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a Washington letter states that the Ad-
mioistration and its friends in Congress
are disappointed and grieyed ly the news
from Europe-tLe discontinue of the
Russians. Old Nicholas il is said has
the sympathy Of the Executive, and lead
ing members Of the party, particularly
from the South. It viii be remembered
iaat some time ago the Washington IN
l,H' took strong ground in favor of Rus
Ella, and lauded Nicholas most eztrava-
ean,'y The R2us5ztaniou' took the
cue, and put out an article or two Of the
same character But tLcy met with SO
cold a reception from the democratic
press, and such a castig2tion from the
Whig press, that the subject was dropped
though the feeling Of friendship for the
LO4ry autocrat still remains.
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More Priestly Conduct.

A correspondent of The Lehigh Regis
ter, writing from York, Pa, June 22d,
saws that case of outrageous cruelty
toward little girl by a Popish priest
named Michael Martin, is now under In
yestigation in that borough. The facts,
as he gives them, are as follows:
"Two Irish families are next door neigh
bors: little daught of the one was In
the habit of doing errands in the family
of one of our most respectable citizens.
The mother was frequently demonstrated
with by her neighbor for allowing her
child to be in Protestant family. This
falling to have the desired effect, the
ncirhhor took advantage Of the rother
and fathers absence, and took the child
to task. She commenced to beat it, but
finding that the child, having got hold Of
a broom handle, was determined to de-
fend herself, she Immediately called on
Father Martin, who came in, locked the
doors, and whipped the child until she
was black and blue, and badly bruised
over a great portion Of her body. All
this was done in the absence and without
the knowledge or consent of the parents. >
This case and that of Father Krmgcr
at Cincinnati, shows that the priests are
in the habit Of cxcrting discipline over
their focks not exactly consonant with
our ideas of religious teachers duty. We
are very much mistaken if such revela-
tons DO not weaken the attachment Of in
telligent American Catholics to those rev.
erend child-w whippers.
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An EVeutful Career.

At the late term of the Supreme Court
of Lowndcs county, Georgia, a man, by
the name of Graham was convicted OF
manslaughter, and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary at the age of nineteen years.
We have been informed of few incidents
in the life of this young man, which will
excite sympathy in his misfortunes. At
the age Of thirteen, he was attacked by a
tiger, which, after tearing him badly and
crushing both his jaws, left him for dead
under covering of leaves, which he had
piled on him. Subsequently, he was
caught in a sugar mill, and lost one arm;
was bitten twice by rattlcsnakcs, and
struck scnseless by fash of lightning.
Ills greatest calamity occurred a few
months aSo, when he killed one of his
beighbors in drunken frolic, by stabbing.
Since then be has laid il prison, and now
has term of years to serve at some trade
suited to his peculiar physical condition.
If there be any extenuating circumstances
in this case, we should be glad to see
them brought to the notice of the Execu-
tive, for the exercise Of official clemency.
We doubt very much whether any man
living encountered similar perils. This
is said to be true record, without the
least fancy or inventioD.-W'akul2a Times
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Large Tree.

An immense old Sycamore tree was
discovered near Danrille, in Warren
county, \. J., which measures niaaee4
and q hgJ by tlre,1y 1eet IN diomacr.-
We give this statement Oh the authority Of
the Belyidere Hlteiltoencer.
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GIIc Icffcrsuninn.

BE- The Rt. Rev. Bishop POTTER,
who, it was announced would oficiatc in
this place on the 3Ist inst. has, we re-
grct to say, been compelled to withdraw
the appointment He expects 70 visit
Stroudsburg in the Fall.
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lr-FThe Louisville Journal hits off the
Washington Union as follows: The u
Mon predicts that at the next election in
New York, 'the friends of the Admins
ton will roll up a majority" The Jour
nal copies the above and adds: ave
dont believe they will roll anything but
the whites Of their eyes"
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Is The National IotclIigercer suggests
thar iuasmuch As it l. the Constitution OF
the United States which gives practical
Talue to the doctrines Of the Declaration
oi Independence, we ought to make the
adoption Of that document 4 national ju-
biIoe-aud hcuccforth celebrate the I7tl
%. September as well as the sth Of july
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TEA ON THE OHIo.-An attempt is a.
bout to be made to cultivate tea on the
Ohio river in the vicinity of Cincinnati
A gentleman has imported twelve China.
men to superintend that work.
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A man being asked if he would like to
live forever, replied, "tbat considering
the state of the times, and the weakness
of the government be would not care
about living more than half it,"
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MAR REED.

