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tany exclude from the right of suffrage all but citizens
the United States but inasmuch bound to
suit the opinions of all something must be given well
takenas Of expect the bill to be perfect
according to his own Judgment in all Of its parts-l for
one will cheerfdlly make sacrifice o nis amendment for
the purpose OF maintaining the three great principles
which have alluded.
Mr. President have said more than intended 10 say
upon this subject merely desired TO explain the appar
ent Inconsistency Of my And yet sir, hope shall
be considered acting improperly ii venture to ap
peal my whig brethren from the North
all that has been said this day and would include in this
appeal the senator from Ohio Mr. WADE whom do not
in his sea but for whom feel sincere regard and
respecta regard and respect which have been elected by
his bearing in this very debate admire that bearing
Bold manly decided and fearless Of consequences he has
stated his sentiments and given uerancc TO them with
that vgov of expression which belongs actuated
by perfect sincerity therefore include him in the appeal
He has spoken OF the last bond being broken which united
together that whg party to which have been attached
from my b0yhood have stood by it through good and
through evil report he has done; have shared with
him its hours Of danger Of darkness and distress and
harm doubt that my cc hns gone up with his in the
same exultant shout In the moments of victory Why,
then sir has he given utterance to such feelings upon
subject like thisf May not say that he has looked mt the
provisions of the bill with jaundced eye? Who
lind upon its face that empire open to the invasion Of
slavery? Sir II does not provide expressly for the ad
mission OF slavery He cannot pretend that slaves
be carried there under the behes of this The
bib merely declares that that Territory is to be open and
free that every citizen Of the country may go there and
when he goes there that his voice be heard in esab
fishing the institutions that to govern him.
That is the whole scope of the bill 1t this geo.
graphical sectional line which lie is abhorrent to his
feelings for he declares that he desires geograph
cal parties. Why then, upon bill like this, and under
circumstances like these should such fears and excitement
be created? Why may we not act brothers upon this
subject? Cannot still hold together and we
Danish this matter forever from the halls of Congress
Cannot conne ourselves exclusively those subjects
OF general interest which regard not alone the North
alone the South, not alone the East and alone the
West, but which embrace within their comprehensive
scheme every interest of every citizen OF this great repub
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Gen. Qnitman when required by Judge Campbell, of the
United States court at New Orleans enter into ecogni
znce to observe the laws Of the United States for nine
months, NC, made the following protest which was not
officially entertained by the court but acsted by
witnesses AAaaiAw 9af ts
regard the order Of Judge Campbell one of the JUS
tccs OF the Supreme Court of the United States requiring
me to give bond and security that WILL for the space OF
nine months observe the laws of the United States gen
era and especially the so-caed neutrality Of 1915 as
an nnconstutiona Illegal and arbitrary exescise Of pow
err refused voluntary obedience to it, because deemed
il my duty not yield upon demand my sacred
rights as nm American citizen am by the order Of
tue judge close prisoner in the hands Of the mar
shall yield TO this Illegal demand only because have
no appeal from power which, practically, is absolute and
irresponsible Under duress Of Imprisonment and with
the solemn protest against the assumption Of power claimed
by the aforesaid Judge in s case compelled to sign
the bond or rccognizance. 3a N 9s.ias
81. A. QUITMAN.p
Mr. Thrashcr In his protest. to himself the right
to proceed against the parties concerned together or sever
ay in this "very Illegal deprivation Of personal liberty
in such time and place as may be requisite for him to Oh
tain justice 49,, Ms ~
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The Boston correspondent of the New York journal of
Commerce pcrncnty inquiries how happened the Fourth to
be SO universally celebrated in Massachusetts and New
England Garrison, Parker Philips Co. undertook to
abolish the day, have it of universal
mourning This is probably the gis of the matter. So,
the whole the observance of the day may bc set down
another sign Of returning sanity in the East Every flag
tha, given the breeze, with its stars and stripes
every bell that rungevcry gun, and even cracker,
that dscharged-every vocal and instrumental note
that struckevery illumination of heavens goes to show
that tepeoplo yet sound and declare anew for the
Union, the constitution, and the laws.
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The title Of the bin amended to read follows "A
bill authorsng the construction of suberranesn line OF
telegraph from the Mississippi Missouri rivers to the Pa
citc ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
HnrSs nE REpREsENrArIyFg.

