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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18
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In RSH NEW yollI ,Is NoAfoLk- -.
.EslAS AVERY fVEsDAY AND sAfUkDAf-U. ~.
nfYNMAti. srkAstsiiiP hOtNOkE Captain R4fSN
Thomas sknnee-wni leave "RichSaona" for SAAeS
Ase lorA In future Saturday morning al O'Clock Re
turning she will leave New York Richmond Wednesday
afternoon O'Clock.
The JAAfSrOwH Captain v. CAvsSDr, wiieare "Rssond"
or wee OK a. heretofore, tuesday aernoon at
ococt Reurnng New Richnord
Saturday afternoon = 4 O'clock
returning.
Passage 70 New York. including meals accom-.
molstions, only. $40
SteeraSe s
PASSENGERS taking these ship Norfolk charged the
by the river boats.
mhSl-H IuDLAM WATSON
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N AsenRsAs wAanAxysp aAppes sxses q.
nssi s"ppy q s s.saipS CAMDEN pitp "a
we Eseuncs o. hr. David Lanirsth PHILADELPHIA
@ sssa nov 50 generally that there
Win The following Of aud
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ixrrrcr-Early Cabbage. Ro,-
Dutch, Green and White Cos.
India.
Mtlos-Nutmeg and Ci,ron.
HAsrusriuA.
| 0nsl. 49,
vsios--siiver skin, WeAthers
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UTM0N sTkAM sHIi1 UOsir.lNl's LINE Os
u sTEAMEfiS-For phil. delpbi. Via Norfolk- ASE

II
~ sThAMkfls-For Philadelphia Via Norfolk Mn
Ssds,cy rEGaNi; Captain David Teal, stoifasr SEQ
rhnHSlL IAHIA, Captain James Baymcre sfoIn,ereA86
CITY or RICHMOND Captain z. Mitchell.
one OF these splendid will Richmond for Phia.
every Monday and Thursday at high water touching at
city FONT and Norfolk freight Returning leave Phia.
drphia for Richmond Wednesday aud saturay 10
O'Clock NJ arriving at their wharf at Richmond satur
freight.
These splendid built for this
and every eIeon has been made combine strength and speed
hey provided with "franeis Patent Metallic Life Boaset
nrsrate tables and attention paid by aecommoda
Captains to the comfort OF and the protection
goods.
FAIR REDUCED.
Passengers for New their
this route for independent Of being the cheapest aud Safest Is
by far the most pleasant route.
robaeconists shipping Ptsburg be accommodated
this line, have goods
throughtc that place with dispatch
Passage through New York. is cabin and found ss 90
Passage through to Philadelphia LIST cabin and found
Do do do 81 do nnd Themselves W
For freight passage apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent, the Dock.
Ps An goods by be discharged
on rue,dsys and Saturday, and
wharf shall be considered by the Company the
ROBERT RANKIN
mhs Agent.
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CtELaING AT PROPIT.-I have nov on hand =
- large of fashionable Spring and summer Cloth
sheh asi at small proht Ny goods
made, uicsy cut, sad WA IRA SMITH,
isi iit Main street
~ <harARTga CASKS P0RT AND siifsfRy WINtos.-
SV neuanf ON, Champagne and caret wpes for sale
~ lei9 DUDLEY co, N ssin ~
n poSvers- order 20 ciose out mr. stock Of
nonnets ffom oGsr them very prices
leia ALIAS 4, JoHNsoS, No. 81 Main Of,
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yDACkET AND SrAGE IINE.
Riehmond TO LovinSston, IS; farr through
Rom LSnehburg to LNyin.s ton, ts. =
Leave Rehmond At Iynehburg at s, n NJ by
tuesdays Thursdays with the
p. NJ. - - - y
Returning leave Loynsson at Tuesday,, Thursdays
and saturdays; HowaedsSle,
rive In Rehm0nd and LyncheurS morning at eelest
misc BOYD, EDMCSDk DAVENPORT.
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CHILDREN'S SHOE