On Tuesday, the l1th inst, at Catala-
pa Grove, Campbell county, Virginia, by
the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, William I'll. Hut
ter, Editor of the Eastos Argus, and Miss
Marietta l., daughter of Charles H
Norman.
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DgWhen i'll luck frowns upon you, in
stead of brooding over it and getting
vicious, Tighten the burden by sharing it,
When Fortune kicks you kick somebody
else-pass it on.
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sy-The salaries required for the Off
GERS of the new consolidated city of Phil.
adelphia amount, in the aggregate, tc
$3.50, 900.
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EHiEzs,

At his residence in Hamilton Town
ship, on the 10Th inst, Samuel Ruth,
aged about so years.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

Ba~ The most curious specimens of al
Arabic adages is perhaps, the following
"There are no fans In hell"
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HARRISBURG, July Is, 1854.

B~Keep out Of bad company for the
chance is that when the devil fires into
flock he will hit somebody.
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To the Voters Of Monroe County.

FetlOto Citizens Being encouraged by
numerous friends in various parts of the coun-
ty, | offer myself as candidate for the of
flee of
Sheriff,
at the ensuing General election. Should
be so fortunate as to be elected, pledge my
self to discharge the duties of the office with
fidelity.
GEO. SWARTWOOD.
Stroudsburg, Iuly 27, 1854
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uJThe Wheat crop in Dsleware was
never more abundant.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

aT Potatoes are selling at Galena, II.
linois, for fifteen cents bushel.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

The man who was "behind the times,
proposes to get round in front
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-07-27

B9~The Clothing business of Boston
amounts to Sl2 or SIS 600, 900 annually.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-06

The table given above is found in pamphlet
lately published by very intelligent officer of the
American navy. II approximates accuracy very
nearly / have no doubt | find, from the British
Navy List OF 1852, that the government of Great
Britain had $50 war vessels, besides those en-
ployed for harbor and coast defence OF which
there are quite large number. They do not, ac-
cording TO my computation, amount to quite so
large a number as that stated above But since
that list was prepared an addition has been made,
in view of the Russo-Turklsh war, which would
doubtless make the number as great as that stated
above. Great Britain has now, according 10 a
statement in an English paper, two hundred and
two steam vessels Of war of ffty-fve thousand
three hundred horsepower.
According to our last Navy Register, the United
States have two thousand one hundred and fifteen
guns, instead of two thousand and twenty-n;ne
as stated above. II is clear that the United States,
with commerce and tonnage equal TO that Of
Great Britain, has only about one-eighth Of her
naval force This is too great disparity. What
would she do against England and France COM
bined?
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-06
COngrfssi0nal. O.
THIRTY-THlRD CONGRESS.
In senate--W ednesday, April S, 1854
FIRST SESSION.


On motion by Mr., JOHNSON, the Senate pro-
ceeded 10 the consideration OF the bill for The relief
OF William Claude Jones, and the same was con-
sdered and passed.
Mr.. PETIT, from the Committee on Private
Land Claims, reported bill supplementary 10 the
act confirming claims 10 land in the State Of Mis-
sour, and for other purposes and, on motion the
same was considered and passed.
a few petitions Were presented, and reports
made relating TO private claims.
BILLS INTRoDUCED.
MIR. GEYER, by consent introduced a bill 10
aid in the construction of certain railroads in the
State Of Missouri, by a grant of a portion of the
public lands referred 10 the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. THOMPSON, by consent, introduced bill
to authorize the recovery of the assets of bank
rupts where the same have been concealed or
not specified IN their schedules referred 10 the
Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. BRIGHT gave notice of his intention 10 in.
troduce bill 10 amend the act entitled An act 10
provide compensation 10 such persons as NAV be
designated by the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
keep and secure the public money, under the fif.
teenth section of the act of the 9th of August 1916
for the additional services required under II -, & 4
approved March 2, 1883.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Mr. JAMES presented the memorial of BARNES
d. Mitchell and others, citizens OF Wasbincias,.
praying that Pennsylvania avenue may be pargd
with the Russ pavement.
And then. on motion Of Mr.. Mason the Senate
proceeded TO the consideration Of Executive busi-
ness, and after some time
Adjourned. ~
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gafal ann persoaaI.

