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IRsukKr's UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND MnrAxy RsrusssoAH
UNox meeting Of this Society held last eveang
at vsuxhai Garden, the Presiaest Mr. MAiioy In The
chair, and G. Hol and ociatng Secretary. Aftse
HsDos prese ned the following res sut,ns, which wrss
on motion adopted and read letter from Mr.. Ward, a
Bsl;nors informing The Union that shs in,entsa
Of the Irish Of that city TO form similar society thsre
whsr.ss This Assocation ba: been sstabi. for ~
op.sAsicn Of true reDus!.c.n for "a.
peSs.s oa Irs.:s ,.s
pseoss % shis body whersas the tIis
''''.'
s.: c; ':i
Or rsjse.an = '''''' ''' n'''' '' S'''H's
After the adoption Of the foregoing Mr. Mastsrso. ~
Ireland. He followed BY the President who, II
sstch Of length TO show thst
best had 70.
years OF freeing their sountry. There wers he said,
ready when the time would come to male spohsr efrt
for their Independence He concluded BY stating tAa4
the object q the Union was rouse the irish to ros
knowledge OF their condition. and 10 lend this all tho
assistance In their power t. effect the deiversnce Of hsr
After the tran.action Of some busines Of thu uoo.
the meeting adjourned
TIRm-Iast night about ~ O'clock Are broke eus
in the frame building No. i46 West Thirty sixth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues The frcmeu we've
quickly the grafton but before this A.
could be extnguishsd the building nearly de.roys
EXCURSION FIRE CoxPAxY-Amsrcan Engine Gen.
paDy No u passed Office yesterday, having Just ~
turned from their excursion to Phihdelphla. Thsy
visited the city Of Brothrly Love- the day before the
Fourth, and received BY the Philsospha 6scosa
with great respect. The company looked vel yesterday,
a. II they had enjoyed themselves during their
School FOR You're LADIES Three four good lookia.
young ellows have established bachelors hall Il
the fashionable streets doorpaa
ready made and engraved School for Young LaaissS
On Sunday afternoons these Handsome wags may
dressed In their linens, feet tue Windows enjoying
genuine Havana. while the by in his verdnr,
he looks at the door plate, thinks what glorious tin
these chaps must b having and wonders they tn
" Profess0rs ~
FAI PROM 4 Roo,.-6ephsu caaey, Of 800 West ssvsn-
teenth street was IT work upon the roof Of church
Twenty 6fh street, bttwe<n the Seventh and Eighsh
avenues when he lost his balance and fen to the grsunA
receiving compound fracture OF Of his Legs. H
was convey Cd homo for medical treatment.
SuS SrxuCx- Thomas Furna y, Of IS Cannon street
Was yesterday found by the rhrtssnth ward police su
fering from coup de sos He taken 70 his homo
treatment.
MAD BULI-A furious yesterday made his ap-
pearance in the Eleventh avenue, and and goreA
SEVERAL persons The animal eventually secured anA
taken to slaughter house for security.
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Claims against tho spanish Government.
DKPARrMnxT Oy STATE
WAsufNnTmu Julv n 1Rkl Z

Information has been received at this thse
the government OF her Catholic Msjesty 10 disposed
conside the claims with view indemnl6catiea sf
such citizens Of the United States sufferers in
consequence Of the repeal the 2oh Of February lsl6
Of decree lssued by the hortss u Cuba the 7th
Of October, 1884, authorship the importation into the
ports Of the Island Of Cuba duty ree for the spaos a
Fix ontbs from the date tbereof Of lumber and other
articles necessary for building and Of corn heuR
beams, Irish potatoes and rcs
Thoee who sutaned Losses BY the annung Of the saA
decree therefore requested forward TO this depar
ment, with btie delay practicable statements q
their ossss accompanied BY proper vouchsrs in order
that the same b transmitted to tho American Mia
,stor st Madrid.
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gHuRTY.THfRD CONQRRSS.
yIRST sEssrn0.

Senate.
a-, WASHINGTON, July Z, 1854
m. Axs8's BrDGs FROM um RHODE BLAND STATURE
nj - Senate today Mr.. ALLEH prsssated the resolu
tons q - Legisature Of Rhode Island the subject
Of savsry sgsinst the Nebrasks BILL against the Fug
tive Slave law and against the scquisaon Of ter
ritcry.
bM confirming private land claim In Louisiana was
reported and passed.
