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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

WORK HousE.-We hear that n committee of the Ci, e
COUNCIL have under consideration the proprety Of
purchasing 10. OF ground, belonging to Mr. Blakey and
other property in charge OF Mr. Fendal Griu back of
Union Hill, ss site Tor a Work House.
The property in view comprises about sixty acres with
Two or three spacious buildings which for the
would be fully adequate accommodate cousi,erab,
number OF the class OF individuals for whose benefit
an institution is designed.
The possession of such extent of ground In
ton with Work House, would be found eminentv adj :
vanageous. II would prove in fact profitable specula
ton for upon 1t would he raised by the labor of the in
mates an amount of produce which would not only
ply tbe institution ITSELF but the Poor House which in
present maintained by outlay Of IS 900 a year for
provisions.
II WAS deemed advisable have vegetables or any
garden produce for market the location referred to would
present facilities which few other places in our suburbs
command The market Is convenient TO it, while every
facility Tor the conveyance OF manure etc. exists.
10 all We regard this n capital speculation and one
which II properly conducted would effect great saving
to the City, II this site was purchased, sufficient accom-.
mediation could be afforded in the dwelling now on the
farm, for sufficient number commence Operations
with. There would be necessity for an immediate,
heavy outlay-nohing than would be necessary 10
repair the present buildings The could
be enlarged from time TO time the requirements in
creased.
It the Council contemplated the erection of any estab-
shmcnt ct this Sort they shall find much the adyau-
tage OF the city to purchase this property bubble opn.
ion has any force judging by the universal cry raised in
this city in favor OF Institution this SOFT they will bo
bound to ye despite their ardness and ubsuacy hit.
erto In this event hold speculation TO which
REFER as the best that could DO entered upon the ends
OF wise aud proper economy. 1t will immediate
outlay OF from $4,000 to $4,000 for Workhouse Der
maps, upon site where field FOR labor would exist in
connection with it,
We throw these suggestions without hope Of their
being acted upon. Indeed have long since
OF moving that body to the contamination OF any us.u
purpose and feel that remarks IN this connection
will have precisely the weight Of previous ugges
tons.
We brought frequently under their notice the necessity
lni Il
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Letter, Business must ee addressed to the hd"rs q
hs Waic." 49,,
ThI. n ssnding ought TO be AL, and will
no departed from. Obituary notices exceeding eight
n mes are charged Tor as advertisements.
~ will be charged the advertise
meuta
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BURSs, THE FUGTlvE.-Anthony Burns, the fugitive
slave, whose in Boston recently gave rise TO so
much excitement arrived ia this city yesterday morn
ing by the steamer jamestown, in charge OF the U. s.
Marshall for the district Of Massachusetts, and five or six
police officers from Boston, lie surrendered by the
Marshall A. H. Ryand TO the Mayor, in the absence OF
Hr. VIM Brent, the owners sgent in this city.
Burns, while at the American Hotel on Yesterday
morning, was visited by hundreds of citizens who
seemed anxious TO him. II but natural that such
curiosity should exist in connection with one in whose
regard the great absorbing constitutional question Of the
made In tho The fellow seemed happy at h4
change Of location He said he never experienced real
hardship until he got among the Northern phanyopis
They gave him hell" As he, himself, PcrtiUen'y re.
marked
es in charge Of the City Ililor awaiting the re.
turn of Mr. Brent He will be transferred from here
to lis owner, Mr. Snule, at AeSandtia.
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AMEs WOODIOusE EaRe sau.Ts h,, NM l.si - -.

