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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25

INHUICL LAND AZ SINU SINU Tor SALE.-
~ SUPREME COURT-JARED i. MOORE sganst GEORGE
+ Moo RE and oheisB PsrionThe subscriber will sell At
Iubc American Hotel in Sing Sing 18th day
Of July l8t at noon plot Of FORTY ACRES Of CHOICE
LAND which affords eligible situations for Country sests
sndng unsurpassed views Of the Hudson Of about forty miles
10th banks Of the river IL Is iuaed within three
mile the railroad depot and be undivided 70 good
advantage being bounded des b. the hghwano part be-
land This property belonged the late jared L. Moore
the viii be positive order 10 close h estate Title IN
csputable. Conditions made known on day Of sale.
For further particulars inquire Of JARED H. MOOK No III
Chahsmst. or Of Dr. WILLIAM " BELCHER Al Sing Sing
WescLssteT County N. Y. PHlLO T. RUGGLES,
Referee, &c, No 20 Nss.au-st., NewYork.
The daily union., 1854-03-01
GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE w EsT
Gk "a
IE WEST.

Baltimore and Ohio railroad from Baltimore WAseins,
nens thsre vita he large, and syerdii M
Dnon line on the Oho, andfhs sases to Zansrtus &C.
THIS expeditions line being
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel being
excellent order the earnest attention Of confidently
ected TO its superior advantages and low aIes The
this road OF the most stupcndous and
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily D. and
directly through Wheeling 1880 mcs) is ls
cudng all oppayes arriving there at
passengers leaving baltimore lodging
in Cumberland 7s me and proceed thence Wheeling in The
morning.
To with these trains wahingon
and daily, meeting the from Baltimore the Was
ngton Junction. DIETER known the Relay Houe rae miles ou
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unhvalled
which have just been completed for this
ion with The and Gin
cnnau and Louisville, where Nashville
he st. Louis and New Orleans packets be
ing further
Passengers for Columbus prefer
enna) and other Oh.o and Wes
rect from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Compapy coaches
over the best part OF the National road TO Zanesv
by railroad
Passengers welsvIIe Cleveland by steamboat, and
railroad viii also find this
regular and speedy connerion Wheeling
places.
G Baggage checked through from Washington Whesns ap1
no charge ios transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right
rouel from Washington to Wheeling, - 50 Cincinnati si
to Bousvile si2.
Tickets Be Parsons. AGENT At the railroad station,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May li-du General Superintendent.
The daily union., 1854-03-01
Feb 2a-dtd

QELIS! BELLsI BELLS si-For churches academies, fac
~ tories steamboats,, plantations, etc. made and
hand the
ished and enlarged foundry, which operation thirty
OF perfected
that their bells have world wild. celebrity OF
quality Of tone The
applying moulding
which perfect casting temper
dence OF the unimpsed excellence OF their bells
csved jsnua sS bs FIRST premium "a silver meds) Of the
Worlds New York, rom
Try and Europe being composition and which
medals besides diplomas ha, They
same wesb and they also Furnish 10 order chimes Of number OF
bells and refer Of their throughout
States and Csnsdss Their
valuable Improvements, consist Of yoke with
and which upon bell spring acting
the csppe prolonging the sounds iron ame olns
For steamboats,, ,sambp,
proved revolving yoke fancy hsnng in bass
design, furnished We supply whole parts,
hs0gug rebang bells other
specifications being given. Old belts taken exchange
Of all
Being in immediate with the principal all d
re-
specfuliy solicited.
A. MENEELY's soNs,
Feb N-dly Wes, Troy, Albany CO., NY
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TO CONTRACTORS.
orrIcr or rHs CosmssIosrr or Purus Bul