MILITARY ROADS
The bm M king appropriations for constructing mill
tary roads In washinston and Nsbraska Territories
ported and passed.
HrRovExr o. nAvloAnoN n kAnrIAm.
on the subject reported bill for the Improvement Of
the naviat0n Of the Patapsco river and tO mako the
harbor o. Baltimore accessible to steamers Of the
CANAL, ETC, IN FLORIDA.
Mr. MAILoRv, (dem.) Of Fla, offered resolution cali
ing fer information respecting the construction OF tho
canal the pennsula Of Florida and the removal Of
the bar at 81 Johns river In that state. Adopted.
The PRIVATE CALKNDAR
Was then taken mp, this being objection day. and tho
following hits yere passed-
honpson, Of the Revolution. PassedysAs, q; nays II
The Senate parsed twenty Senate hills six House bills,
and postponed al othsrs on the calendar
Mr. sruzsT lde1 Of Mich moved to reconsider I'll the
ference Committee fixing the 4th Of August for the ad
Ths CHAn Oxr Badgsr) decided the motion out Of
made On the day the vote tssen, or within the two
next succeeding days Of actual session The vote was
last eatuFday sipce when the Senate had BEEN in
session % Wednesday and Thursday Ths motion was,
Hr sTvAs1 appealed, but afsrward. withdrew ths ap-
peal.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
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0arkets.
NEW ORLEANS, July Q, 1854.
The sales Of cotton TO day bales at previous
rates. Freghts were lower cotton being taken for v-
erpool at I'D
NEw OaisASs, July 4, 1884
THERE'S considerable activity in frsghts at 3d. for
cotton TO Liverpool
CHAsLI:Tos, July 8, 1854
The saks Of cotton to-day $50 bales and for thu
week they have been 300 b~les-the market closing
Arm with upwsrd tendency. Mddling upands
quoted The receipts OF the week have been 3 90
bales ard the stock hand Il 200 bsles
CINCINNATI, July 1854.
2Coo bbls pork sold In market o-dsy at til
horey is generally easy. New York Exchange Ia
uranium
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IN Norristovn, Pa a person by the name of Joseph
n,tfra employed 10 sow guapo and ashes, which
caused his fingers 10 become very and several Of tho
o.is 10 come off, In die tins no sever, the Wounds
oesied over and nothing more thought of IL unA
shout tao weeks sgo hen he seized eth great pas
cljaw.
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The Destieute Chlnese.

NEW f0Rk. July b, 1864
The committee appointed for the relief Of the desttuts
Chinese In this CITY, desire to make IL known thsir
that the greater part Of their work nay
be considered ~ accomplished. twenty-five of the
for Cantan II s desirable that whatsvsr ssslsaaoe =
TO be afforded IN such have chosen to remain hsrs
should BE- rendered speedily and therefore, the
nittee request that those who desrous of co..
tibutng towards the completion Of this god work win
send In their without delay to tbs
surer, James Van Ncstrand Esq, Aerchants Exchan&p
Bank Of Dey and Greenwich streets By order a
the committee. K W. SYIR, Secretary.
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Aaral InfclIirlncc.

Navy oTI,tyEs o. pxnrp tl steamer vixen now At
New York. Lieut. g. muti Swart wout Passed Nd4hpmen
q G. Tmcgpr, william McCann ami q " Oskisy,
Iasssd A,tt.snt surgeon Francis NJ GaDpe yecond As
aisent Engineer Amos Dry adniy sud Ia ri Assistant
Frrlre,rs O. r. wooeerd, r. ID. Quo szl James B. Kim.
bell.
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couRr or ArpxAIs July 5.--Eo. 2s-MorIsy and sn-
other sgt Greco and Others Argued. c. n Jenkins
counsel for appellants N. Hin, r., and j. X Porter,
counsel for respondents. No. 68--Judson agt GRAY.
Argued N. Hill, Jr, counsel for appellant; 4 Rsy-
Youpgs Submitted. No eo-Cald~er sgt. Murphy.
Argued. 7. Darlington counsel for appellant; d. z
Wheeler counsel for respondent. No G-Reserved for
July IL. Nos ~, 6e-Struck off,
July 6-No. 22-Copcluded No lo-Submitsed No. 20
-etruch on. No 7oRe~erved No 2-Lester agt Jewett.