1he House passed several SENATE bills among them one
rsH.ng the ght VI way through Fort Graiot resorys.
ton 20 For Huron and Lake Erie Railroad Company.
On motion of Mr. " ALLEY. the House corcur-ed in
he senate amendment. - tn bin providing for npors-
r. accommodations Of the United STAT Court in Boston,
New-iork and Philadelphia The amendr1 A. requires
the approval by Congress, u the sites which may be
lected by the Preslen Tor the House and Post
Office buildings in those cities.
The Generel Appropriation bill then taken up.
An Intellectual motion Inads 10 lay tho amendments
the table. The amendments were acted on the House
generally eoncuing in the report made BY the Commit-
tee OF the Whole the State vi he Uon yesterday rel
alive thereto.
The Senate amendment GpprOprietng twentysr thous-
and dollars n reimburse Edward Riddle for sums expend-
ed by him account OF biz official position ct the Lon
don Industrial Exhibition, reec.ei-s7 against So
The enendmonI approprating half million o. dollar
continuing the works Tor supplying Wa hineo and
Georgetown with water WIS rejected. - against no.
Tho N.r.'.H amendment snu-0rri-tr IDS Cos.om
Pat o. Dol Do u. T. nif. 10
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In the Senate yesterday, Mr. BUTLER, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported against the right of
Mr. Williams to hold bic seat AZ Senator from New
Hampshire. Mr. FISH from the Select Committee,
reported ab for the better preservation of the lives
and health Of passengers beard OF emgr4nt ships,
end prtecntcd memorial from American citizens snl
feriDg by the burning OF Grcytown praying for nde
nifty. The House amendment 10 the bill making Tus-
cumbia, Ala, port of delivery was c0ncured in.
The Fertilization Appropriation bill was taken up aud
passed without amendment. The Senate then pro
ceeded to the consideration of tho POst-O ne Appro
priation bill An amendment was adopted allowing
Che Postmaster Of Washlngtoa City one mill per
pound Tor public document passing through mis- oicc-
out of which commissions be is to paw his employees
On increased compensation of $3.50 csch. Several
small amo Odmepts agreed Co, the bill then
reported 10 the Senate, the amendments made in the
Comuietee Of the Whole were ooncurred in and the
bill wes read third time and passed. The Civil and
Diplomatic Appropria bill was then tsEen up. a
motion was made that the Senate insist on its amend
ments, asked Tor Committee Of Conference. which
was agreed to, and the Committee appointed The
Naval appropriation bill Yves taken up, and Mr.
BRIGHT called for the reading OF the whole bill, when
Mr.. COOPER moved Oh adjournment, which Was
sgreed 10.
The House cf Representatives passed the Senate
bill granting the right Of way the depot grounds
the military reserve at Fort Gratiot to the Port
Haron and Lake Michigan Railroad Company The
Houee concurred in the Senate amendments to the
bill! TO provide accommodations for Che L. S. Courts
in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. The con
Gderatioo Of the amendment Of the Senate to the
Civil and Diplomatic bill wss rueumeJ Tie motor
MADE on Tuesday night Gu lay the bill or the table,
ADD which was pending at she Adjournment was lost
The amendments we're acted on, the House generally
osncurriBe in the recommendations made in Coulnit
tee OF the Whole, and the bin WAS returned to the
Senate Amotion was made that the River sud H4T-
Dor bill as amended BY the Senate be referred 10 the
Committee Of the Whole on the State of the Union
bat the House refused to suspend the rules. NJ.
DAWSON moved that the H0ase proceed to she bus-
nese on Che Speakers table with the view TO take up
the Homestead BILL but the motion failed, aud the
House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