- follosing Books: 49, ' W. vac
Mensley, story without MorAl-T5c,
Our Parish Annals OF Pastor People with
n delightful book for home reAdug-Sl,25
hob OF the Bowl legend Iniyo,'s nv I u R.,,.,-
auvhot OF swallow Barn. 4c, revised ediiIon-sl25
n'hafins Walton or the Rebel Of Dorchester a. Sn,
author ., The femssee &c, revised edi,lon-s 95
noore suppressed Letters-Sotes
Moore to his music publisher James Po5cth. ~
% Va suppressed In London with letter from
Thomas Grafton Croker, Esq, ilu.,rated-sl5D ' '
farmingdae by Caroline Thomas Wh time and r,,i.,..
'he Muoerry Lea becomes Satin vol IL mo 4
non Mrs Noons Poems-1he undyng One Sorrows OF Rosa
~, sns p.ner rosms ny the Hon. Mrs. Norton-.i.
ne hNe OF the Bee Hunter Repository OF the sk.tehe. In
Guiding peculiar American and RTa so
ny a o. ihotpe OF La Illustrated By sketches na,ure-s
R Of EnEi.h ReadaT adapted to capae.
Personal Narrative OF Tx orations and Incidents In Tx,.
New Mexico, California, Spnora
ht states and Mexican Boundary
years sO to 1888 By John Russell Bartlett nsr
jeiO 'HTS -,
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ELXTENsIvE sALE. oF yALTAmLE mTILn

b. mo LOTS on MilsiIALJ AND isTsfRFgts Am nS
on 1s Ja3. k al ~ S1an W. n b.
n T'T. Sna 5g az 's s9u, a 9sTe
aud running back on i't-'teet l6l eeeomprg Marshall
wi Allen "a ,Wo story framed house. and oi ofa
a@d o. q tt Ana 'sngin T s gs
ana @ on S y r. psvo Mort, Of
ogTE gr9Is E 70 " & Gs asG brick building
convertible toto .o enemsnt, sec9ndly lois ~
WA NH; Yourthy vacant q 90 FEET font; PI.hy
5 @ '59 5 E , on H.. veg. I6 S y 5 e. r. MyS
sa' i,ge o. li ,.ss, latter pf9psr 70 be divided
e ra'tne ofj'hsee, opposite to the above Pfatr
Zoe Thoe ofhs improved portion Or the above property f. In
good repair and now esupisdby the best tenants al r rents
aud so oiuctye brought into market aud &c Believed @
pleasant residences and choice building lo' viii hardly again o
Pia,' Of III, property may be stour omee.
T,nnyor he properly on i' an1 Ms..hal 'lree o,'h
balance att and month"; Credit payments bsar intes.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aue,ions.r,
sale VIII . e on In s fSIy y RsS prove o" %
Nov HEtDY.-The new Edition Of TATE5 GMERroGs
~ FORM BOOK, revised and corrected by A. II Sands, Eq
" jsS ~" '''' ''''' ''' ''' 'n aoaRis Publisher
d. To- . ~. y 9o r' FS%r q S Is
pest Of the season 10 hair s'' Sn gs. Siss
, pockets P'P Rn SE S %SS ;s
N A6h1k VOLUMES LONDON " OhS.-Wil be read
SDDO this Tuesday, Ja-e 1st morning Exhibition
huisar fhe largest aud best objection ~ ondOn
have offered for long time Persons who have taste for
and beautiful Books, will mil many u please ther.
jss 0EO. N. WEST, Nos. hanis Pvehsng-
VERY BEST ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THUNKs.-
Hard I sosas sso m.s. 'b 81 o. s.g
Pa who We consider the best maker Of
hes Trunks are made expressly order, and
mend them TO be strong and good also Yaees Hand
! ~ PGrNEy, WATTS PurvsY
! NV MISM-NEW uUsiC.-P n, TAYLOR has
~ Jut received the foloEing Music.
The Mer y, Merry Vintage Maid.
The Magic Of Home.
/ Lilly
the Modern Belle.
| In the spdug sEeotly sng
The Hunters lay.
| - La Dsle sElts watsJ, By Charles d'ATbsrt
jW A. his MUSIC STORE, 100 Han 81,
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b5O hGHEso AL.iI His.-I ....,.. -