On argument Mr. John Reynolds oounss for appelAnt
at p. n. Evening Sesslon- NO. 2-Ccucle ded Nos.
70, el--struck on. No S3-Submttsd. No o7-Purdy,
executor &c sgt Phillips executor, DC. Argued Mr..
Cherries W. sandford council for appellant; Mr. n H.
hox.s counsel for respondent No. 1sJouss agt. Oin
stead: On argument: Mr. n Hm ~ counsel for
ARRKsT or DELLA WEBsTKR.-We learn that Miss
Della A. Webster Was arrested on Saturday evening,
and committed TO the jail OF this city. Mics w. WAS
arrested on q requisition of the Governor Of Ken
tucky upon the Governor OF Indiana, With design
Of conveying hW 10 Kentucky, 70 be tried for an al
legged offence eaid TO have been committed some ten
twelve years ego. But before the prisoner could
be gotten from the State, writ Of ha,eas corpus
was Issued, under which ske was taken out of tbs
hands Of her pursuers and lodged 10 Jail for the time
Icing. Tomorrow, the validity Of the requisition
will be tried before Judge Waller. The arrest was
made In Canaan its vicinity, and has caused very
great excitement In that quarter Tho idea SCENE
20 prevail that nssmuch as her arrest and trial not
long ago, for entcing slaves away from their mls-
tcrs failed not only Of conviction but In showing the
Il ast evidence Of crime, her enemies are now making
her victim Of persecution. by urging an almost
forgotten charge Madison Ba~nc,, Iuis g.
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Release of Cuban FHsibusterS, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 4, 1854
General Quitman and Messrs Thrasher and 6anderson
have been released having given bonds under protest
The steamer Mexico left this city to-day for New York
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From Phaladelplala.

RETURN OF THE eAN JACINTO-A CHURCH ROBBED
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7, 1854.
The United States steamship San Jacno returned this
s.rDoon from her trial trip for testing her machinery
she has been absent days. and has esn tried
under sails and steam, performing 10 the satsfacou OF
ell an board Her speed under not tested in
quence OF the wretchsd quality Of her coal She,
however attained average rpe.d Of eight knots, and
with good ceal will easily make nine.
St. andrews Episcopal Church. in this city, broken
open La, night AID robbed Of nearly the whole Of the
communion pste Among the articles stolen four
st tr plate silver chalces two bread stands and
. large .ih er straineY.
The lightning train which left Philadelphia for Bslt
tmore st IL as p N to-day, of he track st Broad
Creek Msryhnd, killing Benjsmin r. Benson, the
gineer, and Joseph Robinett, fireman No passengers
were hurt.
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Latest releerophic Intelligence.
IIvuRPooI, June %, 1854


The continental news Il very scanty. There Is no
fresh intelligence from the East.
The French Three per Cents opensd at 7af aud rose
to 7sf 4 SO.
On tho 2Sd Narcica Escosgrs, mother Of the former
sstss.er NJ that ssme arrested at Madrid
The following paragraph, dated St Petersburgh l7sh
June. is from the Aoniteur Of yesterday -
Tbs dsmae caused by tbs blockade of the coasts Of tho
Baltic and ths Black s~as be estimstsd prtty
rnrts Thus, 1869, asoa freige,sd vssseis snteret
the porte Of the Baltic and about the number left
thofe pcxts Tbs number Of vessels which entered hc
Black Sea was 2,Coo-totsl, $500 900 tons.
NDTA AND CHINA.
The expresa In anticipation Of the overlsad mall has
arrived brief Abstract Of the principal items
was given ON Monday.
e Russan squadro, is supposedto have taken refuge
ON the coast Of Kamsshatka. One Of It's vessels wss
SEEM about thirty days SINCE ss woosung whore she
had put In fer Intelligence.
After deductng vessels ordered home naval force
thoss Of Gfeen vessels Of the royal navy
mounting "a guns Of 21 steamers Of the Indian navy
mounting 100 guns Of very heavy calibrs and heavy
mr,sl; and Of twelve sailing ships of the service
mounting 100 gums making total Of 81 vessels and 463
guns, excldsi,e Of the French squadron.
