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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. HOUSTON, from The COMMITTEES on WAYS snd
Means, reported bill making appropriations for the
service Of the Post Office Department, aud for the
transportation Of mails by stesrners and oas.
the COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the Sts,e oil LILO
Union
Mr.. FULLER from the COMMITTEES on s Sys. nre-
reported Resolution with the view Of the ,, ~ the
servaion Of life. II authorizes toe Pfe,s The Br.
1 ss open Sss dsgssssa'1 b il
order 10 procure the erection oil ni Tbs Uuited
House al Cape Rae, Newfounolsas,bb. a1seass.
States to pay equitable portion Of ri ,.s
Mr.. CUTTING brieSy scEo,s'e '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
NATURE AND LIMITS OF HUMAN PROGRESS
Ely DR.. JAMES M'cusE SMITH.

Ut DIls JNNLs v w NNtF'9s
Last evening Dr.. JAMES McCusE SMITH delverei
a Lecture before the New.York Library Associs ION,
ct Hope Chapel Subject: The Nature and Limits
"of Human Progress" He opened his lecture oy
,t ding e. the creation of nan, aud then proceeded
70 consider bis psy-ies, intellectual and NOR aoii;-
ties When w think OF his progress SAID be- II
must be as who'll, uniform in these el.'ions de-
len went on 20 take broader view OF these rela,
lions in th.ir ord,r-spsaki-g Of msn IS physical
being bis stature which has hen he same ' tnrre
tiorssr V. AVS. and strength 'rasing COMPARISON
b.tween the bs- barous aud civilized mar. The pro-
portion OF eiyiiiLed 10 hsrosrous : Deahy the sane
70 day ca to thousand years a-o-peTn ips htIe
erestsr IN r.gsra g NAN. ntek,c,r4 sotifles ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
NON-ARRIvAL OF TIE EUROPEAN STEAM
Frs

HALIFAX, Friday, Dec. % ls5i-i p NJ.
Nothing up to this hour has been seen ofthe Ameri
ca. now over due at this port.
PORTLAND, Friday, Dec. %, fs5'-l p. VI.
We have DO tidngs yet OF he steamship Sarah
Sands, now in her sixteenth day from Liverpool
SANDY Hook, Dec. 22-l o'clock p NJ.
The steamship Washington has not yet been tele'
grsphed of this point. She is row in her seventeenth
day from Southampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
THE WEATHER,

OGDEssaURGH, Friday, Dec. %, 1854.
The weather continues intensely cold here the
Thermometer indicating 200 below zero this morning.
We have sixteen inches OF snow on the ground.
BosToS, Friday, De-. %, 1854.
The weather keeps quite cold here, and it Is sno wing
slightly.
At Calais and Bangor, this morning, the thermome-
ter was l6o below zero.
SPRIsGFIELD. Dec. go 1884.
II in moving here. The THERMOMETERS stands at ten
degrees above zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Dec. 4, 1884.
The extensive store of Messrs. Paron & Bunk cor
per Of Twelfth and Chestnut-sts, was destroyed by
Gre this morning. Loss, O., 900. The adjoining
buildings, formerly occupied by Sandfords opera
troupe, and burned down year since. was con-
sderably damaged
The locomotive attached to M'e early Yors train
broke down at Spotswood. Tn ssengers had to be
taken back, but no one was init 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
DREADFUL ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

SYRACUSE, Friday, Dec. %, 1884.
The express tram on the Central Road, coming
Ess, this morning, ran against sleigh team, and the
horses in consequence becoming unuanageable, the
man who was driving them was thrown out Cd the
track, when the locomotive passed over him, m,ng-
ling him in most horrible manner. His head AMI
legs were completely severed from his body The
accident occurred at Savannah, between Syracuse
and Rochester.
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CON ESS.
SECOND sSION.
SENATE. .WAsHIsGros, Dec. %.

