock the House sd-
ljouned.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
THURSDAY. June ss--a p. N.

THURSDAY, June ga Z. VI.
AsHHs-The market is firm but quiet for Pots at t5 IS,
and Pearls Is So
CoTroS-Our Cotton market is quite firm since the re-
ceps of the foreign news by the Canada
FLOUR AID MT,L-The low grade of State and Western
yellow are heavy and inferior State is lower The better
GRADES are firm but dull the arrivals exceed the want of
the trade and there little shipping inquiry Canadian
Flour is qaie, at s. 81 9S7 IS.
The sales Of Western Canal 1900 bbls. at 81 SO
s. - for No. Superine - 81 IS for common to
straight State g 25 for mixed to fancy Western and
81 37ass for common TO good Ohio. Southern Flour
is heavy and very quiet sales OF $50 bbs at SIS $50
50 s5 for mixed to good brands Baltimore, &c Inferior
brands have been offered low -. Rye Flour IN
quiet at IS 20 for ne Corn Meal inactive At - s for
Jersey.
GRAIN-Therc is little inquiry for Wheat, and prices in
the absence OF sales would be nominal Barley and Bar
lev Malt ere scarce and nominal Oats dull and Of
tered freely to arrive; sales of State and Western as ~
G56o.
Corn is in fair demand but owing to the nclsmency Of
the weather quiet and held rather higher sales OF
K 900 bushels at 10 Soc for damaged and unsound &!
$50 for Western mixed Sole for Southern yellow
and So for do white Rye is unsettled sale Of
5000 bush. River s reported, on private TERMS
WHisxY-The demand is moderate and the market Is
trrner sales of 100 bbs at - for Ohio, and so
30c for Prison
PKovisIoxs-A limited demand tor Pork, with large
arrivals; sales Of Mess at sl39 sl3 IL, and Prime
ell 62dsu es,. Beef is in moderate request and 10
firm at sl6 Repackei Chicago, sli so s3 for Coun
try Mess and els 80 for City Moss Cut Meats are in
good request SIC for II ANS and 595ic for Should
ers Lard lie firm and not freely offered at 81 0loc. Bat
ter in good supply 10 l6c for Ohio and Ii eisc for
State. Cheese is dull at 6d9c.
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s,~ssA 90 rs departure With se"~ Nttea esss "" W"
s-,,a s>s .-ssysr- wNw pcr~Nms ~~'A.~ s"'" "'
ssys< ssS pes cs,s~sv> The engineers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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By TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT BOSTON.
DEFEAT OF THE CHINESE IMPERIALlSTS
BY THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
FORCES.
BosroS, Thursday, June %, 1854.