CHCRcH Dissatisfaction. one year ago, Mr.. Row
hnJ Johu-on merchant Of hi. City, Ill 10
his right Of membership right received az birth-in
the Society Of Friend. Hickstel. He did this in
spectrl letter 10 tie Monhy Meeting assigning a
Tor tho 'tep. cereis ALLEGED donqu acie vi the So
ciciy in respect Christian Reforms Che meeting belu
tie that exconmnnicated the late venerable Isaac
J Hopper account Of his Abol.ionism refused to
COVE mr. johnson. rai5naton. and Immediately pro
ce,dcd 10 df0gn him, f he we're still subject 10 rs
jurisdiction From die decree ~ communication Nr
johnson appeled 90 Inc Quarterly Meeting, which body
after reTcwls the matter accorng TO the usual forms
restored Mr. Johnson TO membership, thus virtually
aAirung the risht Of member to withdraw from tho
Quaker Church, in compliance Hith his own sense OF
olty without thereby sabecng himself to ecclesiastical
ceI sure.
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Mr. LETCHER moved the amendments be laid on Ghe
.able.
The SPEAKER aid II tbs should prevail ,he bai
would o. carried with A.
The gu. on VS. decided 10 tho negative by woke %
- ganrt llo.
The bal was thor returned to the senate.
ON motion of Mr.. STANTON Ky twenty .hlgsSai
extra cop,s Of the report a. ths Select Committee IA.
Gualo L aGe we've ordered 20 De pyn,ed.
Mr. HAVEN moved the River aud II HbOr bill as
amended by the Senate be referred The Con nttse Of
the " hoe he state 81 the Union
TIE House refused suspens OF the rules - against
---- not 80 Thirds
NJ DAN son moved the House proceed 10 ihe bus
the Spe4kcrs table with the view - take up ths
Homestead DBL n motion filled. . against -.
The lIoese then, a. 3 adjoa-nod.
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DEATH OF JOHN c. ToBEY.

HARRIsBrRG, wednesday, Aug. ?, 1885,
John e. To6ey, better known John OF York. died
in this CITY as, night OF consumption. He bis way
20 Elk County for the benefit Of his health.
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cnnIrRAIN RAIrLMoRE AID yIEGINIA.

B.LTiNoRF. Wednesday, Aug >. 1854.
Fight additional cases of Cholera occurred ~ the Alm'
House here yesterday and only two to-day making IN all
. cases ami p deaths Up 70 to-day the disease hiss
been on the but appears TO DO checked
Eight deaths from Cholera have occurred Mt Blue Ridge
Tunnel Virginia and dysentery prevailing GearalJ
st New. Hone virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
MORTALITY IN CINCiSNAri--FIRE-DR
IN MISSOURI, Ac.
CmcINNA1, Wednesday, Aug. 2

CmciSNtrI, Wednesday, Aug ?, 1874
The total number Of deaths in tins city iGr'n, the
month of July Jl6 Of which 100 from Cholera.
and $40 were children.
fire occurred last night ON .hc corner Of Eighthst
and Doer Creek destroy iug yard and several
sma buildings. The los, u not heavy.
The II. Louis papers or Monday report the weather
excessively bot and ihe crops suffering much tor ant
rain The Missouri Election canvass wa proceeding
eitn unusual spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
DC ,nti.Meino Law men Of H,prrotn sra

nth that Gpplng hes been outlawed Alcoholic
Liquors should b sold N hst city for dcinsl,
claDicl sacraenta purposes. We arc, for wonder,
Tor once in accord with them ana hope they may ucceed
We doat believe Health Industry or Religion would
suTr ~, from tie conIle bauisimca. ami
biHiiou OF Alcohol
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GREAT FIREAT LEBANON. TENN.-LOss sIlO.OOo.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Aug !, 1854.
The extensive Cotton, Flour and Wooden Mills Al Lsbs'
non Tenn. consumed by fire on Saturday last. The
oss amount to 600 aud the surescct to s3l 900 Two
hundred AID fifty hands thro@n out Of employment!
Il WIS tho work OF inoondiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