SENATE--. WAsHlNGToS, Dec. y, ls5f.
Mr.. TOOMBS reported the judiciary bill, fixing
the ,alsries Of he Judges OF the Supreme and District
Courts If the United States. and of the 0rpi ms
Court Of the District of Columbia.
Mr. SLlDELL mo3ed that tbs bill providing for
the removal Of the distractions the south west pas
sage OF the Mississippi River be made the special or
der Of The day for the 9th of January. Agreed to.
Mr. BADGER suggested tha. the Senator's yes
terdsy undertood that the meeting Of the Senate TO-
day was pro forma, on account Of Monday being
Cbris,mss it wdsnot fair to transact bnsiness where
upon the Senate adjourn ed to Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
ICEBOUND VESSELS IN LAKE ERIE

BUFFALO, rftuay, Doc -, io'f.
We have intelligence of considerable suffering
among the crews of different vessels ice-oouod N
Lake Erie, off Maiden and betwean Point-au Peiee
and the shore. They are supposed to be suffering
from hunger.
Flags Of distress are flying from many OF them.
All efforts to get steamer TO them through the Ice
have as yet proved unavailing. Means now being
taken to reach them in small boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

said that no doubt within historic tines there hes
been what IL called vast progress in intellect; but II
10 Q question whether it be % expansion OF INTEL
kcfuai power or q simple increase 10 the number OF
objects on which tina; power s exercised Upon
this point the speaker dwet at some length, cousa,
eripe the Intellectual progress rom infancy 70 old
age. In conclusion, Mr.. spoke Of the moral prog
res Of man. from the early ages to the present day
The lecture was exceedingly interesting, snd vs.
listened to with deep attention by the audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

No News IRON THE Loso-IsLaSD CoAsr.-Tne
Underwriters, up IN the time this edition went TO
pr's, have heard nothing from the vessel said 70 be
asbore at Moricbes and the report considered to be
without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
Passenger Arrived

Ia pookrtsAp wv Topsoon, iron L,sopoof-"n H. JACK
soD Jss Horn Mics MsrJ Carr. -
~ bark Vsnss from CSsaood-Mn. De Meyer and family,
VIM Dufoo. - ~, vi.
IL LarL Dasil Lspsley from Rio JI"sfr-ar C. Hopkins,
bearer OF 6ispsteheA
Ia bsrf Gsn Of Ae Sea from NIi12a-Dou Juan Galway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE-BURGLAR AR.
RESTED.

BALTIsoRE, Friday Dec. %, 1854.
Wehsve no mail this morning south Of Washington.
The burglar who robbed the store Of w. p Pond
ers Of silks and satins 10 the value of 900 was ar
rested last night and large portion Of the goods re-
coye<ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
THE COMPREHENSIVE OF Utah.

WAsBlNGTOS, Friday, Dec. Y, Is1f.
tn, Union, 81 this morning. publishes officially,
the confirmation Of Col Steptoe IS Governor OF Utah,
vice Brigham Young. He IS to assume the office in
mediafey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
SKETCHES OF LECTURES
THE vAsf&Ess OF CREATION.
BY PROF. sIEPHEy ALEXANDER.

BY fkOf. ikfhkS ALLNANDLN'
This gentleman last evening delivered an interest,"
ing lecture al Clinton Hal, before the Mercantile
Library Association taking for bis subject TIE Vast
" ness OF Creation. He explained his theory oy
means of maps and charts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Thursday, Dec. 22-iO A. II.
There are, as yet, no signs of the steamship Aeer-
lea. She is now, tsopposng she sailed the day ap-
pointed thirteen days out and looked for ct any
moment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

The sums eel eced from lsi5 70 $751; inclusive, em-
brace nearly $780, 900 of railroad tolls.
ALBANY Arsus. 2ist.
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1AW MzEzA1GENcE.
erpcrnr corRT-DEe q.

rs CIRCUIT couRr.pIc q
me! ass' engaged in removing esnsen OF sfehes
By ms'D AMI the contractor for Persons inl.ry
caused BY ,sS sf so, ssrss and we're discbged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
CANAL TOLLS AND TRADE.

