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THE LATEST NEWS,
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
xxxnId CONGRESS-. FIRST SESSION.
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SENATE. wAsHIsGrOS, Thursday, June a. ls5L
On motion 1t was agreed that when the Senate adjourn il
be till Monday.
Several petitions were presented.
Mr.. CLAYTON moved thaI the Chair Gu the vacancy
in the Committee Foreign Relations, cagsci by M
Ey,rots resignation. Agreed TO- aud the Char appointed
The House bin for the relief Of Thomas Frazier was
taken up aid passed.
as TO TIE expedency of bu4lling lghtboa ami Keeping
the same on Alden Reef of the HaTbor OF Portland and
OF substituting steam whistle for the fog bell Cspe
Elizabeth ManeS'
Mr. FISH presented the memorial Of Royal Phelps A.
torrey fos james Earl Of Sekirk, praying that psteat
be ssu,d TO him Tor the lands in Minnesota granted % his
al cestor BY Charles H. of England Reie1ed 20 the CON-
sndtee or Private LAID Claims.
Mr. HASLIN reported bill for the better preservation
and property from vessels WRECKED on ne c0lss OF
the United States.
The b provides that The Secretary Of the Treasury
tablsh sue additional stations the Coasts OF olg
Island and New-Jersoy for anoT4ng aid 20 shpwrcckei
vessels; also authorizing him 10 change the location Of
existing stations aud TO make such repairs anu furnish
such apparatus and supplies as IN hs udgne2t may DO
Necessary. -
appoint Keeper for each station, also superintendent.
who shall have powers To perform the duties Of Inspector
Of Customs for each coast 9,
section g. Provides that boats shall be purchased and
located at any point other than the coasts OF Long
Island and New.Jersey unless the same DC placed in sna
immediate care of officer the United Sases or ahess
bond be given the and prcse. anon o tns sane,
and IFS application 10 the uses Intended ~
section a. Authorizes tho Secretary TO establish such
stations at all Light Houses.
The Senate ten at ~ minutes past IL clock aoarned
i'll Monday
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which obstinselJ they refuse to- be- She has resolved
urou ali kinds Of expedients for rrsiSg the price OF
cotton which yet is lower ty one-thiri than 1t was
twenty years since She has resolved to suppress the
discussion Of Slavery and tie discussion is now more
rife than ever before She has resolved upon
.trope end independent, but is Low more dependent
IN the orbeaTance oi tie world than in any time past
Under such circumstances there need De small fear OF
her fecetscn from that North which has so long stood
Ietween her and ruin. The irritabty ofour southern
friends is evidence of conscious weakness and wlile
that rrtatiliit shall continue the danger Of dssolu-
ton will continue to be far distant.
The hi mast be continued until at least the
South slal lave Lad the opportunity for taxing the
North for the accomplishment Of lis pr jects. Ua;H
then The Lnion cannot be dissOIred. Slch being the
case tie real friend of tie Union is he who opposes
tie annexation of Cuba and Hayt and the extension
of Slavery and the real disunion.t is he who advo-
cafes comrlance with southern demands. Thus
far. all tie measures adopted for the promotion of
southern objects have been followed by increased
abuse and increased threats OF separation, and such
will certainly be the ease with all such future ones
until we shall adop; lew policy. To preserve the
Union il is required that the North should insist on
lts nights. ana determine 10 ItIuhc INC aussiVu VI
a1y more such States Florida and Arkansas as
Offsets against such as Illinois aud Michigan To pre-
serve the Union il is required that eighteen millions
Of northern men should refuse TO be ridden over
roughsLod Iy two millions OF southern men voting for
hemstires and heirproperiy To preseye the Union 1t
is required that 60 back to that fundamental prIn-
cple of our system which says that the minority and
not the minority shall rule. Topreserve the Union it is
required that the reemen of the North should insist on
having the Government administered in the interests
of freedom. as coUnseled by Washington. Jefferson
and Madison, refusing any longer to permit 1t to be
administered in the interests of the Calhouns, the
Buffers, and the Toombses, who would perpetuate
the system under which men. their wives and their
children are hunted by boodhounds and sold like cat
tie in the market. The more fixed and united