orrcE COMMISSIONER PuBus BuILpisss,
February 81, 1854
pRoPosALs will be received in this Office Saturday.
April O'Clock, grading
avenue,
bridge graded and graseed may BY
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
The work be Of the best character and be
inspect and all that be done must be done
October
street. taperng OF gradually In depth
sides.
Security required faithful performance work
surplus from the gradaa deposited
place. reasonable distance,
designate.
Poposers price per cubic grading
per superficial yard for the avens including an
tcras
h. u. FRENCH,
Commissioner Of Public Buildinrs
Feb 22-dtd fsenunel Star, and News.
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his own more, and be thought would be deQradn
10 the white race 10 place the negro on the same level
with themselves
Mr. DAVIS, OF Rhode Island, trusted the House would
not adopt the amendment, but leave open to that con-
slructlon which the laws might put upon IT, Ii was
cruel thing 10 outlaw any set OF men, and leave no pae
on this broad land where man could go because M.
skin not colored like own inficlng on him ths,
odious mark of distinction and then complaining tbsi
he a deg AIDED being
Mr. DAWSON read an extract from The cons,u,o
OF the United States 10 show that the term citizen -
used in the bill. did not apply 10 oolored people and
that consequently, NE amendment n regard to them was
privilege 10 the coored race.
Mr. GIDDINGS moved TO amend the amendment bv
making i read halt white"
Objection made to the withdrawal, and the amend
ment TO the amendment was rejected
The amendment TO insert the words % free white" was
then adopied-ayes II, noes 60.
Mr. STEPHENS, OF Georg ia, moved TO insert or anu
unmarried white female !" which was rejected
Several other amendments were moved and reected
and the committee rose without reporting The bill when
The House adjourned at a quarter past o'clock
PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.
BY Mr.. EDMANDS. The resolutions OF a meeting Of ,hs
ctzens Of the lhlrd district Of
bill organize The Nebraska Territory referred 10 The
BY Mr sAPP The petition Of VIM Mcclure and forty
others, Of Berlin Holmes county, Ohio, against the Ne
M p aSs sS;,hsi esenoI q asos sos g,0
y other citizens Of PhiIadelphia Pennsylvania, asking
Congress TO modify the act OF September g. 1850
give each person intended be benefited thereby and
seamen and marines who served in said wars not less
than l60 acres Of land Also the memorial Of r. and b
Rowland and Others citizens OF Pennsylvania asking Con
gress TO fix maximum duty exceeding fifteen dollars
per ton, on Norway, Swedish, and Russian irons.
by MIR. McNAiR; The petition OF Jacob Fisher and $50
Others citizens Of Montgomery county, Pennsy re-
monsratng against the repeal oil the Missouri Compro
mise.
BY Mr.. CLlNGMAN, The petition Of the heirs of Philip
Guse, praying for revolutionary pension: referred the
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions
BY Mr.. FLORENCE The petition OF the Representative
committee OF the religious Society OF Friends of Pennsyva
MIA New Jersey Delaware and adjacent parts Of Maryland
against the extension OF slavery into the Territories Also
the petition of Clement s. Fayssoux administrator OF the
estate OF f. o. Fayssoux, asking for allowance OF
mutation pay for iuel while military sorekeeper.
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n. A. rYsON q sIsTEn,s sEMINARY.

Boavd~s and Dey Ppi between l2h and I5h
THE quarter day. (Tues
day February Tho principals hnve addition their
French teacher Professor Rau procured The services OF
very experienced French resident fsmy
afford boarding pupils especially facility
may principal bookstores and semnay
Eeb tsN
The daily union., 1854-03-01

EVANS ~ wATsOS'S Phltsdelphss- Ma uS~ctursS
IA patent thief
large assortment always hand No ~ PhsdL
phe Aso bank vaults and roa doors fer
raned equal to any in the United States.
Reference - who n user
more be named. Over 1000 o are in use
t. j. Msruder 7h avenue wsshe
ton d. C. has Of safes
us
rarmers and Meshanc- Bank, rbiladelphs
United Mint do
United States Arsenal, In Philadelphia, Sin California
United States Appraisers Once Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, safes.
Philadelphia, Germantown Railroad COMPANY
2 safes. -'
Richard Norris seu locomotive works Phisasphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virgins.
bole agency for Butterworihs superior bank locks.
Patent slate lined refngerators,
July 30-2awiy
The daily union., 1854-03-01
APPENDIX.