- OMETTIISG NEW AND HASDsOME.--!ust received at
- IN. LADIES' SALOON, lot Of beautiful Tan Clorsd Cal
Children. They beautiful article high
around ankle and the Preest Dress Shoe for Child that
had for n long time.
Also oOlSred Caters Jenny Lind
all the different styles and plenty Of them to suit
LITTLE BoyswS have also resolved very beautiful
Shoes little Boys.
Calf skim others Of Patent Leather,
into different shapes, with stump and low heels.
The Of Misses aud Chdrens SheS
good at the Ladies' 5aoon and Parents invited call
look at them. W. II. ARLINGTON CO,
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retiring from business cheerly and confidently re-
OF REEVE Z BLAIR.
isI-n VII. II. sEABRooK.
EpAWLISts & MILLER, GROCERS AND GEEgRIL
Eo COhnLSSLOH MERCHANTS corner Cary and Pearl SIS
Richmond, Va
srncaL plIISEEswM ALLEN caTsmon gurry county; JSo
A. sELDES WeEtoyeT, Charles Ci.y county.
GgSEH,L PiuSEBs-WILLiAH c. RAWLINGS; +. MILLER.
mhg2
t5hMLSGs a MILLEt offer for sae 10 city and country
"a merehan on the usual terms, full and
OF groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors.
slga5s-Ncw Orleans, Porto Rico Crushed GranuIated
Grd Couec suRafs, various grades
Coiec-Eio, LaguayfE, Java, Moclo and santos
No.ass.s-StS Orleans Sugar House and Syp
Tea5-GuuroNdgr, l1forsl and Blaor
Caudles-speTm, AdamAn,ae snd Tilog
Soap-Cssir brown, family and raslcy
tpioes-Pim-nto, Pepper Cloves, lparOn Mace Gager
froYisions-BscOn Lard, Butter, Clissse Rice
Olye OIL, CAyeEe Pepper, Mustard, stsrth, Alum
Indigo, Bis piue Soda, HAVANA sEGARs
Wines AMI islaoss. E5a9des all prices
Madeira Port sherry, Chsmrjgue Malaga dry wiuts
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, RetuAed HIhsz.y
Peruvian Gusno, Salt, Platter, &c. ming
IN receipt Of N large ,,so,
men q China, Glass snd Earthenware The
ui'nures Of many AMI andome shapes aud patterns 10
which with choice stock ~ Fanny Goods Looking Giassss
st9- Ware &C. invite the partculsr attention both whole
sale and retail rurshasers.
Being determined 70 reduce NY stock With view of making
ehabge 10 business iniu offered 10
eutlomtfs, Or persons purctafisg FOR cash.
sIec attention IGI 70 pacing EBd the delivery gods TO
EooI 1Inef HUGH \. WAIT,
70 7
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rnRTY YE y ~, y .I, y IiIE 2: :: sGS

No IT
o. this the reader will hud
temper, freedom from matguiy which In
other evidences Of authorship would dcred the preenons
Nj Benton especially struck with historian no.
wee, lownds and nnekney His fair and honest description
81 that good old patriot Citizen John Taylor Of Caroline his
losophic and digndsd n Macon
ing admiration which gsms portrait touch Of John RANDOLPH
who can ONLY be psLted sketsb The dgns capI,r
ysuTop hsaon snd Monroe with feeling auIon' n tier
dtAt Al unite make tbs Instructive aud entertaining
form the beautiful dapery which has been gracefully rowu
Crful production"
from Communicates to the "Ioquirer." yune Z.
Published " subscription aud uhtain ID Richmond
JAMES NOODHOsF,
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOOD.
QUAHLkB a HHOORR,

TE BUBHCRtBER in leaving Rohmond his thanks
his friends who oonhded their business TO the late nrn
h.ge. they will continue their Ayors 70 MeTI HILL RAW
JiNUS D. W. TALLEY.
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90 wM. PALMER.
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HpILIINt.,S nI;rIIDY.-Por Dll Triler samnef ~

