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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30

HORSE POWER.-I have for sale a
IL frst-rate HORSE POWER, said to be capable
of Doing as much woIkwith one horse as any other
pattern will with four.
ANY one wishing to purchase, can see it in opera
ton at any time during the next 10 or Is days Ths
owner will deliverit anywhere in the city country,
and put it up ready for use
C. WALTHALL,
On the Canal, between 9Th and 7th streets.
ie Q-2aW}w
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CONFESSION.

the oorId, that fred my clothing works on the 80
of May without any of my family having any
knowing of the same. And | see the great inj~s-
tice have done myself and family by iniuring
ciful to you all. And that your neiehbors would
sympathize with you and comfort you in your suf-
fering and God have mercy on you one and all -
Life is burden to me. after having committed so
great crime, and desire not to live: OA my chill
dren take warning by this, let nothing tempt you.
For the ecH one and your hearts by nature will lead
you astray therefore ask the Almighty TO guide and
protect you throughout lite And may God grant
you your desire.
June 10, 1854. WM. PIERCE.
wish Mr.. Falk, who is my counsel, TO notify the
insurance company of this, and that they ought not
to pay or be prosecuted for the insurance money
June Is, 1854. WIN. PIERCE.
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ACCIDENTAL little daughter of MIR. W. r. Dun
can, a merchant of Memphis, was run over by
hack few days ago and instantly killed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHOLERA, IN its incipient stages, readily
Yields to the force and virtue of BaxER,s pprwIrs,
8ITTERs few years since, when this fatal epi.
dernic was sweeping over the land, those fauilis,
tence, while many Of their neg hbors fell prev To
ITS devastating touch In Spring and Sumner every-
body should use them freely and thereby escape dis
1sse- fpce, % cts per bottle To be had Of the
Druggists generally throughout the city. Orders
promptly filed by addressing
1e 20 Z. BAKER, Richmond Va
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ANOTHER DuEL.-Two young lawyers of New.
mansville, East Florida, C. C. Stewart and j. B..
Coker, adjusted personal difficulty on the 10Th in.
slant, with rifles, one OF which was loaded with 36
buck shot, the other with 12 bullets. The Savan'
nah Courier says that out of the AZ pieces of lead
three took effect the first fire in Stewards arm
rendering smputaiion necessary. The difficulty
had its origin in something concerning wedding
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Col. SAMUEL w. REYBURN, of Hot Springs eoun
ty, Arkansas, died few days ago on the steamer
Forrest Rose, in Arkansas river. Col Reyburn
was Virgnan; but he had lived in Arkansas fer
the last twenty years-greaily beloved by his fel:
ow-citizens, who, on two occasions selected him
to represent them in the State Senate. His death
is a loss to the State.
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC:-Offceo on Franklin street, under
she metropolitan Esli, Richmond, Va. NO
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BATHS! BATHsM BATHs,n-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be had daily at the air Dressing
shaving and Shampooning Saloon. under the Amer
can hoteI-entrance on l1th street.
je lG '1 ~
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For CoUGH OR COLD, use the best re-
medy known, viz: STABLER'S ANOOYNE CHER
RY EXPECTOkANT a medicine which has saved
the lives OF thousands is used in ther practice by
hund reds of the most experienced physicians, many
OF whom have given rheir testimony in writing that
ut is more reliable than any other proprietary med
cine with which they acquainted for the cure of
diseases OF the throat and lungs Don't eglect your
cold, it may be the precursor of Consumption, and
speedily lead you to your grave.
Every family ought to keep this medicine on hand
FTce OF each, only 50 cents or six bottles for 81 go
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the
r h. STABLER 4 CO, Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD l. co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
o3t virginia. je l9-d&cl2t
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF TAPE WORM
CURED BY THE USE OF DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED

