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Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
One Week Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA,
Gotten Dropping and Declined
HEEA ADsTUEFs EiEA 4.
lNTER rsfINa fRoM TnE hAsf..

INTERESTING PROM THE EAsT'
New YonK. Feb, l6.
The eunard steamship America has ar.
rived at Halifax, with dates from hlverpoo
to the iih inst.-one week later inan the ae
counts brought by the Africa. She ven
ashore On Bird Island as she entered th'
harbor, but will get of at high water Th'
following is n summary Of her news
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
TnE ALLlEn rLEETs.

The allied fleets were at last accounts at
Bessiea Bay, and the Russian fleets were
consolidating at the port of kaifa on the
coast Of crimea. Omar Pacha had crossed
the Danube with Turkish force Of 10000
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

requiring the cnnard steamers to te with.
drawn from thoir present mail eerviee- aud
devoted 10 the purpose of conveying 're'ls
10 Ihe scat of Var.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

NJ We are authorized 10 announce SHELL
ToN WATSON. Esa., a candidate for re-
election /. the Office OF Judge el the Sixth lu.
deial Circuit.
give are authorized to announce THOMAS
HUBBARD, Esq as candidate ior Judge OF the
Sixth Judicial Circuit.
~ We are authorized to announce EDWARD
W. CAN'T. Esq. as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit, at the en-
SUING election,
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
sulr sTeucK ny LIGHTNING .

The ship Wild Rose, which arrived from
New Orleans at Liverpool, reports having
been struck ly lightning on the passnee.-
She was sci on fire and only rescued from
destruction by throwing overheard 30 bales
of cotton.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

Il Hon. X. W. JOHNSON will accept
our thanks for late Congressional fayors'
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
-us the Nebraska
seIsat
Hill.

The Hon. Jeremiah elomcns ex-senator
from Alabama. who is now in Washington
city on professional business, recently aI'
lre5scd the following letter to correspond
=, pn, t in Now York The letter is said not to I.
bnye been designed for publication bu. u
has found its way into the Now ioth n1, anu
Washington City papers, aud We hope la''
it may do goel Lon Io",@''.' % -
The daily union., 1854-03-03
By GREEN 3 SCOTT, Aue,,oneers.

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE PRorERTY.-on Mon
day Sd of April next will offer for sale at public auction
O'CLOCK of the of deed
Peck Wits subscriber bearing the
day May, year eight forty
1874 folios &c. l00 l0 and
land records the of Washington, in The
Columbia all LOTS pieces, parcels
ground being the city of Washington and known
lots numbered a. (22) twenty 2J) twenty hree t2
25) five, and (27 in
06) hundred and the said city together with
dwelling and appunances
belonging
third of purchase cash In hard
nsamen OF twelve and eighteen
the purchasers the deferred
payments, bearing from the day OF sae.v
deed deed OF trust taken secure the payment of
the cost Of the purchaser
purchaser should comply with Of sale in
thereafter right RESELL the
the FIRST giving weeks of
resale Of the newspapers OF the city Of Washington
JAMES RHODES,
Trustee.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
Mar 9-2aw&ds Aucuoneers,
The daily union., 1854-03-03
ro ees sreseatneas

The person will be upon boos, uoes ,
payment Of the subscription be made IN advance.
Distant may forward money y letter, postage
which paid W All rsh BY safs
transmission
Tho COUNTRY PAPER published ui-Seekly aurAg
sons fCongess, md semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than VIII be received
terms proPortoned annual rates.
90 PosTMAsrERs authorized agents and
sending DAILY subscribers with 500 enclosed oI yVA
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enelosed WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed will be entitled OF '
edition they furnish subscribers for, xyaiis
The daily union., 1854-03-03
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, 3,o,,,.
washington county, 70 wi''
ORrHASs' CouRT,
Eabvr,aYV o. lSr
Mar a-2awSds

washington County,
ORrHAss' CouRT,
February "a, 1854
ORDERED administrator of Gen.
Robert Armstrong, Washington county deceased give
creditors Of said deceased by
vertisement week, for three weeks in the Union
Test: ED. N. ROACH,
Register OF Wills.
THIS GIVE NOTICE, subscriber hath obtained
Orphans Court Of Washington county the District OF
administration personal OF Gen.
OF washington deceased All
the said deceased hereby warned
same the subscriber
February otherwise by law
be all benefit Of said estate.
under my hand this 27th day OF February, 1854
ARNOLD HARRIS,
Feb 26-Iaw3w Administrator.
The daily union., 1854-03-03