BosroS, Thursday, June 81, 1854.
The steamship Canada arrived here at 10 O'Clock this
morning. making the run from Halifax in 30 hours.
The mails for the South will be dispatched by the after
noon train, reaching Ncw-York about midnight
The following Geographic dispatch received tho day
previous the sailing of the Canada by eminent Lon
don firm
"Hcsc Kosc, April 22.-An attack made by the In
peras,s the foreign settlement Of Shanghai led to the
sorming and destruction Of her camp the 9Th Of April
by the English and American forces. Two sesmen were
killed. and twelve wounded of the volunteers.
Mr.. j. c. Brine dangerously wounded.
mr.. Griswold Grey lost a leg.
Capt. Pearson of the Rose Standsh was severely
wounded but was doing well
IAN was quiet on the 18th inst
The ship Dumcs for Shanghai, loaded with teas was
totally lost"
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Ia waicr- They have disappeared long long ago They
have ie tho graves Of their ancestors and tho home OF
their childhood Instead Of wgwsms and Indian villages
have towns cities and hovcry villages ln'i-a OF inc
whoop Ia heard The .hou. Of Joy the harp OF mr'h
aud Tho anthem prarc The warriors who once stunned
A's so" with blood are senc Tho sew ~ p, a..
II with The olive ranch n her mouth rlo'c 'h1'
You ~ call The 81 tbs now cslihce ihn summer
held hcthodpt Episcopal Church snm.ncriuid-a nsns
which We love q dwell Symmetrical pos-cs-ed "sch
OF tho spirit OF tho beloved John whose name he bore
There s nothing that add To- the name Of Summarized
We might well try 10 add 10 he fragrance OF tho rose
t tb, brlsncc oi the rainbow Z" 'ho bcany"i he mo
tho spondor of tho sun the gorr of the heavens He
nrrds church erected called BY his name monument
perpsnaio hs memory he has one deep in the hearts
Of The people Hi is Of the immortal names that can
nui do lie The model preacher. Ilo" brilliant hi-
how peaceful his end. Ills fame Is IN all the
chuIo'cs-hs name and record are On hig-hi- fame IL
eternity.
After the address the Rev. Mr. MsRrSp.Lr said o., $50
and service of communion plato had already been sub
crhcd 60 tho Society. The church Is 10 be OF wood OF
the Gothic STYLE with tower and sceple on the right
hand side of the gable end Attached In the rear OF the
church is TO be the patronage in the style. The
church and land will cost $1,000, the pasonage 81 600
more so that we want liberal contributions to make up
the amount
Ills call was promptly responded TO- During the col
lection the Sunday School children sung h,mO, com
mcncing
To Christ, the ohlldreu's King"
in a very sweet and pleasing manner.
The Corner Stone was thea laid by the Rev Mr.: MAR
TISDAIE. The box contained copy Of the BILE, hetho-
dist HYMN Book Minutes Of the New-fork Annual Con-
ference 1854 History of the Organization Of the summer
field NJ. T.. Church Dobbs Ferry ls52, together with
list Of MEMBER probaions and pastors, and also the
Of the teachers and officers Of the Sabath School
The the pastor and trustees OF tho Presbyterian
Church at Dohhs Ferry; the recisr, vsstrymen and
church wardons Of Zion Church Dobbs feTy religious
and daily papcrs &c &c
After the laying of the Stone another hymn was sung
o1oogy sung 6cnedcton pronounced and the audience
retired.
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Foreign Ports.

A. Buenos Ayres April bsrts Jun..s PnnIey rom Boston
lust an Oeeanss Moor. &c, Bo.ton Hayes Beaav. fo'
Wv Chsltceer Pearce Baltimore, rs. see Mon
sdeo Mnly and Rachel Burke Palmetto Lewis sHd Len MA
lten gwen Wessscamcon MARSH Eou hontev
S-o arr lhh from HewY0k
Mont.vdeo MAY bsfss Msnto, 5thson iron Boston,
Az, "a Chsrter.r Des~s-sn WOodb1rn from Bal
tn,cre Tor Buenos Ayre Gesser Jeeon from YORK. for
R,I.or s, v.rnou Collins load the for New YORK
Wevbo... Garter from April 3 and sid Bucno-
Az A. The mouh OF the I'd snip Argu. and Elss Ad
ana from New York for buenos Ayfes -,
A: s. Jsse barb Ions A'erA' or Trieste, JUST CON
uenced ds. -.
ton. Itth Martha Knsmsn. Dyer, Portland
kr A. &c brxs Ella Reed Walker Beuads
7,h Tr.xio MalsaB New YORK s1 barb Maxeppa Bsaiius
Ph,S.hs SID 9TH bfs xoosta Csrletsn Boston th Rsnse
OBJ P.yBer sb taas So Piper Mcclure sla Ten Corin
Rsnferd Besson .
AZ DO Ist INST, AIorss Battle for New Yos 10 days
Gons into Remedies sh irs brig II. II. hGvery Crockett
from forG.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
sK.............JVsE Il
PORT OF NETWORK. D..
Arrived.