Tuy EyGLIsu DEsKRrER.-Before u. 3. Commissions,
Woodbury. this morning, the postponed case OF PrtcnsN
and Carey the deser.er from the Enga army al Sydae
c. and the alleged robbers Of the military chest u
sone 500 came up Several Of the of the Vessel
IN hich they escaped examned but theirte'um'y
ys Tot OF much Importance Finally the case wis 4,ta
.ylg ...acrt.. u9ly. t8lo.gu Ic.79Aet AS b.
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One Of those brutal murders which seem pc
c.liarly 20 belong to The Institution of Slavery,
oook place Yesterday at the ST. Nicholas Hotel. In
be free States men above the condition OF rowdes
90 not hAbituslly go armed like ssssssins; im-
portatioHs from the regions Of cbiyslry, however
reveal occasionally bosieknives, swOrd-caues, and
pistols In the present instance, man claiming 10
be gentleman, L. b. Graham, OF New. Orleans. had
murderous weapon-a swOrd-csne--and on being
reprusnded for his drank noises in the St. Nicholas
Hotel stabbed Mr.. Loring OF California through tie
BODY and allied him. TITS barbArous murder could
hardly have been committed by northern man. Ii
ia the product OF Slavery; Of that SYSTEM thus de-
ecribed by Jefferson in his Notes T'rginiO, when
be SAYS that The whole &c nmerce between master
"and slave is perpetual exercise Of the most bos-
"terous psssions the most Unr~ntting despotsln OF
sthe one part and degrading submission the other.
"Tbe man must be prodigy who can retain his
"manncrs and morals undepravei by such circWn-
"staDces.n
The murderer was oot . prodigy, neither bis man
ners nor his morals we're uudepraved aud his bolster
ous passions resulted in the brutal murder, which has
shocked this community.
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THE RENDITION OF ANTHONY BURNS.

BosIoS. Wednesday. August ,, is1L
suit in which damages are laid AZ $4,000, has bee,
instituted by gentleman of West Roxbury against MAJOR
smith Marshal Freeman Gen Edmauds, and othor' or
injuries sustained the occasion OF the rendition Of thc
fugitive slave Anthony Burns Wrts have been served
on the above parties for ihoir appearance at Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

The Reciprocity treaty wa ratified to-day by Fo'o u
52tc II. Two InCisn treaties were also ratified
Several combinations we're made including Poru'n VI
flc batch Of Ncw.York Postmesters The entire 10"
portion or those supposed be tainted ha' -sy was re-
served for further consideration.
l. has been decided n1to Try the nomination Oh saunders
IS Consul 10 London again and A new man VIII oe pro-
posed tomorrow
The >orae i n,ary ready to close mp oooly aud the
Hons. i br,;n 40 bushes IS to avoid confusion daring
the last day.
Doubt is fell. in regard 10 the appropriation asked loT
by the President aud wcin;orred persons think tn
u-oovsi.ion Ill fail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

EEstrG-In he letter 81 Horace n Day rom VISA
ug.ou, pubi.hei IN Tgg TFsUSI Of Yesterday error
cured in be twelfth line u The dgst paragraph In
r., ~ Of "Commit.ec " ps.-a.., L should hay, read
C01, -issi0ner III Patelts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
CANADIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.

ToRoNTO, Tuesday Aug. ], IsjI.
TIE Parliamentary election returns up TO the present
tine show the election of Roforner. and % ConscrVS
tyes. Mr. Hincks. the Premier, hiss been returned By
tSo constituencies by large msjorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
HoAAIBLE MURDER ~ BROOKLYM
= CHILD KILLED BY IRIS FATHER, AND Til
WIFE BADLY INURfD-ARREST OF TIL