the northern people show Themselves to be-the
more srenuously they resist the addition of any
more slave territory the admission OF any new
slave States-the longer and the more certain will
be the endurance of the Union. The only real dis
unonists Of the country, north Of Mason and Dix
ons line, are the political doughlaces like Pierce,
Douglas and Richardson, and the commercial
doughfaces like many could name, who sell them
selves to the South for the promotion of those objects
On which southern madm,n are bent.
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The Senate assembled yesterday morning for the
first time since Saturday last. Mr.. FISH of New
York. was appointed to serve on the Committee of
Foreign Relations in the place Of the Hon. EDWARD
EVERETT, resigned Mr.. FISH presented the memo
rial of James Earl of Gilkirk, praying that patent
be issued to him for the lands in Minnesota granted to
his ancestor by Charles the Second of England-re-
ierred to Committee ON Private Land Claims After
the transaction of some little business of no general
interest, the Senate adjourned until Monday next.
In the House of Representatives, after the opening
business Mr.. GIDDINGs of Ohio, called the attention
Of the House to an editorial in The Union of yester
day morning, published by the Printer to the House.
inviting mob violence toward the assassination of
certain members OF that body and offered a resolu-
ton expclling Mr.. Nicholson and The Union Repor-
tiers from the privileges of the foOr long debate
ensued, and during its continuance, motion WAS
made TO lay the resolution on the table, pending which
the House adjourned
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JoHs McNAIR, one of the ten Representatives from
Pennsy who voted with the immortal SrRACB for
the Nebraska nquity has lately made visit TO his con-
sttuenis. We learn that the occasion seized to hold
public meeting in regard to his that subject
Ills conduct and vote were severely condemned, and
resolution passed declaring that he had grossly msrepre
sented his constituents and asking him to resign.
At the close Of the meeting the following resolution was
offered and passed:
Resoircd, That the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
has done infinite wrong the poor white aborers OF the
South who have heretofore fed from the bghiing inu-
Of Slavery settle the free Territories OF the West
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K II. DANA, Jr. Esq.-A letter from Mr. Dana to a
gentleman in this City, says;
II have entirely recovered from the effects Of the
sault ard am AT my Office usual. The cowarily nnies
ccme up behind me- and without my kGoging il, struck
me sitnning blow and Fortunately its weight fell
on the bone of the eye aud missed the eye and temple
was able TO walk the physicians although il took mo
few minutes TO get my full consciousness. Tie men are
known ard will soon be arrested.
III they have any more sssaulting 10 do wish il to be
done in front.
These hard times, when msn mus. walk the
streets after dark and a all hours localities with
each hand in his pocket holding caped pistol and even
20 into Court armed However hey Know must be pre-
pared for them aud do not much apprehend further
assault" r. H. D.
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VERMONT nominated her State officers at Rutland on
Wednesday. The Hon. STEPHEN s. ROYCE, for Cow
ernor is one of the abest men in the State has been
Chief Justice, and is every way strong. OSCAR L.
SKATER, for Lieut.. Governor, has been leading
Free Sober is very able lawyer, and ought to have
been chosen l.. S Senator last session, but the OBJ
stinacy of few Silver Grays prevented. We trust he
or some equally able and firm asserter of the I'M
changcabc faith of Vermont, will be chosen next
October All certainly bids fair for an overwhelming
triumph of sound principles in Vermont at the Sep
TENDER Election.
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BY the steamer from Aspinwall and San Juan which
arrived last evening have the California news in
full, and nearly 100000 CO in gold on freight and in
the hands of passengers The accounts from the mines
continue to be encouraging Walker the hlhbuster
and the remains of his party have arrived at San
CISCO and given themselves up for trial. destructive
FIRE has laid the town of Yreka in ashes.
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Netu>ll.or!s Ds4iln G4ib1aars.
FRIDAY, JUNE 8. l-54
10 cnnnrspnNnENTS