On the passage of the Missouri Compromise, Mr..
Monroe then President, asked the written opinion OF the
embefs ol his cabinet 10 lis consitutiopaity They
unanimously advised him that was constitutional, and
he approved The bill
The following extracts from some OF the ele
mental writer's referred 10 10 the foregoing speech TO sns
tain the pop0 Of Congress to legisaie Tor the Terrific
ries on all subjects.
story SAYS, ~ his work the Constitution, vol g.
pages 1893, 1874, 1875;
'As the general government possesses the right
The daily union., 1854-03-01
Feb at-dly

February ~, 1854
DERsOss having books belonging Library Of
the War Department In their longer
scnbed PERIOD two week requested 70 them the
brarian CHARLES CALVERT,
Feb 93-dJw Librarian.
The daily union., 1854-03-01
THE UNION: WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 1854

brought 10 the notice OF the Senate during this debate
had determined 10 give silent vote But, sir as cannot
conesr in the positions taken by my honorable colleague,
or IN the views advanced by him, may obligatory
upon me, and feel il So make brief reply regret
this circumstance regret 10 be obliged to differ from
my honorable and respected colleague upon this subject
\ entertained the hope that there would be whig
north OF Mason and Dixon's line-and that that wbig
would be my honorable colleague--who would unite
Tins question with his southern wing brethren, and
JON this sectional party which is getting up in the
country But have been somew hat disappointed As
ind myself obliged TO differ from him. must ask The
favor OF the Senate TO give brief hearing upon this
subject.
AT the suggestion OF several senators, MIR. BR0D-
HEAD gave way and,
On motion, the Senate adjourned
The daily union., 1854-03-01

I
W. No i97 Maryland The
object OF this institution pnse the reach OF individuals
facilities obtaining practical mercantile ednca
ton obtain knowledge Of
general business ~ weeks than be acquired
many years In counting house.
The course Of study embraces douhent book keeping and It's
adaptation TO departments Mercan
tile calculations taught according methods
Practical penmansbp, combining with
Of
mercantile Subjects beside
book keeper or business to understand The
o student complete the course varies from Eve weeks
There being vacation, applicants at
evening perods
diplomas graduate ,erms Sc write
and have circular forwarded by ma
Nov l2-IYdAc cp
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IN ths matter of the estate Of Eu.abc,n Lelsh. dc

UR EDWARD VI. CAHutCHAEL, from Nisain's'
offers his professional services the ozens Of Wsshf
~. residence and Office 10Th street. adjoining us ,s
Hosei. ApS-dn
The daily union., 1854-03-01
by GREEN q SCOTT, Auction.ers,


WRUsTEEs' SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
/ FURNlTURE-on Monday, the 9th day March next We
vania 10 O'clock By virtue Of deed sus. FROM
Daniel q d s 2 % h % ss q n hs
coun the District Of Columbia, all the furniture and
Mahogany, plush covered, hair -seat and other sofas
Do sideboards, dressing and other bureaus
and secretaries writing and desh
Do Do asu paUp fss"I F.n and and oss sss, es
One fine rosewood piano forte, made BY Haisa Co.
Mahogany marble top centre and pier tables
Mahogany sofas arm and parlor chairs match
MsSsssny asns as s sas ss .sss other
Maple office and other chairs
Parlor and other window curtains and shades
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
anps np &C.
oilelo,l hearth rugs, mating, &c
eastofs, forks Spoons ivory handle knive.
Do ten-sei and wine stands
Stoves of every description
Andirons and shovel and tongs
With lot Of kitchen requisites, many article,
which we deem unnecessary to enumerate
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
B. wILLETT AND G. L. D. WOOD,
GREEN & SCOTT.
Auctonees
commence Monday the 9Th Of March, 10 O'Clock
quality order and the sale win Be
well worthy the attention of furnishing furniture deal
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb 2s-dlot Aucuonssn.
EOR sALE-A Lot OF Eighteen Acres more or less,
bridge The highest Of cultivation
ve planted with strawberries asparagus and rhnbab has
dred pear the varieties spces cherry
ucerne, timothy clover. There houses
bck and two Frame the premises with the usual other build
offered at auction by The subscriber. -
Bridge street, Georgetown near Omnibus stand.
Peb 9--dd
The daily union., 1854-03-01
crry or r,,ssshrr~ ..a