Ship Kosssh Bl Dawson Liverpool d. %d.s saa p.s %
j. Tspscot Co She hes been IL a. '" o D. oe"'ses
Bank has had deaths on shs passse -. =. ~
Brig W Dufsn Horton, Opers a. We ,1e ..ss 80 ~.
ssIs tof Bedford for t.yh June s - ~
Drro fBrl HaifsI fof bssesdoes
SIR Hs~srd Lorel Bo.ton da ndse TO 3 W. Lewis
81. Rosers Provneetown 2 a Dab - master
sehr Xbbhas Ryds Ryder Povineetown d. tab to Wood
ruff Rsbinsoo. - ~, s..
sehr 4 barns Edridte Boston, 6sa TO master.
seb, n spsw Jr., sno~, Harwich, nah
seh, j p Glover Dosne. Boston, ash to master
sehr mary Hsws. Young, Bsso1, hsh 20 msstsr
SIR Chef Smith, New Haven, In ballast
schr City rnsbee, rute Taunton. Ne, In ballast.
Richard Buiwinkle. Williams Roekland ds,
mas
sekr. Mary Msnhin, Beers Boston, mdse. 70 master
sloop Rhode Islsnd Hull Providence Dc mdse 70 meter
Propeller Oseeols, ossood, Providence mdse master
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occupied.

tire occurred a, Holdaysburg Pa, on Tuesday even,
ing destroying ton buildings ncluddg the block bounded
by Juna,a and Mongomerysts The principal sufferers
are Mr.. Rock shoe dealer DIR. Douglas, grocer; Mrs.
Lewis confectionery NJ Kemput, clo'hier; Black con-
fectionary and Rodergues drug store. The loss put
down a, 10000 Tho fire is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendary.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. HOUSTON, from the Committee Ways and
Means reported bill 10 enable the Presdent to carry into
effect the Gadsdn treay-spproprating 90 900 for
that purpose.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole the State Of
the Union.
Mr. BENTON said he was willing into the oen
sderaton OF that bill until they had had opportunity to
inquire whether the privileges OF the House have not been
invaded in the negotiation Of that treaty.
Mr. HOUSTON replied it was a Distinct bill and was
designed be taken up conneIon with the General
Appropriation bill. There express provision which
requires bills carry treaties into effect to be sepsrsey
considered in Committee Of the Whole
Mr. OLDS, from the Committee on Post Ofhces, reported
single letter for any distance not exceeding b 900 miles
that distance ten cents. Ocean postage to foreign
countries under 1000 miles, five centsover that distance
cents. Drop letters cent advertised one cent i'd
ditonal.
Mr. OLDS moved that the bill be put upon its passage;
but further action deferred till to-morrs
Some personal explanations a. TO recent occurrences
made, when the House went into Committee on The
General Appropriation bill.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Arrived.

