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SUPERlNTBNpENCE OF GOVERNMENT DEPART.
MINIS IN GREAT BBITAIy

n tbs Lai'or n ~ Inios
SRI Happening yesterday read over the discussion in
Congress superinendencs Of armoriesT reported ia
yonr paper Of Juy 95th and observing some misstateents
made 10y Mr. Stanton in oogoiEg Mr. Kttt with regard 10
the policy q the British government on this subeet II Is
bat justice 70 The latter gentleman these assertions pass
ed without contradiction make public The true state q
the case The following the passages in Mr. santon
speech to which allade and which are incorrect:
she Great BtaIn) has never encouraged the ,rac,cr
Of thruiing her military tiv positions whilst
they Remained in the army The people Of England would
not haFe federated u Nor is that she sent uar
pctrs here 10 eXamiue arBores with view OF adopt
ING our policy The persons here are not belonging
70 the armyone wss member Of Parliament and the
TIVE Others practical gaGsniths They were men better
qualified Than ans officers 90 Judge q the efficiency Of orr
neIy sud ihe wisdom q our system
So fF from this being the case the whole Of The naps
turing departments under The Ordnance with The escep
tieu Of the smali-srm factory which On small scale
under the superintendent Of tstorv officer, on f
fgy and the committee from England 10 visit The
Cniied States armoies consists o-not member OF paa-
meat and two eacsicl gonsiths bat the chief engineer
Of The Ordinance and two military officers leuieDan,
colonel q the royal artillery and
iour cbeaieni servant
J. p WARLow
captain Royal Ariillery
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UNITED STATES MAIL.