WEB tNilL1 iN'l EFIl-AkIfNl or IHf
MURDERER.
ne have olly .ime snd syac. bsoav 10 record most
dreadful murder u south Brooklyn as. night. Il sssus
dat Mr.. J. y. T. Tuck r. the edigoE Of Tie Dcy arer
tsr lately called The Erosy 1 % iy Frseuer led is
,e.-nej fom walk wit. b. Wiz hea his manner sud.
Gcn'y changed eni she, bscoInia: alarmed at HE &C.
ton rushef into the house and ~ stars, whittier ho
soon alter followed bar wen. into another room.
Where Jay Eo o. b. children girl aged abon. Ten years
snd boy about three. Here be- deliberately took razor
rom drawer and nearly severed tic youngest chilli
head from is boiy Ths H.ther rushed in when hs
attacked Aer but hal happy only nf-;ed three or ou-
slight wounds when he was secured by Officer Carroll u
Tho Third District.
There Is Little dolb. tha' the unfor,una,c nan was a.
boring under tie esee' o. inse,opersnce which had d.
tempered biz mind.
The victim is des ribed a lovely little boy. The
frshtiUl deed perpett about 10 ococ Ia, nich,
n Atanti st. near Neyins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
YELLOW FEVER On BOARD THE FRENCH wAg
STEAMER CHIMERE.

NORFOLK, Va, tuesday, Aug l. 1894.
cone.p ondont OF The Beacon says that Is cases Of
yellow fever have occurred on board the French
steamer Chinere since her arrival at that port from s
Yana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
DEPARTURE or THE NIAGARA-PROPELLER
ALPS

BOnOs, Wednesdly, Aug. ?, l3ji.
The Royal mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Lech sailed
ii boon to-day with II passengers for Liverpool ani q
Tor Halifax. Sho akos out s905 300 in American gold
bars and 25O sterling in Engsh silver.
The steamship Alpa l,aVos here to-day for New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED
Try MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
s,sei.I Ds.s.st SC TIE 7. T'-oau'

,I-ri-- ns,-.-T o Il7 n T. tT-7-V-
WAsEtSGroN Wednesday, Aug. ? ia.
The Reciprocity Trey was ratified .o-l'y-'n'y 'Si.,
,oo, votir. against H. The Injunction of srce-y Will
r,obsLy b. removed. The hope that Clnads WI os an
nexed IA ne United states inf 1enced sover' Senator'S
vote for Senators sEwArD aui FISH both ~ens 'cr
The treaty.. some Senator'S conenle1 1t woai ope'ae
sost disady antaeecusy TO the srain.prcducms States
great many nominations for Cousuls and o.Aer Officers
were confirmed to Gay; one Louisisna nomination Wa
rejected No nomination ", ior Governor Of No5flska
OF Co suis fer London, Honolulu aud Havana.
Tho ten millions proposition will prove sboriive, though
fe Prrsil,n. ard Secretary Of War extremely AK
,ov -rd a yc about The matter. Secretary Marcy
pres.es himself srongly in favor O the acquisition OF
Cuba and /. confident that it viii b. secured IN less than
two wears The Administration Aink he Spanish iasur-
gents arc glorious fellows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

IEPRonaTSr ~ LooosoTUE EsGlsEs-TZs Bos,9r
Iorraai, in speaking OF recent improvement in loco
motive engines by which the amptou OF iuel much
reduced, says:
The engine to which this Improvement valve has been
spilled ruEDing ,he Newtown Upper Fall5 branch
train the Worcester Railroad and CONSUMES under anv
circumstance One-thTd less wood than consumed ty
'e alne 'rEre prior 70 hay.n- he improved valve at.
aD' .f. locomotive is row ehes'n. to- TO- F.rib.r,
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CHOLERA AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, Va, Tuesday, Aug. l, 1854.
-Four deaths from cholera reported in this city
during yesterday, Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
Am MEArHER M pHILAnELPHIA.

PHiLADfLPHIA. Wed1esIay, Aug 2, lS5I.
The weather Is dreadfuy bot in this city to-day. Their
1ngme'er ZOO In the shade.
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yusiness Notices.

