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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-15
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
0uhHLKs & BHOORY,

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
auhHLEs & BnoOKE,
RPEoTHULLY beg eaye the public that they
opened his Tsy sale on the most
ne sSg. ,sa sg % Syey Thing
BE- zoo %. !.a0a. for an Merchant: visiting che city
term, in mi, any other market mhO
AOTICE.The Partnership conducted By the
RroHiRD NIL ia, viii pay ali liabilities Of the ar and eI
Their Of the partners will receive whatmay be due % them
BILLY W. TGIIEY
THE SUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond returns his thanks 10
hi. friends Who have conhdsd their bunss TO the late a
sos ' VIII continue '''' '''' to "'' W. WIZ fAtLsY
RICHARD MILL, ia, and EDWARD o. RAWLINGS, at the old
stand Main street corner beow the Banks viii
out Of Negroes Renting Houses, and Collecting Of Claims
fDW EDWARD O. b' Ri;GtSSII2ses.
RroHvoSp. Hsbrusry I. isSi.-h2
WB ERrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iridium zinc and plated
entirely new combining ali ,SS sd9snsgss Of he eiay and
me, Of gp KIN s Zine, 9Th The SgsSy O. he .ss Pen
SSy vii Ss
sS g pss9 S @ n ne e
and are warranted Sn'.corro'fye Yor sale By ..
myq No. SO Jain street. opposite City Hotel
IN AIsSOIITION or COPAHTN EIlsIIIP-The OopaytneY.
the style Of Bureh shsfer, this day By mutual consent dis
APrn2s, 1854. FRANK sHAFER.
" Intending close my business will hereafter sell out my
stock of Ready Made Clothing, COST, Tor cash.
apps
VIR0iNiA FAMILY HAMs-A very superior sriIeis jos,
received aud for sale By RAWLINGS a MILLER,
U13 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
NR AskETs, HEriCULR ae.sea gr.,, large willow
hD t.i Key DO; Clothes do HamPers Market and Leather
Jy2o ZIMMERMAN.
lRANDy-oholee and high favored cosnae Brandy, few
JyI6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
% Ibis. URauHHRT-s GENUINE PEAcH BRANDY, for
% sale. [Jyisl JAS. winston.
SsCeAR HOUSE MOLissbs. 100 hhd,, for sale By
- JT DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
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sSSHEE dI ST sfH II saE. AR

- stO,OOO SUMNER oLoTHING, AT GREATLY
REDtCED PRICES.
J. D. GOODMAN will this date, close
entire stock OF Ready Made Clothing In store greatly
duesd prices or cash for the purpose lin sePism
or) with large stock Of fall Goods Wholesale
chants throughout the State will this mind)
respectfully solicited to call and examine
varied; Goods better up.
complete comprising every article Of Genuenens Wearing APP
pare (an OF the latest sJs greater opportunity
the greatest bargains has never before been offered In Richmond
The Goods will be sold. j.. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
N Bclothing in suits house we'll
stock large Those want By this
portunity. CAN and
nyls J. D. G.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO yIRGI.
MA SPRINGS.


THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO yIRGI.
MA SPRINGS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NINETEEN NILES LESS STAGING THAN BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE
THE following has been entered Into between the
Richmond and D.nve the southide and the Virginia and
Railroad conveying from Rehond 10
Lynehturs and to the Sweet and White Sulphur sprnss:
Leave the Richmond Depot Of the Richmond and Danvs Rail-
road daily, esndAys szsspsd at ek oeoet M and arrive
Lynchburg the Richmond and Danve and the sorthsde
Railroads O'clock Ms'Asns NON The presen, terminus
Of the souhsde Railroad Lyueheug mesdne at Lynch
bury and NJ take the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
morning "A NJ. stages dine at the Mountain House. and
Sulphur p NJ the nEsisgng from salem Sweet
only 81 miles
FARE:
Pom Richmond Petersburg TO Lynehburg. 50
to Sweet Spring.. : ~
TO White Sulphur Spring. ...........S.... 30
By order: R. HcGHsoS, Ticket Agent
Richmond be procured the once Of the Rich
nOnd and Dsnyille Depot only.