NEW YORK, October IS, 1852.
This is to certify that | was troubled with tape
worm for more than six months | tried ali the
known remedies for this dreadful aliction but with
out being able to destroy it. l got one of DR..
M'Lane's Amanacs, which contained notices of sew
erai wonderful that had been performed by his
celebrated VERMIFUGE. ! resolved to try it, and
immediately purchased bottle, which | took &C.
coTdlng to directions; and the result was, | dis
charged one large tape worm me easuring than
yard besides number of small ones
MRS. M. SCOTT, No. 10 Cannon st
p s. The above valuable medicine. also DR.. M
LANES LIVER PILLS, can now be had at all re-
spectacle Drug Stores in this city.
FY- Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take none but DR.. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE-
All Others in comparison are worthless.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
Je |o-d&clw Richmond, Va
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YThe Saratoga Daily Sentinel says the
number of arrivals there amounts to 800 or
1000 day.
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The CINCINNATI MuaDER.-Mr and Mrs Allison,
OF Cincinnati, who were 80 terribly wounded by
the explosion of an internal machine the 26th in
slant, are both dead. Mr. made statement be-
fore his death, which, with the information obtain
ed subsequently,, will probably lead to the detection
OF the guilty parties. II is said that fellow named
Conwell committed murder some time since, and
that Allison was acquainted with the facts; conse
quenty, it is supposed that Conwell desired to
take Allison life. The description given by the
latter of Conwell answers that given by the boy
who delivered the box, of the person from whom
he received it.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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pOTOMAC PAvILI ON-PINEY

EIOIOMAC TaV Ii y N - / n 10
l. POINT, MD-Ths agreeable resort for health,
sea bathing and general recreation, will be opened on
the 18th of June, for the accommodation of the pub
lie, and under the confident hope that satisfaction was
afforded on his part last to visitors generally
the undersigned pledges himself that the Pavilion
shall be equally well kept during the present; and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board, and doubtless many will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue as heretofore, for its old as well as the new
friends which may seek its quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds.
BoARD-foT a single day, S200-for three days or
less than a week $3.50 per dsy-per week, $1,000,
and per month, $4,000
Professor Loebmann's Cornet Band has been en-.
gagged for the season.
je l2-d6wc4t w w DIX Proprieto-
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QUGUENOT SPRIN s.-Tbi.

II CooEANO1 SFh N " S.-lhIS plea
SAINT retreat will be opened, for the season. on
the lst OF June. Since last season additions and i'm
proVements have been made in the Hotel and Ca
bins, and the whole establishment has undergone a
IN tne Inherent departments procured; q good Band
OF Music engaged and everything done secure the
pleasure and comfort of the guests.
The waters are of three kinds: Sulphur, (aaly-
beate, and a combustion OF the tyso
Baths hot and cold, may be had as heretofore
The Ball Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms,
and other sources of amusement. invite thoss who
The HGeuPENoT sPRlNGs sPf Ifsessen sas N
county n miles from Richmond. and can be reached
Sy the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad to Robou,s
a. satien, thence by Omnibuses. Fare through about
1t is expected that car will also leave Richmond
Eve evening. by which arrangement visi-
tos may visit the Springs at the close OF ths week
sna return eariy Monday morning.
BOARD. SS2 90 per month, $40 co per week, 81 IS
a. PIce. Breakfast, Supper and Lodgings, SO cts
ieiD1na I'M CT 20 cts' Horaes per day IS cts.
B. All letters should be directsa to Husasnot
op-.Hss, n1ack Heath Coal Mines P. o.
A MELIA SPRIN GS.-This beautifu
= = ana wel.known Watering Place will be open
tor the ecepton of visitors the LIST of july The
of afording the guests every possible eomfoIt Ths
location is both healthy and pleasant and veTy eesv Of
access, being within two and a half miles Of The m
Richmond and Danvle Railroad An omnbn, "a viii iii
De In readiness to convey the visitors from the
guests as pleasant and delightful as at eny other
watering place in Virginia The water is remark
for its peculiar sanative qualities 1t possesses the
same properties as the waters Of the White Sulphur
only not so strong.
The amussuents are the Bowling Alley ana tne
Ball Room.
The proprietors determined to close the Bar on
the Sabbath, and under circumstances to keep it
epen later than 10 o'clock, p. M during the week
days.
Here the man of business may find pleasant re-
treat from the noise and hustle of the city, and at
fms hQ with L.
of the Capital of the State.
Our terms for board are follows:
Board per month. S25 0o
70; uo. uay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.50
Chhdren, under IL years OF age and Servants, half
price.
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra, except
je 21-d&clm
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sHHE subscriber having retired from the
/ Practice of Medicine, and purchased Of Mr.
Ia MES ID. THOMAS his entire stock of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
AIIFFS, &c. &c will devote his time and energies
/. 'he Drug Business
Having lived iu Drug store in this city for several
Years, end afterwards graduated at the Richmond
"-llcal College, and practced meolcine for more
.aa4 two wears he feels fully competent to com
.and medicine with accuracy and dispatch. he will
e.C Je aided by competent assistants
Paysicisns' prescriptions put up accurately ana
OWEN B. HILL,
Druggist and Chemist,
Market Place, franklin street
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NLOTHlNG, CLOTHING.-At No. &