Auempt TO Break Jail.--On Tuesday morn.
ing, James Ford and Thomas Wiggins who are
under sentence, 0he one for an aggravated assauIt
and battery, and the other for larceny1 made an
attempt 10 break Jail They were confined ON the
lower aoor and had ngeniousy contriyed chan.
mel of escape by taking out the inside LAYER Of The
bricks OF the venlilator, which communicates with
the yard. They Were as indusiriously at work as
though they were conte nding for wager, when,
unfortunately for them the guard unexpectedly
darted into their presence, and caused the self
| liberating process to be Immediately suspended
| altogether
The prison has more than once been presented
by the grand jury as a nuisance the building be.
ing insecure and the ventilation throughout defec.
tive. There has, however, been no COZ saint
whatever ofthe government or police of the Jail,
but, on the contrary, uniform commentator.
We trust the day is not far distant when the
general government will remove the " blue jugn
and erect a jail in some private locality.
An Attractive Lecture.-A free lecture will
be delivered this evening at Carusi's Saloon, by
Ehhu t,l- sitt, the Learned blacksmith - Il will
be OF peculiarly interesting character. We
would invite the especial notice of the ladies' 10
TINS lecture Mr.. Burriit is fine orator, and his
remarks upon the social intercourse Of nations
oy means OF penny ocean postage will doubtless
possess much interest and instruction.
Dr. Levi, Chiropedist.-The advertisement.
OF Dr. Levi, surgeon chiropedist, will be found in
another column. His letters and recommendations
are very numerous, and from the highest sources
In France and England he has a very hirh and
extended reputation. He is regarded as the mos.
extractor Of corns that has ever
undertaken that difficult part of surgery. Those
who are harassed by those little but fronblasnms
enemies have the opportunity now of getting re-.
hei from them His rooms are at Mrs Grifin's. d.
street, between 9th and 10th.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-06
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
F..-zzxx-, NEW ARRANGEMENTS

Sseszas..s.TsOn and after Monday, April 3,
1854, daily mail trains will be over this road,
agreeaby to the following arrangement:
train from Alexandria to Gordonsville and
intermediate stations will leave the depot corner
of Duke and Henry streets, at u o'clock, a. M,
on the arrival Of the coaches from Washington, ar
irving at Gordonsvile at lii o'clock, connecting
at that point with the trains the Virginia Cen
trail road 10 Richmond, Charlottesville, and Staun
ton, thus allowing passengers 10 pass over that
road without delay.
A train from Gordonsville to Alexandra and in
tcrmediate stations will leave Gor6onsville at a
quarter before IL O'clock on the arrival of the cars
on the Virginia Central road arriving at Alexan-
dria at q quarter before o'clock, thus allowing
ample time to connect with the train leaving
Washington for the north.
A train from Alexandra to Warrenton and in.
termediate stations will leave Alexandra daily
Sundays excepted1 ut quarter before 2 o ocloek
p. M, arriving at Warrenton at Al o'clock, d. m.
On Sundays will leave at u o'clock, a. m.
A train from Warrenton 10 Alexandra and inter.
mediate stations will leave Warrenton daily Sun
days excepted) at quarter past o'clock, a. m.
arriving in Alexandra at 10 o'clock, a. m.
On Sunday will leave at II o'clock, p. IN.
TIIPOJrGII rIrKITc
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-06

On motion of Mr. BENNETT, and by general
consent, the House postponed, until Tuesday next,
the consideration ofthe bill reported by him yes
terday from the Committee on Public Lands,
equazing grants of public lands to the several
States for educational and internal Improvement
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-06

Table ofthe Naries Of Various Countries.
IssseIs nj tpd, NJ of E,tpr
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-06
THROUGH TICKET,

*Passengers for Lynchburg, Luray, and New
| Market will take the train leaving Alexandria at
" o'clock, a. m, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Freight trains are running daily Sunday ex-
cepted. Per order: w. b. BRoCKETT,
Apr 6-tf Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.