N B. days the Souhsie Railroad will be completed to
Canal point about miles Lvnehonrg
hom viii travellers will be taken Ia packet boat 70 Lynch
burg and that there will be only 81
staging White suphurbeng 30 nes lsss than by
any other route.
anil III. ID.
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FIRE AND BUHGLAH PROOF SAFE
FEVER AND AGUE.
UAR. EDWARD BLEECRER'S sTAMPgDE hJYrTpp r.

nR EDWARD FE bIkEcKr AsR sat AGnE
Xsnr Chasrc. Fs'er Dy.pep.a and ali
q ss' nis fSss ss.
medicine T medicine has ANY neither liner
Of eo he.by 70 y; Az Of The
yisOia,ipg their tendency Peon, using hi. mecne
usual health Planters IN ,eop Re
S % web : ssGs s %S
s% o , 70. could
but ,syns to the ,et buy enc eol,
accompany bottle. " " '
cine ss hs Ss where this Me
por Dyspepsia and all other Bilious Complaints there
raj Of ssaS asfn with .S H Go M
One soe Of nj, Medicine verv o.,
For sale by DrugE.n all of the United Can.
wholesale orders mus, be addressed NEED BLEEcKRE,
rd% ApIE GRAY and DvSSErT nEERs;
J-oT-Iy-tvIsI
i1'.I .ks. yAiICEs HND . nptT n,Gs-ws have
Carpet Bags have ever In house in hiey
Bs's Enslh sole Leather Trunk. i,' Cd and 81 quality
Mood S SS 90 Iron y9n. shop SS suS i:s
Lr q. ~ pre-, Is, Trunks noTa.
Gent, Hat Gases and common vaiee,.
Those in .snt q any thing o. the kind cannot fail to he pleased
Oy S ssiiI50s at No. 70 Main street. WHITE PAGE
HPLACK ALiPACCA lacks AND FRoCRs-on hands
HD good assortment Of Aapaeca Sacks very
ehsssgsfor ca H. oallOn g. MERCHANT wisdom,
ie22 ii2 Main street
weather. has Just been received Ladies saioon
They are made Of new notwithstanding entirely new
Which We Imported for Caters aud had made
IN T SS,. are ;TISi I'll Ladies in and
asisr' PRICE Ssfy j a''sl WIN 0''' beautiful Bum
Mind, taken s@an
Notes included villa.
aA ~ q. St;, GA6Is, SUPERINTENDENT
dauss Merino Isle Thread Brown Cotton and SILK Under
H.lf Cloth STOCKS; Six and Muslin ct.v..
L'e Thread, Brown and BeaehOd Cotton, Silk and Spun
ia s L'' Berlin and Kid stppop
niGiNiN LIME bills vrgina Lime daily expected,
Eheh we SSL,sn' equal To- Soi Superior burned in
lover sn 4 pu, 10 store in future be icpi constantly
supplied Also in store 1 %isso M p foSE .sSi Agents,
mv6 Corner CARY, andi or Pearl
Putt, 10y. ,Loin sll.siI ,GsIw, have jus, e.
sGTHs some Of the finest ever imported oI ,IS
NJBw SUPPLY or GAFTERs-ws are receiving new
supply q Ladies' aar Boots, Black Tar oolorsd made
Gss. Ps also s', AZ: sss
trunks tbs, goods ,c them they buy
S Keep 's' '"i{ STsET Warns pUrSEy
VRoAT sPIKRsso kegs, assorted 70 Sinchs', Just
Nd e'Ved per 'ehr' e'l'S' and Tor sac ~ uyroN IN
mys aisn OF the Circular sav, II Mand
RpOYg AND CsIif 6RRNs CLOTHING -Embrseipg near
sa.p,ndsr. ooIsrs or.ys. made IN 'e, styles good
s S:s ''' sale low T.is M,a Ill ssIH
pig ".: o ,r'
mys Sign Of the oIieuiap ssV. II Main e..