OF MASSACHUSETTS,
against the repeal OF the Missouri prohibition of slavery
north OF 80 deg 80 min delivered 70 The Senate Feb
uaTy al, 1854.
Gur,ed be he ,hat removsih his sighbor's andnalk
And all the people shalt say, Amen "-Deut CHI xvii
N II.
The Senals having under consideration The bill % es'
|,blsb territorial governments ~ Nebraska and Kan
'Mr. SUMMER saidi
MI. President approach this discussion with awe.
|Tha mighty question, with untold issues, which ln-
.oIves oppresses me Like a porenious cloud sur
|hareed With irresistible storm and rum, II seems TO NIL
|Ss whole heavens, making me painfully conscious how
Unequal am TO the occasion mo" unequal also, is all
| |hatl can say, 10 all hai ieel
IN delivering my sentiments here day, shall speak
lnnkly--accoTdDg 10 my convictions, without conceal.
snt or reserve But If anything fell from the senator
Iom Illinois Mr DouGLAsl in opening this discussion,
wbich might seem to challenge personal contest, de
Dire 10 say thai shall not enter upon It, Lei not word
or lone pass my ips 20 direct at aaa cr momenf,
Iom toe ,aascendant theme BY me side oi which sena
nys and Presidents are but dwarls | would not forget
nose amenities which belong 10 This place. and are
veil calculated 10 temper the anlagonism OF debates nor
cease 10 remember and 10 teel that, AMIDST all di
vprses of opinion are The representatives OF thirty
one sis,er republics knit together by ndssolube ties,
land constituting that Plural Unit which we all embrace
nv the endeaTing name oil country.
The question presented Tor your consideration is not
rpassed in grandeur By any which has occurred in
national history since the Declaration OF independence In
every aspect it assumes gigantic pIopornons whether
we simply consider the extent OF terrtory concerns or
the public faith and national policy which II assas, OF
that higher quesiionthai question Of quss'ion as far
above Others Liberty is above the common things oi
| |lhe-whch il opens anew Tor judgment
II concerns immense region, larger than the Original
thirteen States, veing in extent with all the existing
nee States, stretching prairie, field, and iores-n
rraced by silver streams. skr,ed by protecting mount
uns and constituting the heart OF The North American
ton,nent--only lille smaller. let add, than three
srea, European countries combned-Italy Spain, ant
France, each of which. in succession, has dominated
lover the globe This territory has already been kenet
Ion this floor TO the Garden Of God. The slmude i
ound not merely in its present pure and virgin charac
Ier but IN its actual geographical situation, occupying
cepral spaces on this hemisphere, which, in their gen
ra relations, may well compare with tina, early Asia
home. We are told that
Southwark through Eden went river large;
|o here stream flows southwark which is larger thar
Ihe Euphraes. And here, too, amidst all the smiling
PRODUCTS OF Nature avished by the band OF God is the
oiy tree OF Liberty, planted by our fathers, which
without exaggeration or even Imagination may be liken
|ato
The daily union., 1854-03-03

rNGLISH BOOkSThe undersigned has opened large
u good editions OF books branches
science and bought personally London for cash,
and for unusually low prices.
Feb FRANGK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1854-03-03
CONGRESS >IONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. CHARLES SUMNER

or MASSACHUSETTS,
qans the repeal OF the Missouri prohibition o slavery
north OF SO deg 80 min delivered IN the Senate, Feb
ruaTy a, 1854
The daily union., 1854-03-03
The Pilgrim Fathers.
rIyE CHILDREN THE NEW TL.SrA NENY