Il &6A ACRES ALBluAnII 1000 80
~ sALE1we oher for sale a small Farm, cOnainin
ABOUT 49, ares, within mile Of Depot Virgins
Central Rai,roa the immediate vicinity the ue
southwest Mountain Farms neishborhoOi that
ceent society cannot he surpassed The advantages
are many and varied. Thc budns ordinary. sru,
t'n Tor nne improvements cannot BE- eNce-d
the lind - well and the wLole abou de pure Sprin
sa,cr With two large branches running through II.
FOR furiAer inform alton, terms &C, apply
RUFFIS L AUGUST
Gs1srd Agents for Ia sale and purcIs of Lands arr a..
Iury Store " n. n. zimmerman, No. 1873 In street RicI
HgOnd, "a i.'s-ts-f.s
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/ SCHIEFEEIIN BIEOEItGn> >... ,nS-.
- SALE DRUGGISTS, New York. have no
/ Ham street corner OF Beckman.
Importing the leading DRUGS from their original markets both
Europe and the Fast Indies also French English Ckem
Gals peIiumry, TOOTH Nail aud Hair brushes, Hair Gloves
straps, Paris and Trieste Sponge Cork
on the most reasonable terms Orders either
| mail. will their al L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

JOHN u WALrliALL, is the ony authorized Phy
~ clan IN virginia. except rs who
TO treat charity eAse practice Dir Branerd system Of
treating diseases OF the Eye, which has proved
aud Invaluable by this system which painless In the
eni partial and total blindness Inflammation eye
aPpeniages intolerance Of light falling eyed
nr from age or disease catarsc Ae OF years
sandirI have been cured perfect
cutting wash minutes often sny seconds
applications OF Instrument. OF
been benefited by tho without
" "
DIR wa,hSll be consulted, 10 A. NJ from
letter. ~ ~ - .
Zee for consultation 81 For prescription and
FOR visits aud additional treatment, charge
SS No letters answered without the money enclosed.
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NEW SIII,I,III

ENoR THE LADlES-Lades' Cater Il ot, N, 81 40 md 40
very nice .rteeju' received also Ladies ssTrnh
velvet lie
pubic want OF thing in the way Boots sho, TTunt,
10 give US cali We keep good foods ana and
VIII ssil thea as low rs any house in Virginia.
jei PuTNEy ATS. "a prrSpy
tnMSTSLL Nt The Heress q FaIdOwa Castle. .5c.
~ The Whimsical Woman: by Miss Carlen
Alone: by Lady OF Richmond.
Marin MeTrivAr: by No 1
woman lhauenee aud womAn's Mission. IS en- 8
Tempest and Sunshine, or Lie Kentucky. rs cents
Types u Mankind: by Mott Gidion
kips CataeoGbs Of Rome. 10 cents
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E. j. II. MCAMpBELJ.

dIIURNET 1T TIW, LEIINGTON "a
HShNtiUhs in the Courts % EocKnRIDoE .rGrr, H,rE
EorlIrKT and lSScunrEo and gives difer. an, lr1
~ 70 hs Profession, as done
HnthIncos nade w., t,. -. 70
'UNE NEW LINE OF TELEGRApH.-R,ok.fo for
= SUBSCRIPTION TO the stock building line OF House int
Washington Pet
ok w be open MSndav June Ilh, Excl nnyr and
aunhs nous. o. Mes-Ts II. 4. PAo Of
ne hShmond VI patch where all who feel H. having
nam-s. '''N W ''"'e 'h'H
should be embsrd that Washington the new n. will
connect With the New Yo Washington PRINTING T,rtanh
Company blouse ne thereby securing large connecripr hui
ness TO the new line Ia all directions.
BOOKS r piion will also be Petersburg md Nor.
ok In 'e" Gays. Notice will be given at those places
jeiC-3, yIsc,,c T.I.,,. - T. -, ", .uLhS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

~ brhnne~ saianandrr snfe-t:ayiers phIcnl-Ro,rar
inc sole Manufacture in the United States
safes-and
Lock and Crosbarthe best Safes In The
notu; 20 whom the highest premiums
the eommceofthe Metropolitan
ton aud the American Institute York Depot No no. pI
stf.et
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]e' Nos and Exchange Place. Riri.2ond Va
p edmond COLLEGE.-Ths subscriber, for The
t a,s SIXTY thousand dollars in epdywmen, OF
samento h,r bonds for the same on the ih in,
Payments can be TO me. EDWIN WopT,i a. mss
JeS-lm
YONSETs-DONNETs-ln order 10 close ou, INV .,,.r a,
I'D BonnetT, will from this lay them al yery Low NJ.
Jez tlLhS l.. JOhSsO No 81 Mar ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