&, UMMRR CRAvA1s, tbs AND sTOCKs-osn be found
nys KEEN oHILr "a baldwin,.
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DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS &c.
hFFER large stock embracing the following in par,
" at low prices cash, the usual credit
5000 Lbs Best Indigo
Hhds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
500 Kegs Super carb Soda
"a Barrels Spts Turpentme
$50 Dozen Durkee's Yeast Powders
1000 Calls Linseed oil
500 Kegs White Lead Dry and In OIL
leo Calls Lamp OIL
800 Lbs Extract Logwood
800 Do Sutmegs
so Barrels Tanners Oil
Is Cases Chrome Green and yellow
300 Kegs White Zinc Paint
Is Barrels venitian Red aud Spanish Brown
% Do Alcohol
800 Baskets sweeton
1000 Boxe, window Glass, French and American
10 Cases Refined Borax
- Do Cooper's Islnglass
1000 Lbs Paris Green, dry and In Oil
600 Ounces Sulphae Qunine
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Mustang Eminent Bulls
Sands and other sarsapaas McLanes vermiuge
popular Patent Medicines The whole being
and well suited the wants OF the trade Of Virginia. North
N b. Particular attention packing shipping. fe24
T0MPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CISsAM.
~ PELos PAREIRA, OR PARFIRA BRAvA AND BUCHU.-
lous Affections Lsueorrhea Dropy Jaundce Chronic nhau
ton and liberation Of the Kidneys BLADDER ayng
when The urine is mucous and purunt and
be yoided without PAIN discharges from
urine.
Its efficacy e. Parera certain uaadies Of the urna
over the mucous Ming the urinary
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion II
solely in discharges from the urno genital
brAne gonohes leucohea and chronic Inflammation OF the
GaI 300, II al says this inen
that has great influence the disease which
ropy mueus which t.e very great evil dmnishn,
the inhamms,ioS and iryi'abii,y Of the Bladder"
JONATHAN PERRlRA, NJ d., \. r. S. d H. S.
FOR sale by DOVE a CO. ap2T
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io CUT H. i sSSk fSf a.. Cab. BY street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th suSscri.
~ bers have this day entered into Copsrtnrshp conduct
the Merchant Tailoring Bunes at the old stand Of VIM Smith,
opposite the Pest once We return thanks to the public for
past favors and hope by attention and
inuAnce Of the patronage for the nrm literally
tended to each Of Individually. We hand well
lece stock Of goods consisting OF the usual variety which
request our patrons to call and examine.
wM. l. SMITH,
my6 SAMUEL g. BIiRcH
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DACKET BOAT PLOCGHB0Y, FOR
II NEW C4STOS-ACCoMoDATIoSs 2-tc-S&<s.sv4
DAY LiNEThe Subscribers will
running their boat PLouGnBoY, Capt T. Crouch be-
RICHMOND NEW CANTON, 2srd inst,
next Great fer ease and com Or are hereby offered
20 the travelling pub all night travel berg avoided, and
taking leaving the boat all places the day time
Leave RICHMOND, at A. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays arriving In New Canton p NJ Of the
ReturninG-Leave NEW CANTON, at A. NJ Mondsys
uesiays and Friday arriving In Richmond r. NJ OF the
day.
that here,sore charged BY the line Mesrs
BOYD, Edmond Davenport
oriee on eth street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
4
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Q...ss: s:sss'ss. o...r..s-... ssA. ~.

urs,Ss sssAa,s.sr osAsrANs.asS. s<lsass ~.
&.sSss.s. 'S1Ss5syA, c.p,.Ia David real aha. &1S
.ssr iTy az S;s..n James
one Of these spiendd will leave Richmond LOT rna
deph every Wednesday ~ high water touching CITY foint
noItof TO receive freight and passssE
rhAdeshiA every Wednesday, Al 10 orceh arriving At
charge their
These splendid have been expressly this
They provided with Metallic Lie Besset
nstIae tables and attention 10 paid By our aocommodA
ting Captains the comfort and the prStseon Of
goodB.