Fesr 0rffsk Dxrasrsxsr.
July -, le3%.
pkp rs for eosJns ias mails Of tie United states from oe
rctr ~. ASA - tun~ 30, 1852 fasowinR
State 81 rii
acoes Tres-asy ~
to 10 dsc'5sa by the
Nc $w Fscm k~iy's Oats Landrg Js'
Rattle Geek. kbjpcris, and Psshar. to Btas
bsre' s. tnles ara
Leave Chsstxno0xA Ansdsy ii =
HstrhoFo' day h. g. y.
E-as~ A4fsA0rs Wednesday,
Arrive rhss,saoo<s neyta DAP BY sp
faru p . and csrnncss s'd aisc nnss
b the accepted sSd@ In sarA eKirn.
rxr@d,sn and
fnvins prap<ss " IN The
ending 1854 stsses sf ksssscky,
ace he Jaaosrs o. 1854
r.pe~st s~a~d MARKED Proposals
addresses, Sscana
ers Wxshinx-nH, u. G
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 3s-lawfw C~sera.
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TIE c"fs,sie year isskluiiou "Wednesday
Il At4s~t ~.
pn cAhis sor sdmen rsrncasaly requested present
"a tl-rsss nxtsn Tursaay. August
sse r"~ -~,~rsihc
F~''eNw
fls's ~ ~"s, ai-e snd swrve,ra
f ~n.r
"Wednesday. % NtN
fhs- s-pssaeu, Of NJ. j. w N.arsu Al
fn ,rpxdr. 49,
ras cpssat. 81 . hrsus -' -
ts~ ga tier rsyscuiars~se eztsl,1Re.
Anr LAWN r.-ss.,
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fVsraAL OF SpR0IoS WasasiS funeral OF pr
Bay ssngscn Of the oldest surgeons OF the navy Of
the United ststes took place yesterday afternoon. The
fipes from TIE nsvyyard. officers 81 the navy and
large Dnrahr Of csens attendance. DIR. Washing
ton as eminent in his profession, and mucb-ceemed cit
lzen- he leAve. q arge and mos, nterertirx fatni1r
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me mportantpost Of Fort Atkinson has been restht
n'nea on The Arkansas The Secretary Of Nsr has o.
4ea igs composites 70 be stationed there aud il i pre-
''nei tsey have rearhed their destination by this dime
snail force there win DO much towards keerin the Ia
aan' Of The plains quiet and also viii he Of much service
me trains which their way 70 New Mexico
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PROPOSALS received ~ sA~ snp~ i~ssas~r'
- pwtatse. Ausug u
scy, srtosy ana ~ csds n cah ~~eA
rs thrres Fs . ~ Cussbss
lard crs ss.Ass, A<vevvA
corded pssc~s suvsss~seaae
,eus,rv
ossasy lsme, delivered required,
r~~@e a
Ia,y aq--cd,l2h rlnis Star
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HK wtaarE ses 81 his isssssa Viii hrsia ocicSss .,
l
Pun v~. hsh ia he wStss ard summer
'ksress csnkuvt b nascA s1A Juss-
F~es: O~~ txH ~ tsrp<tnl ~rket $50 Bsrcc&
,es a.ra2usts~ tAve AIDED
csss.s il ssees ea sradus sva1asisos
frsty shs wssase sec
In ~ facIss~s M inosns rs school equal
- The cossuy For fanhrs i.f saa.ssos. sAsres
B. BOWAf RAND, n D-a1.
lt6 SScsh Hnth street. fhiarst9hs~
Aax s-inwwpAlAwJd
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Naokere being seized in great Numbers along the
southern Of Nova Scotia Every liie creek and bay
from Cape Sable to Halifax is oTtraowing with tbe1a
Tbsy taken IN nets from hundred TO sS hundred
barrels being secured AZ single dranghi Men, women
and children employed day and night curing them
yet The whole atmosphere is odorous Will ihs stencil Of
those impossible 70 he taken o. So SAYS the Belfast
Age
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On fAa deatA q fraAk P'aek.ss, n M and Mr.
r. W. LasAas.
Blessed they that mourn, for they shall be eomfored
Twin buds, just opening TO the love of earth,
Dewy and bright;
Twin birds, earoIling, in Natures mirih,
Their lay Of light;
Twin rils just stealing from the fond embrace
OF woodland bower,
With ripping music and with mary grace
vi witelag power.
such the beauty gArlanding your home,
Oh stricken hearts
But HI hath spoken, 10 whom al earth must
One bad departs
One birdling's lay is hushed; one rin no more
LIES garden lases;
But Christ hath given His own the triumph oer
Affections
s. BE Of good cheer, tits L." He gently saith
The flower you love
galher-gathering thus the parents faith
For heldk above.
" The melody 50 Joyous, pure, and sweet,
Still hoats along,
Where the full tide of seraph-rsptures meet
In heavenly song"
Blest the eyes to which our God hath giv'n
Faiths holy light,
For which the clouds Of mortal doubt are rivn
By Christ's might.
Bles; are the ears which bear their Angels voice
Far, far from earth
Blest the hearts which, trembling, still rejoice
In his birth.
Blessed they who meekly mourn, and kis.
The Christening rod
The Saviour, just and loving, scale their bliss
And shows them God
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DR. John Scott the conductor who pss so severely in
jared in The collision the snsquehanna railroad
continues to improve Bis physician hiss every confidence
in his ultimate recovery
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TRUSTEES sALE OF HOU0EHOLD AND KITCHEN
fsvur On M0nAsy she 7t AugasI ahai
i BY virse duly rsut,
TO oenck, s,A~s~~ W. y Tu~iy.
lie OF fcshsysvs.ss ss VI Oh
Whxoass
1ahaeany nashss Ars~isG ssaats
wa N DO sad ws~us hursans and exirnsaoa szAae
Cane and rsnod cbaifs and bedxauads
9 BedAing and N8 TrsSs
Carpets and ailclnHh
Chins, s5sss. crocksyy. and
Coakir8 and oxber
And good W of REGULATES
With many cthsr articles wAscA unnecessary
a
Terws All @s3, SRs n and
10 days ios notes satisfactorily endorsed, benns
r. l. POTTEx Trustee.
GREEN rCzfTr.
Asg lid Aseouecrs.
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fHE TANaANY DEMOCRATS AND THE McKEoN
RESOLUTIONS

