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EXCURSIONS.


ExCURsIoN TO COMFY IsLAND.-THE NEW AND
~ splen did steamer NORWALK, Captain A. Hitchcock.
will make three excursions daily to Coney Island fol-
lows-LeAve New York foot II Spring street. 1t ~ NJ
l2k and 81 p. NJ; pier No n r., at 10 n. p n
Coney Island at II A. M and 6L Winding ut Fsgt
Hamilton each Fave 70 Fort Hamilton or Coaey Is
Land and back to New York % cents Ne half pros Tee
ExCURSIORs TO THE FIsHING BANKS DAILY.
~ ex sept saturday fare % cents each wAy.The
Buffalo. Capt. H. Smith will leave Amos street
pier IA o'ccck Spring street ~; Peck slip Brsoms
street, 6 pier No North river A. M and returning
by r. NJ Fishing tackle and rsfrsshmsnts provided %
board.
GRAND EXCURSION AND PIC MIC PARTY-rOR
VI Che bsDehs OF the schools Of Stephens church
twenty eighth street. Tuesday July ID 70 Mount
mon and Biddlss Grove The splendid steamboat Amsoa
with two bsrges Will leave Jay street. North River
O'Clock; Twentysixth street. East River o'clock NintS
street East River IN o'clock Brcome street TX oolseks
Pier 8, North River, o'clock. Tickets, 81 cents
n RAND PICNIC AND COTILL0N EXCURSION 10
VI hockAnd Lake-<n aid Of school bouse attached -
st. Bridgets Church avenue and Eighth street, %
Monday juno ls 1854 The laege and commodious stsa-
boat America with two splendid double dssksd bargs
chartered for the occasion MAnahans Quadxille had
will also be In attendance Tickets 50 b hAA
from tho sections Of Catholic churches poprtors Of O.
thonc book stors and Of the difertn ths
morning Of cxcursion The steamboat America win lssgs
the foot Of foastsseth street East river 81 81 oceS
800" wv TLANNELLY, chair.aa-
TIMOTHY s. FLANnELLy, Secretary.
REV. aHos. MARTIN, Treasurer.
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INSTRUCTION.