The tables Of the business OF the state Canals fo'
,be seson. have not been completed st the Depars.
uent though efficient returns have oeen received
10 enable us 10 estimate nearly the sGoont OF tous
collected curing the navigsble season.
Various estimates have been published predicatea
upon the general stsgnstion OF business an al It's
branches IN which it has bsso claimed, and perhaps
with ssne show Of plauibility that the decrease tins
year in the receipt Of tolls would DO fully equal to halt
million of collars compared with .hs receipts dur
ing The season Of canal navigation last year. THIS
estimate of The decrease he's been large by nearly
$75. 600, as the fc!losug statement will show;
Auoubr collected from the opening Of canal navi.
gauop April 20, 1888 10 aod Including the mon OF
November III. same yeSr, anu from the LIST Of Nay,
1854 TO and including the month OF November Of toe
same year:
!ssS Dsc,,..... S9ts 81 1884. Dec est. ~ 200 30
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SUPERIOR cOuRT-DEc. a.


r. ,scoyer as COO being alleged vsue OF two
bor,es' sgon, and other articles, levied upon By
the Sheriff Of King. County, On e1eS W sss% S'
Henry NJ True, already referred 70. 'eruc' for DE-
PENDANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
pHuAnRLpHIA STOCK MARKEr.

PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, Dec. %, lsj4.
The money market is unchanged. S,oks are firm.
Reading, 33i; Morris Canal, NJ Long Island Rail.
roae, 42i; Penn. X. K, 400; Penn. Js, 500.
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s2,16.M as
So q

Decrease ia is5i......stl. SO ~
The offic,al 6gures will not vary materially from
this estimate.
As 10 the down freight Of the Canals durirg the
sea.on we find that of articles brought in barrels and
epuuerst.o under hst consisting OF dour. beef,
pork suc asheih- receipts last year exceed those OF
this year by nearly 1000, 600 OF barrels.
The great. proportion Of this decrease Is the sStice
Of -four aloue. As to the articles enumerated under
the head of bsshels-grans genersly-,ne excess 10
in favor Of this year by over 5000 900 of bushels.
The falling Of in the receipts of wheat amounts to
nearly COO 900 of bushels, while the excess in the
receipts Of corn this year last amounts 70 over
600 eco Of bushels. Articles enumerated under the
hs ad Of pounds-bu'ter. lard, cheese, wool and
bscon--show increase this year over las. o: nearly
o, coo, 900 Of pounds.
OF courrr, the above shows but portion Of the
down k,i, hi OF the canals hut aords index Of the
general results Of the canal trade.
The tolls rtctivCd for series Of years, commencing
in 1880 when they first reached million OF dollars,
L. H.. fLl
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MARINE coURr-D.c. a.

MARINE COUhT-DSc x
yyiihsu II. Nichols ast Robert King
To recover damages ssanst q Police ofheef fsf a.
10 red false mprisonn ent and assault and battery a.
res referred to. Verdict for plaintiff, VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

Ion. 1egouS lsts McGoun 8 Kewin) No y S,s.e-s-'
.fts -, gy r. fsuxe w sale sbe srT'vs' y ne NOD
ms Eser~ss ,f.ia fro n Nsys-ioft
l. n r,,,syl, i our Afent ior tho sls Of 4'e fHsvNE
In
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.........DEcsI
Cleared this ForenoofA
Arrived.


ship-Dse Fislie, (Aua) Berboroviteh 1res-e, Dahih
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Police IntcIlirencc.