FINE sEAsONABLE CLOTHING.
Now being sold TO close out our goods, and we
nend reduce the stock all parties wishing pur-
case. will find our assortment good and prices chea
ueapl cheapit!
mere is no humbug in this for the stock must be
bold and we invite attention to the various STYLES Of
nsn Alpacs, Tweed Cashmere, DIaP d'Ete, Cam
~ and Silk Goats
Also a good assortment of Pants. consisting of the
.ls styles qualities and cOlors of Cashmere oeeth-
with White, Brown, Duck and Fancy Linen Pants
sil of which going. going! at d small figure.
Also a large assortment of Brown, White and Fan
Linen Vests-together with our one hundred diff
-rrnt styles of Msrseilles.
The goods must be sold
GROSHONG, TUPMAN CO,
Three doors below Purcell Ladd 4 Co.'s.
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SUMMER RETREATS

A FTON HOUSE-SEA BATHTNG--
"A NEAR HAMPTON, yA.--This dslishtfaI re-
Ieat now reopened for the reception Of visitors
IL pleasantly situated opposite the town Of Hamp-
ton and its proximity TO Old Poiet renders il In
most respects equal to that celebrated resort The
rooms are large and airy and the table viii be sap
pneo wish all the deiicacies of the season. Good
walters and attendants have been procured and fha
subscriber pledges himself that neither pains nor ex
pense will be spared in order that satisfaction NAV bs
gwen to those who visit him this Summer
Board per day ..................s 2eo
Do do. week m m
price. sN' A'i'
je 2i-16w IOJN TApp
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Es& RENT.-The Dwelling over my Office lat pre-
Issa; occupied by DR., J as B. McCaw,) is for rent
II ssioH viii be given on the 7th Of July.
Apply to
ny lG-ts JNO. g. WAYT
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RfCHM MOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, pRoPRIEros
se I5-IY EnrnerLnnf Lonea,s Hotel Ph;In deI,b,
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] g. FOR RENT-A new Brick House,
81 with four rooms, kitchen, and other conve-
8Ierces-situeted on Nicholson st., Rockets. Terms
aIess7 Gab!e. Apply TO
& nav z II. w. TYLER.
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BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH il servea 70 suh,.r,har.
fsIx AND QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK ravabie
l. the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is Issued everv Fri.
'y ana ma'ied to subscribers at 81 per annum
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S. FOR RENT-A desirable new brick
MI Dwelling, on Clay, between 7th and 9th streets
Il -H'sinins rooms with gas and water on the pre-
<sa.ses Possession given Immediately. For terms,
apply 10
nv 20-ts f. A. J. CLOPTON
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&k FOR S IA very desirable
MsI brick House and Lot, at Rockets on the cor
.e. # Main and - streets. The house is nealIy
new and well built, and contsins rooms This pro
pery considered very valuable 1t ad Joins the pro
Irriy OH. w Tyler. Possession can be had ct any
r-ae. Ed ID. EACHO,
srZ7 Gen. Agt. and Cole ctor.
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AND FOR SALE.-FOr sale, pos acres
"a Of Land, 5 miles from the city OF Richmond, on
.-' Charies City Road, 80 of which is very hghiy
pfc we'd IL has upon i; q very comfortable House;
.-g balance of the Land Ia in wood. Ii adioins the
lads Of Juo McKingithe, Esq, Mrs. Bones and
oMers EDW'D ID. EACHO,
sb General Agent and Collector.
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HRAWING TO A CLOSE.-Ihe time
~ being near at hand when the subscribers are
mpeied to close business for the season, TO rent
4~.r store In the modern style and thelr stock ot
o'rr for the next few weeks still better bargains
{. heretofore The assortment in goods most suit
,. he cjtv- ngmeIy in Irish Linens Pillow Linens,
Diapers, Striped Checked and Plaid Musiins, Cam.
sr and Jaconets, Dotted Swiss rich embroidered
f-tins for dresses and for curtains Long ana Shotl
Lace Mtts Bobbin Edgings, Linen Hdkts, Grass
Linen aud Embroidered Hdkfs, Collars, Chemtssttes
saa Sleeves with a fall stock of Domestics Please
J. MILLHISER BRO,
% 1913 Broad street.
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INOR RENT-A small brick house in Ad-
\ ans Valley, nearly opposite to Messrs. Mott,
Aeyvis & Co.'s machine shop. Possession can be mad
InediateIY. EDWD. EACHO
" % Gen. Agt. and Collector.
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TOR RENT-A small house in Adams
L Valley, 18th St, Wesley Chapel. Pos
session can be had medlately.
EDWD. d EACHO,
il "a Gen. Agt and Collector.
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MALT AFLOAT-l000sa sacks Brownlow
brsad, now landing, for sale by
.t] DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co
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FOR RENT-One of the best and
a. accessible OFFICES for man of business
the city. Apply to P. II. AYLETT, ct his law,
I9fice, on Governor street. NH its
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lRON.-250 tons of Iron, embracing an
sssor.taept of all sorts and szes; $50 boxes Roof
% md single Tiu; Speiter and Bar Lead. For sale
81 accommodating terms by co
JeI e. WORKMAN co.
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jn and
use, the
lnces lor
Il. sIssh
10, Cole
70 Lane,
Run kad
tsstoT.
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BEWARE OF SMALL BILLS.-Mos,
- quito Netting for sale al LEWIS old establish,
lesL etnres = lie %
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I AGUAYRA AND RIO COFFEE
IL prime quality; Tsnners OH; Sugar In bbs.; Su.
gar-house Molasses. For safe bv
% DAVENPOkT. ALLEN co.
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E'UR RENT-A small house on the Rail.
road near P. Rahu's machine shop on the LCen-
la Road. Possession can be had Immediately.
ED. d. EACHO,
Je q Gen. A ct, and Collector.
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syiIie al
agent.
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7 INSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled. with all
4 sorts of Painters, Colours Diamonds. Points. &c,
sc For sale by BENNETT BEERS,
ie2s Drusgists.
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HT iifsr-
GFe our
AGte e
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-30