CLAY PLEAsANTS aud JOHN n GUY hIIORSEY's At
LAW Uoochand Courthouse Va will practice
Of doochand, Louisa, PiuvaDna and PoThaan je2-2lV2w
Hp EMOyAL-slMUEL SUTHERLAND, wholesale and retail
1U sPORT.NG EMPORIUM, l32 Main street, Richmond Va
ogoe Eagle sgu.re ha, Of
GUNS, RPLES PlsTOLS WALKING CASES, FISHING TACKLE
Se In the state together With general assortment OF
and Sporting articles. :,
Cors REyOLERs, all sizes
REEOLNERS OF all other makers
PISTOLS 81 Kind and description
DiNons, IIwkesiey's and Sykes POWDER PLAsKS
SHOT BAGs; POUCHES BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING PLAsKs
GUN WADDiNG
Ens.h and German Singles and Double GUNS by the case or
single one, at all prices
CAPS " 80 '' ''''
A general assortment Of Pocket CUTLERY
IutIng and BORie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, Of all celebrated make
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FIRE AND HUistLAit iIsUUt sArl

FIRE AND BUiSGLAu rIsOot
DEPOT.
NHTM McFARi AND a. Co, 81 Maiden anr. ~ York
w BANKS, JEWELLERS and COUNTING HOUSE SAFES Of
evey Ee, constantly hand for sale and every
respect.
, 49, New York, April 9Th, 1854.
Mes RS VIM. Mcfarland 4 Co.
GenemenIi gives pleasure to inform that SAT-
preserved my books and uninjgre the
Shich thing my premises consumed and
though exposed throughout the heat
tents ned unframed. The Safe, with
think, for anCnher trial.
Respectfully yours,
ielS-Gn-fyAsl n JENNY = s,n,h William
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

dATi GHiTTtN Fun stLE.-Jus published ana for S1Ir
| - the 9Th Volume OF Grattan's Reports, at e.
Also ior sale, errngs Statutes 10 par ct Shep-
NERDS continuation Of Hehing vols a. % Nr
gina, vs.; dimeTs IL t2 and Randolph vols Leigh vols
inclusive, Robinson
volume Sessions Acts and Journals various years 81 per vol
Apply I, the Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

TlpoEr SHooIrSo Tho Grays had their annual target
practice at Clark's Spring yesterday Private Tray
lor took the prize medal The shooting was admirable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13


IIoos--Messrs. Sto1rns & Brummel have at their d..
among which could be several lots weighing at least
three hundred and fly pounds Many Of them are of
neat symmetry and medium size, fat Il Is possible
for any animal TO be-
They fed upon the wastes remaining after the corn
s subjected 10 The necessary process for dista ton
The whole number averaged at twenty dollars each
which they expected to leave immense pro
ht.
Their food Ia made up In largo reservoir from which
II passes through wooden cutters TO tho pens II d
ued to the sub,anoe Of thin huid capable OF evacuation
by tho same that water may be carried off,
IL requires at least ak hands TO keep them
supplied and render any other attendance necessary
MEETING OF TnE CoUSciL-The city council held their
regular monthly meeting on yesterday.
We shall give any part OF the proceedings
which may DO Of interest.
HUsrrYGs CoURr.-Tho regular monthly term Of this
court commenced on yesterday
George Drew, a fellow Of mixed color charged with
attempting 10 steal from Royal Blackburn Of mo-
ney which he had carefully folded up In pocket hand
kerchieL and placed over press was ordered 3d. lie
was engaged untyug the bandkeicief In blackburn
house when detected.
John Burke, the young man who took VIM b. Raglsnd
horse out Of his yard few nights ago. and having taken
II Rockets aud put into yard for which he sent
for stealing was acquitted being ascertaned
that he IVES non eompos menhB
Granville Montell, charged with stealing Alexander
Kerrs COW, was cent on TO The Court Of Hastings.
Tlpogr SHooIrSo Tho Grays had their annual target
practice at Clark's Spring yesterday Private Tray
lor took the prize medal The shooting VAS admirable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
Hnnn tCRIas OF VALUABLE wOOD LiND.-About
n WV miles below Richmond near the William. burg

