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THE WAR DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT.

From Our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Tuesday, July %, 1854.
1t last Fridays evening sitting Of the House of
Commons in reply to an inquiry of Mr.. Disrseli.
Lord }. Russell stated that her Majesty had been
pleased order that message should De sent to tho
House, in pursuance of which he proposed to move
on Monday a vote Of credit for o., Coz, 900. There
would bs no necessity for Committee Of Wsys and
Means. To Mr. Disraelis question whether there
would be an autumnal session this year. Lord John
gave no reply. Accordingly the vote Of credit was
accomplished without division, 10 the sitting Of both
Ilouscs which took place yesterday.
In the House OF Lords, Lord Aberdeen, in moving
tie vote delivered the shortest, dryest, and most
place speech that he has favored us with
since bis accession 10 the Premiership. He had to
ask for three millions and be was sure their lordsbps
would have no objection. They might entertain dif-
fercnt opinions, but all Of them must be unanimous
M 10 the necessity Of adopting al such measures AZ
were best calculated 10 lead 10 early ana success
ful termination of the war" This result was mann
~ Ia be- produced by the activity ana energy OF tEo
efforts OF England aud France, WIZ lne oohcu,Iehce
Of the other powers" He did not say "hcther he
meant Tho egors 70 be msde by war; or negotiation;
no, cycn eYclnde Russia from - the other powers"
witb v,bom England and France are 10 concur.
Parliament being about TO be- prorogued, there was
:, cb more reason 10 provide the Government with
.ouey. Possibly nobe lords might prefer to SEQ
the money inrusted to other hands than his but such
fansful wishes ought not to interfere with business.
which business, the business on hand was to vote
three millions Of pounds.
The Earl Of Peterborough, who has the particular
gilt OF speaking to the question, thought this
" the httest occasion for recommending the Govern
;" meDt to carry the most searching economy into
all those civil departments which have no connection
- with the war"
The Earl Of lIardwicke saw very great force -
the Baltic ready for any emergency similar iorce 10
tie Rsch sea and tie Creatcst army sent OUT tEa'
ever ielt ib's countr lie did not know what the
Government Intended 70 10 With .how aud, therefore,
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SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW IN PHILADELPHIA
MORTALITY

PH1IADELPHIs, Saturday Aug. 4, ls5i
Mayor Conrad heard the rnkeeperS who are charged
nGicrd fines Of a. except where disorders proved
20 lave occurred and in such the parties were
bound over for trial This is accordance with the last
decision of the Supreme Court. 80,
The mortality in this city during the past week will be
les than 500 while during the preceding week reached
J,3 The deaths from cholera have been about 60
tnothcr robbery 10 pretty heavy extent has occurred
N ne Mint The offender is employe, who report say
mas heen allowed to escape.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

NORFOLK, Aug. 6, l3ji
The following returns from North Carolina give Bragg
in Northampton majority Of fy-one in Halifax, thirty
three, in New Hanover, six hundred. Pasquoan gives
Dockery ono hundred aud thrty-three.
RALEIGH, Saturday, August :, 1854
PerqumOns county gives Dockery Wig, for Cover
nor, l63 majority and elects Mann, Wing to the House
Window, Wing, is elected to the Senate from Pasque
tank and Perqumons.
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xxxIIId CONGRESS. ..-.. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. -. WAsHINGToS, Saturday, Aug ;, 1854.
At IL o'clock the Senate met to day. large number
Of enrolled bills signed by the President OF the Sem
ste-onong them the Army and PostOfice Appropriation
bills
The Senate bill GLOWING Wisconsin TO select certain
saline lands in aid of her University received with an
amendment
Mr.. DODGE earnestly appealed to the Senate 10 con-
cur in the amendment
Mr. HUNTER said he would cheerfuy il the resolu
op Above it, but il could not be done without violating
the express order Of both houses.
The CHAIRMAN submitted the question 70 the Senate,
and IL refused to act the bill.
After some time spent without transacng any business,
Mr. MORTON offered resolution to continae the enl-
ploymen Of the pages sixty days after the adjournment OF
TIE CHAIRMAN ruled it to be out of order.
Il Mr.. MORTON appealed.
Mr. WELLER argved that the rule only prohibited le-
gsa,ve business requiring the joint action OF the two
/ House,.
Mr.. BRIGHT said no legislative business could be
done. "
Mr.. STUART moved to lay the appeal o. tho table.
Mr. CHASE raised the point that the Join, resolution
prohibited any motion except to adjourn the whole pro-
sceeding out of order.
Tie CHAIR so decided and the matter dropped.
Al O. clock message received from the President
Mr.. WALKER moved that the Senate 60 intO Execu-
tive Session.
Mr. JONES CTonn.)-Is not that a motion, end can 1t
be entertained
The CHAIR ruled that it could, aud the motion wci
then agreed 10. -
and the Senate adjourned TO meet on Monday at clock
AN,
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