E,RENCH AND GERMAN.-E. TELLERING, AS BROAD
way. rear Broome strset. late k6f6rsndairs IL ss
Royale and professor OF languages at Par Vienna Lo
don etc. and for number Of past Of New York.
tnues 10 devote his whole time TO private nSrustioa In w.
above languages.
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I'D and elegant assortmant Of rosewood and mahogany
tables with wcods. n.rb and s,ts beds made ready for
saining 10 bArds 10 sold 81 the lowest cash prices
LEONARD a BENJAMIN, $50 BrosAwAy
Four second hand tables cheap for cash
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TOHN FISHBLATT. AUCTIONEER. SALES ROOMS
l22 NssaA street Trade sale, in bond. Will sell
Friday juno 49, lt l0 o'clock lot Of segars
sr.l oasia Of vine Of The 6nsst in
Julien Aedoo 5000 do Haut Sautane 1000 Rudshmer;
900 baskets Of champaign 90 do superior olive oil 20 900
Havana segArs assorted 20 900 sultanA fawn 100
lia dora; Al 900 very choice; TO-. 10.
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TOHN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER-vANDE-
e WATER 4 TURNER will sell this day HrdsyJ june
6 ~ the sales rooms IS Pine sc Cedar streets l
suites sofas etegsrss and easy CHAIRS
mahogany and black walnut paror Sofas chairs Votares
beSsteads marble top bureaus washstands &c. mattres
palasse TO- royal Wilton tapestry and Brussels carpets
French plate mirrors TO- Also
octa pianoorte sold with Also invoice Of
cloth CAPS patent leather shoes DO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOOLkRS, COOLERS. WATER COOLERS. JUST
what everybody wants. and proved be the best srt
stores vessels private houses &o made in dinsrent
and variety Of Anshs 81 28 Pearl street, next to Unts
States Hotel.
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EOR sAvANNAH-EARE REDUCED THE NEW
end splendid side wheel steamship STATE Of
GEORGIA Capt. j. j. Garvin, Jr.. oasrying United
ss.ss: mall vil Leave Ph.dslph. for ssyasash Wed
Vine ssst. In speed strength every
for the comfort and convenience pssss this shp
unsurpassed Fare IRON Philadelphia 80; stssrags "a.
The KEY1TON1 STATE leaves shove Che following We'd
nesday: Agsnts IN New York, SCKANTON TALIMAN,
rooms sseufsd iiii o'cieek r II. on Tuesday.
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a ship. Wings Of the Morning, now loading Pier Il
r. and Will have despatch for Melbourne Port
Philip. This beautiful vessel 10 the only clipper up for
Aussrala and 10 expected 70 mako the shortest yet
made Her accommodation for cannot DO
passed but only limited number y 5s taken in nrst and
For freight or At low rates apply On board OF .
nsiiler Lord, l06 Wall street; OF ARKELL ELLIOT,
ll6 Pearl street.
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ESOR eOUTHANPTON AND BRENEN.-THE UNITED
States mail steamer HERMANN, = Higgins, somman.
der will sail for Bremen touching - 0outhampton land
the mails and England and France Satur-
Day June H. st II o'clock H. from pier No. North rvse.
Pr1oe Of passage
In the nrst oabia main saloon. .el20
In the nrse cabin. lower saloon. l
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each steamer All
letters through the Post Specie delivered
in Havrs and London Tor passage Of freight sppy 70
The steamer Washington WIN saoossd the Hermann, and
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ClROCKERY AND GLABSWARE-AN ExTEN5IvI
~ assortment suitable for shipping families hotels
export, csmptng variety Of styles Of white
and fancy patteras for sale reasonable terms b.
Henry STEVENSON, ~ Pearl street, next TO ooraer
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DEEPENING or THE LATE AMERICAN ART
~ u UNION hOOMS, l9o BROADWAY.
WATERBURy's LIFE-LIKE MOVING PICTURES
= :. ~ : s '''' AHERiCnN lNDEPRNDENCT,
several admired 4 -
Ofnoe open for sale Of ticiets from A n. to9P. H.
Doort open VIZ; curtain rises 81 O'Clock.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI
Ted States Asil-The splendid packet ssiP GER
and tho only ship for Australia has large por
ton Of her freight And PASSENGERS engaged and will posi-
lew first and second cabin The ship combines
areAt speed with unuspal strength OF build and 10
ted never to have damaged come into port
eaky In the lofness and Of her cabins she
all competltors For freight passage apply
board, b. w. CAnERON, ZIG Wall street.
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IN ny-Caxryins the United States mail.-fof Mobile,
CAHANBA, r. ". shufsidt comnsndsr viii sail for shs
shove pert: ee neadsy. Jun: u S'oook. prseissly
taken FOR New Orleans Passengers for Havana pro
csre before Leaving For freight or passage
Bfosdway. B.-Ths Black Warrior J. b. Bullooh.
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nEsKs, DESKS DRSKs.-DOUBLx AND SINGLE
~ counting house desks from three 20 eight feet
assi: q ever, variety from to sloo once chairs ed
holes once tables from three feet the ONCE
nnrs store No IS Ann street. Desks banks and ocss
made 70 order. H
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ENOR CHARLHsToN AND TLORIDA-sRMI WERKLY
United State Nail Ltas-1hs f.st going steamer "a
over On saturday June ~ 81 O'Clock r. T. prscissIy
For rsishs ss on board vhsrs All bills q IsSi.g yl
q LssTgN CO. g 9.ssaEsy M.s,sh tickets g Fori
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ENOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
mail line. Tho and splendid stsamship FLORIDA,
y. D.. Woodruff VIII leave on saturday June II at
o'clock p. n, from her pier No North river Apply 10
SAMUEL L. nIrcHILL Is Broadway,
Pilstka $ III: ALABAMA. q. r. Scheaok, wall succeed
and sail Saturday, June n. f Z
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EoR soUTHAHPToN AND HAyRE.THE 2; 8. NAIL
steamer UNION, 3. Adams commander, will leave for
Havre touching q souhanpten 70 lsad the mails and
S1 fcos Il ~ om pier
first scsbn $50; second cabin, So Lugssge not wanted
sailing. marked below No freight will BE- taken Specie
and sample: Sply Fer fTssh q passage aPply to
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UCTIoN NOTICE. = SAMUEL osGoOD, AUG
"A Noneer VIII sell tomorrow. (Saturday) 1T l0 A. NJ,
~ No. o. Nssssu sest, large and general collection
of sad secondhand household furniture, oompri.
sing parlor and chamber suites Of furniture SOFAS
chairi, carpet bureaus. xsrdrsbss bookcases, bed
4e and two rosewood pianofrs about 100 dozen
Varisgated lamps suitable for pleasure gardens The
Whole vii be without roaoryN. dtions
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ESOk vIk0IN1A, CAROLINA, -GkORQIA, .&C.-THk
+ Unitsd states msn steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
Cavsndy VIII leave pier No Nerth river, on Saturday
And Mehnens finst: Ne.folk about p hc,rs. PAss.s
Wilmington and NAnehsstsr railroads 70 Augusta AtAan
e. Chsflestcn, 40 Passegs and fare 70 Norfolk 81
Pstersburg sAd Richmond, So stesrags half price, For
frsshh spply on board and for pssssgs y
EOR sALE-ONR OF The BEST BIRTHS ON STEAMER
Paoho 70 sail ths 2lth inst. Apply 1T broadway
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sHHPP'Iu0.