we had occasion sOrae time since 70 express cur regret
az the passage q resolutions b. The general committee Of
'e ianmany democracy in condemnation Of the appoint
ment 81 Mr. NcAeon 70 be district attorney Of yew York
now gratifying to hnd that meeting Of the COM
mee held Thursday, the resolution referred 70 was re-
sGnded
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-06

rOLU M8fAu COLLEGE. WAs1Angtso. .. C.-Ths thf
year Of Cs'smaas Colese will begin TIE lest
n ED she "Wednesday In
snsns sss ss enes q pusaias abe uea eas ca fu
Tor IRE 5~Krcc Of h&hiH OF scSeni6c os e
OF acAelas % pAisophy The cxe
shout hueled euar For urvhsv rsarmson
address The Preea - Csinaaa Casege washington, o. CO.
Aug s-eodzA.
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SAL Els TOM ROW.

BY GREEN & SCOTT. Aaest~neers.
TWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS LOca-
t-d the pleasant af CapiIni Hf
NoDdsy, he tn August, shall
.'ei"ck twenty b~saata. budas frenssg
each sitsacd in No M
I'd a 6ne
b~ss If n can oar s0sr q
,uy tisue ps<vsces the ss|e
TerM: One fourth cssb hs:snre ,~cive, eghsscn
"on,s- for nosfr bearing issssr' from day Of sale.
Title disPutse,r
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Jlly 3e-d Auc1iou@srs.
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A c. HD.-Th< Of
iason Ana tn pahiic sraara isved
ale which Friday,
" 10 ec~ch rssesse Of ape
u - aad pOst, MechsAe Rw Tbs Furniture
Of nne qnaiy she essh~ hslf
uper'or, and the assc viii BE- web worthy - thsr s~sisn
GREEN SCOTT,
Aux4-d Auc5onesrs
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Fisarisg MI Barnt.-Rusored Faigure

PHIlApELrhlA, Ang. 5-The extensive Girard Occurring
nslis OF Messrs Havkins Brother, North sih street
were destroyed BY fire last night Loss $50 00paray in
sured II is runored that smother dealcaon has taker
place In the smelling department Of the United States mint
house largely engaged IN the West India trade Il or
nslnes) has Suspended payment.
The weather pieasant--cholera abating
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Posr OyucG DEPARTMENT,
August 5, ls&
DROPO6AL6 the of
h, November 1854, sh Junr ies
meat srui yocIsch OF Thursday sepamhes 5iss
decided by The following day
No. ESQ., Frn By Church
Haynes. and Head 0i Barrra, to fsE-weh 81 aad
back. . ~
Lave Knoxville Tusad day. Thufsdsy and Saturday al g.
Arrive Tax~weii days BY T. p m
Leave TxxsweH Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday rs,
Anive al Knoxville days ~ q y
Ne es9< From kaexvtis b. Iina cstos
bore. 10 Tsxewslt, Is miles back, y
wrek. in
Leave Knoxville MoOdsys Thursday, and Saturday al
o
Arrive NJ TsseweiI asyr Gays Ivy i0,n m,
Leave farewell Tuesday, Freay, AID Sunday at D.
y
Arrive Al ksoxv..is asys D, g.. ~ m.
For f"sn Of prnAi,
i'd s! 1eons epadtsass
scs, :" he cua BY a~eerd Efce',
ns aers,nen may EN- rHcs~'-ns a-a ssver,e
n1n sxi cing
~ july 1854 saa s"s e Ins~- sss the STATES VI xrn
NC Ky. Tennessee Ar.- Aaiea Sfh OF JaAsssy 1851
proporAl sheud be
so I~nnesee End addressed neeond
General, washington, d. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Aus o-ihw4~ Postmaster General
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Aus4-'d

Collectors OAlce, AUgust 4, 1874
NOTICE rsowPt payment kosce
hereby thai he far IL. ,e4 are n"w doe
dsdscssos ~ vxhs
allowed paid b~f"rs the SIst In
T. j. EDthk.
Apx 3-xodn Collector.
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l. LUTZ,