i Homeopathy, ia Tenets and Tendencies.
Theorctcai, theological, and Therereuticsi, by Jal
son, M, D., Y. RS E.
Kurion Soaps and Candies.
1he Attic Philosopher in Psris, or Peep at the
Garret; being the Journal OF a Happy Man. Fror
OF Emile sonvestre.
Just received nt TAYLOR h MAUI
Feb Bookstore, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
City Intelligence.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE Tho re-.
uar monthly meeting Of this committee, held last
night ct the Sruyvessn; Institute In the basement.
Richard sche in the CHAIR and xr. Gallagher atsd
a. Secretary The attendance quite large and the
first motion after the usual preliminary proceeting waa
to exclude the reporters Of the press which WAS carried
Why the Committee have taken this new move No can
not tell II they have proceedings to be ashamed Of
they might naturally enough refuse making their ac
known But 30 long ther deosratons are honorable
and upright, there be excuse for excluding thu
press.
MnIrARy-Tm FAIRY LIGHr GUARD The Bininser
Guard passed ocs last night their return from
an excursion to Flushing Long IAland. The guard waa
accompanied by Dodworths celebrated band which gave
us some delightful music they passed by. Ths main
attraction Of this procession Of soldiers was large e.
cor of des which ectaors generally took to be the
veritabe Fairy Light Guard advertised to appear In the
Park soe time SINCE but which did not Tho gallant
officers and high prvatea Of the company led the ladies
upon their arms, next to the band, and above them
waved the atari and stripes without intending any dis
paragemsnt to the male soldiers must say the 70.
male soldiers marched With the precision Of veterans
AMI proved themselves well drilled and worthy of the
corps They attracted much atteotion up Broadway.
Boar hAcE "A sailboAt OF yesterday after
noon from lhones dock, Brooklyn to 90 around Fort
Hamilton and back shch Peter Keecun entered the
boat s. c. Foose from whitehall an Thomas Hsyes en-
tered tho Pride Of the Nark.t from Fulton market The
distance sailed about seventeen miles, time hours
minutes with the siod northwest Stakes go side
The =. G +. Was sailed BY Mr W. Woods; the p. OK
BY shout two miles. The boats eighteen feet
WORKING boats and built bs VIM Dsrng or rather
the Foote was bailt BY German journcymen Of Oar.
lings she IL very pretty boat and very fast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
u. 8. Conn missloner's Court.
Before Ge,. W. Morton, ESQ.
CHARGE or EXTENSIVE sxuaGIr

CHARGE OF EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING.
Sept Tine United States % Lemmey, HslbricM and
Others The parties In this charged with an
attempt TO smugels diamonds ewey In the steamer
Washington. ihe only person brought before the Com
missioner for preliminary examination was Reibrcht
some of the others mot being yet In custody. Tha
Commissioner begged Of he reporters to suspend the
publication Of the facts for gay two until all the
cused were made ansnable This request was complied
with by all the papers, With but exception, and the
publc, thus given has defsa ed the euds Of justice a.
the principal party charged sth the offence has escaped
Arrest up 70 tho present sine
Tbos Brown, lnspe;tor at the custom house, de-
posed that he oOardod shs non at quarantine ON
her coming into Dor from srensn and SOUTHAMPTON.
on Thursday lss- witness the inspection Of
passengers and ashed Heibcbt he had any exctsabo
gcods and he said he hAa not Then searched him. and
found on him geld watches. chains and other articles
which eusmitted to the urveyor he had the watches
In his pockets; there three four they were AL
in bis vest; dn't kr0v in what pocket the chains
we're; he had hles packages in bis vest pocksts which
ne said were imitation diamonds, but he after wards ID
mited that they diamonds The case was adjourp
ed to Saturday next
Before r. E. Still en Esq.
EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING.
STr Capt serrsy Of the brig Ippogrippo, charged
with smuggling between sc, 900 and $4,000 worth II
silks vels cts, &c reported in Thursdays HERALD
was committed to EoIidge str cot JAIL in default Of
SIC, COO surety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

SIR HAMILTON SEYMOUR AND DR.. COTTMAN.-
The famous ambassador who figured in the
confidential correspondence with Nicholas, a
short while. writes letter to the London
Times, which we publish elsewhere, and in which
an attempt is made to impeach DR.. Cottman's
veracity. The Doctor stated that Sir Hamil-
toms effects had been shipped on board the
Anne McAlister; which the ambassador denies.
1t is probable that the former mistook the name
of the vessel on board of which the effects
were shipped whether 1t was or was not the
Anne McAlister is matter of no consequence
The important point was to ascertain whether
the Gar had or had not, as was charged by the
Times and Sir II. Seymour, seized and detain-
ed the property Of the latter, contrary to in
ternational usage and etiquette. DR.. Cottman
said he had not, and In proof alleged that
Nicholas had offered to send them to England
by way Of Prussia, at his own expense. This
most material allegation Sir II. Seymour
ackn owledges to be true and in so doing,
to our mind, entirely destroys the fam
cifhl fabric on the strength Of which both he
and the British journals have represented the
Gear % lawless barbarian, In whose hands
the property of an ambassador was not safe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

