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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
THE LIQUOR VOTE IN CONGRESS.

We said before We received from Washington au,
list Of The Yeas and Nays in the House on the Rum
question, that the roe from The Stare States rOuid
BE- found nearly solid on the side Of 1t iaOr-not neces.
sarily because the Southern Ne lbers drink more
or hye Liquor better than the Northern; tat
because Slarcry fears and Tessts the progress Of uhs,-
cr.r Moroi RetoTm as dangerous TO her orw security.
We have now the Yeas and Nays as they were given
on that questior--here they are: members from
Slave StateSn HGlics.)
YE,s-Mossrs. Akea, Willis Alien Appleton Ball,
Banks Belcher, Bennett Benson. Broats. Carpenter.
Chant erain Corwin, Croker, CrHoi' Curtis Th'mlS
Davis, Dick, Dickinson. DUnham. Eastman Eddy Ed
mand, llomas u. Elliot Ellison, Eyerhorr, Fen,o1,
Flagler, Florence GiddiHgs Goodrich Aaron Harlan,
Hendricks. Hem, Hester Howe, johnson, Daniel I.
Jones, ktnedge, Knox, Lindsey, McCulloch Macy,
Matcson. Maurice. NAVAL Morgan Murray Morton,
Andrew Oliver. :. W. Parker, Peck, Peckhsm Pratt
PIncle, David Richie, Russell, Sabin Sapp. simmons
Singleton, SHELTON, Il. Smith, IIHaa Il. SmHb, Sellers
FTcdCucs T. StaHt0R Richard H. SfGRoa Stra.tOn. 4.
Stuart John l.. Taylor, Ihurston, Trout Uphsn, Wade,
VALLEY, l'rse Washburn Wells, John Wentworth, Tap
pan Wentworth, Wheeler, and Na'es-s0.
NYs-hessrs. Abercroulie, James {. Alien. IL,
Darld j. Badey Thomas H. Bayiy, Barko{ale Bococ.
Boycc, Bridge, B.gg, CarH'hcrs Ca,li-. Ciasta.a.
CUia0H, Clark, CLRgaaA, C0J5 C,iIg1t Cor, ora. g.
Disney Dord,V, DaHtar. Edgcrton, Edmgs3soa, John
", Elliott, Eriag. Farley, Frankiu, Fuller, GooGe,
Green, SonP.o" ". Harris, U4cy J.. HTrs, Hubbard,
HH Rani, lrseron, George w. Jones, Roland Joaes,
Nat, Kurtz lamb Latham Lc'cicr Liadlcy McDougsll
MeNsir, NcQvce7 MaTreH. :. Miller, N'Rsoq, Morrison
Nichols, Noble, orr !. Prtas, PLel9s PbEips POrel
Preston, Rose. Robbins, R46IR SsVGrd shannon Sia-
Um. Sm.A, George ~ S@yth. David Stuart Na.Aaapl
q. Toyior Vail, VaAsgH', Walbnige Walsh West
brook, Witte, Doalsl b. Wright, Hendrick II. Whit
and Zo'iiccftr-s0.
Total Yeas from Free Staies-f0r the Reform.
Total Yeas from Slave S,aies-ior the Reform. :
Total Nays nom Free Sates-agsnsi the Reform IS
Total Nays from Slave S;aies-aganst the Reform . "a
The vote being thus equal, Speaker Boyd (making
65 to from the Slave States voted No and killed
Temperance Reform in the Navy stone dead.
Scrsny-thr.e Members were absent from their seats
or lodged. Reader just see if your Representative
is one of them; and if he is ask him on what princi
PIE he takes eight dollars from the Treasury for that
days work. Perhaps biz srswer may enlishteu Won.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
In DE senate Yesterday. the CiyI and Diplo natic