N yHg CASE OF TIE CANADA BuK r0R0RY.
IL In presumed that Justice Stuart wi reno1 ms 60.
sion 10 DAY in the case OF the alleged forgery pending
sgainst Daniel W. Van Asrnan, p. w Sawn and others,
charged with obtaining fraudulent drAfs, the sum
OF eco from the Bank OF Montreal We further learn
that the Pr,sdsnt of the Units States has granted
warrant for the delivery OF Van kernsm TO the Canadian
authorities should tbs ckse, ON the nnai decision -
pronout oed forgery.
BREAKING UP OF DANCE HOUSE ON THE SABBATH.
Ts toce Of the Twenty 1rst ward 81 the request OF
Mr. Earl one of the Count linen OF that ward made
descen up lager bier hhop stuAtsd in Fortish sreet
opposite Cytal Palace, kept BY German, named Thos
nomenroIher, shne usc and dancing are oArrisd On
curing the sabbath Captain Speght, with platoon Of
men, enterd the premises Sunday evening, and took
nto cuftody tho landlord os tbs house tossther with
thirty o The inmatfs who VI the time ing tne M
solves drinking lager b.sr and dancing Toe CAptss o.
Police makes the following report tee return mAas
ibe Chisf Of Polios on M5ndsy morotng;-
Numerous complaints hawai- besn made shs we pusoh
dance htufo In Forsth ttett posi- the Crystal IMsce
occupied hyJ Bomcnrsther yMn nss.nse sna .n .nno.
Ing ths hberhoo Councilman Earl with Csph spesos
sne IeuA Flandtosu with rlhoon OF men msae
en- houss snd ptured abu thirty q the men eAnne
.Se women 10 mourn q their f9F ine nsna ~
.s ,bo bssgsd hard 10 be released from custody
Ia rslu or Bennett received thc prisoners
be station house made thom ior tns nxnS
and bs leave that for che fatute NO suon houses wiz
81 moraps sns prisoners we're taken before Jusss
Boasrt Who after Administering severe rsprnand d-
obsrsed then from custody under the promise that hs-
After they voad not bs caught u We nAon dstsSna
,ss he Sabbath.
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Assembly.

sLsNf. foD " lSo4
The Assembly prevented ON ,sting at tbs spa.
cRed hoar in consequence Of fo in the vicinity OF the
capitol
NOTICES BILLS.
By Mr. CosKtINGro yulats Ia Ney York
BIZ Mr. STERLING Relative to the Poughkeepsie LancAs
ter school
b. Mr. ATI,Is 70 provide 10, the better security o,
passengers in steam ferry boats.
Bills INTRODUCED
By Mr GRAHAMro repsai the sct to regulate the rate
OF wharfage on lishtnrs Ia New York and Brooklyn.
By Mr. CusaisGIa relation to criminal courts in the
city cf New YAK.
TIE NIT AsKA QrysITos
Nr. HARRIS offered c int Iesoiution against the Ne
hrsskA bill Lsid over.
law to appropriate lanos as permanent honas for the
Northwestern lrdisrs Acop'ed.
TIR Anw YORK IyIBRiATE AsTLuM.
The Houss in G)E nittee OF thu Rhois-Nr. Baldwin
In the chEirt0ek Up the b II Incorporate the New
Yoik eb i,ts Asylum, Tith capital OF $4,000
MIR, IEIkhs tatu htthere rat under this bag o
me,L Ee oer!dnt 5ee VII at inebrAte asylum wanted
with Sst0,ole.
Mr. BAoKus-rae oonmittes saw no rat; IL tho gentle
cid let him show its ears.
NJ CErMns thought the could ba seen 10 the
second % third sections wh!oh allowed tho conpxrytc
zeal io real estate or p4rxonal property
hessgs. Bufnstt edist, tho and Mr. Ps.ers
deemed the bill stupepd fraud equal to the old
hs,fsn and Dry Dock charters.
Bsfore going through wi.h the bill, the House I'D.
jcurEcd.
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NEw OaLRiss, Feb g. 1854. \
Sales of cotton to-day 500 bales middipg quotes
20 exc. The stock hand at this port 2N.
Geo bales Sight exchange on New Ysrk, per ceat
discount.
NGw ORLEANS Feb 3, 1864
The fass Of cotton TO day amounted to 1850 bales q
irregular and lower prices kiddli1g Is 1T gho Tia
sales of the week foot coo bales. tbs decrease IN
ertceipts At all the Southern ports Ia 623 600 bA
Freghs are fmer Nd quoted for cotton to Liverpool
Sig hit exchange on New York discount.
MomlR, Fso 4, 1854.
Cotstn Is active In market Sales OF the week. as.
0t0 bales including 900 yesterday. Mdding Sxc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1854.
AT cattle market to day 900 head OF bseves
offered Of which 120 driven eastward and The ~
lsnc. sold ct So rs 81 CO. the hoof Sales Of hogs
at SO rs . 81.
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Intsrtsting from Charleston.