UpILIINE'S ftETIEDy.-Ror Dilrriel, summcf Cooi.
HD psint Dyeniery, Cholera MoTbus, Cholera Inntum
Warranted 20 effect Has been number
with entire success. Keep the bottle we'll corked.
DIhscrioSs-A tea-spOontul mixed quantity
water or sweetsned waer be given three four times
LAY aud repeated going bed child yesrs
Por an infant half the quantity be given in the
grown person take abe spoonful hour In violent
until stops the gripping purRnF In ordinary
Tablespoonful four times day and one going TO bed
PsParsd aud sold by DOVE CO,
Va
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a fOOfsS.-We q o. be a
~ tent0n Of all In want %
which IL nov very large, and coussif Ia
Hand, Panns. Ripping and lemon
Beech and Moulding Pianes-evcry des iption
Improved Plated Brace, with IL 20 q y Sbitts
Boz Wood Rules, l, z and . feet; Steel squ.rts
Metallic and Common = ufing Tapss
Rpoke Ehavcs, Guag - ard o npastes
Chiefs, Single snd Doodle Plane Irons
noring Maohioes, With Czstt eel pits.
Al Of which shall be s,d on mocefSts tsrfnf.
r. 7. IOoRE A Co
J.io Importers of H.rdv,,s ! I a.,
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n tnysrtLL,Nfi o IN Hs.cs, aluO. q C,,il-. 80
u ! The Whimsical Woman: by Mlss Carlsu. 70 cents
Atonei By a LADY Of Richmond. fiG5
Martin Menfrale By Paul Oreyton. No. /. l2T ceats.
womans Tndusnee aod Woman MissioI. 70 GEMS
Tsupsst and sunshfse, Mie IN Kentaeky. IS cents
Typas q ManEiud: By Fott and Gliddop.
Klp's Cstaconhs o. Rome. 70 cents.
Jp Nos. 8 apd6 Exchange Place. Richmond. Va.
GUPBRIoR GuH POWDER TEA-Receiyins by schooner Hev
Jsii JOHN ~ GORDON soy
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ENINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 10 store and
n for sale by 60 -

yenenee economy and utility OF the above articles. ".
call the attention purchaers We have
aud varied OF Coolers Refrigerator Shower Bd
fesers Churns Tubs and most article the line Of sum
mer Goods for sale by -..--.
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J. coMaissioN MERCHANT, MAnKrr BRIDGE

fSis Iridium z;nc and plated
- h, Warranted not TO corroe This Pen principle
new enn'nns all The advantage, Of the elasticity
ana thus entirely obviatng tie only that
su against the use Of steel Pens Pen will he ound an
article In ohiees as they wipng banks
anu schools S they iii not spatter thnn,st
Anu are WARRANTED ahtreorrosive. For sale by
M VT, 49,, 5000 -, vi nh
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RICHARD MIL, JH Apd EDWARD q. RAWLINGS at the old
stand Main street. corner below the Banks will continue 70
taataet all business In the line 81 General Agents yI Hiring
oct Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting q Claims
RtOHAHD Hill. ia,
EDWARD q. RAwLiNGR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25
SECRETARY MARCY AND TIE FRENCH MlN

SECRETARY MARCY AND TIE FRENCH Min
IlsTER.-It is stated that the French Ambassa
dor, on seeing the Presidents communication
Ito Congress touching the affair of The Black
Warrior and the Cuban authorities, at once
obtained an interview with the Secretary Of
State, demanding an explanation ofwhat nc
termed an extraordinary production on the
lpart of our Government. lie met with lust
such a reception as might be expected from
that sound thinking and arsceing statesman.
Gov. Marcy promptly declined to entertain
|any communication or explanation with the
Government ofFrance, or any other authority
save the representative of Spain. and demand
led to be informed under what shadow ofright
|or usage the Government Of France could pre-
tend to interrogate him on subject in which
France was apparently uninterc sted.
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= rh, County Commissioners met O,