rrTv Of P'tssburs sma County OF Allegheny, PENN
sylvanis ohr coupon
Of the city Of Pitbua and Of Allegheny,
These bonds Issued Pisbug
Company, by which they guaranteed
We confidently recommend them capitalists
sirab~ invesument,
bonds together exhibit other statistical iner
obtained application personally,
JOHNSTON BROTHERS. Co.
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Agents fr The Psburs and oonneisvis Railroad ccmpssy
Jan 1e-dAcpd
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" The power of governing and legislang for Territory
the inevitable consequence OF the right acquire and
bold territory Moreover under this secfon Congress pos
and exercised the absolute and power
governing and egsating for the Territories erected Lou
fsiana after purchase Congress gave them gisavo
an executive, and judiciary, with such powers was
their will assign these departments, respectively In
assigning the judicial power in Territory, Congress not
restrained by the powers prescribed in the third article
he con stutlon.h
The daily union., 1854-03-01
WAR DEPARTMENT,

A, MENEELY'S sONs,
Wes, Troy, Albany CO., n. ".
The daily union., 1854-03-01

~ The public respectfully informed that the above sale will
commence Monday the 9th Of March, 10 O'Clock
and will be conaued from day day until all is sold The
is Of excellent quality and in line ORDER and the
well worthy the attention Of furnishing furniture deal
&C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14
uulldlug Railroads With the puDlle Lands,
The proceedings of Congress on the 10th
tain the following paragraph

The proceedings of Congress on the 10th inst con
tain the following paragraph
"Mr. Bright introduced bill granting 40 900 acres of
public lands each Of the following named railroad com.
panes to aid in the construction Of continuous line Of rail-
way from Lake Erie to the mouth the Ohio Mobile
and New Orleans The Ohio New leans Railroad Com.
pany, from the Mobile and Ohio road in Tennessee, to
Paducba, Kentucky) the Ohio River aud Wabash Railroad
Company, from Paducha to yincennea in Indiana
through ilinoia;) the Southwestern Railway company
iron Vincennes to Indanapo) the Toledo and Indianap
oils Raway Company, from Muncie to the OHIO State
line; to the Toledo and Indianapolis Railroad Company in
Ohio from the Indiana line TO Toledo on Lake Erie
which read twice and re!errtf the committee on
Public Lands"
Here are four schemes for building Railroads by
the aid ofpublic land grants each Of 100 900 acres
amounting to 100000 acres Of Uncle Sans terrific
ry This is one single proposition only, offered by
OF the Western members Of the Democratic party
for constructing Railroads with the public lands 1t
will do pretty well for grab. In addition to these
some forty fifty other schemes already pending
for making Railroads in the Western States by huge
donations ofthe public domain. We can hardly make
guess how many more Of the same sort will come
up during this session Of Congress Their name will
be legion and, according to all former prect DENTS
many Of them will doubtless be passed by Congress
with large majority Of Democratic MEMBERS and
that in spite Of all the solemn protestations in this
quarter Wy ts DemocTntlc party that any SUCH dtSpO-
sal Of the public lands is unconstitutional and posi-
lively prohibited 10y the Democratic creed. When
will our Democratic friends Of this State learn little
practical common sense this subject If their po-
ltca brethren Of other States can build great Rail
road lines in this way, why cannot Virginia come in
for share Of this common fund.- Experience proves
that all their conscientious scruples" amount to
nsugh in eiIecting any prohibition Of this species Of
land distribution, and yet they persist in denying the
State that portion to which II is fairly entitled What
consummatc folly.
II we were out Of debt and had no Railroads or
other Internal improvements to construct the absur-
dity Of such ridiculous policy might not be SO pal-
pable But the very predominant party which is now
enlaing an immense debt upon the State for works
of Internal Improvement refuse the means gratutous
y rendered them for quidating that debt They
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