KLECTIpE OF JUDGES IN ALABAMA-MAHINE DISAS-
TERs, ETC.
CHARLEToS, Feb s, 1854.
w. p Chill on ard Samuel r. Rice elected JUDGES o.
the Supreme Court In Alsbama.
The Terrtsass river, 1T Ch Lan ogs saturday had
fallen TO good beating Tide.
The TsIlahsnee S,nttzd OF the 3lst ult, sAys the
steamer James p Tsy broke 10 two In tho Spanish Hole
and had been towtd into st Marks ueht for farther
vice.
The stes 'bp unisn, which arrived hore on Fid,y,
when cf Cape Ha.terrs In thick fog, in collision
with the ship Charles OF Baltimore and had her borsprit
ani fersmast carried away H.r hull was not I'M nrsd
TIE bark Julia Dean, hence for New York. in trying TO
get this mernng in tow of steamer got ashore
tho bfr. strsuer has gone to her stancs, and
the TEA Ia smooth 1t is anticipated thAs she Will be got
oil,
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From NOVA Scotia and Newfoundland.

From Nova Scotia and Newfoundland,
LOSS OF THB BARK PREsCILLA-SUFFERING AMoHG
THB EEwFoUNDLASDERs--TaB GOLDFISH AND 70
TATO FAlLUaKs, ETC.
BOSTON, Feb. Q, 1854.
BY the Arabia We have Halifax rApsrs Of the 4th last.
Tne bark Priscilla, from Philadelphia bound to Liver
POOL with cargo Of -four and grain, fallen in with
In sIEr6 condition, AMI the ofsers snd taken oil
and carried INTO St Johns, Newfoundland.
Affairs we're la bad state At Ne wfoundand account
OF the failure OF the ooihshery the potato blight and
worst Of all-ss the st Johns Courier ssys-ths dis
chsrse of the sborsfs engaged the tcls-
graph works o. the Nov York Company.
Tne Nova Scotia Legislature IA in session.. Toe Cover
nor had apnouI cet the assent Of tbs Crown 70 the various
railway bills pa ssed ,, the last seHson
bill bas been intrsdaced granting universal suffrage.
Oppohtion mase to smsliorang commercial restrc.
exam pie.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, Feb 9, 1854.
Tbs annual report of the Irving Savings Institution wa.
received
NOTICE Of nnI.
Notice was given OF . bill for an amendment OF the
charter OF Sag Harbor.
TIE TEMPERANCE BILL.
The Senate then went into committee on the bill or
the suppression Of intsmpsrasce.
The committee went through ihs entire BILL amending
1t n but material Particular striking out that
which provides that ono half OF the ns imposed the
vioMtor Of the law shall b. paid to the insormor.
ter geiug through with the bill in nittee, the
generally were announ ,ed in their order and
pending amendment to the frat secon restoring the
counsel fee clausesot lees than five dollars,
than ten-pfosrefs was reporsed.
THE AsEgMBIY's PROPOSITION FOR kKcns.
The concurrent outon the bly, 70 od ,urn
from the 10Th to the 10th inst. received and laid
over under the rule
r. DICKINSON, (.hS) Of the st'ussn district casd up
THE NEBRASKA RgsoLUIIoNs.
The question pending WAS the molion OF Mr.. Brooks,
(whig) Of New York, to refer to q c,mmitss with IN
srucons lt wa lost by 9, 20, as foiiaw
AHss1HsssTs Brooke, hslsey, Hitchcock Spencer Wat
ANS ci.r ,Sa';s .,aoP nlsss nraatrs Butts
!,,ss ,is,d hopkins Pratt fu9sa, Richards Robertson
1be question being on the original resolrtlops
Mr. PuTNAM (~hs) of Erie, movsd to smeai By striS
cut the first hree resolaiions and inserting sns i'll
Whereas tho &C. admitting tho ssta Missouri a,o tse
ion, and comm only kno the Missouri npromise
declared that slavery should be for excluded hs
psnh Territory lying rorth Of G 81 north latitude
not no Uded in tho state of Missouri and whoh
IN vv OF tbs circumta under wlch it hiss
al the moral force of Obligation Of Institutional on
snd whereas the introduced into the the
United htHe, on thu M Of Januarg, 1854 and known the
Netrst Territory ILL., Is IN svowed vill atiol Of tho ki4
son eemrr9me aul Thoae passsge would be utseri sub
vfeys oi all good faith aza public conhdn the
eel6mn compact.
TIE proposition wss sgr'el to by syea I3 l3-ths
President givrg tho casi vots--ss foliows:--
hyis-Nestrs Darnard Bradford, Brooks Butts, H.
oayR Fid Pratt Fu,nsn, Richards, Roberson, sp ncer
NoEs-Messrs nishop, B,akeley, II. CLARK, Crosby
Danierb, Dickinson. Dorranos, Halsey Hitchcock Hop
kiss, Sheriff., WatiiEs, and WilliamJl3.
Mr.. DAEFoRIh's name hsyius been called hs said he
had vo I'd sgsiust the commitment OF heisol1tons VITA
Instructions In the hops that they would 60 to com.
niitee untrsmmel!os. He voted sgalnst the smend-
meIt
Er. WATKINS. (nst dea) OF Sullivan WAS opposed to
the substute ard the erispal resolution He Totel
The question was then the resoutisss amended.
Mr. NJ b. CLARK, (shg) Of 0atasio moved to reconsider
tte vote the amendment
Mr. DICKINSON moved to lay tha, motion the tabls
Agreed TO- aad the amendment ordered 10 be prnsd
THE PRINTING BIDS ETC.
The Secretary Of state In reply 10 order OF th Sc
nate 10 transmit The bids for the printing e in his
ofice sent In pication stsng that they wsrs
pot in his ce SsTi0g been transferred to the Coneol
lef's ofi,e.
Adjourned.
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From philadelphia
HVHhH HhINUV'PHfW
THE wEATHgR-THE CITY or GL AsGOW.