ship Company intend starting their avorts stsamships
r1oM PHILADELPRIA:-
City OF Manchester Saturday. July a. l65l
City Of Philadsphia. Saturday. Aug 10, 1854
FROM LIvE1POoL:-
City Of Manchester. Wednesday. June B 1854
City Of Ph y. Wsdassday. .July 20 1854
limited number Of third GLASS passengers will be taken
snd found with comfortably ceolsd provisions for
TO Liverpool 80 from Liverpool
ass. vishing 70 bring ont their friends obtain
sts ling and upwards. Apply to SAvUtL SIXTH AGENT
II Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
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- Ing unieesn n America. just received iron BesGA
By the ship noses Wheeler. Also living Sea Tigs,
= eelees t.S very :1ssilsnt pieces evening" -
yAAee tsas l ssass aEst bassny Az psxqsst M ssatI
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SSIGNEE'e SALE.-THE INTTRE STOCK AND
4xurss Of the extsnsye retail fancy end variety store
and IN many instances lss order 70 convert the Same
shade Sc asnnsnt the sss fer the SsnsSt Il his ersdi
tors This rese opportunity for any on desiring 70
tire With the lease Of good for me business,
win please present. their claims 70 the subscriber,
once, No. 81 Wall street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
AMEN INSURRECTION IN VENEZUELA.

Private letters in which fall reliance may be placed,
have been received in this City which give the follow
inc information of revolutionary movement against
The Government by the friends of Gen. Pace 1t comes
from Porto CabelO to the 18th inst
On the Doth June Col Juan Garces rose IN arms at the
Lesd Of about 600 men in the peninsula of Paraguana
Province of Core and had beenprovded with 1000 mus
tes and amuntons of all kinds. He was accompanied by
Colonels Gonel and Chacn, Majors YzqnerdO, Armas
and Fausto Cells beside other officers, as Felipe and Juan
Lara Marland Teardot son of the Dutch Minister an
LansberC. &c.
II wa, confidently believed that the Government troops
that were duarered Coro, under Col Falcon had sur
rendered a. Garces was much stronger IN every respect
The Government ha made several arrests III the Cry oil
Puerto Csheno Mr. Jose Ramon Matos, formerly mayor
tho city in the name of the first Monagas among tue
number
In Valencia the garrison attacked unsucGesSsE o
the insurgents in number 300 men, headed by Don ue'
Herrera Col Castro the chief of that garrison had pre-
concerted the surrender OF the army but proved deee"
- on 70 mer occasions.
several other provinces of Venezuela Apure barnas
Narcarta and Barcelona, reported 10 be IN arms
9 ans onagss Government but We have particulars
fCorrer and Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
4 CALIFORNIAN ATTACKED BY NEKIC1NS
FEARFUL ENCOUNTER-THE ASSiN
ANTS PUT TO FLIGHT.