FARE REDUOED.
Passage to Philadelphia, and found, Dat cabin, %
Do do not found, Cind eabinJ ......... %
Passengers for New York consult By taking
FOR independent Of being the cheapest and es
robaeconss shipping PtburT Be accommodated By
this line have entered into aansemsnn to forward goods
through with dispatch.
.Sis '' 'f 4. K rurrLK. Agent, on IN. poei.
NEW sCHEDGLk.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via NORfOLh- ~
RS EvERY TUESDAY AND sATURDAf-u.s Z. 3SS&
&$30MAn STEAMSHIP RoANokE, Captain S83S
Thomas shinner-wni leave Richmond" for -
Nse YORK. In future Saturday morning at eSiosk he
turning she New York for Richmond every wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The JAMEsTowN, Captain T. oAvEpI .lleave "RisAmond
for See lorf" heretofore, Tuesday afternoon Al
O'Clock Returning she will New York for Richmond every
saturday afternoon atto'
These steamers stop few hours at both going and
returning.
Passage 70 New York. including meals and sats-roo accom-
ony.
taxing ship for charged the
BY the river boAts- -.
mhsi-U LUDLAM WATSON.
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NC An Of he nr. Class built IN The city q ba
more expressly for this trade and
passenger They are commanded By experienced Captains,
qualified for the trade and Who will
modre They will be oued and down the By steam
may DC relied on 70 SAIL promptly, as advertised.
merchants ENtng North, ordering
and to h,ir shp Line freight win Away,
be taken ~ loE other line
win be made By the Agents In Richmond give sat-
respectfully ask and hope obtaining full .h,r.
OF patronage.
Goods shipped BY hi, Line York. be forwarded free
OF commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston SAVANNAH or
any other southern or Northern
The vessels will lie Rocketts In Nev Yo,t a,
Berth No. Conee House Slip, GOT OF Wall street
DAVID CURRiE Richmond,
Q. II. PuRsoN, New York, SAg.nt,
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V,HGs yIRGIN II. ,A AAD s5 TESNNEssEE Rail

III RoAD-RED SULPHUR SFRINGS-Tne anderssnsd
running line Of s'ase,on Mondays, wednt,da and
Fridays and in few days they will daily line from New
House and he Ret Sulphur Spring.
soHEDULE-LsAve Lynchburg via Tir0ind and
Ratudd NJ and reach the Red Sulphur SPRING. NJ
the day.
Fare nom Lynehburs Giles Court House
Do do do Red Sulphur. 49,. 8 80
Tickets my be procured at Lynehburg depot.
July 10Th, 1854 FLAGG, CALDWELL 4 co.
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VIHGINIA AND TENNESsEE RAILROAD.
BUCHANAN, VA TCRAL BRIDGE LE.rLSG ron AND
R0CKBRiDGE ALUN SPRLNGS-Pas,epgers Informed
that the undersgned running daily line splendid
Horse stages from Buiord' Depot Virginia Tennessee
Railroad. to the above ned places
Leave LynchburE via the Virginia and Tenne
Railroad a& p NJ aud arrive At Buchanan O'Clock
the evening Leave Blu hanAn breakfast
and an hours the Natural BRIDGE reach
bridge Alum sp lngs In time for dinner.
Fare nom Lynehburg 10 Bu hanAn. %
Do do do Natural Bridge. 90
Do do do Lexington. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8 IS
Do do do Rockbridge Alum ................. { rs
Tickets may be procured at the Lynehbucg Depot.
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EANBOAT CURTIS PECK-A IN
- RASSAGE TO 3LD P0INT, PoRIS eaMsSkfr
MOUTH AND NORFOLH.-1hes ste anbost CUR
It's PEcK, Captain John Davis having undergone complete
will SATURDAY lTh
her the this and the
leaving the wharf Rockets Saturday, Tuesday
Thursday mornings O'Clock NJ (precsely) touching
all the regular lsndngs going and returning.