L. LUTZ,
CARfNET-MAKER AND UPHOL6TEnKR,
No. IS SoaA Exepe~kk Stver, PAsEs<sssAis,
EsPtCTFtLLY putaAc hia
y where hs Il
aud chamber furniture comprising
sofas, froz $zs sitb Arm ehnin fsDm4 lS . 600
D.
sofa tahics " ;6t iUU Exeasson ssbses, rs b, 1876
Al the above and
me prices at eas less than good be
s"1gt here eise
Goodf Union, peeksd under per
July 27-3dsnoslt
ny y q. SscGUIRE. Auciioneer.
hLE OF ORDNANCE STORESua Tues1sr- uQssf i5sa, at
DC
Isl fin, muskess, old pattern
"a powder fa-ks
artillery ssbres
- hases chainr
10 drivsr~' ssddies
i6 vsse sadi-s
triGies
1900 lbs scrap wrought
go steel
of
Terms; Cash. in specie.
49,, Lac. G. MEG IRE.
Ha* =" Aacsinueer4
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PcoR rEsPErAn iineraut preacher rccentF travelled
among iae northwestern counties in this State lie was
mounted on an anns tose appearance betokened very
lad keeping the mere framework q shat bad been
borse RidEg np the door Of oouhtry inn he inquired
Of the landlord ihe distance the town The host
cping out fcrcbly struck with the appearance
the animal Upon which the guerist sat that nc walked
around him twice before giving required Information
He then inquired;
b. might yoa De- fif is a fair qBestioaT
~ aan 8 follower OF the Lord be answered
FoIsring OF he Lord eh 2 demsndei lie host
Well an tell you what 4 ia old er eyeing The horse
acan THERE'S one thing saln, If yen stop often on the
road youW never kgtch him with that horse
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PHILADELPHIA, August 5-A person called Capt Donald
Of the Gray Eagle this morning and taken
before the United States commissioner charged with hav
ing landed COO slaves At Cuba One Of tie witoesses bow
seems to make out clear against him The testimony
is stiI progressing
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HARTFORD, August 3-i voted to-day BY ballot not
TO appropriate money from the treasury for the pu
chase Of liquor for the town under the prohbory
Inv The majority l60 The opponents of the law are
having honre IN the account of their victory
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Cholera.
Tie lssnslas Lass ATai--

PHuAprLrss, August Mayor Coarsd says be viii
abide The decision Of the sarcre in regard the a
peaon of the Sunday law keepers making Their
liable only ne Of 81 for keeping open Sunday bu
tia; they shall be handed every where the
boas4 Is d,sord@flt
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onns ahou' the reds'ce q ths under
sgned Ms &HVlafsoury catered
here"m VIE; R0ad detached
nck male and female figures
ola vesf cEHln earh link which
aap hscsse with Of which coaueeted e.on
'n'aid with hAE sNo sad ta6y FesseSentrE
hree hsed eover ss o'her r~n!smsn tn ~hi,e
srd ~a nnrs TIVE ch'idrsa's co4d ks Two ssiv~r
paoue set Mas~Aa6 I" r. McN ~ ~ McN
nd u @e~y ~ ssb.ias foss twsey hvr, ard
"e two md nhad ss I'd pieces satd~ FSiA
ONE silver ~hsns&- cenrais~a ia szsaA rusd
The Undersigned viii bfse- NJ ato
the rscorery af fhs ahSs< and Of
he shf thieves - f
couvicusa saAAess psopo
,monni for Any os either II he = 6clss stolen
MeNERaANY.
A9S& SAfh sfsses, Patent Oh
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BY >. G. MCGUIRE. Auesseseer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TEaMBDAT HOTEL On Mordsy
uecfsoos Au<osf 2sst O'Clock ptpmIse~
sr, VII sea-. - nnsc suean, sy yirtse aeed #
nE Gaze Jav son 1879, and driy
faios a. g. IS and or e.
~ the Dafirici II Cans parcel
deSiEnAaed
ID IN sessfs Rnmbesad threr hurded hsy
ne IN menss trick
known a eteAn0sa Hoet' ~ 40
TENS: 4is00 cash, 81 SIS
years. With il crest secuycd ~ Jred
By order OF the
Jas. C. MCGUIRE.
July 3E-NaW00
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seasa Laglne Works E.~lss Or.
ALHaxr August J.-The engine works Of skinner
Co.. nj NRnda Livingston county, blown up Tues
day morning One killed, and several others in
Gliding Mr. Paine severely wounded.
wm Scott living lear Scott Church, Orleans county was
killed by Lightning at "Wednesday.
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a q.
PROVIDENCE, tR LID August 4The granite mill Bor-
reviie destroyed by fire last night The mill belonged
stephen L. Syria Sherman and occupied by j. T. Sea
grove Co for the manufacture of fancy Cashmere ii
tanned ten fnil sets 81 rnachner OF the best mill
10 New England. The loss the mill is about $50 0o1-
stock and goods S3s 800 The insurance the mill ma
ciLery IS about So 0oDon the stock $2l eae Seventy
I'VE TO one hundred persons thrown Of earaoy-
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An old gentleman, always the alert for The Latest
from the Baltic feet made the usual inquiry OF
wag The latest from the Baltic replied the ,ea
lis that the feet in stnfs qao -A how fari that
from cronsiE6t n asked The innocent old soul
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GEoAeE sAypEnsos, esd editor Of the Lanuas tn IaeIt
gencer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
.iEH YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CIR AT i s Z