There il now living in the New-York Hospital under
the care OF DR.. Peters a nav named David Callahan.
living in McHenry County H., who is suffering sevesy
from a series of wounds recently inflicted on his person
while in deadly conflict tn three huge Mexcsns, two
weeks ago while on his from California II aP-
pears that Callahan has been in California several years
but being afflicted latterly with poor health he de:r-
mined TO return to his family in Illinois Having reached
Panama he hired mule to take himself and money,
some s4O0 in gold 10 Chagres. party OF fifteen n
number started from Panama a. the same time but after
Getting out Elk miles Callahan was left quite alone, the
others being some distance in advance HI: mule
being weary be dsnounted, and was proceeding
along slowly when OF sudden tie heard
vhoop and on locking 10 his LEFT, saw three
Me1icsns advancing tow. ard him with drawn sabers in
hand Callahan having weapons OF defense knew no'
what 10 do but resolved after moments rejection 10
Offset his fists against their swords and fight TOR hs lie
The savsees surrounded him. snd death seemed inevitable
One the strongest Of the irio made pass a. CALLAHAN
with bis sword which took efec; bis right am wsca
was nearly severed. This barbarian then fell back,
VIXEN the second one came up and gave powerful blow
At Callahan but the bolw missing him, he by deIerou-
MONUMENT struck the fellow under the chin with his tst,
which knocked him bs kward and in the fall he dropped
his cutsss The weapon Of course was seized oy Cana-
han who dealt his intended murderer heavy blow on one
Of his legs causing deep and very dangerous wound
The other two .xicans now advanced with great fury
70 save their comrsde, and, If possible, snnihiiaie
Callahan The frsi was effected. but the latter
thew found task which they unable to accomplish
They dragged their wounded companion avail! and re
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MISTAKEN FOR 4 THIEF IND SHOT

private ws,ckuan named james Dorcn, employed TO
watch the shipyard Of Mr. Perne al Green Point L. l.,
va shot about oClock yesterday morning by sailor
named Geo. Boyd belonging board the schooner En-
tire OF Hsckenssck " j. who ;stoOk Doran for tniei
The vessel w.ch lying a: the dock al this yard, vas
robbed Of various articles the night previous and the SAIL
or. on watch had received instructions TO shoot the rob-
bers If they should make another attempt Doran, who
wss Oh his rounds, the vessel when he was
discoveredby Boyd who ms,ook Dorsn for one OF the
thieves and Immediately cried out, Look out for your
.elf." and discharged & gun loaded with buck-shot
The charge took effect in the left thigh, causing, IS
feared, mortal wound. The injured man ~as immea-
s,y conveyed biz residence where he was attended by
DR.. Olco,t Wech and Harris who succeeded IL extract
e % .ho. Should the patient survive it Is thought am
pu,siion will be necessary Boyd srrested yesterday
forenoon By Ocer Bradley OF the secorA District Police
ard wss committed to the cells BY Ju6ce Boswell 'Ss~A
the result Of the injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