n..,-or, r. CILpeRr q Co.'S PRrMIt ii PlAND>,
,,s cr~ogi c SS,o Nc 1" ss,o r5 lS &
.. s T Gos.s, Was W. P,,s,s or Focr % 40
bovnc, tore ard elasticity Of epea. thy chseore p "
.sh h9.s g q - S. G.%' Co Jieor Po
~ above eoebutes Pisncs can Be osse ps5 ~ .se gre
wbiei deE ret,.sn
'uoV,-s BESr d. LANES AZ IA CE>rs Pa;
y,sO ~ y s s' sst s We y & Per W., ''
- ~ s,sd.e sr, Sils Gloyt st3 hoOo ooI'n iaae o.
Sdc'''' 'a' SPOTTED 10 81 Dr6 Ss.%S'5 coz ,d,
ALERT u. NiCOIAY VII mold his regular Semi.
sets Ayaop sslt Of STocEs 40 Bo,ps Ih,. aT -.
ss sdveTtls, N sno,h'r oriu'"n.
TT Ngw DOUBLE STORg-it ia completed and
ready for eustonr The %ssosL S.ye %s's s N W."
A serbaos Bruah AOc rror!s hs, the new zero a.
o1ss snS q rae :, ,s.,;,' nsS S,s nee peri,
ole his wholesale enc "a Pat'os q, t'
sortoae u ae bet sSgt5 g, ns1T.' Aa f-'a ware
'e''' Luclus Hear, Nos I, and Bat ns rip.
CuE1P snKs! CHEAP SILKsi!-The subscribers
or sa ssS % sS s s"' sls rs a % sd
These goo; q, S'a o'st 10 81 .c.9 'sy cor
MpLonYoNs Those OF s. ID. and n. ". SMITHS
make preferred all ther'he touoa 10 tho smo, key benz
soTe r . " them ' S@htlU il'lnso rsu g =
had Of vey Gw Bes s a. ~ 20 cole Agency o SO -
SFcoNn-HAND pANos.--ywO secondhand KOie
Piano q Rss1 Or for SAT- 'sVeg iO~ I'S; NtT Pianos
4af roy.4I foIlll raw IL
No Sjj BUsiwsy
SEWING MACHlNEs.-We have fully settled all suits
senost FOR infringe and bsye the cene . How r.
20 under his pant Hereafter there car BE- 1o e'
usecfis infns.rs pscuts Of WHICH have E se"
or moe Of our tsiere II any buy these Inferior Gseunes they
N SfsCGH Il Co No 81 bfoaaTay.
FAmnAxKs' PLATg0Ra SCALes.--Long known,
oovecIY tested aiwsys isbthe aosno~tos '.soo.'c
VEpmiY VERmIN,. vER.IN !! They pcllute
yusr They subssDee They des your eioia
~ they undermine buildings They tease you q
1ieht, snd mpoverih By day =! why ,wu you SUM-
ali tis When Is cent box u PAssoss GO "a tEN
sAToR viii nrc permanent relief IL acts upon ha ano y
like terror They stay ana breathe where " & az
fi,ey will return " tbe place where ms been IL
rsdh Convinced PicF q cents Syid by T. v CtllhtatH
Co. Wholesale and Retail Agent No 81 Bsroaysi Now YORK
CPIsT bDORO's HAIR DYE.-Tbs superb prcPsra-
ton bv universal oonaet acknowledged 70 be tt set end
reGble Dye 10 fails IN las co'ruk pts
@lknefS 70 te t''
Wholesae a end applied CBRIsrADoPOS6 A7of hlA's
NOiDAyA CREAM.-'flis superb compound Tor
beaufyrg hc HAR prepared only an1 solo By
h celebrated HAIR DYK and WIG FACTOR
Broadway BsTcHeLoRs HAIs DYE sold AHd tppe1 ~
private rous
JxSBitRs WOsufRrUL FEVER AND AGtE PILLS
ere so6 by nos J. HAYES No ~ ktsnticft BfooA-n
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, NcdnCHiiT Any :, I'Sh
The WMcs e. the VI,h Congressional District Of aass
bavo nominated o. thoir candidate 10 Conycs. the Hon.
Noah smith DR. OF Calais Speaker Of the ias Holse Of
Representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

A ship iron Leghorn yesterday brought - Italian
patriots TO our shores, who, for the "ofense" Of
struggling for the freedom Of their country in lsis
under Garibald were arrested shut out from all in
tercsurss with their friends and the world snd finally
eriIed to this country by the POnti6ca Government
An extended report will be found in another column