1t is not the Russian squadron that Ia feared BY
tile marine, but pirates from California, saiug
under Russian coiors.
CALCUTTA, May Is, 1851.
Freghts have fuctuated having at nrst receded fully
lor but which, after receipt of Of actual In
Europe has recovered.
BoxBAr, May %, 1864
Owing to the few arrivals since the departure Of tho
last mall freighs have advanced from "a Ts Cd to ft
los. to Liverpool, and to London fS
HoSd KoNo, May 8, 1854.
Freights to England, f7 for tea and Es for silks.
AxoY, April %, 1854
Trade unfavorable.
SHANGHAI April %, 1884.
Trade Is excessively DULL
CAEToNThe contin ued unfavorAble advices from the
interior seriously affect the import trade Tho provsoss
were overrun by banditt and the feeling strong
that the picking Of the tea would be affected In those
places and that there would b. bad or short supplies
of II.
AIKxANDRA.-Great numbers Of vessels keep pouring
In for homeward oargoes, but they dnd that there il
little stun for shipment Frcghts consequently at
g. to A. per quarter Prices Of wheat and beans falling
In consequence Of the advoes from England.
Markets.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS d co.'s CIRCULAR.
IIvERPOO June 27.-We had heavy gale Of wind Last
evening from s. W. to w. and this forenoon the weather
Our market was moderately attended this morning,
BY those Of the town AMI Immediate
hood who purchased wheat In retail quantities only;
the best description cannot quote decline on Fri
so..d p'''ss ana the n'aahns prices wore 0'A
The saies Of -four effected were only to limited extent
and these principally to consumers al 37s for Phiia de
pha and Baltimore for ordinary runs and up TO 38s
39s. for good parcels Sours held at 34s. 35s
Indian corn met but sow SALE At 37s for yellow snd
$685. SOS. Cd. for white.
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j q S Il s O R ] j q /.
FOUR O'CLOCK, n. M
ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TEE RUSSIANS IN FULL RETREAT
Reported Agreement Of tho Emperor
to Evacuate the Turkish Territory.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -sas4 81
MFoRTANF PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS
Lord Absrdetn's Speesh on tho War Policy
.M... ~~~~~~~~~S>~~~>>~~~>~~~-
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
~>~~c~~o>~~~~>~c~o~
ILLNESS OF Nj. KOSSUTH.
>>>~~~~S~>~>~>~~>~>>~-
STATE OF THE MARKETS
DO, &c., DO.


The steamship Baltic left Liverpool at p. NJ on Wed
nesdsy, JuSe %.
Passed ahip Calhoun inside the Bell Buoy.
Came out the North Channel.
Passed Cspe Race at p. n, July 4. At9k A. N. on
the 7th, passed nshtship Nantucket south shoal
Passed Sandy Hook at 11.4S r. NJ and arrived ct the
Battery at is A. n the sth-having made the run In
sdays 10 hours 81 minutes mean ame by steam Alone
not having used square sails At a and only few hours
fore and AFT canvas.
The following are the
PASSENGERS NJ TIE BALTIC.
Boz Rqsh % nas.s < NJ: I'D I'd w: H.1y: Mrs D: wor:
=: s..S s.:!y. % sss.s, s:s.:s :isi OAK, E
's::. w eas:s
nlong Mr. and Ars 9ri.ved Mr.: Gum and I've ohnrsn
$:;,!
I; y; =: ,!!ssi :: go
e.. ID 6s.. y: .:: ~
sssS y. s.sn::., Ss.s g.s.. sss
wn T:sl. csssS s.sss us ssas.s sos IS s.s Ss'. .s
c:s r.. Sse'
1hos Eyss. It nr .,s Il. Ali;s. NV Allsn;
T::iss n.: =! s: s:s ~: Ss:s.. .ss =:
'ss s:: II :iS ~. a Az.