- rh, County Commissioners met on
N'aity las, called together At thu i;lancc
ii nlm5tr of citizens of this vicinity, for
lh2 purpoc of considering a law PASSED by
the leeisla urc authorizing the exchanging of
the public lot living between the Office Of the
r sistcr Of Wills AMI the Jail, Tor a part of
it,lf,r lot adjoining the jail. The exchange
was no: effected, the subject having been laid
oy2r until their meeting in April.
The publ. lot in question is Fart Of lot
ef"ontisaa'cd property. decided by. the State
OF Maryland TO certain Trustees. for the use
"f tccil county AND the town CT F!kton for the
aarposrs of Il Court House and Market House
The Count House. Clerk S and Regis cr S olti.c
a,l,t,he Jail. have been bulls by the county,
but the town has no building on i. except a
small one for the fire engine-the market
honse which once existed, having been built
by a'.t.sori:y of.an &c; of assembly on diff
f.nt lot. The purposes for which the vacant
rtt of the public lot is now used is garden
and stable yard, the latter of which is a pub
Il nuisance ON one OF the most prominent
streets.
Tin, lot for which it is proposed to exchange
the public lot. ad!joins the Jail and jail yard
on the cast side: it is seven times as large by
measurement, as the public lot. and far bet
ter adapted for the uses to which the latter is
now applied.
Both the County and Town Commissioners
hayca voice in the business, and il remains
10 be sen whether they shall deem the pub
Ii" interests permit the exchange.
The party Offering Che exchange is the Odd
Fellows Lodge Of Ills town. 1.-THE arrange
m"nt is cF~:'ed they propose to build large
hall three stories high, which will lie alike
useful and ornamental to the towu. It is
l,"nitc'c I'd to be three stories high: the uppc,
story To be divided into two rooms, one to be
u,td as . lodge room AMI the other for what
ever purpose proves most advantage ous-
probably for the Masonic Lodge. The second
story to be fitted mp as lecture room, or for
holding public meetings generally. The low
or story to be divided into handsome rooms
for offices.
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TUE MOUNTAINS STILL OF FlRE.-T},o fire
which has been raging in the Blue Mount aims.
in Pennsylvania isstll spreading. and has cx-
tended along the base, on either side cf thr
Susquchanna river. The Harrisburg Herald
saws:
The flames have now reached the "Tittlc
Mountain" westward Of the 'Blrc Mountain.
and are still spreading, CARRYING the work of
destruction in their course. On the opposite
or Daunhin side of the river. the Little
Mountain" is still on fire. and the flames are
Snrcading eastward in an alarming manner.
DESTROYING young timber, cordwood rails,
etc, and, in many instances. endangering the
lives and property of the moun'aincers. Some
Of the pcorle residing in the course of the de-
vourine element, have been busy, night and
day clearing away combustihlc matter from
the vicinity of their humble dwellings, and
lowlv mountain cots. The fire. it is sunpos-
cd, was first started by mischievous individu-
ais. who did not count the consequences ere
they kindlcd the destructive clemcnt.
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LIE PROSPECTS or ELKToN.--A few DAYS
ago we heard gentleman of much cbscrva-
ton and practical sInse state it as his opinion
that in fifteen years, Elkton would be town
of fifteen thousand inhabitants. Although
this exceeds any hope we have regarding its
growth: still we have little doubt that in that
period it will be a place of much Importance.
The advantages thatlic about it. the rail road
the river, the improving back country. the
great water power of the Elk creeks upon
which such great improvements have been
and are now being made--givc it a location
for disturbances rarely exceeded. What it
needs is enterprise and capitalize former
more than the latter. The capital which cx-
ISIS here is too closely clutched-too little is
vcntursrt, even in enterprises which could
scare ly fail to rcmuncrate largely. A better
era. however, appears to be dawnine. which
leeds to the hope of rapid improvement
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WASHINGTON PATENT OFFICE. brio