TORONTO Saturday, August ., Is1i
The Provincial Parliament will meet for the dispatch of
business Oh the 9Th of September.
The Montreal Gazette cosses the members elected to
Parliament thus far 80 MnisterialiSts 6s Opposition,
md II doubtful.
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WIFE OF PETER A. PORTER DEAD:

BIIIALO, NftuTuhyi HHo' = -
Tho wife Of Peter A. Porter Of Niagara Falls died there
La. niohf she was Mise Breckenridge OF North Caro-
Tue a1d cousin of j. G. Breckenridge, Member oil Coh
1ress from Kentucky.
- " hetr al no new cases Of cholera
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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fine ARTS.
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LINE ARTS.-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
Il o. PAINTINGS sd srArUARY, No. 81 Broadwsy
DE BRACXELEER u sole sccr~dei agent for the Bcsia
school OF AIS would respectfully the AnsieuS
OF Fine Ar;s ues Metropolis that he has Just received
M N Europs or valuable Pangs BY the mos, cesbrased
Artistic
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Thee Psintns viii be eNhisted from 10 A. NJ % 10 P NJ.
nom this the 2ith December Admission Tree.
NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER.-
~ The respectfully the public tbs,
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sehefer they will sxh0it for short time In their Fine Arts
Gallery. This picture
TUE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST
y N. --latest composition OF schs1e and confidently offered
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TUE MYSTERIES OF ASIROLOGY. and
L TIiE WONDERS or MAGIC.-The narratives In this
work would be incredible but for the inconoverbe proofs BY
whcl mary them sustained Aer readag them IS
difficult 10 doubt things in tbs world which phi
sophy sthmmirseles, if you please produced ~
tie direct seon Of superior ntegnces evoked BY the aid Of
sec or copsultei through the stars The work beautifully
GOT up end sold 2 by nelosng which 10 the iuthor
Dr. {. w ROBACK, East Lombard-st., Baltimore copy
NAV be obtained The Mysteries s also for sale by Book
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Mem publications.

The New Series FOR the Young People
ELLEN MONTGOMERY BOOk-SHELF.-
Il By the sstbcrs of the Wide World Dollars and
HEw VOLUME will be ready SATURDAY, being the
second volume Of -. 49, 81,
Mr. RUTAERFoRDs CHILDREN. With Visneite H.
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Also editions If - ,.,
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Every ihst the author Of Wide. WIDE erld
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i most delightful Instructive tAlethe scenes being
chiefly rural where Mics Warner is completely e. homs
Pbilsdelphi, Bletn
more Delightful little book has not been putlsle3 ta
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book Or le friends who have been favored by visit from
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al the everyday Incidents Of hapoy chdhood IN
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Book shelf. saturday Evening PJst
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n n P. Wi'lis's New Work.
AUT DOORS AT IDLEWILD; Or, THE

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OUT DOORS AT IDLEWILD; Or, The
~ SHAPING OF HOVE THE BANKS OF I'VE HUDSON.
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Descriptive OF the rural occIpations OF The author
ell treated In that graceful nimtable style peculiar %
Willis which mparts interest TO the most trivial topic
Sost'n Alas
A delightful volume Of gossip about men and rhiuss"
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This volume presents all the characteristics Of Ns
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his every day ere nenoe in his invalid retfementp
philadelphia Public Ledger.
His sossp delicious reading and the present volume
Vhyh everywhere vivacous and spshng WI md eager
puIchsers" M Boston fsnsee 6lade-
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timing much that Will long remain upon the memory
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Tho took needs praise from task i ended when
We have announced its publication. !. consists OF
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1othipr in ali that Mr Willis hes written land be hss
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dan The words Of hi preface Boston Fost
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DAYARD TAYLOR's LATEST WORK.

I'D In a few days will be Published
THE LANDS OF THE SARACEN; Or, PlcrCsEs OF
PALESTINE. ASIA MINOR, SICILY AID SPAIN BY ba5hd
Tay loT. With Illustrations and map Proe u .
CONTENTS.
Life in Syrian Qnsrsnns. scenes in \ mia. 49,
The G. at 81 Palestine. The Hear 81 Asis Minor
Fforo Jths 20 Jeru slen. The Forests OF 'hryss
r. Dead Sea aud the River K1tahya and the Rains o.
jordan. LIAM -
The Civ OF Christ. The Mysisn Olympus
the lin Country Palestine and the Sea o NErnora
The Ionntry OF alice Tne Nistt OF PTcdcsrnston.
Crossing he AntiLeDanOn. The solemnities Of esiranl
Picture. Of Damascus The Mosques o. Co4-taniino-
ghe Nhlsns OF Hasheesh. pie
Dissertation Bathing add are veil % the OfS M -AlAta
RotsS rhe Festival OF 81 Agsthn.
Babe and Lebanon. The Eruption Of MouHt EEs-
PIPES and Coffee sbTatsr
Ioprpev 10 A nfocA nd Aleppo Cadik and Seville.
jife in 'tepto. journey in Spanish Diligence.
Jh,ourh tie syrsn Gates Gfnna9a and the Alhambra.
hdsus ard Tsi,us The Bride Hoods o. Audalusa.
TIE Pas OF iiount Taurus. The Mountains OF Honda
The Plains Of keraInauih.
6. z PIINAM 4 Co Pnbiahers. No. 10 Par.-nlace, ~ H.
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THE GREAT EGYPTIAN MUSEUM ,

$50 Bosdwsy-he attractive aud destructive. rhi
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BULL APIS) upward Of three thousand yess old the only
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A DVERTIsIN6-HOLIDAYS.-y. b. PAL.