sds ' =: s T.. rr:s s.s, y sIsSh.E
Col rHss,Sd.s, ysA H:,ry % wv %cnsss.w % %TsFs:s,
den Miss Strange wr and Mrs. A BroemAn. Mr. Paul Dc
Lepiray. Miss Hndlay. Gregory. Total lls
Tho GotssAead Coseruer states that n Kossuth il
unwe ~ to BE- unable to leave home consequently his
intended visit To Newcass is Of necessity postponed
Rear Admiral Price, commanding at Callao, has re-
esved directions 10 commsncs once hostile measures
against Russian ships and property The admiral
has ordered the Of the squadron practise daily
and ntmates to the men his opinion that there win
b much to bo done upon this station BY tho squadron
under his orders that Great Britain has right to
pect from proper account Of Russian frsates that
known to be upon the station, well Of the
numerous prvateers that IL IL hkown will be-"
gale occurred In thu Bri ish Channel the
2oth ult and many vessels suffered great damage Tho
shp Centurion Of New York, had arrived ut Liverpool
with loss Of mizenmas having In contact with the
Gen. Parkhin during tho night.
The cotton market continued good, and prices wore
tending upward.
Tho funds werc firm, but showed tendency 10 weak
moss. Consols closed at OAK ~
The iron dealers were sxpected to agree upon ad.
vance Of 20s. per ton.
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new CUSTOM Houms
Mr. FurLxs, (dem) Of Me- asked, but did not receive
consent TO report the bin for the erection Of Gus
tom Hsusee.
Mr.. PmIxps (dem) OF Ala asked permission to intro
duoe resolution that and after Monday next the
daily hour Of meeting shall 10 eleven O'Clock in the
i'f 4,. ,asn, - S.v yor. o,,.,..a ..x,,, \.
vas villag 10 meet at nine O'Clock, sitting until two
ana coming back at SIX or sven in the evening.
me ezksg stated the hrst business In order the
motion 70 seconsider the vote which the House yes
Day rsjec'ed the General Appropriation ball.
Mr. Oxs, tdsm Of 8 c., said the sc.ion Of the House
A. m ,ss ssa OIL SS no. sts any sss.s IN
stins In the t hve, six hundred thousand dol
hrs icv crsAin custom houses lie opposed TO- but
After i. 20 n. H1pss as"s shs seeoo
der the vote rejecting the bil asd that
TO consider the vote on e. with the view that Il
Psy be Stricken out Ths bill could then Be passed. All
pendent fes their salaries ON the bill.
NJ iss,os, y ,S l.hitl Of Ky, .as flank % say the
reconsiderntion but they wanted the bill to PASS a. Il
The appropriation for custom houses was
reccmrsendsd BY government, and endorsed by both
Mr.. McMorIkx, (dem Of va, said II the House yss.
terdsy had been fun the bill aoud have defeated
by much Larger majority. He wanted to put down the
Mr.. 0An said the difficulty was that gentlemsD,
atef votnE the smendmens IN nad rfu 81 70 vote Tor
the I'll BE wanted one legitimate and fair, providing
only for such sppropriat autho ze oy law
IN House reconsdered the rejecting The bill and
that ordering ii TO be engrossed for third reang by IS
-agai nat es ~
Mr. srAkrox, (dem OF Ky, moved for reconsiaera-
ticn of the Custom House amendment he remarked he
vas IN fsvor Of custom houses. But fndpg enteen
of tboee who voted for them recording their
seains the bll thought bester to sacrifice the custom
for tie present than the great into
re ets Of the country.
The vote adopting the Custom House amendment
re considered. by s. agsinst 90.
The question required agreeing r. the amendment
IN akDg the appropriation three hundred twenty
on 9 thousand do lars for completion Of th- ci4ton
TO uses et 81 Louis, Mobile Cincinnati Louisville Ban
60 =, Bath, Wilmington, D,i, and for sItc In Rhode
lsl and.
Mr.. HAyfs, (whe) of NJ X, explained his reasons
having voted for the amendment. II u had ben
gnh Proposition, he should not have done so but
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the custom houses have been commenced and should
te dBished. Whether not the anendment shoali be
retained In the bill, he should II. He re
that, whe.the Committee OF Ways and Means rejected
the appropriation for these custom boa,e,. they had
reported In ,he bin an appropriation Of tiSse hnrsa
and ninety 6ve thousand dolars for opera
tioDs on the custom house at New Orleans aud t~s
hupdred and seventy three thousand dollars for the
Charleston som house.
else he should have oprosed IL he did the others
Mr.. ClIsGnAs, (dem.) Of N. c., desired the bill be
sent 10 the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means, Wit. In
structons to report the amendment abolshpg all
tom houses the annual expenditures Of wnicn, say for
q period Of hve years, have exceeded the receipts.