wine drunk stale sentiments proposed and spontaneous
patriotism exhibited on the occasion. Among tho speak
ea who figured most prominently was Mr. Orr. OF South
Carolina, scccssont and nunher of tho most spprovcs
stripe II must have been rather amusing to have seon
hun sitting check by jow with members Of tho old Jack
sou Guard and wing with them In his exavagant aud.
tons Of tho 0i Hero" Great changes must cc,t,Inlv
have taken place since the time whom this same old hero
threatened to hang Calhoun army into South
Carolina.
During the evening, Mr.. Sidney Webster private Sec
rotary to the President delivered himself of very pre,,v
speech, and wound up with tho following precious sent
ment Time was when such announcement would
have reused the chvsry arms alas for their virtue
aud their principles the spos Of the Brgader arc not to
be resisted.
South Carolina Rich In revolutionary morit; rich in
the memory those who hugsred and thirsted amer con
sttuonal liberty rich in The literary and scientific accom-
pishmcn OF her sonsbut richer far In having been tho
birthplace OF such man az Jackson
Tho cold weather here for some days past has blocked
up tho Potomac with ice, which, of course has seriously
interrupted navigation. Travellers are necessarily sub
Jected to delays and which In this pro-
gressve age ought not to be tolerated Il Is high time
that there was direct by railroad between
Washington and Richmond. If mistake not, propo.
son Is now pending before the Legislature authorizing
the company to oxtend their road to Alex
andra aud making them loan for that purpose trust
sincerely that the viii pass, and the work be
completed as soon possible While tho State il SO pro
dgal her requests to other lines she ought not TO with
hold her aid from one which, Of all Others is most mpor
tant to the travelling public Particularly ought shc not
in the present instance as she can render most ma
teria assistance without taking dollar from her treasury
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

WAsHfsGToS, Jan. IT, 1854.
Quite calm to exist at present 10 the political
world This may, in part, be due the debiitang eff
ecs ofhoday eIcesses from which our sober and vlr-
uons representatives. baTo yet recovered Il ia
more than probable, however, that each wing of tho
harmonious Democracy disposed for temporary truce
in order that The results Of the late sangunary contest
may be carefully ascGrained, ard effective preparations
be made for vigorous conduct Of the war hereafter
The killed and wounded have TO be counted 10 both ar
miles, and their relative future operations must
he ascerfsined with precision
For the first few days alter the meeting Congress,
spirit manifested 10 take hold Of In rood earnest the
vast and important business before IT, and to avoid ss
lar rs possible consuming time and the patience of
the country in idle and profitable discussion regret
however 10 say that such indications were altogether n
sorry and that sc may reasonably count upon session
OF more than ordinary length and useles.ne, Since the
hrs Monday In December last seventeen days have been
wasted in adournmenis over aud during the few DAYS
that both Houses have been session. little business Of
consequence has been done The time and money Of the
country Is daily wasted in discussing such ryiates
koztas claim 10 American citizenship, and Marcy.
AVAILABILITY as eIponnder Of international law
Hundreds Of subjects Of practical moment are set inside
10 afford gentlemen opportunity Of harangneing for
bnncombe Important National interests are neglected
and the mefitorous claims Of numerous individuals and
communities arc entirely dsregarded in order that dems
gognes may make little party capital at home This state
ofhipg' groWsdsy worse aud really seems 10 be almost
beyond the reach Of remedy The county cannot fail TO
bear in mind that for its continuance the Democrats arc
wholly responsible. They in large majority 10 both
Houses and could correct the evil II they really desired
70 DO So Bu. they win Il Otherwise and the people mus.
be content to put up with long wnded speeches in lien Of
wise aud useful legislation.
The democracy here, night or two ago held their an.
h"a gonhca'Ion 10 honor Of Old Hickory aud his great
cotton bag victory There was the usual amount of bad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