Road for
The subscribers are authorized to sell abou, 900 Word
and ABOUT miles Richmond and the
adjoining he land. OF Mr. Richard Gaskn Williamson Allen and
others TIE land fJr the most part With
fine WOOD aud valuable n
business or In brick making whilst the prefer
whole tract they will still divide IRON loo 10 200
acres, " pI ficHidriv desirsd.
~ plan OF the property be office. To
VINO VIII buy the whole whole Opportunity
when me purchase money be nearly realized the sale Of
by amply securing the purchase money, liberal
given, bearing interest Apply
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

APPOMATroX RIVER, IS CUMBERLAND COUNTY Pog
SALETe subscriber oilers Tor sale the knoH
Mill Mount formerly the residence MontgneT O.bTns
situated the waters Of AppouaitoT and Gu ma Greek
the County o Cumberland Immediately the vicinity Of Nh.
stony Point Ms Mn Mount contain, 93i acres. acres
original forest 223
the AMI Creek aud ms In Tobacco lois on ana
TIE dwelling housed large and one and stnatsd on
the beautiful and in Eastern ygn
The neghorhool 10 proycba Tor health and lts hne
The subscriber being IN bad health determined 10 sell v
bargeln be had by early application him. any other fr
that be be addressny the snc
byrs stony Point Mills, r. o. Cumberland County Va " '
Jel3-c2m STEPHEN O. AyDynsOy
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MEETING OF TnE CoUNciL.-The city council held the
regular monthly meeting on yesterday
We shall give to- morrow any part Of the proceeding
which may DO of interest.
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Inn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1884.

TO CONTEMPORARIES.
The daily union., 1854-02-15
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1854.
rRENcH aroI.IA1InNs.


Mr. HAMLlN, now move TO take up Tor consider
tlons
Several SENATORS O no. o no.
MIR. HAMllN. | will state IN word why ask 10
take IL up. Il assigned for Monday OF This week.
For reasons which The Senate will know, 1t could not
well come up on that day | now ask that u may be
considered In the morning hour do not know sena-
tor who proposes speak upon it, II there s when the
hour OF one O'Clock arrives will move TO postpone II
uli tomorrow morning. Let us hayea few minutes IN
me morning hour TO dispose OF H. think there is no
disposition to discuss II.
The motion to take up was agreed to--ayes ~. noes
H-and the bill was considered in committee OF the
whole.
Mr. HAMLlN. Allow me 10 say that the bill is yer.
balm that which passed this body at the last Congress-
Mr. DODGE, oil Iowa | wish 10 have the bill read.
Mr. PETIT. Let II be read.
Mr. DODGE, OF Iowa, II am not mistaken In some
copies which have oil this bill, there Is section.
and important one that looks to the protection OF
The interests OF the government which is omitted in this
bill The word OF the senator from Maine Mr HAM
LIN would be amply sufficient upon any fact which he
would assert upon positive knowledge; but have had
comparison made between two OF these bills, and il ap
rnent OF attorney for The United States, has been
omitted.
Mr. HAMLIN. | only say this, that The bill which |
have offered taken from the files, and ls identical
with tba, o last year; that if there is an omission IT
has escaped my attention. and have objection to hay
ing Il corrected
The bill was read.
Mr. DODGE, OF Iowa hnd, MI President, that
right in relation 10 the OMISSION and my friend from
Maine is mistaken | therefore offer the following
amendment additional section;
The daily union., 1854-02-15
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1864.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

EXECUTIyE COMMUNICATIONS.
The PRESIDENT + pro TEN laid before the Senate a
report from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in to
resolution of the Senate oil the 3ls ult calling for a
statement Of the amounts paid TO the OF certain
vessels sank for the defence of the hatbor Of Baltimore
in 1874; which was read; and, on motion by Mr..
PEARCh, 1t was ordered to be lsi1 on the table and
printed for the OF the Senate.
psBATEs IN SENATE.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. also laid before the Senate
letter from Robert Armstrong, esq, proprietor OF the
"Union newspaper, asking 10 be relieved from the
gagenent which he has assumed 10 publish entire the
proceedings and debates OF the Senate the reasons
signed being that he cannot carry the engagement
without sufTenderng the columns of the paper slmos,
entirely The proceedings Of the Senate and thereby
rendering II impossible TO do justice 70 ihe proceedings
and debates OF the House and farther, that the con-
pensaton paid by the engagement barely covers the
necessary expense; that matter of profit there
nducement 10 continue u and he therefore asks that
the arrangement shall cease after this week.
Mr.. HAMLlN moved that The communication be re-
ferred TO The Committee on Printing which agreed
TO.
Mr., JOHNSON. Mr.. President, wish TO say word
The daily union., 1854-02-15