THE WEATHBR-THE CITY or GL AsGOw, BrU.
PHnADEIPHIA, Feb 6-6P.M.
The weather. is clear and COLI Thermometer s at n
and a fresh brsezs from ENW. The navigation Of ths
Delaware Ia unobatructsd by ics although large quan
t'es AR piled up both sets.
The steamship City OF GLASGOW, which vas to have
sailed Saturday ter Liver pool upcvodaby detsu
ed owing to the immenfc freight she tried to take in
limited period The took niaety two passengers, e000
barrels OF four and twice as many Of beef pork
Grain So -
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Captain Lowe I'm Baltimore, &c.

BALIIMJkH, Fs1 0, I6O9
Captain Lovs, OF the bark Ktby is ia tn city and
will be welcomed by the merchants on 'Chsngs to Cay.
The New Orls,ps papers o. Tuesday las. reserved;
they contain Galvet'on dates to the 26th ultlmo The
tfsi,lsturo OF Texas had passed bill appropristnx
sl26 coo to pay portion OF the second class oebt
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From Boston,
| HEAVY SNOW sTosM IN THg RAsr-ARREsr OF

GAMBLERS.
BosTos, Feb 8 1884
About tx Inches Of snow Fell 10 this ,aa.y las.
and IL teoiy onitea All the morang trains are de-
laysd. Tho mail train from New York, dua hsre at
H.. did not strive till quarter past 10 oel yck. Tbs
gsle turirg the night very severe
Oa Saturday night the police vited this P&rhe- Eouss
In Avery street. ard Oriental SAlooa Washiny ytoa
street and arrested thirtytwo persons for gambling.
The parties were brought before the Court this ming,
ard fined 81 each and costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07

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