WASHINGTON PATENT OFFIcE.-A brief
account of the business transacted in this
branch of our government may not be unintcr-
|csting. During the past thirteen years, from
.Janra~y, 1871 to January, 1854, there have
been 90, SG7 applications for patents, 1920
caveats granted, and 9,353 patents issued.
The total amount received for duties, fees,
etc., during that Period was $3.50, 5S4.49.
The business of the department shows a
STEADY increase, and there will have to be, of
necessity, more assistants appointed to aid in
the examination of the different articles offer
tants, and six sub assistants.
The estimated applications for the present
year are set down at 4,SG0.
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EssS,a, g91a'ESs;,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom it may
~ concern. that application will be made to
the County Commissioners OF Cecil county.
ut their first meeting after the 2lih day OF
April next. to APPOINT thrce persons rs FIX
nmineiS to view and alter the location OF the
public road leading the Nor.l last and Brick
Meeting House road to the Elktcn ard Bricl,
Meeting road, and running through and by
lands Of Benjamin I. Johnson, James CrAw-
RI, John Cry. Joseph l.ort and others said
alteration 10 be made 1T CT he + the point
where the road passes the Factory OF James
Crawford. March -. 1854 iw'
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II Esnn, naof Prncipio Furnace in this ccun
~ was entered on Saturday night last and
?sl2I 90 in cash stolen. Tho thief entered the
ro"'a were mart Of the family were slcening
aa> damaged to get hold of the funds without
waking any one. Snsnicions. ut once rested
"r y man named Clue Crockett. who had
I'm" Of the robbery resided in Wilmington
n"l. NJ. J. had the scamp arrested at his
boarding house. at the latter place late on
Sunday night. and recovered the greater part
Of the stolen money.
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FOREIGN misunderstanding to

FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING to a
Congressional repor, recently made, the nun.
Der of passengers that arrived at the ports Of
the United States in 1853 was 400,7777, which
were divided as follows New York, col,
SlS Louisiana, IS ,G23: Massachusetts,, 90,
$50; Pennsylvania, 1921; Maryland, H..
3GS; other ports, G, 42233-total, 400, III.
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THE FGsHERTEs.-A number of orr fisher.
mon arc making active nrenarations for the
Soring's operations and it is probable that
the business will be more extensively engaged
in the present season than for some years
east. Old fishermen cxnrcss the oninion
that thee will be more fish than usual. but
we do not know upon what signs thew found
their expectations A few behring's have al
ready been caught, hut no shad, so far as we
are informed.
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TnE Snw EnTEI.-Thc new hotel on The
ra"'l"r of Main and North streets in this town
'.'h;"', is nrnbalIv a bcttcr house than is
thnu' M this nnninsn'a Wilmington inr'u-
I'D isnca,lv ready forits orrr,nant-NIr. ia
81, .I"',nsnn Of the Fountain H,irl-who will
h.ve it fitted IN in readiness for court.
while sncakinr Of hotels--wc understand
that Mr., Joseph TAYLOR the franklin Inn
has made rrcparations to entertain a large
number of guests during the approaching
Court.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Whis.l
letter from aSogYiasahsgi.sa.
ROwL ..NusrILLN. Mar.h "a, III.