bureau Construction, se.
= be received is sureau sal o'elcs q s ION DAY
far,..osrh Css~ nanp-aSs 5000 oak
B..,on' 81 afss co. ,ss, emr ess~ ,s-s ph,. o.,
New yo~k, 10 600 cnbc yellow
rslsosi. aas cusse Gee, w oas so ouAse fs,t y~
w.-mnton- oak, noce ye
Serk oss s,oc yellow
he yara, description sep
p.ns grown
satisfactory
as s.. sss IN s,s soss q remaining . 70 =
nss : sss - ssss .ss me ~s. s.." 70 ..sr.ss - s.
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~eed - - sreassd ln d. rn.asms-nsas =" ~
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b- allowed rhs
s s.r y inches square s,.s % wans and n. rr.narr so
s.n = .as NE ~ % 30 .. = M % ' %
e.1 .sa pns rese',o~s -u @ nsa- fr are asrs snd cp
leaf ans yrio~ fee nom defects. r.
ara. ..r~s nsmss sns .uss.r, 70 ,s. s.~. ssc~ras
Awrrv.d srsues ~iee es e,'m.'s ...s' q each co~u.e
ravm~r a,su
=. ..e,s-, ~ ..,s ssrs ,srs. @ !. ps ~ Is,
tss point q saiivsy sh. ihr'y sssr -sss
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seas
-' os a~rrps crccnss Inc .s~s WITH rca and rr7sn,
.rr~ss fsni-h tss .iei~- sspsses se~ss % the terms
n. contract and 10 INC sh-snos o such s"sfsn'~s No
@e w1n p- considered.
BIDDER qnesssd sTdose heir o6r. Timber
s@''vese ectch SsssexusN~d rp cthsr
r~p~d
Person. o,ns ecs th,cssh
which sF desire ~ addressed whom
me crntfsrss
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FORM or OFFER
fIn.ert aste,l fsss
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,in conf~nff wifh the of
Icrxfructia Sc n nsy 8 issf,
pisnt @ocss Cor ensh
F0pM OF GUARANTEE
Veyth~ unss-vsr,~s. r~~ss~rts ;. 4. a.
s~-hr guaranty that
WI viftfs dayv
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surers - furush the ishr
WIN ss f~rrss ~ the stw~vts~s@nt
en,
h~r~ev certify thss
rse-. nsT"~r rnsrsrssr. arc good sre s~Ncs~ns-
~T e-ss~s~ ssv Asc~s.
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THE undesroed is dsy
usnsscsc" o xes~ra hxsssnv The
sYs of Keller Nc keruey ONCE PcBosyfvnnis
l5r prepared q,
such may think proper bust~cw With h~m.
They
1oets and hoods making n collections
principal Of Nn~d Europ~
sticn os A No bsssn@ss paper cf The D,ssr,ct.
PKTKR A. KELLER.
WAsnrssros, May l, I-S4 j. =. NekENNEf.
An In
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pss.sa upon books,
p~yssas q the subscription be asse 10 advance.
sy forward money " stsr posss o.
which b pa and all assumed W spfs
u
Tbs COUNTRY PAPER is pubssAed pa~eexB during
ssens of Congress, and semi KY during mo
sslscsspuos. period year viii b reserved oa
TERMS psoposuoecd Ga tho above snsas
uyroSTMAsrERs 1ets axsas ssd ~
sesd'as DAILY with So eneoscd
sEhi-wEESiY ssS~ehess WIN yas enclosed, ~ b snussd
copy xsa<ss.
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No 507l
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DOARD, with rooms. he had as Gsl-
aem,srr, ~ street between reunsyvans
sty~ei.
MAY fo-asw4w-
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ny .. c. MCGUIRE. xmrss.n~~r.