Inc senate resumed the consideration Of the resolution
respecting the right Of the Hon. s. s. Pnslrs TO sent in the
Senate
Mr.. PHELPS. Mr.. President under any other e,roum
stances should feel und the of the Sem
ale IN reference to this matter am very conscisus that
my present oondiuon am not able to proceed with the
scussion, with the hore of doing justice the subject
70 mysef but after the delay that has taken place. The
manner IN which the Argument which have deemed my
duty % present he's been broken 10 upon prevail
my sef 10 ask for any further delay
had proceeded on Wednesday last cudcavor rsisfy
the Senate ihst the Limitation the clause of the constu
ton which wrs involved IN this discussion did refer to
the duration OF The office Of senator appointed by the
ecotve Of State and het the Of Inc had been
repeatedly expressed to tina, .ffct alluded to the
when occurred m s0o Of he from Mary land, Mr.
smith, or me purpose of showing that upon any 'perpre
aon OF The action Of the Senate that occasions the result
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Whigs Of Howard.

Your brethren in every section Of the
State are organising and preparing for the
coming contest, County and township
meetings are being held, and the best men
in our ranks are being brought forward 10
bear aloit cur banner in the great struggle
of 1854.
We have before enlarged upon the i'm
por,ance Of the canvass which is now open
and it is unnecessary, now to talk more
fiction, ACTION, ACTION is necessary.
Some Of our corresp ondents propose
township meetings, which shall appoint
delegates TO general convention TO be held
in Fayeite. early in June. 10 nominate cam
didates. Others propose mass meeting
for the same purpose. Which shall be
adopted, or what shall be done? We think
township meetings would have good ef-
feet, but care not what plan is adopted, 50
that we organise and get nut good men for
the different offices to be filed in August.
Will our friends in the different town
ships consult, determine, and act. al once
Let the work be started, and we know there
there is spirit abroad that will never let it
rest tiH ricfory brings rePoSe.
We have conversed with a number Of
Wings in the last fen days, and fnd them
all anxious for organization, and for cand'-
dates TO be in the field. Livery where are
the parties moving, and let us net be idle,
but 90 TO work. What say the Wings Of
Howard?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Railroad Meeting.