RowL.NpsrIG4II, March %, 81.
DE.a RICKETTS, 1T will be rocollcc.rd
that some time since, TIE Grand Jury Of Cc-
Gil county Court found bill Of indietsncn;
against Com. D. Conner for c5strnc:irg the
public road. l,y Lailtling stone wall along
his farm, said 10 infringe on the pubic high
way. The Sheriff of thc county has now SUM-
monud the necessary witnesses and With the
county Surveyor are endeavoring TO ascertain
where the proper location of the road should
be and whether the Commodore has really
trespassed or not.
From, observations already made it appears
tie public have been trcsoas ing on said Conner
to some extent, and visa versa, and We Should
no. be surprised if our good citizens Of Cecil
should have the expense of the survey and
costs of the suit at Court to pay, which will
adda fraction to the next levy for county cx-
renscs.
The decision Of The Court is looked for with
some interest, as there are number Of reads
similarly situated in this ncig hbo:hoo,l action
vi III regard to which Will dtrend Oh Tie de
cson in this case
The Susqu,llanna river continues in good
rating order and lumber ofvariouS kinds is
rapidly descending 10 a market. The Tide
Water Canal is also in navieab,c order and
boats are daily ascending and descending Ia
den with grain, &c., Re.
Nours in haste p
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FlaE ~ TILE MOI Mt ;.-Sc,rc malicious
person or persons kind!td a fire r;a tic
Black Reel: in III South Mountain, Oh Friday
last, which, famed by Tic iieh wiais Of The
last few days, has oylrrun several miles Of
ncmonntan and doubtless destroyed grta:
deal Ct valuable timber. The fire Is still rag
ing, and at night may be sen q; a great dis
tanec, lighting t!lc.hcaycns and presenting 4
sublime aspcct,--fItgers'otrn ToreaH.sM.
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SUNDAY ScnooTs-The first was opened
in l7ol, with paid teachers. In 1916, the
Philadelphia Union was organized, and 70
schools represented the first year, In 1924,
123 schools were in operation in seventeen
States The first State Union was formed in
Wv Hampshire in 1891. In 1881 the bust
ness of the PHILADELPHIA Union had reached
$1,000. In 1853, 1902 schools were cstab.
lishcd, and $4,000 worth of books were
distributed.
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NALrE NorE.-A correspondent writes
to the Tribune that DR.. George Il. Gale, OF
Exeter, \. H., doing business in Lowell, be.
ing strongly impressed with the idea that q
single vote might be of special Importance il,
The recent election, left his business on Mon
day and returned home. The next dag was
a tug ofwar." The election Of Representa-
tivcs was carried one at a time, after rep, atcd
trials, by one majority, finally resulting in
the choice Of four wings to two democrats and
enc no choice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

STEAMBOAT ENTERPRISE S@aford DC.
The committee appointed for Tie purpose
has returned from Baltimore and report chat
hcy have negotiated for Che steamboat Osiris
which has formerly been operating on Tie
Che sarcakc' She will run between Stafford
and Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

TIE GREEK lNsURaEcTloN.--Alb ania,
where the rebellion against the Turkish gov
eminent has been raging, is province of Tur-
key in Europe, bordering OH the kingdom of
Greece. The great bulk of its population
consists of Greek Christians, who very natur-
ally have but little sympathy with the Mus
sc!mans, their government or religion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

TIE GApspEN TREArY.-A Washington
despatch says:-
The Senate in executive session on Tuesday
re; clvcd from the President Mr.. Gadstlcn's in
structons and correspondence, which were
read, but were of so confidential nature,
that they refused to print them. lest they
should leak out. 1t is understood that the
developments created much excitement, and
are believed to be very prcjudicial to thepros-
Eects Of ratification.
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Yours in haste,
p

TIE House AND NGBRAsXA.-Thc R,hi-
more Times of Wednesday evening in CON-
mcn'ing on the vote on tic Ncblaska Bill in
the House IF Representatives, referring the
subject to the Commit &c Of the Whole, make;
The following remarks:
THE vote in the House Of Representatives.
of 10 ayes 10 % ayes. on Mr.. Cutting mo-
ton to commit the Nebraska bill to the dtcn-
est tlenths of tic unfa'honahle Committee CT
the Whole, has suddenly defeated the best
hopes of the Administrator AID plunged tie
country hcadcng into r,n we'd agi aticn.
We have the anti Nebraska excitement with
out the bill. We have in principle, so far as
the South is concerned, lost The benefits of
the Missouri Compromise, and yet have failed
to gain the non intervention policy for which
we were ready to sacrifice so much. The
shadow of pretencc with the North, for keep
ing faith with tho South is tai en- away V
The action of the South herself. Thus alb
solved from the only obligations which ever
We he'd the anti slavery feeling bound by,
the abolition and free soil party obtains the
color of Justice upon which to renew the war
upon our institutions and the integrity of the
Constitution. Mr.. Cutting, cfNcw York, in
his aninosity to the Administration, has
combined all the clements of opposition and
exposed his country to the danger of a do
nestle rcvolution.'