received !if-ttion That ~ acting Governor Of TIE
othI g'on Territory to The effect tbs, the For snps n
indians CI.Terous wake race, have rec'n'y ma e
Hia k the frontier settlements Of the Territory ali
sed some iour Sr se:irrs II i rumOref ME- Ju-
tee Lercc- T. r'1orc he ssinc. The Scr tag OF
Wy ays b. unable to incTease the force there AM
asks action by Congress in this pressing euergencT
Mr.. CHANDLER a-ked leave - submd . resolution
reqEc ting the President Of the United states 70 urnI
oicsl information which be may have received a.
the DEPARTMENTS relative 10 the destruction If GrevsoSl
san Juan del Nore by Captain Hons Of the United
States vessel CyaBe ad also that the President be re-
ques;ed urnih copies Of Instructions given 10 Clpisn
Hollns relate the demand for satisfaction which wa
made in the name Of the United S,ses before the bonn
barcment and destruction Of that place The rules
pended lc2 against B..
Mr. ELLIOT asked leave to introduce bill to Repeal
the Fugitive Slave Lsw Of leo He wished 10 make
statement. Gre of order. order.
Mr. SOLLERS-We understand the subject very vel.
Object on made
Mr. ELLIOTT then moved for a suspension Of the
Rules. Disagreed to. Yeas -. nays 100.
Nj FAULKNER, from the Committee on Military Al.
fairs reported bill increasing the pay OF the rank sad
file of the army eleven dollars month ioF Infantry,
and twelve for Dragons and 70 encOurage enls,nents
Ph-sed.
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newed the attack with increased emery such a. barba-
rams and fends only c.n exhibit. Poor Calahan row
thought LIE time had come the blows falling t'ck upon
him HI let laid open 10 the booze by a do"
from cuass end three awful gasLes were inflicted on
h. neck and head. "A he shout 20 yield be maze
ore last great effort for hs M eni luckily succeeded II
badly wouuding another OF the TITO when they gave up
the contest and wisely withdrew into the thick forest
taking Galatians money 5J75, with them valuable art
c!es Of jewelry, and specimens Of gold Callahan
nearly exhausted from fa-ue and los Of blood took me
back track and met American gentlemen living IN
Texas who kindly dressd his wounds and bound them up
In company tie two proceeded together and reached
Chagres in safety They then learned that nearly every
nan who first started with Callahan had been robbed on
the was ard Of the party murdered by the Mexcans
Callahan then sailed f5r York. AMI reaching
this City conveyed 20 the New-York Hospital, where
BE will be obliged 10 remain for weeks before he can
proceed on his Journey He formerly lived in New-fok
and at one tire member o. the watch in the Fist
Ward. This last peiious adventure OF Callahan has
cured his desire 70 retgrn 10 California as he originally
intended and he but reach hi. family in
the Wet he viii be content remain there the balance
nj his deys
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TERRIBLE SKILARKING AFF4TR-REStLTS
or THE BRUTAL FIGHT.

In consequence of the victory Of Bill Poole over Nor
rssey in their contest Yesterday morning the friends OF
the former had regular olfcaton the balance OF the
day keeping up seIes OF skirmshes and almost con-
trusy drinking from porerhouse to another in the
Eighth snd Ninth Wards. In the afternoon Smith Aek-
ernan and John Qrinlan, both friends and Washington
Market butchers at Neils porter-house, ON the
northeast corner OF Washington and Amoss;s, where
they drank freely, and of feeling in excellent
humor boosted OF their relative pugisc powers. They
then engaged in friendly lark TO see who was the
strongest man and arnc the scufe, Alderman unfor-
unatey was hurled backward down high, Of steps,
falling some si1 feet, and striking on the back
part of the head. He Immediately taken up
insensible by some OF his friends and doctor called
to see HIM Remedies appGed but the patient was 30
badly hunt that It deemed expedent 10 send HIN 70
the NewYork Hospital. On reaching that institution Dr.
Peters one of the Surgeons, made an examination and
was Of the opinion that Of the blood vessels OF the
brain had been uptured There appears to be no hope
of Ackerman recovery and Dr. Peters thought he could
not live III morning. This unfortunate man has family
residing in the nechborhood whore the affair occurred
When Quinlsn became OF the injury Alderman
had received he in deep grief and proposed TO give
himself up 10 order that the matter might be properly e1
mined into By the proper authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28
DREADFUL RIOT AMONG TIE PHILADELPHIA
FIREMEN.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, July