No notice can taken Anonymous Communications Whatever
insertion be authenticated by the and
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gunrnsty Of his good faith.
undertake 10 return rejected Communications
We have received Aumuus Of Columbia College" state
regard 10 the financial Of thai nsu'on gong
ovcTTGd its We repeat for the
toufsndth time that pubD anonymous communications
To ouR FRIrND- Sulscrbes sending remit frequently
the the Post Oice aud frequently
the State 60 which their paper h be scnalways
mention the q the Post fAdce and State
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To TIE ATTENTION OF Housr-KgzPrRs. HorEL-

kEurss &ce sssl hve I,scy for in,eoa snt sale oa H.
MoxSISS III - Ls, rse sfof'rssni o. "hft ChisA
u1 oitan for tie celebrated nsnuoes IN 'ierr'n
Fr.rce eors4 r Il ~ ntsssEr and TIA -krs ds
sca o. the yosar Of ntoa b. ~@er sad which Nc are
sus tcvu Sc aosres usca iraFaneel 70 l - thirty per
cent Mlrudsd 10 Tefrei oder 1h Chinas All
IN a eoan neither sbrred eaekod and a5Ord oPlor
,riv Which sdo oEs.s bargains China Ware
T.. V. HA-cHwoUr
No ~ AID 53l Brosixay
SIMMER ENTERTAINMENTS AND HOSIERY Time
.ra MONEY can b. savtd by b1rirg a Ds Bowery,
THE IrPHyR MERfNO UNDKKyEsrs.
establishment several universally
tttroved, ard should be worn by al.
4. RANKIN & CO.
InTO-rers and H.nu.a lures
No BO7r@ry
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Provinces having readers Farners Mechanics Merchants
Fsue k Those who make their business known the
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limited number of Advertisements inserted at 50 cents ine
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COMMODORE PERRY AND JAPAN.-A brief item OF
intelligence is to be found in the summary OF news
brought by the Arctic, to the effect that Commodore
Perry's mission to Japan had resulted successfully
INSTRUMENTATION ID said to under the date OF the
18th of March from Hong Kong. But our previous
dates from there fortnight later than the 18TH
If the report be true the date of the intelligence is
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Rich SILKS AT 80 CENTS PER IARD.-LEAp
Les No. 5f7 Broadway Leonard have jug
Received Pa which they will
,el Al A per ward. These silks worth 49,


There are which ouy DC reached b deep
search and labofou Investigation The superiority the SyG
ELxs every other restorative and anldyspeP
t fact OF this class lies the surface
IA monsfabe phpahe 10 oil To overlook it mposl
Me- 10 deny odence The evidence Of the
a. relieving Of Nervous Disease whether
acute OF chronic continuous spasmoc; whether affecting he
isA sn equal In Neuralgia e pooursux Rhcnmaim oeustsi
Enerv,tion OF the Melancholy Hyer Par
slxsis Fppsy Psptacn Of the Heart Nc produces most
soudnr ehtei-fayns brscug IL mishi almost be said elee
fvsns hath hoay and replacing and weakness with
energy strength Asa s,omsehe has popees no less I
five and ro,ept The stomach is yigO receives
IL IL before enjoyed under the iuuenec Of this great Tonic
which rot or reao,as the digestive bat eonsees tue
viso N and the health resoe This the
declaration only but OF thousands re medic Al
pToon slow recognize Innovations estebhd fen'c
dies admit COMMANDING efficacy this wonderful estboieon
The Cordial up highly ooucentra'cd IN pint bottles fee
as pfr bottle two r as 81 Tor kiZ H. RING Proprietor.
No. 1872 Broadway, New loTs.
sold BY throughout the United States Canada and the
West Indies
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PHILADELpHIA-The Official Vote for City Officers

is as follows:
Opposition Aiminisfrdt'on.
Manor Robt I. Conrad. %, i2l Richard Naux 30 993
Conruds majority. .s42s.
Solicitor Isaac azlehurst. 80 o76 VIM. l.. Hurst 7eJ
Hazlehursts majority Ill 1913.
C0afHer j. w. Henderson. 1924 William Badger 20 49o
IIenderson's minority .....s,72y.
Coam r. Adam Much III Geo. C. Ledy -2OOyO
Franklin Comfy. 4465
Muchs plurality. 1921.
Pierce had &c Up votes to a, 800 for Scott in
Philadelphia.
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attention readers called the sale
fFridsy) al o'clock r. NJ, the ground. Brighton,
Staten island by ALBERr H. NooLAS Aueoneer The sale will
handsome Cottsg built IN The Italian style with IL lots
of taseiy laid with shrnbbey
Also adjoining % desirable Vacant Lots which sold
commanding extensive
Of New Yok surrounding country which unsurpassed
P,sers locating this beautiful village should
sho sale As rs pe cent can bond
usun nuisance clause the deed The tile this
property Of which printed abstracts viii DO furnished
each free of The sale VIII be Perempioy 70 the
bishest bidder dous Of aendne the sale wl BE- IN
dime O'Clock boat from foot Of Whitehall St for which
free hhoSsTh c be obtained by Application to
he Auef Nc. troadst
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FEVER AND AGUE. - DIR. EDWARD BLEECkER :
srANrsos Mxrvkr for the Fever and Aue sud CAaes
fever. This remedy ebects positive without qnue
sold by the popfeto MsAD BlEFcEER No Broad.
way, ksw.YoIk and Druggists genersly
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TRIUMPH OVER ALL-DrMoyrr q MryrRs's