If THIS should meet the eye OF MYRAM
YOUNG the seneIDsa vino collected 41ds 5iissqu
Sunday loo this City 10 Vii noliy LIN tia THOMAS
w. CONWAY Nc - Whe-gt, wishes AIN in rea-
T. The ybO hin notice stating there
thortsd collect funds for ire d. peEElry Nol bet
v. conway snd Ik9s DsyBs. rev supEteloeu. OF said
Nilsson l, lh0mGs W Conway. ID decline e9ecti-g
9Th day Of August, having Esed up thar date oTc
ttousEIc dolGp, seycorFlve % which Gb1rsgd or ID
M-ch, which = nov closed. And the chi.Gsn xhch uar
tred about % al q whom cOcd D. thc.r Lid facI
aid e. tue close Of the School hf Bef @
kanps sl1rsttOu corner II franklin eEt Ctnfes-t
The ehIdler VIII al receive The-kssvi1s Dlger toess
tIsl CT their Teecters, are KFcklnen No. p W..
THOMAS ". CONWAY.
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A NEW TIE MPERANcE NOVEL.
" BRJrHER IoyATHAvs COTTAGE

FRrryp 70 rHv FALLEN
Viii be Published sboz; the l5th Of Oeoemoef 1871
Tb!ss work Ehicn fail Obtain geaere a.
teuon Tsaiue - IL dOfs o. srbe;' pEooqadJ s,tsns
the popular mind tnrouabou this country and also Ens.nd
and seotsd aod unhes.tato s7 asser. that similar
Tublcson win amply repay tast attention, srafi
the line writing. high toned sentiment and hopeio1
Philanthropy The author takes lively and fnteLgnt II
eres in the Leading phsnonens Of the prsssnt remarkable
epoch and his WORK mbu-d With The views AMI ssnens
FRANCIs HART, No. g COItlaoGss.
Now Resdy-Fourih Volume Connected.
DUTNAM's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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PORTRAITS or CONTRIBUTORS. Anhor Of" A
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IT, EDITORIAL NOTES.
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January number under the best possible auspices LEA POSITION
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The MsrAzine only ;he sympathy on the actual lit
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While tl6 1best talents secured rake aMasazne, which
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TAY's AUT OBI OG X 4 = III Y &.
~ TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND "REMINISCENCES OF

IAY's AU OBJ 0 G III Y
~ TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND "REMINISCENCES OF
TIIE REV. WILLIAM JAY. 2 vols, limo. 81 80.
Few nsmes extensively known IN the Christian
communities Great Britain and the United States thai OF
OF sm Jaw His Morning and Evening Exercises 3 Ia tbs
Eest msioy Christian families The Autobiography is
written in style Of great simplicity aud peastniBess The
"reminiscences by Mr. icy profser individuals with whom
he well acquantedss John Newton. Richard Cecil Rob
en- Hall William NilberfOrce and Others graphic aud
IChrstan Intelligencer.
These volumes contain The oris OF whose
viii be held in lasting remembrance Our English correpn-
dent remarks there has been biographical work in
tenelv interesting this published among rs for the last hall
century American readers will appreciate ana honor MS c.
tiinstc Of its inertia" lChrlsiian Obse IFer
The biography ofhis emnenty esteemed aud useful nsn
Of God must he q welcome Offering 20 the Christian world
HIS long VARIED aud successful abOrs made his influence felt in
The pomoon sngees ruth snd vital pety pefhaPs
extensively AID powerfully as that Of any man OF h genera
non" lFhseyteIiEh
Hush Miller" Journal.
The Autobiography Is written with rreat tact snd his elai
ncences of his Q0rees present beautiful sere OF
nort-sts yhch ske valuable Tor the Information they
lEysnselis'
Just published BY - ,
No. rs Broadway.
By the Author
JAYS MORNING AND EVENING kAERClsEs. a ne"
ed ton I roysl limo vols 81
This edition Of the Exercises Is In four srFe limo vol
uues At remarkably well printed IN Large, c.,ar IS 2e And
clear hiie that the ola and those o. e1 aSt
ujous ard best writers which the world las produced
JAYS FEMALE SCRIPTURE CHARACTERS. l2llO.
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ume iii be re saIded as spfi'uA. treasure ,,,..
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A BUSINESS PAACE.-PORTSMOU II,
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The surrounding Country Il - the 70 ~ Landing End up
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