Shin Nar ksInbone psckeD Pratt, Liverpool May H. ndse
and les PAS. Evsr Brown Nay ii lat Al 20 loo ~ 49,
saw ship Empr. State fm Liverpool for New forx -
shin t.nsu,rd Norton Liverpool md.e and as pass g
" Phillrs June - IS Ion. 30 several ieeberss
fof Boonl Colburn Hsvrs A DIS In ballast and
as psss 20 master May ~ . - 81 lon 81 'pese bark Nsu
,i!.s Gibraltar for Boston Il,
ship Amercsn Eagle packet Moore London and Pormoath
May is and 49 peas Grswod Morgan WHEY Nay 80
Ia AZ o. ION u IS spoke ship W. Bailey fn Liverpool for Pha
deipbs "a d. out June lat o. lon 60 spoke hp julius f
Bremen for Baltimore ~ d The 4 f. hss bad light "inds
aud csms the whole passage .
ship Farnos tNors Stein Ns"eas. 80 d. coal to Barclay
Livingston. 49,, ,u.,,o,.-
70 Oerch Co June Is lar g. lon 90 spose chip Julius bfe
from Br. N for Baltimore all we'll
Bg shamrock lBr French sidney IS DE- Goa TO order
Thcms. b. Watson (of Phlsde phs bissras ha'sna i"
sehs b rsrry tof New HAVEN wnsht Jacksonville de-
lumber 70 Rich l. Ho.chkin Of New Haven.
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SENATE. .w.sHiseros, Thursday, Jane % 1854.
Mr. ROCKWELL presented memorial signed by over
900 persons principally Of Boston asking the immediate
repeal of the Fugitive Slave law. tie said the sgners
were persons Of oil professions and occupations and most
" persons who had been disposed to support the Copro
mise measures oflsjO They were induced 70 ask the re-
peal OF the Fugitive Slave law because Of the ate SGT
repeating the Missouri Compromise. He moved thst be
referred TO the Committee on Judiciary
Mr. DIXON said that before that motion was adopted,
be- a. well other Senators desired 10 be- beard ne
therefore moved that it be postponed till Tomorrow
Mr.. SUMNER hoped the memorial would be referred.
Mr.. DIHONS motion was agreed to.
Mr.. SEWARD reported bill for the establ.hmene OF
China ard gave notice that be would call tap tomorrow
Mr. CLAYTON presented the proceedings Of . meeting
in Delaware demonstrating against any treaty or other
measure Ter reciprocal trade in Breadstuffs.
Mr. MASON reported bill allowing the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad construct temporary railroad over
the Long Bridge and through sshngton City to connect
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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L.sIsr.rIk AFFAIR Two MES SUFroCArED TO
pssIE.-A lanentabe and most distressing casualty oc-
cured this morning about oclock. al the residence OF
ilsm Stevenson ESQ No 6s North Charlesst. II ap-
pears that the family of and during their ab'
determined TO clean the sink, for which pur-
pose William Robinson, William 5. Beeks, and third
party repaired TO the premises Amer getting everything
readiness, Mr. Beeks the boss, lowered down the
nk bot before he had reached the bottom he was heard
fall from the bucket Mr. Robinson Immediately follow
ed to his assistance and sad TO relate fate,
falling from the bucket supposed 10 have been suocated
from foul air. Baltimore Patriot, Goth.
FIRE IN UrioA-There was a considerable fire at Utica
On Monday night The slothingstore OF f. l.. II. +.
Robbins was consumed, together with the stock esti-
mated 50 900; the hatsore OF j. f. Cramp, who
and the Daguerrean rooms Pease Brothers who lose
$500 or $500.
Sixteen horses and stables destroyed by fire at
York Pc, the morning OF the 10th. Among the SUI
;erers Samuel Weaver, ID. b. Weiser, A.. Rudy N
Brotbers B. H. Weiser Jr Jacob Cremer. Jacob Nickel
and Samuel Weiser they are generally insured.
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DsATH FROM LooKJ.w.-A young man IN the employ
Of Mr.. Coolidge az WATERFOWL died at that plsce on sac
ardsy night from lockaw He had injured finger OF his
hand which was crushed by the fall Of barrel Inc
wound was neglected and in consequence Of his getting
ooie IN H. ,oc"" en.Sea II saied ma M :ccsssrv TO
break Gu, C. tooth ia order 10 administer nourishment
Boston Traveller, 2Nth-
1, sad By those who have carefully investigated me
subject thai the betrayal Of Savior by Judas lscGr0t
was conducted throughout in src,.y legal No
law was violated except by Pete who en-: otcef ca
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger
~ Trains leave Pier foo, Of Dusnss follo~s viz:
Buffalo Express a. A for Buffalo direct without change Of
hsxgase
Dunkirk Express a, A. foG Dgntirf.
NAL q. els A. VI fer DsnhFt aid Baf.s tre IeTm.date
Way Express q, i2s5 p " for Danhirt
Rochlsnd Passenger p w. ron fee. q Ch.nb.rsst VA
Peraon for saaern and intermediate ssou<.
Way Passenger for osyle .nd intermediate st4siors
Nisht EIpress as p n for Dunkrs ID bstAo
EmEant p "
On SUNDAY only one ExpreSs TRAN, k6P "
Thess EIpr,s fra.ns At Buffalo with fTs syendA
L4ke Ere for 81 pos The Lake; and Dunst
9Th ss LaAs shos Railroad cr Cleveland Cincinnati roseso
pe.seit, Ch.eAso he.
D c. MccALLUN. General Superintendent
NETWORK. OGDENSBURH and MONTREAL
~ RAILROAD LINE, VA Springfield. Bellows rL' hals.a
bsH<ion ndso White River, Wells River. 81
Hhfs Mountains Montpesr T. Altaa- snd Roaso fel
-,omees New Haven Railroad ,ornsr B,.si~ :. sSs
AthsL sla 4thas fIpfsss trans " sna Nt.Ase
ct.ct.c itcase Pvish, by the New Haven 80
yRASIJs UYtE. gsKsis Ages. NC - -s''l g.
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ ON HUNDRED AND SISErIESrh-sr.
On Thursday morning Of early hour fire broke out
IN small frame stable One Hundred and Nineteenth
st. near Avenue A. Notwithstanding the exertlcns OF inc
6remen the building was entirely destroyed Loss $780,
II belonged 10 the estate Of Mr. Cbesternan and was un-
occupicd
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PERSONA,