Passage Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk 81 Meals 50
each.
jsls O HAsKINs
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WDACON si0Rs AND IiRHHIygs-
ID 10 hhds Dry and Bright Bacon sides
100 bbls No North Carolina HerrnRs
20 " No Halifax do
80 No 4 MaoEerel
On half bbls Roe Herrngs, fer saleby
Blo EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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RSaAllIyt,4j 80 re

RaAIslael 5llRIERR
1 81 so NJ.
the i.h June the Passenger Train, vim run a. follows
Ie,r. Richmond daily :, eS O'Clock, 4. n
Leave s s.ssssna d.lyss ..sos.ess' f n
cSdfsp over ,Sre. and no, over is year: ofise..
viii psrmi.,eG In the
in attendance on inn, children or alex perssns
% 10 s s s: o.. on s.s when
pureh.sd a. the See and to persons getting on the cars
hs s
boa. for Norfolk and P.ss
masters Win p..s y so ).
and mus. be stated the that they are permit
R-Ths Trains -llran by Reh FSos Ss Sum.
once Az Co, June It,h, 1854 Jele
IslI,S;,ss s4 Ss 4 tHS s. sS.5s$s
kk4SaTSs. SIM IrNc nS nas sa
FARE RICHMOND
To whit; s,sS
!: T:s 10, ds IS
and amer the 10Th July one Of our ns Packet Boats Win
scn.
isfs H:i
Western and Buchanan and Lexington sP NJ of second
Returning Buchanan A. NJ and Lyrehburg P NJ,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. Richmond and
connecting With the Northern and Southern and
steamboats, The route Cumberland Courthouse Buck
Courthouse Charlottesville and Lovnssten with
this line.
Accommodates line for Columbia will leave Richmond
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at O'Clock In the morning.
me arrive at Columbia at Q p NJ.
leave Columbia Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
A. NJ reach Pemberon, A. NJ jefferson 6k A. NJ Cedar
Point 81 A. NJ MiehauI Ferry 81 NJ JudeI FERRY lok NJ
Mills ioI A. NJ Manehintorn, In NJ Tuckahoe IAN
p. NJ, and Richmond p. II.
In October this line win be extended to seot,svine
jy6 BOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
STEAMH0AT CTRTIS PECKa.e IN
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Real sa,. pr 10 sSars to the Res. Estate vscHsR Co.
enclosed 70 Dc addreisedto J. W. HoLHRooKs sse'Y IVY
n,,r IT,, COS Broadway, n v.
auFg II
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E-C0ULTHE RAzORs-A few dozen Of these superior Re.
~ rorS, just opened and for sale By
O. j. BFToN A CO.,
jyls sign Of the Circular cav, III Main street
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BOOK BINDERY
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
WAmES wOODH0UsH, (Late Mass 4 woopHousE,) has at
- taehed 10 his Book, stationery Establish
LO0R BJHDERY AND BLANK BOOR HAHUFl OT0RYI
Ara employing good werfmsp he prepared 70 msnuf.ciurs in
superior manner all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS required By Me
lan Banks oees Ysetoris Railroad Companies
CLERKS OF Courts A and bind Periodicals. Books Banks Mu
SC te Al Of htcA 'oW be e1ecu>d dtredsondts rates.
Augusta.
HlLA - GRAPE sHAWLs AND LACE POINTs,-I store
hO stock Of Black Grape Bhawis Points and
earh Also very rich e. and 81 Black BIN Lace MATTHIAS
livery low preeg, WARREN q PERKINS,
p9o No. III Esgie equsre,
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DACoS, SUGAR, COFFEE, Sc.-Landias from ste
ID Brlydere, for sale:
% hhds Clear and Bone Sides and Shoulders
a. bbls Hard and soii Crushed sugar
ca bags Rio and LSsuayra Coffee
bbls Lard
30 boxes Sperm and Adarnantine Candles
10 bbls No l Family Gross uerrings and shAd
hhds Canyassed Sugar Cared Hams
do Plain Hams.