PHILADELrHlA Fudby, July =, Io0I'
riot took place about clock this morning on the
corner of Fourth and CaOwhll-sts between Paramount
Engine and Moyamensng Hose Companies. Germ'n
who was his way ho ne from wedding wns shot
through the thigh and was conveyed to the Hospital.
John Kane aged 90 shot in the back, the ball iodg
ing in his right breast. The wound will probably prove
fatal John Ratree received pstoba in his right arm
They both belonged TO the Moyamensng Hose Company
Several arrests were made among them, Elisha Reed
belonging to the Paramount Company, with discharged
pistol in his hant and John Dean of the Moyamensing
Company.
The fight was of short duration, but many shots were
fred before the police nteriered to quell the riot
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

FRIDAY, July 25-2 Z. VI.
AsHLs-There Is no change to note; Pots g. Ell and
Pearls e. ri.
CoTIoS continues dull and prices favor buyer.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for the low grades Of
Western and State Flour is l2c. &c higher with good
demand ier the Eastern and home trade.
CANADIAN Flour in demand at better rates. sales 200
bLs at 80 30, duty paid. The ssles Of Western Canal
are 5000 bbs az s7o 81 80 for common 10 good State
SO GA 80 a. for ordinary State and 8 for com
10 good Ohio which is SCARCE aud wanted Southern
Flour il rmer sales 100 bbs at - IS - for mixed
TO good brands Baltimore &C. Rye Flour is firm; sales
200 bb at 50 $50 Sc 2j for fine and 81 2Sds7 80 for
superfnc. Com Meal il unchanged sales 800 bbs. at
50 IS for Jeuey.
GRAIS-A good demand for Wheat, aud prices are
b.ovant s.cs 600 bush white Canadian at 81 ~ 100
bush red Missouri at 81 sO and 900 bush. white Ohio
delivered at Troy 81. Rye heavy sales $500 bush
at 81 o. Oats fmer; sales Of State and Western at
a. SOC Corn Is to &C. higher and in good demand for
export ard home trade sales 49, 900 bush a, 7id75:. for
Westcrn mixed; 6sa72c. for unsound; ga zoe. for
Southern yellow, and COZ sc for Southern white.
WHIsKr-1be market is rather better sales 100 bbls.
ai Sic. for Prison and 3Oic. for Ohio.
PROyIsIoss-Pork is'wthout change sales of Mess
sl2 lea :l2 25 and Prime slO 37elO 50. Beef is firm
and in moderate request of sig sl3 for Country Mess.
sl50sl5 % for City Mess and slj - ZIG for repaced
Chicago Lard steady attic. Butter is in fair demand
State dairy 9 2Oc. Ohio 70 H. Cheese quiet at
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THE RECPROCITY TREATY.

According 20 the Washington correspondent OF The
orrnc II Commerce the treaty is not going through the
Senate so easily t. was anticipated. lie says:
The Fishery and Reciprocity Treaty has encountered
in the Senate stiff opposition merely sectional grounds.
n the question be decided those grounds alone,
chiefly il will produce state of feeling in the Senate and
in some parts the North very uniayorabe the future
bsLnony Of the country When he subject shall again
come up in the Senate the sectional appeals heretofore
made b, ZONE members. in opposition 20 the treaty will
he rro;cry rebuked. w sasil then whether
treaty ctn be rejected merely the ground That II may
favor commercial connection with people known 70 De
hostile 70 The institution OF Slavery
This secus to indicate that the southern Senators are
rot ell convinced that reciprocity the best way 70 pre-
vent snnc ka,ion
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Ho1-sp OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. WASHBURNE said the Special COMMITTEE, Oh
which he was Chairman had nearly completed the -
LEGATION OF the first branch Of the suolecl IT. NJ
ne.ota Land act The second branch relating to al IN
erpoaton of bill before the House to pay persons Gun
ployed BY Congross-it involved matter OF ueVs -
service on that Committee.
Mr.. LETCHER-What is the delicacy
Mr. WAsHBCRNE-it Is not proper tor me 10 sta'e H.
Excused. q,
The House then passed without reading. the Genera
Post Route bill
Mr. FAULKNER, a member of the Committee on MIL
ary Affairs caused to be read commune from the
Secretary Of Var addressed to him yesterday covering
letter from Gov Stevens IN which the latter states he has