In the Senate, yesterday, the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was resumed. An amendment
was agreed to appropristiDg S3J0COa for the pur-
chase Of the posse. sions and rights Of the Hudson
Bay Company in Washington Territory. The vote
Ct yesterday rejecting the amendment increasing
the salaries of t. s. Ministers at London and Paris
10 $l5 600 was reconsidered, and after considerable
debate was sdOpted-Outfts not allowed. Mr.. DOuG
LAS moved an amendment, which was adopted, APP
IropratiDg 50, coo for public buildings and 5000
tor library in Nebraska and the Ike for the
came purposes in Kansas, and repeating So much of
the Nebraska and Kansas act as puts .he seat Of COY
erument Of the hitter 1T Fort Leavenworth. Nuner-
Gus other amendments were offered, debated aud
adopted and the bin then passed b. vote Of Yeas
-, Nays IG. The Conference Committees report on
the ds8grecing yotes on the Senates amendments 20
the Indian Appropriation bill was agreed to. The
Naval Appropriation bill received from the House
read twice and referred.
Ii the House Of Representative, the report from
tie Conference Committee on the disagreeing votes
OF the two Houses was cOncurred in. Nh. BiRks'
DALE asked leave to introduce bill granting the
President ten millions Of dollars to enable him, dur
Ing the of Congress, 10 protect the interests,
tranquility and honor of the United States in the eX-
istpg difficulties with Spain. Several members raised
objections and the biz was laid over. Mr.. CHiND-
IIR asked the consent Of the House 10 offer resOlu
ton calling for information relative TO the destruction
ofGfeyt,wn by the L. 5. slOcpofwar Cyanc; also cop
les Of the Instructions of Capt. ioliiDs. Objections
bong made it was laid over one day under the russ
Tie bin regulating the pay aud increasing the eff
cheney of the army was then resumed. In order TO
st nd fhc Hill the Ifousc went into Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Un1n, and, after brief
debate, tie clause increasing the pay of commis
stoned officers stricken ont. aud without con-
Gliding the subject the Committee rose and the
Housea dioarncd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
AFFAIRS At MASKING TON

Correspond nee ofThe n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July IS 1854.
There is serious talk among the members OF rails
ing a Committee of Investigation on executive inter
ference with the legislative branch of the Government
aud with the President, tamperng with certain mom-
bers of Congress the Nebraska and other bills.
The disappointed and neglected members who hayo
sold then selves and been cheated out OF their pay
favor the move for Committee, as IL will compel them
to disclose the perfdy of the Administration. Mr.
Westbrook will probably be of the first witnesses
and he has sworn in his wrath that be will De- avenged
on President faithlcss to his promises SO rccrean
to solemn cOmpacts between man and man, 90 truck
ling 10 a foreign power as 10 appoint John Mcheon at
the instance of Archbishop Hughes when he had
promised To send in the nomination of Mr. WesbrOOk
These Investigations are afor'ling abundant amuse
ment to innocent outsiders. There "a great many
witnesses going about the streets on pay. who will
never he sworn. but what of that when Uncle Sam
paysl No honest individual suffers. "All Is fair in
"pOlitics.'
The enormous and eXtrayagant plan for supplying
Washington with water, without any liquor in it, Is
worthy Of this military West Point system of super
int, ndence which has been introduced into works OF
this Kind BY this Administration. lt will cost about
FIVE millions of dollars. while with two steam engines
taking the water from the Potomac 10 reservoir on
the hiehs If GEORGETOWN il could be distributed
both cities to the elevation OF 30 feet for one million
of dollars
The witnesses called before these Committees of In
yestgation are generally KnOw-N0things and the
Committees will all become members after the exaD
nations are over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
TUE PEOPLES CONVENTION.

at White Plains Wednesday, Aug. 9, to choose
Delegates to the Saratoga Convention. The call il
responsibility signed, and large and spirited meeting
is anticipated.
In ALLEGANy COMFY the Convention will be held
at Wesyle on the Sd inst. The call is signed by
Democrats, Wings and Froe-Democrats respectively
in three partllel columns-T Democrats, "a Free
Democrats and 10 Wings
There ere calls out for meetings to choose
Dele gateS in about two-inrds of the Counties, in
Guiding nearly all of the large ones. We often in
Qured Of with respect to the mode of choosing Dele
gates from this City, and hope to he enlightened from
the proper quarter very soon. NcwlOrk will be fully
ard strongly represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

Ever did or ever can discharge fully thor duty n
their children except while endeavoring sso 10 falsu
toward each other tire sacred ndest-uotOle oll,,-
lions Of husband and wife.
One further article on mis-Marli sges will cos,
this series meantime, let barely indicate the gre,
truth which overarches and irradates this whole .,h
jeet: 1--WE are members together Of one body" heu
Of common destiny. and deeply implicated. for veal
in the vices virtues the failure. sae.s.a
Of each other Our web OF life Is 50 intricate ana
Blended that in order correctly and safely to decle
that an act Is cupable or innocent good or evil, we
must serutinize it in all its relstious aoI leetm,s
cCuse luenc,s and be that /, is not ouly rlyA, /,
itself hut that il will not serve others asa coorable
pretext for doing wrong. Thousands live of whom
:. &c bopulsrly said that their longer Continuance m
earth is burden to themselves and to every hoIv
else; yet TO hasten their death would be marlsr
nevertheless since there be no securiy for human
life save in the general recognition Of tAe principle that
all human life uDforeitel by crime is sacred. AMI
csrnOt be eXtinguished without guilt So with
Marriage and Divorce. as with many other problems
which Egotism can never rightly solve but which are
clearly sppfGbended only when We consider that we
are surrounded and upheld BY an atmosphere of Day
and that in the order Of Providence he who is .alled
to bear most to sacrifice most, for the god of the
Race and who worthiy abides the ordeal, is more
than kings or conquerors to be emuated and lin the
better sense of the word enyied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