Lana u.sAs2 sSs e>s ia,sd ~ s'dre~s me """'"''"
n. ,s,l,~s.ss, NJ vlxsss 1t A' srr>>s'hs ''m"e"'S
49,, .-ss -, .sSerhj The invitation 4 /" ""~~e""
-, ,.,. tAs y Distraction newer enitrred IN any
r.. a. ,ss.s esAsrsst pes 81 III country
y>,>.,sx y>ssk II Arisvvr viii deliver thc annual al
sv~. q ~ rs sn ,Sy Ss the ssh IL Sen
sSrN, >>~stN, IL - NSs@ .. 'N"'>'>N w '"' ~ ~ NY
NS.,S II. psas. lr., Nd will deliver the Grafton at
.ss ssai,v->s, ~ ,hs Literary Association NJ Re~do'n
Csssxv
IA Nsssssi ls.s.,ssNy ssys thai statement s sOnc
n r,.-s. Il Ne prvss ~ ihc eei that thew an about
d, go ,-.<fses in hr United States sni among them all
~. sre sassxel in agriculture. This sstemen; 'nc"r
M. Css Ct tie lSrvs; planters in kea'acky, Mr. fen
sa tsr~ss az ell petsNns friend oi the late Henry Clay
. an lU.eAse whse in South CsrVhns, Georgia and eer
ass. s-e an r,xsy II that ancient faith exclusively en-
ssr,S X s.rsssl:src. he Hsa. Mr.. Benjamin OF Lou
~... sse extensively casari in saga planting and has
~r,t.se standard cs.sy upon The culture and chemistry
- sAss STAKE roessAei in M ser RescN. IAe iste'-
Ar~x.-~ ises say however. that knows OF any lie
sr~ wAo :s The SOL v;; his own hands which we take
- H. TIE y<;r; Of tie eousroNcrod statement
IL Is.s,y,l. c,.r,ey states that Messrs Pepper and
Carlisle. the WV svailemcn nom wocdcrd. Ky. who
-,ry ccacereS IN challenging NJ, Purley. in Lebanon
sz-srs sss fsl appeared answer prosecution OF the
Cszmeswc.fh sssins; them at the present session OF
~ nsrscr Crcuii Court The gentlemen confessed
rpSsreai without sOnS into trial and were fined $500
sssa ara d:s.srcAised io- seven years.
PAsisk Vonys younccs; Nathaniel, died recently.
sestsSts snd alone q; inn in Floyd County. Virginia,
vishcut money friends resources Of any kind. The
kesy, O: tie tavern spilled the Oveecrs OF the Poor
'o rsymcn; MS board and funeral expenses bu; was
relsed Ns,hsnei died OF dropsy Of the chest few mo-
after the operation oitapPng had been performed
Hss lac; occupation teaching.
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