Ga motion by Mr.. SHIELDS. the Senate then took 70
aBd proce~ded 10 d ~ cominil,ee of The whole
Senate bull No. l9-oeiog "a bill 10 authorize the say
Of Illinois to select the residue of the lands which sns
u entitled under the act of the "a March, ls27 grauuM
land 70 aid that State IN opening canal 10 conned
waters OF The Illinois river with those OF Lake heni
gam" which bill had been reported from the Comnht,
on Public Lands, with amendment TO inser, sih y,
word estate" the words "subeot 10 private eag :, =
81 IS per acre !; that the clause will then read ~
of any of the unsold public lands in the Stale sao"
private entry al 81 % per acre." &c. ~
MIR. SHIELDS. | will state that this b is ln'spqTss
merely to make up deficiency 10 an old gram. VA
law Of 1877 gave certain number ol acres OF public %
to the Slate OF lilIoos, and portion OF that lapd va
the mean time sold 5y the governmental very smaa
ton. This bill ~ intended merely 10 make up lhs.
cheney. u has herstofore frequently passed The es
but has failed IN the House Tor want of time. !,
The question being then taken upon the apendmeh
ported from the committee il was agreed to. 40
No further amendment being offered, the bill was
reported 10 the Senate as amended, the amename,n
the commiitee Of the whole concurred 10, the bi oo
70 be engrossed for is third reading. By unanimous
sent, The bill was then read the third time and passes"
REPORT FROM COMMITTEE i
Mr. BAYARD. The Committee on the Judlclal}
whom was referred Senate bill No. 27-being ~ ~
provide Tor the execution by the eodrts OF the ~ ="
States oi commissions to take tes,iinOny, issuuh
courts ot iustlce OF friendly nsoasbaye duseleo w
report the same back wih certain amendments, apo
ommsnd iis passage after being 90 amended
The daily union., 1854-02-15

On motion by Mr.. HAMLlN, the Senate resumed the
Consideration OF the bill g. 36) provide for the
tanment and satisfaction of claims of American citizens
for sposons committed by the French prior TO the 3st
day Of Jay, 1901.
Mr. ADAMS Mr.. President, ask the yeas and nays
upon the passage OF iha bill
Mr, PETITE Mr. President, when the further con
sJeralion o this bill postponed last week, had the
few; and will now, with the indulgence OF the Sem
ate, proceed to say them, promising that shall he very
short, am admonsbed by ibe appearance my left
lpontng 10 the desk o Mr. HoUsTos, which covered
with books that the senator from ieyas prepared for
one OF his greatest batss having heavier battery and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
TIE FOURTH IN NEWARK. ~. -.

The day celebrated with more than usual spirit.
Indeed tlere were three four celebrations One OF the
finest was by citizens Of the North Ward who had 40 ora
ton from THEODORE RvNYoS Esq in the Second Freshly
,cron Church, and grand display OF fireworks in the
evening.
The general celebration under the grand marshalship
OF Capt. McLear made avery handsome display. Military
companies from Beeyo, Orange, and other cities were
present. The civic ccioes numerousy represented
Notwithstanding the heat OF the day, the procession was
about half-a-me long. The exercises held in tho
theater where WILLIAM T. RoswsoS, Esq, delivered
Grafton, dwelling principally the character and ca
of GEORGE WAsHsuToS with extracts from bis writ
iDgs. At the collation. af,erwerd at De Costai Military
Hall speeches made by Gen. Collins Capt. McLear,
Col Hamilton, " Pet Halstod w. l.. Robinson John c.
During, &C., &C. Everything passed of TO the highest
qualification Of the citizens and with the bcs. dpay Of
united national feeling.