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nIsseLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNERsTIP-The eo.par,ner.
IL ship heretofore existing under the arm OF sEABRooK
REEVE this dissolved by Persons indebted
to the ate will please make immediate Either
the OF the nr in OF the business
wM. II. SEABROOK,
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HARDWARE.

retiring from business cheeuy and confidently
commend to the patrons aad the public generally the t
oil REEVE 4 BLAIR.
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HtOPARTNERsTIP.-Mr J. a. BLAIR having purchased the
" interest OF Mr. W. II. sEABRooK, Of the late SEA.
BROOK REEVE has entered partnership with Mr. Z. p
REEVE under he REEVE BLAIR, and will continue
the Apoheeary and Drug business the old
eesbrook Reeve and by strict attention business
Pit share Of the patronage literally extended the late
Z. PAYsOS REEVE,
JOHN H. BLAIR
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Inteiigencer publishes official pa
pers, showing the reason why the Peru
Wan government adopt and carry out
their existing regulations, bearing OF the
Guano trade.
The Union reviews Senator Browns
speech against the veto message; and
goes into ecs' acies over the passage of the
Nebraska bill, in the House, last night.
The Sentinel announces, in feeling
terms, the death of Thomas Richie, Jr.,
Esq, one Of the editors of the Richmond
Enquirer, in the Seth year Of his fge.-
We knew the deceased well; and only to
ad hire his high-toned character and his
generous senti nents. We rarely have
known a man so universally beloved by
all his acquaintance. His disease was
hereditary govt, to which he was mar.
tyr for the last three years of his life
The Sentinel further argues to show
that, in opposing the Nebraska bill, the
Hards are stultifying themselves.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

short time since respecting the contract made
with Gilbert Secor for the building Of bar
sin. dock, and railway at Pensacola. The
Senator entered into an explanation of the
terms Of the contract, but was interrupted in
the course of his remarks
By q message from the House, notifying the
Senate Of the passage of tho Nebraska bill,
and asking its concurrence to thO same.
Mr. Morton then resumed his remarks and
read extracts from several letters as we'll as
having other reports read from the Secretary q
desk.
The remainder of the morning hour was
taken up with the same subject, no action be-
ing taken upon the Nebraska bill while our
reporter was present, although it had appa-
rently caused little sensation. but not to any
extraordinary degree. There were a larger
number of Senators in their seats at the COM
mencemcnt Of the morning hour than is usu
ally the case.
HoUsE.-The Speaker laid before the House
communication from the Secretary of the
Interior, covering the Commissioner of Pen.
sion's reply to the resolution calling for full
information relative to frauds on the Pension
Office; laid on the table and ordered to b,
printed.
The bill known as - Mr.. Benefits land dis.
| tribution bill'' was then further postponed fo
four weeks, on the motion Of its author.
The House then went into the Committee o.
the Whole on the state of the Union, (Mr
Chandler in the chair)
Mr.. Campbell moved to lay aside the frs
business in order-the deficiency billion tn,
ground that it had previously been laid asid,
| to make room for the Nebraska bill by the ma
jority; not agreed to.
The said bill being then taken up, the com
mittee proceeded to the consideration Of tn
various Senate amendments thereto.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23
NEWS OF: THE MORNING

The news by the steamship Franklin,
somewhat in detail, will be found n
another column. 1t will be seen that a
faint hope is entertained for the safety Of
the passengers Of the i,l-fated City OF
Glasgow. 1t will be recollected, that
SIMILAR reports were circulated, and SINH
lar hopes cherished, for months and
months after the loss of the President.
For want Of space and room, we can
merely call attention to our we'll filled
columns this afternoon. The city news
the sayings and doing of the corps
diplomatique and corps legislative, will
be found unusally full and Interesting.