Lre1D HAIR pYE has victory for co orns
LsBfal blsck brown injans she hair or "a
Prystey sfplied sud cold AZ Ne IS Coadsi
u hat Bro adway, No Bower No. BrosawsV
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1sNIITMEN's SUMNER iiATs.-BRD, No. ~ Mas
s.- .roSuse he style Of SVaNEP HsTs This Day
w M sssrsstus fef Hat snd sss1nsble Straw
tsqs.aS-s.V Efxp No. - Nassau ST. NJ lane
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-A,onri n,rSl ,TNIYR Dian RrAyrR-RAFFERTY


ne sisuisa 4 n patrons 20 che superior
ca =, character their SvsNss Dsb bEA'rS HAT wnea
.x,t ~ - rirs~ fssGouS R.cA Customer have
n lsksrfsr<.te LisVDcs cd h hn without charge
Er.r
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- ~ % feund &C. tn city; cnsl-;i1f Of
~, HsaVsEs srn<s grsiiY and werkusualP "h.ie
a.. iet.S Narios sve III knts q uE aad tAsao'A9e
e..ss r.sans NsniA pgnssAt >rAws. sfcai van
- Az 40 tsd III. NeAlrs sna Know soma ana
slrtfNct. Gel and examine f&ahAAN
- Etntr ~ fNlicu-s, Ne -
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ZErHYR MERINo USDER.GARMESTs

ZEPHYR NERINO ENTERTAINMENTS
LADIES GESTLEaEN AND CHflDREN
An extensive and superior variety above Goods a. me
Lowest poss for ho hey b. purctssed u tbs county WI
be found 81 the cebIGted importing snd manufacturing establish
neutO UsIos ADAAs.
No sol Broadway,
Orpor.s Msirur oltsn Hotel and htbios Oaraen.
The GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AIE.-Dr'
for the Of Dyssnsry CIDlP
CholeI. Cbois RbeumssI kc No sh-sd Be "ihYa ln
valustle bottle wlrauted SOD by 81 ne aug
s ard De- CoufGnds, Pnce - and % ee'
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1r,s> & Cos o. AsrERA,. jena, So =, -,
rcs,ss~ tAs Sossss fssssss 80 ssSs .srs o. .iscs
e. ~ rercss tsat a. W.. .~- So ~ csas'iag
- ~ Ns<sN NcsNrtiN. >saNskN WIS q. i,h-
d = ~. :. - va To sfs -, y,
sSss,~ss~ts sis r-srrt 80 at4us a'Ur Nc'ns
a. Nef'< $50 ~ ." ~ $1,000
:, 49, - sistt Vtfs -
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SWING MACHINES. Eight distinct patents ON Sew

LINN GOODS AT GREAT BARGAiNS.-JUst received
64 9A 1oi aud l24 LINEN SHs2TNGs Table
aud Table Cloths Linen ShTting Napkin Towels Dre
&c selling reduction from the real
LEADKfArERA I've No 3if BrOadway
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. : .,.,.,.,, ,1,.s, HrA, rR.-Thc Whiicness,