by y Q IctsNIHE, Amrfton~er-
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ov CAPITOL. HILL AT
aUttloN-os "Wednesday stssrseon, Jsn~ ohcicrt,
%. rrms~s, snail s~i The whole
rnrrx na fs~s inches Maryland
~ 3zs u~ov~a
t~ostoy sv,ek dwelling.
efcst oe'sf snd two rros hsdnr "a
d~hsbsfa gssen frrpo~~xg
with vrue'y az frust trees. gGsnss, Howcvs
Terms liberal ard msds kno~n a .sie
Jas. c. Mcguire.
Asv ~-s
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0t sAs FssssoeaS Of tbs JsssSd States.
pursuance VI FRANKLIN PIERCE rsesadsas ID IN.
e siA1 @ "'scess the periods hereinafter dessasssd
Al ths ana oss sss.... rorsr, co@.saeas Monday
september
anas situated IA lne ioalo~iag tswsshsps,
NORTH " tAs bose !as s@d s5 tA< fourth stera
Towaship~ twenty dve and twenty
township. t~sn ave- twenty twenty eish
Iowssnt. twenty ssvsn t~eneish' I~en'y nns and thirty
Town.A,v. i~eHy s~vnyeIsh, nine tr1y
Iowa.p~ twenty .-vsn ,wrny eight, s~snt aas .aa ,ay
rawn.nip~ s~enynaae snry
4. The and otes 4 Crosse som.sAsins oa noaaay ne
.s. ~sa ~ ~ W. o. s po''
ssrtA Of s base line aad ~esf Of s fourth riacpai ~'iaa
Townships twenty-five, twenty hrss, sish
rowapa rwsa two twenty thrse, twenty nine fraass
Township twenty nine, Of range three.
rs.ss we .s. .s @ ava. twenty SIX
Townships ssr.s, twessy
wens hvs twsnsx twenty ssvea and *enp eight Of range
Township. t~euytAres, twenty ar, weayhss, wenlysn,
Townships twenty rwsny-sour Of range
Worth o s boss ~S a~d ss 9 iAs fourth yrseya as'idia
Township twenty dvs, Of range
AZ The Land once Willow RyxR commencing Monday
isiowins @wnskp.,
NORTH S ~ sase sss ~d et G iAs fourth principal erdam
Townsnl~ sany sr, thirty and hy or range
=
Township. thirty ave. bir-~iz dnyssven, ranse eight
rowasaps iniry Ave, ihiy and thirty
Townships dirty ioas rhiry-avs, Of range
Township ,hlry-dse. Of raaee eleven
Towsaps ily ase ors and forty nne on The south
shore Of Lake SUPERIOR tn. mouth Of 81 Louis ver Of
thrisen.
oxnsbpS rhrsy thirty dve forty seven, sapsr
Townships ,hsi, and hy q range hf,ssn
Township dirty i've, of range
Townships thirty and forty, Of range eighteen.
TOWNSHIPS siny thirty thirs, nae, and fsw Of
Al ans iasd office a, MxsAsmA commencing on Monday
day Of August io the dtSposai The public lands
following named townships
LA< fourth Pr1r<tpdt ed~w.
Townships lhift-oae and triy range seventeen
the land Office MINERAL PoEsr, commencing Monday,
e twenty nr day Of august next for ie disposal Of the following
Of < n< Of osvtk prinepal
Islands situated twelve hirseu fouera twenty
of township and section thirty sx in onsip Of
seven, iownhip nine,
sections wo and eieven township ten Of
appropriated BY military,
thereby una, cultivation any granted BY
entitled enable the Of Aksasas and orr
september ssth 1850, as eseiudsa from ne ,aie.
ne y ,"S. q. e s
whole offered and the
no pva eauy any q De = a4mi-S anti ssr de
Gwen under m, hand al the city of .~bnon tts
sy May Donin thousand eight bandr.d snd my
BY he rre.aesn,.
JoHx Wrsos,
Commissions Of ne General Land oMc~.
NOTICE TO PRE- gMpTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every es"n en,Isd TO ns ns, q % any Of s
required register
s a. Z ~ % .sa G md . s s.s. e.,
ons or sh~ of e pass,e -slos uee snd
JOHN wTLsoS,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-03

s.ss cS Improved Lands In Michigan eeded by the
MyAadosas IsA1
NOTICE hereby authority
onr ~ tse acts cf ID Msfc 1883 and st Juy ssa the
-sd Yosoa u The lmpoved
Harch of
VIA enin r offered public Detroit Michigan
The stt day xt.
ny ihe psov'sons o The Of eth July, lesa
e nnrfcd subject TO The
as snd hfy valuation re
imesovezean-