Mr. fRNror, (whig) Of Ky, justified the amenameat
tSi weste,n ana o.nern custom hou.e. sna saaei 70
Ways and Means, while New Orleans and Charleston
because they Atlantic Inserted BY that
.So .ss to ps. ON tn. sub
tect before the House, when
NJ. MeMuIlzx (dem) Of We, rose TO . question Of
Mr.. B4nto except fer explanation.
The hfxAKxR sustained the poiat.
Mr. PRESTON saij hs had merely extended 70 Mr.. Ben
tn the courtesy often accorded e4
Mr. BESroR-n objected TO- shall not speak on the
amendment, sir. ] am willing To Sit down, sir. aa
pat .spl.nng personally but speaking on the custsm
The srxAxER inqulrinqly-The gentleman does not
attach Any blsme % the Cbair9
Mr. BxxroS TN his seat)-I'n tell 10 10 about IT, /
ives speaking Of the custom houses.
The sPxAKxsDoes the gentleman object to the ruiiug
Of the Chair
Mr. BrroE-I don't want 70 make personal expla-
nation
TIE srEAKxR-Then the gentlemen 10 out Of order
Mr. PknToN thought II was time to terminate the de-
bate end moved the previous querfon under the opers
ton "i which tne custom house amendment was axaio
agreed 10 by three majority and the bill passed by
vote Of V against g.
.e PRIVATE crAIxs.
The bill for setng the claims of the representatives
sf Richard ". Meade, deceased, laid the table,
Adjourned
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THE BLACK SEA.

TIE sidon and Tnnexibe arrived 81 Batgchlck on the
~ June, from the mouth of the Danube each having
three vessels In TOW with military clo hn1 nnd most
of them with provisions for the enemy. Three II lhe
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ERIE CANAL ENLARGRAENT-KIDNA APPER CAUGHT
HEAVY GALE AND Less OF LIFE
ALBANY, July Z, 1854.
The Canal Board this afternoon resolved TO enlarge ths
Erie canal between Lockport and Rochester In conform
ity with the plan adopted 18th September, 1850 The
vote stood to 1the state Engineer voting In the
gative
Hsrrn, whs kidnapped solomon Northrop arrest
ed at Sandy Hill, Washington county, this morning,
being recognised BY Northrop. His examination pro-
gressipg
In the heavy gale which swept Lake Ontario on
Last the schooner Duke Of DsSnston foundered
about twenty miles from Toronto and six hands, includ
ing the captain, pershed boy named Bailey was tho
only person saved.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI FRoM LIGHTNING.
CINCINNATI, July Z, 1854
During thunder storm this afternoon the lightning
struck building Columbia street, occupied by Dean
Hale, commission and liquor merchants It set frc to
O. me liquor In upper story and the builiDg de-
stroyed Loss, $50 0ce insured for $40, ,0o0 The ad
joining building was slightly damaged.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
LOUISVILLE, July Q, 1854.
Three large warehouses Main street. Fourth
ard Fifth Streets occupied by Messrs Lewis Wilkes
china deaers; Bened let Kennedy and Lchten Lowen
thai Co., dry goods Dealers were destroyed BY 1re
Tuesday last The total loss s about el2f 000 and u
covered by insurance-principsly In Eastern ofaces
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CARR0LLTON, KY.
LOUISVILLE July 7, 1864.
The disileries Of Messrs, Root & Co. and Mr. Sny-
ders Csrrolton destroyed fire last night to-
Reher with AL the contents and large number Of hogs
The loss Is estimated ~ 500 600.
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The "Angsl Gabsieln Abroad.
ANTTPOPBRY LEOIURES-TERRIDLE RlOT-A CATH0-
LILO CHURCH DESTROYED, ETC.

BATH, Me-, July :, 1854
Tho "Angel Gabriel lectured here on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings against Popery.
On the last occasion the crowd large and dstur
bapce occurred. mob Of men and boys proceeded to
the Old south Church. used BY the Catholics place
Of worship, broke open the DOORS rang the bs and dis
psyed the American ensign from the belfry They AZ
ground.
Ne further destruction Of property took place, but
yelling and hootins sntn nearly morning No arrsas
were mado. ~ tsf-