DEAIH OF Four SISTERS OF MERCY.It IS with feelings
the deepest that have record tbs sudden
demise Of Mother Agatha Margaret y Bnen and Of her
two sisters in religion Sisters Mary Bernard Hughes snf
Louisa CoDIors OF whom the former died at the Mer
cy Convent, in this city Saturday the eth inst and the
latter the morning the 9th. fourth has since been
added TO the melancholy list by the deceae OF Sister May
Veronica Hcky, az the Mercy Hospital, the morning o.
the nth. The death Of Mother Agatha leaves nov ol'
one, Mother Vincent Of the original band OF six sisters
who founded the Order in this diocese FIVE Of them hayns
been already gathered TO the bosom Of their Father whos
in Heaven. Chicago Western Tablet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

For complete and penetrating survey of the ne ys
from Europe, refer readers 10 the letters Of
our core spondcnts in London. This news has no
startling feature but nevertheless is full of interest
The Russians are strengthening themselves in Walla-
CHA having totally changed their plan of operations
On the other hand, the Turks are advancing
snpportcd by the allies and pitched battle
is expected The next arrival may accordingly
bring intelligence of the highest Importance.
Sir Charles Napier has retreated On the Bal
tic On account OF cholera. In Spain the insurrecton
does not seem to be entirely suppressed as the
Government woIld have the public believe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for July %
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIRUNv for This week
sonisins the following.

THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRlEUNE for this week
confirms the following;
t.'EplToRIALs The tiCTesiesd nl The fes,siye Law
How 20 MAX Meny SosDeeIi Acauissccncs; The Re-
Eiectors--Nerih Carolina MIS-, uri-iow6; The War on
The DaDnbe; The Destruction OF San JuAn The Saratoga
u..roETRy. The Kans.. Emisrsnis; Nebraska or the
Slavery .Abolionisi to his Bride.
III WAR on A HELPLESS ENEMY: Glory the United
sstes, Mr. BorsnS's Honor Avenged; san Juan de Mic
sresus Bombard,di Tremendous Victory Not House
" THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE Arrival of
vTwo wEeks LATER FROM CALIFORNIA: Nov.
Of the Fortnight
vt..CoLLFGE toMMEN cEMENTs: New York GENITAL
.1,i co i u Esst GSS GSf SsioS M'i
VI..rHE HOMESTEAD AND GRADUATION BILL.
Russisn Aseat Washington Proposition to c,do
ib. 20 ne UG'.S S.se, The Cars View Of the Va;
Our Own ColrsrondeuI
u THE STATE or EUROPE Lot,c, f,,n Our own Coz.
xREvIEw OF TIE WEEK Giving in a condensed sud
most conspicuous form The atrs aud most important events
hst have trsnsplrcd ia the City, United States, Europe
XII TIE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
XII. NEW PUBLICATIONS: The Hkior, of Greece; Utah
and the Mcrmon' Puts and farn.ses The Proper Food
Of Mani Turkey. Russia the Blse1 Sea and Creass'a
XII. CENTRAL AMERICA The Recent Destruction of
S,lv'der by Esrthquake Letter from Ou' Own Cor
respondent
XIV HUNTING A WILD HORSE IN AUSTRALIA
Xy..A SAILOR AMONG THE JAPANESE. WAX into the
County, Nis; to Houses and Temples
x'i..THR non. JUDGE HoAR ON THE FUGITIVE
XVII NEWARK AND GRAvILLE, OHIO.
XVIII POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Massachusetts,; ves.
mont Pennsylvsnia; Wisconsin
XIX. SLAVERY IN KANSAS
XXX. TELEGRAPH: The Lscs News received by Telegraph
xXfikkshw 81 re Taf MaRkErs Reports of til. s,.
Grain Provision Gs t. sod HoS.o Markets. very fully
Single copies. o wrse can be Osisioed the desk in the
cssoDs RST h mo,E o i r dT. .. Ses a., thru. ,o
Eve cores. ssi ten copies. sIa SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
THE TENlnt. Or LAND IN ENGLAND.