QUEBEC, Thursday, June o., 1854.
It's reported and generally believed that the Governor
General will to-day proceed to the House and officially dis
solve the present ,. rlament.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

Ia aim .u.an Iao,e from Loaaoa asd poyfvo1hMrs Hal
and TWO children w. Toulusn r. Joseph, Christian Lapt
I'd Toon and daughter, Sarah Harr.
In bra FAomas Hatsoa from HararoC II Frederick and
LADY q W. Prince, :. b. Duponpt, A. Msnney
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THE TURF.

ser C.r.es BY imported sarpe1cr. .................
{ Brscey sud Eulgrsr. Pa: imported.
Nme-iSS., sc3
A.. VIE anticipated the hor.es entered for the purses
drew very fair crowd the above mentioned Course
and every one present satisfied w.h the sport The
two races though such 20 do credit TO the
horses engaged. For the st Die Clapperton the
svore. The preliminaes being settled The horses were
IL, Of in good style Dizzy il the lead which position was
kep. uu. making the last .urn when Die Cnpper'on took
the lead. making her way leisurey to the stand The
second heat Die Capperon took the lead and was never
headed in the heat winning both heat and in hand
in s:24i.
SecorG Pcce.-This race was fcr purse OF sloc, as
reference 10 the summary will show The nags came TO the
apd looking eager for the strife and in good order The
Maid was the favore. After the usual preparation they
were le. of the Maid on the lead The first halt mile was
pre::iy contested The Maid the heat By length in
1855 Second heat. before, the Maid took the lead
ard was closely pursued by Emgrant 1t was evident the
horse had no chance. The the heat and race
with cpparcn: case.
Aer the rs, hca; OF the las: The goncmany and
stanei supporter OF the turf Matthew d. Green, an
nouced from the Judges stand that fourmie race which
VIC. 70 take place Thursday, June 90 would not come
of q; this meeting the purse not being filed The propr
c.ors however will give the purse after the meeting is
over on the National Course, and all those having pur
chased badges for the meeting will be entitled 10 free AL
mission TO the next This announcement was received
with applause by all present.
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WILLIAMSON RGH ITENS

SuIcIDE.-A mon whose name was moi ascertained com
suicide Union Cemetery yesterday forenoon. by shooting
huser through the head
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL

BALTIMORE, Thursday, May u, It34
New-Orleans papers Friday last received but w
find no news Of interest in them.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

AlgAy, lima 2l-Nos 1917 l6s, l69 disposed Of. Nos.
1877 I $50 on Argument Of No concluded Nos
Rs,hone Az sioh:ns Crafts Livingston on Mgumnt NOT
concluded O'Clock Albany f'e 'o1iHaA
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, June ls, 1854
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived Meeue with
Havana dates TO the 18th inst The If wholly unn'
portanf.
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By Telegraph.

SEW OKLEANs-Au. June 49, ships SAMPSON Bah Me-. Far
West, Se~York; BRIG Daniel Moony Pkl'sdelpha
sANANSAH-an June 20 steamship Florida Woeehan New.
Yort 50 hSur
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KY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT BOSTON.
BosIoS Thursday June %, 1854.
The steamship Canada arrived at Boston at about iol
O clock this morning.
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Mr. Andrew, wife OF Bishop Andrew, OF the Methodist
Episcops Church South died in Oxford Ca. few days
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much more weight to tho struggling Dcnccrsciss Of
Europe and instruct them in the hoth OF the mater.
Committee ofriye. With power 70 add vs appointed
rhs AL ates from The Mountain offered the Con
co,,n tho n.e Of their rooms The cGcr accepted
with hank. The Convention then adjourned tin Wed
ms iav the 9Th JAY.