.,.,r - est uaat nes ~ tis ,ht and esa1i
- ~ a. st,ta rnssGFil0 q modcl hA fleN
2 ~. srlsis ftsafc scarcely perfntble when
~ a. ~ =, s,s GnaA isp y cul hacay dres. sa o.
w. r.trS ,i directed ~ parity and ecen
~ <sssnec ~ thc nap .nd ne P-eu ~
W. al - sesiNgfAaf Ift-e vii b Aiiy ohsrvod by
tFs--~s,,s " - tftf ,stf COWS styles
ia a. Pauls th1fcl
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JAMES LITTLE d Co, MERCHANT TAiLoRs No.
zi2 BKoADwAyThe bss materials always hand Garments
made the fashionable styles Gentomen about purchasing
ere invited TO call and tNominc.
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lT Is TINE ron ZEPnYRs.-We are now ready with
Of Under Shirts and Drawers also Linen
Thtd Gloves Summer Cavais Halt Hose, ~c &C.
Who'll, sale and retail Ira PEREGO & son, No oil Naou-st
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The Hair. were told 'twos Heavens intent
Shl.I.Lh L.. 4. mn IN. M nj

Should Be oTnamtnf.
Now this cannot be the If il happens 10 be sandy
red or sTzzy srsy, accordingly Science seps with Csisr
her hand and eo.hes the
head with hesuty Sold and applied at No AstoI House
MOLDAvM CREAM.--1Lis superb compound for
and identifying the HAIR prepared only cold
BAToHEL at elebrasd HAIR DTs and Vic FAoToNy
No S Broadway BACHELORS AR DrE sold and applied Nine
priyate
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ssssls 10 ~ bed sad tui sh upon he pocket who
sr The ycyusry hi. fr,nrh fabric kso1 has Just
srStssxs trsoi rs BY the steamer Asia aud
ms tie nsps Of the faac Those who wisa
a. h N-rh, tr,;ad heat Of June July and Angus
~ ssxis kEaNoH SSFT HAT a KSoNs No SIS Broad
NJ, 3 lr1
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and b,s assortment city which will sell dealers and
others Il than purchased elsewhere Oar stock consists Of
e,ery ymiety Manufactured Call and see. o. h. RkER Co.
VIZ and No. 1871 Chstham-st
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AND
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giving moro than twice much matter, without any
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quarto pages four of which are now music consist
ing Of glecs hymn tunes chants anthems dedication
and holyday pieces and, in short every variety OF
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will be Of practical character, and such can be
sung by persons Of ordinary musical attachments In
the editorial department of the Review are engaged
lin addition to Mr. Cady, the former EDITOR gentle
men of the highest talent and rpcst musical expert
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CHINA. CHINA. CHINAI


~ s. FOWLER co. (store in Odd Fellows Hall,
~. 7th street, have just completed opening large
assortment of CHINA, QUEENSWARE, and GLASS,
making their stock at this time equal to any in the
countryi consisting in part as follows viz
Decorated gold band and plain white French China
Dinner, Desert Tea, and Breakfast Sets, and do
tached pieces, such as Fruit Baskets Competitors,
Casseroles, ornaments for dining tables, and Punch
Bowls.
India China, in dinner and tea sets, and detached
pieces.
Iron Stone China, decorated flowing blue, and white
dinner tea, breakfast and toilet sots, and deach-
cd pieces, in evcry pattern and shape
Also, in great variety
Dresden, Terra-cotta, Parian, and French China;
Vases, Card Receivers, Jewel Stands
Candlesticks, Motto Cups and Saucers;
Mugs, Pitchers, dc.
GLASSWARE, rich cut and engraved
Crystal straw, STEM and Pressed Goblets;
Champagncs Wines, Cordials aud Tumblers,
Finger Bowls, Water Bottles Spoon Holders;
Toilet Bottles. Cologne Bottles, Globes;
Lamps, rich and plain Decantors;
Cat and pressed Bowls, and silvcred Bowls;
Solar, ETHEREAL, Hail. and Side Lamps;
Candelabras, Girandolos, rich and plain Castors;
Britannia Coffee Urns, Tea Sets, covered and un-
covered;
Pitchers. Punch and Molasses Pitchers;
Fine Cutlery and Albata Forks, Spoons, &c, Of the
most approved and latest patterns;
Also, Block Tin Coffee Urns Biegins Teapots
Plate Warmers, Egg Boilers, &c.
With an endlcsss variety OF goods not named which
respectfully invite strangers and citizens to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Storekeepers and country merchants will find IL to
their advantage to buy of us, as our facilities are
equal to any other importing house in the United
States, and we are determined to sell MS low.
N. B. Goods carefully put up for tho country by
an experienced packer, and delivered free Of charge
in any part Of the city. Jan 2-dtf