rLENlroTENtiARiEs Observation-Disclosures has been're
Geved at Washington, OF the arrival in France of Mr.
Lane the American Minister TO China He has appointed
AR Edward lie Roy Of New York. his Private Secretary
VINO accompanies him. Mr. McIane embarks board the
=. D snip siran'c, at Marseilli, in company with Mr..
Stro spence our Minister resident at Constantinople
Inc Slri1c will proceed TO Consantnople once and
there land Mr. Spence. Whether the ship remains or
goes on to Alexandria with Mr. McIine and his suite will
depend upon the eIigences Eastern affairs her
80 the Malta aud 60 thence to Alexandria Ly the British
East India mail Steamers. 1t is Mr. Mcanes intention
70 proceed direct to Canton and go thence Nankn
VIII then return to Macao, embark board the Susque.
Bait inner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAYORS CouRr, MISUNDERSTANDING sosIr uspr
rAtsh rRrrkscrS-John. slave, the property OF Leroy
fowcil sbrought up charge Of passing piece o,
coin OF the shape and size Of t6 gold piece upon Plea
sants, slave OF DsnleP Howell and obtaining therefor The
| sum of$S 90.
officer Tyler stated that the Pleasans informed
him In the presence Of the accused that he
piece to him for change. Peasants told him he had on
~ "a 90 which John consented take Of that time pro
sng to return for the balance sAer He cautioned
him against showing to any person until he sold some
articles which no had at Market suspicion would
s' upon num- because OF his having the money in his
possession.
Peasants The person upon ~Lom hi. piece VA.
was not present. The was therefore consumed
tho piece had engraved "honcsty Is the beat policy
might have been instructive Others but n seemed 10
have no effect upon Jack.
n D'sohAR9kp.CsAm Houston, free colored man. from
to this city by contractors on the
ynchburg and Tennessee Railroad wss DISCHARGED bis
employers having engaged to take him away on YESTERDAY
evening. Nll
AssAuLr.-Herbert Mickens and Frank Watson fra.
negroes, wero brought mp charge Of assaupg MARY
Ellen Weaver, on Tuesday, Cary street
Mary stated that Herbert struck her in the cye IL was
ofack and knocked her down; Frank struck her vhle
some time before. $500
They ordered "twenty .avos each.
CoSrIsUED-The case OF Braxton Carter a slave hired
TO Mr. John Tyler and acting hand on board racket
ooat, charged with threatening to kill James Bragg
white man, near tho basin. Tuesday last was eontn
ued ill to-day. In the absence Of Bragg.
THIS case was heard on Wednesday and the negro or
dercd thirty, but Mr. Tyler having applied for another
hearing, ON the ground that he bad important Witnesses
70 nrng forward in behalf Of the negro Il was granted
The evidence was submitted yesterday and conflict
ed IN no wise with tho testimonies ready by BRAGG
the complainant = - go
STEALING Grrsr.--Ben Clements, William aud Ben,
slaves OF Messrs. Turpn and Yaborough were ordered
" ,ren shes for stealing five geese the property of
last. 'e
FHKD.-Messrs. c. N. Greene were fined 81 for caus.
ing quantity of earth to be placed on CARY street