fnrsnfn' '" NOVICE meef'ng OF P"r-
tion Of the citizens Of Howard county was
held in Favet'e. on Monday. May LIST.
Cant. 7 r F,rrs was CALLED n thc
Chair who exnloired tbe object q, ,Le
r. ,
NV '''','' ~ "'" '''-'''"' "'1' VI
'he Sn'JFc' o. hai'r"aoS'
Judge II. L. BRowN was then appointed
Secretary,
When Col. Ii Davis addressed the meet
LII, . ,.,,,,. . H. W..
"s ., s'' !" D'''"'' VI we 'e>'"''
ana ~ Louis h"i!foad' ana concluded by
Offering the following preamble and resolu.
tions, which were nduntsI:
Wrrnr.<. The We>-gp anil 81. Tnr;.
Railroad project WIS started with the
view of running sail roai ,hrouph the
counties Of Platte. CLAW. Raw. Carroll
Charlton. Howard, Boone and Cnlawnv
ana forming Junction WIN The North
n'SS"i'i h"','",' on '"e ".v'','e '''er
&c W",il we '.'"!'' "r'eS o. 'he missouri
an" '.. t.issisS',.' ~, ,iH' '
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Correspondence Of the New York Herald.
Important From Washington.

The GddSiea Treaty Ratified J. The Tshdun-
fepec Route Secured The .MesiHd Tdiiey
.7nnered-Settiemen Of The Black Var
rior Difficulty, etc.
The Gadsden Treaty as amended was
ratified by the Senate to-day, by vote Of
hiriy to thirteen.
Mr.. Bells amendment with reference to
The Sloo grant was so amended as TO strike
ont SIoo's name, and simply provide for a
right OF way across Tehauntepec, for the
transportation of the United States mails
and merchandise, sent from the Atlantic
States to California, and Uice UerSd--it thus
merely provides for right of way without
interfering in any menner with the conflict
ing claim< Of rival companies.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Rusk, the boundary
was slightly altered, SO as 10 take in the dis
pued Mesila Valley, and run somewhat
south Of the line designated at the time the
'rea'y was rejected,
Mr.. Mason then moved TO increase the
compensation TO ten millions, which was car
ried.
The treaty, therefore, as ratified. extin
gush the claims under the eleventh ar
ticle OF the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and
abrogateS that article; il settles the disputed
Mesilla Valley question, giving the United
States the boundary at the initial point up
on this side as claimed by this ailninistra-
ton, but mensurahly forfeited by the last
administration. through the action of Mr.
Bartlett and Secretary Stuart; and it gives
us the right Of way across the Tehaune-
pee, though that privilege is somewhat in
definite. For these concessions Santa An
ma is TO receive ten millions of dollars. On
the nther hand. the treaty does not give lis
port on the Gulf Of California nor does il
give us as much territory as was negotiated
for by Gen. Gadsden. In fact, the addition.
al territory acquired will not affect in any
way our present territorial organization ir
that quarter.
There is very little doubt that Santa An.
ma will cheerin'y acqnie>ce in the amend.
ed treaty as ratified. Until, however. it is
finally settled, the INDUCTION Of secre>y will
not be removed from the Senate procee
dines.
Mr.. Benion's speech in the House to-day
has created great deal oil interest among
politicians here.
\ From Madrid il is stated that Mr.. Soule
received his instructions TO demand repara-
tinn for the Black Warrior affair on the 5rl
inst. and on the 9th the Spanish Govern
meni made The needtul apology and peculi
airy recompenSe besides blaming the Cap.
tain General for his conduct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-05-04
Latest Foreign News.

New YoRK, April %.
The Arabia's mails reached here yester-
day. The garrison at Kalalat, according
TO intelligence which has reached Vienna,
made a sally ont on the 3Oth ult. 10000
foot, 1000 horse, and 60 guns advanced
agnn>, the Russians, winch were posted in
force at Skripley. After sanguinary en-
gagement which lasted four hours, the lat
ter were routed and pursued some distance.
Loss of Turks 200 and that OF the Russians
600 men. From 2S'h OF March 10 I'd April
there were engagements Of greater or less
severity.
From Kallarschat it is stated that 10000
men and l400 guns were preparing to at
tack Silis'ria. The heavy size guns and
the rocket batteries had arrived.
The garrison Of Sllistria was stated to be
10 1000 strong, including two Egyptian reg
imens.
The Turkish corps al the command oil
Mus'orha Pts cha. who at last dates stood
at Kara, sea consisted of 45OOO or $4,000
men.
t., London Times Of the l4'h says, or
CORES pnndrnt Of Vienna sends us the fol-
lowing dated Vienna, yesterday: 1t is be
lievrd that the AuStrianS have this day ell
tered Servia.