While general tendency to the decline Of Nor.
man influences and Institutions is exhibited n the fe
cent changes in British Jurisprudence and the organ
ration Of the courts. no less important movement
may be discovered in England with regard to the
tenure Of the soil, the record of whose parcelins
cut among the Norman brigandsi kept in the Dopes
day book, ard the possession Of which has been for
eight centuries TIE source of Norman as.endancy.
But few years sgo accurate statistical computa-
ton was made, whereby il clear that one-hri Of
tie whole surface Of England wa, owned b. es, than
7t0 miles, fact y hieh is rnrecable enough when
We understand -la- fl, 1+a-a ~ ID -,.,,.-a alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.


Sltktl.S vs.. VAN III KEN
We have received from London copies Of the following
otes. They speak for themselves IL will DO seen that
both perties with their honor and their hides
equally unDjured:
Letter FBoA MR.. j.. y. st'kLEs DEMANDING A. Es-
PLANATION.
No > LANGHAH-PLACE, Portland place July IL, 1854.
SIR My friend, Maj. 4. H. Sibley OF California will
call upon you and hand you this note which has for it,
object To ask explanation from you of that portion Of
YOUR speech, delivered IN Iammany Had on the ith
November last wherein you quoted aud repeated some
ohensive language said to have been employed with refer
to me, by Downing the negro, in l5i9 at an Abo
btOn meeting. The language Is rs reported, highly OBJ
ecorable, "a you are Of course aware if intended BY
you to be applied TO my personal character.
7a". Of tbe 5 Of S5vcnbe s SS contannr epo
Of your speech Awaiting your reply
Ihs'e the honor to be- ST. your most Ob'1"s'
To JonN y,s Bpsrs, ESQ., Queen. Hotel, cors,.
LETTER IRON Mr.. J VAN BrRES AFroRDING As gAPLAS,-
TION.
SIR-n reply % your note Of Yesterday, handed me by
Mai Siblcy can with proproty state that had IN.
tention OF applying to you the language used by Mr.
Downing in tho extracts To which you have called my
attention. This 20 obvious from the c0ntoxt
NV purpose relate the course taken by Mr. Down
ing, and those VINO acted with him, in what hal years
before been to be their own language without at
oil indOrsng its truth or proprety.
Respectfully. your obedisnt servant.
Queen. Hotel. Con- ~ - JSIs a. 1885,
To DANIEL scELLs, seey Of vi the United
The provocaton the above correspondence was con-
tanned in speech made by Van Buren, Tammany Hall
long ago November On that occasion the Prince
said:
Great efforts have been made to throw tho Demo-
cratic party into n minority An effort has been msde 30
show that the union at Syracuse dishonorabe G0i
Dan Sickles-
"VoicE-Where Is Fanny White Laughterl
"Mr. Van BURES Tau ghing-I did not inquire. More
laughter. In 1919 not only Loaf Sickle. but
respectable black men, who quilted ~ the ground that
we united with Sickles. lioars Of laughter. II yOu
look 10 of the numbers OF The Heraid in November
1912 you will lind George T. Downing talking in this way
They served in the last election Just in the way
that they broke of from the old LocoFocos in Tamnsny
Hall. No party degraded themselves they did by
uniting with Sickles Another black said sickles wss
low TO 6enounce they ought rather denounce the
recent Free Soier But Downing returned to the charge
and said lie lower than tho beasts, and nothing
surely, was lower than that. lLaughter.l
While everybody must rejoice that these two Dis
ngushed politicians safe nobody deny that Van
Buren, has exhibited great degree OF Pekwickian nge
nuty in making appear that BIZ remarks we're 10. per-
sOnal toward his antagonist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
THE KANSAS PIONEERS.
Correspondence Of The Rochester Daily Democrat

cecsspOadsnss Of The Rochester Daily Democrat.
ST. LOUIS July %, 1884.
beg to report myself this morning this place having
tanined yet prudent they appear to be- They are
Ang ont here We have contracted for passage by the
Polar Star steamboat which hope will guide us and
land VA safely. We shall leave on Tuesday next saw
every Superintendent OF the various railroads over which
Travelled and they agree TO hold convention to pat the
re at low rate through 10 ST. Louis Every man Of tho
r1iy is IN good hca!M md 7pirts. Yours. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE

We do not think the considerations in favor Of Di.
yorce virtually At the pleasure of the married pair
have anywhere been orcibly stated than By the
radical Abolitionist HENRY C. WRIGHT in his work
on Marriage and Percentage, already fully and lin
tie main fayorably noticed in The TRIBUNE. In
Ike moN of the treatses which take that side Of tie
question this work is essentially pure and sets forth
much vtaDy important truth of which the great ma
iorty live and die in utter, woefuI ignorance Nine.
tenths Of the book are excellent, aud will DO good
wherever read; but much of il as relates 10 Di-
vorce is utterly wrong and will be far mole inHuen
italy PEI neiOus by of the general truth pur
~ and nebleness of the suggestions in which il
is embedded. We will quote the passage so fully a.
10 preclude all complaint of nsdequacy or unfairness
Of citation, and thin endeavor to show wherein il
errs most sadly. Mr. Wright says:
Marriage, ike the pulsa,ions Of the hear, and CON-
fractions of the lungs, Is the work Of Nature The s,ma
power that brings and woman into relation can onIv
divorce them. The mental moral and physical condon.
II MAJ AMI woman haTnonou. when thew are draWn
no ,ht relation of husband and wife They are pure and
at ht'' 1rc te onion IL happy 1ne. Love binds ,bem
Fi' ..lal'. oT .re --tat .han.s IN nature
--- .4.- D1as'i a, nora lat.-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

Adviccs from the City of Mexico to the 9TH AMI
Vera Cruz TO the 22d inst have been received by the
way of New Orleans. 4 skirmish IS reported hay-
ing taken place between the imperial troops and the
insurgents, in which the insurgents were defeated.
Nothing ia said about the reported death Of Alvarez
TIE rev outon at MichOarican continued, and it is
said conspiracy had been discovered in Vera Cruz,
and several arrests made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

Sickness Of SHIPBoARp.-The ship t. Aymsr, Captain
Wright from Matanzas 10 this port arrived yesterday
the Lower Bay reporting considerable sickness 90 boeu
The Captain died of yellow fever yesterday morning Az
several Of the said 20 be down with H. Inc ye
low fever has long prevailed the coast OF Cuba ana
s not strange that vessel from Maianzas should DO VI
fected with the disease. The Aymsr brsgs no
lies in the Lower Bay and none oil her hsv' or WIZ
come up TO the city. Mobile Advertiser, -i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

"Combined Directories Of Jersey Guy, Hobekes and
Rsdson ls54-55 being General Directory Of the In
hibiapts of the above place together with Appendix
Containing various Statistical and Historical Information
and Map, prepared expressly for this work BY Dsnel
Il. Gsyt This is The title of book of 200 pages
igst Issued. II seems 10 be very well done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
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stle One dos iequ, ohl BEETLE
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Sucess TO Jouos Arinwo. No Sc Wilamst New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
To AUyey.ls.Is,

TnI WTIEIT TWbsNF hasnoV z rrul .ti0u Of , 900
srd unlcu-sdv he sf aive-f iifed
Saes oculriinr does "a tie Ulon Brlsh
Prov Sc. hat lfs eet fag1r Merchant
Ftu.s a.. Tho "ho Ssh % make n busue.s kuu 81 20
country would d. vel - o. THr AfTgLY TRBuNt.
I'm ruu Der Of tdgrTencus !ns e a. s. cents Pr ,
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cusOn the T Adver.n.e inscr - - cent pr
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

SUICIDE ~ SARATOGA Coux1Y-Seth Whslcn, E,q' .,
Wes: Milton Saratoga County, committed suicide y,
hanging himself on the 22d Mr.. W. has been somsn~
Of public man in that County havdg held the ouv
President Of the Counts Agricultural society "a ~
tue ~ h'. tta,h h' so, one Of - officers Of he IA''
Tefgue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

DANIEL CLLNANN. E'q., is warmly urged in The
NeubargA Gd;ete as the Wing candidate for next
Governor of oar State. If all who were sorry they
didn't had vo.ed for him four years ago. he would have
been our Attorney. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

Several College Commencement Reports including
that of Yale with the Address delivered by the Hon.
VIM. IL. Seward before the Phi Bcta Kappa, will be
found on the third page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

An agent from an Am ''l?aly has lately been ia
Copenhagen TO request the permission OF the Danish Gov
eminent to lay down wires Iceland and Denmark A.
part of the line from America &c Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

ARxAYsAs-Maj. T.. J. Walker Of Daslancllc, has de-
clcd himself candidate for Congress in the lid War
rem = District