JUST PUBLIsHED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN AEDIClNIl
4 FEW words on the rational treatment, without
II Medicine, of Spernatorrhsa, Local Weak.
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lection OF the Eyes, Pimpcs the Facs, Sexual sot
other Inhrmities in Man.
From tie French Of Dir. B. Delaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
nny easily be removed witOut medicine is in this
snail tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely
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\ The VIOLENCE OF IGN0RANCE.-The
Telegraph says the Hon. S. A. Douglass
has been chung in efigy," in Boston,
for reporting the bill giving territorial
government to Nebraska, which. leaves
the people of that region to settle the
slavery question among themselves. To
hear some editors talk, one would sup
pose that Senator Douglas had, in some
clandcstine manner, committed an out
rage on something or somebody. but
what are the fac's! The Committee on
Territories, of which Mr.. Douglas is
chairman, had perfected a bill for the
organization of territory, which as
chairman, he reported to the Senate. As
by the Compromise of 1850, the Terrific
ries of Utah and New Mexico had been
allowed the right to settle the question
lof slavery for themselves, and as that
arrangement had proved popular and sat
isfactory to the whole country, the Com
mittee on Territories very naturally and
properly, concluded that the people of
Nebraska should be allowed the same
Iprivilege,rand so framed the, bill =
Avoiding the extremes of Northern Abo
litionists and Southern Extensionists, it
wisely left the subject of slavery where
it was left by the Compromise acts of
1850. And for this, the whole tribe Of
fanatics are yelling on his track, and
burning him in efigy. Either these men
are not we'll Informed on the subject, or
they are regardless Of the welfare Of the
nation, and the rights of the people, or
the several States Such violence isgen.
orally the offspring of ignorAnoe-and
whilst its Only effect is to disgrace its
authors, there. is a heavy responsibility,
resting on those editors who, by misrep-
resenting the Nebraska bill, and ,yillify-
| iag the chairman Of the committee, are
| instigating such unworthy conduct. "a I,
It Is curious historical fact, that Sen,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01

BRITISH DOCTRINE OF CITIZENSHIP
In the Vice Chancellor's Court, England,
Sir John Stewart recently decided that
an infant, born in New York, whose
mother was an American, and her father
a naturalized citizen ofthe United States,
born in England, is a subject Of the
Crown of England! Naturalization,
although it conferred the right of an
American citizen upon the father, did
Iot absolve him from his duties, or de-
privc him 'of his rights as a British
subject" This is carrying the arrogant
and absurd English doctrine of citizen
ship to a most ridiculous extreme. Such
a doctrine would make British subject, of
every native born American of British
extraction, for it is applicable to all
succeeding generations. Those, therefore,
who have been priding themselves on
being true blue natives, will be amused
TO hear, that by this decision they are
subjects of Great Britain, and nothing
but " foreigners" after all.