THE CLIPPER SHIP SUNNY SOUTH was successfully
launched at 10 O'Clock yesterday, BY Mr. Geo. Steers,
from the foot Of Twelfth street, East River.
THE s7xAssp SANTA ANNA, built at this port Tor tho
Mexican government, left her wharf ON East River on
Wednesday Afternoon o'clock 70 make an nsineer'
trial trip. The ship was built By the Ness1. wss-
tervs and Is Furnished with two oscllatiog engines
bnt by the Fsrrcn iron WORKS She performsdassord-
ing to the opinion of scientific gentlcmsn pesenvcry
well, making BY Neogus patent log ~ knots In IS
minutes--equaling IL knots per hour-wish sixteen
revolutions engines and twelve pounds Of steam She
fully realized the expectations Of contractor builders
and engineers and there reason to doubt bat that
she ia one Of the finest ssamss Of her class In the
world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

To the Editor OF the New YORK HerAlds-
SUnder the head Of Police Intelligence In your paper
to day, am charged with kidnappins seaman BY the
rame Of William smith,, and sending him TO haUe IA
an investigation Of the case before Justice Clarke havs
been honorably acquitted Of the charge made against
wards of two yssrs in the Fourth ward Of this city, and
far my ebsrastsr e conssrnsS can produe. svi
that am incapable of base tranaaction and that
no seaman Tho hes bearded at my house has had
cause to complain Of any unfairness my part, or
from any person In my employment Very respectfully
YOUR ob't servant,
80 JEREMIAH J. HANNIFIN, 90 Oliver street.
New York, Sept. I, 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

SUICIDE By TAKING AN OVERDOSE OF IAuDANUN-Yester-
cay Coroner Wilhelm held inquest upon the body Of
woman named Jane scars, who committed suicide by
taking overdose OF aucnnum Mt her residence, SlS
Third street The deceased had been In low spirits for
some time past and the day of her death she took
a large dose OF the poisonous liquid, which ended her
existence in few hours Deceased mas native of Eng
land, and forty ysAys Vi age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Reese Il Co., combined with the New York
Daquerrofype Company The originator Of those
companies and exclusive proprietor Of the twenty-five
cent dagueIroype factory 2s9 Broadway with Prcfessor
Reese the German hero Of this place the people ~
usual with splendid works Of srt-O.K.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Doebo d CO., FasnA0nab1o Hattexs, l60
roadway respectfully invite the attention Of their GUS
TONER'S and the public TO the fall fashions for gsntls.
mems hats and caps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Rees q Co., the Original - csnt P1ctnro
ahers, 3s5 Broadway, Formerly 2S9,l are nov taking
from GOO TO 500 daily With their original German ma
chinery No connection with any Other eouctyu Oar
only Place of bUjpsaa n SsS BgoadNsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08


Srfr. 7.-N0r -Wn'as Monks plead guilty to being
concerned In Eleventh. Wad ot which took place In th0
fall Of last year The prisoner had been In jail for three
weeks before his trial and In consequence Of this the
court only fined him SO
There being NO further business day the court thss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
Marine Affairs.

TEE OPERA This is the last night Of Grisi and Mario
In "Lucrezia Borgian Of Castle Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Nh CORBYN's BENEFIT AT NmLo's GARDEN One Of the
chief attractions and most pleasant features at Mr.
Mblo really beautifully house is the courteous atten
ton to the comforts of vsiter and II is due to Mr. Cor
byn to say that he has ably carried out Mr. Nibos views
in this respect and many Thousands who visit the garden
are indebted to his prompt and quiet much
of the enjoyment to be found there Mr. Corbyns claims
upon the public in this regard woud be susnt to en-
sure him bumper benefit with ordinary attrac.
tons; but his friends in the profession have rallied
around him in great strength and have thus enabled
him to present most attractive variety Of entertain
ments to. morrow evening Among host of talented
Of the great Eave family, Mile Urea Aathas Paul Bril-.
liant, Paul Julien the talented youthful violnst sfa
Chrome from the Opera trancais Messrs. Frazer,
La sanpa and Eugene FeDeion. Such muster Of ar
tstic talent that Mr. Corbyn is with
Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE IN PARIS
One OF the most Interesting items OF our for
eign Intelligence yesterday, was the announce
ment, in the letter Of one of our Paris CORES
poDdente, of the arrival of the Hon. Dudley
Mann, Assistant Secretary OF State, in that
city.
Our correspondent is embarrassed regarding
the object of this extraordinary visit at this cx-
traordinary crisis in European affairs. we
think, however, that Marcy's desire TO De fuiiy
enlightened upon the affairs of Europe, is at
the bottom OF this confidential mission. In this
view, it is very likely that among the delicate
duties assigned to Mr.. Mann is the very impor-
taDt one Of sounding the Emperor 10 reference
to his policy towards the revolutionary govern
ment Of Spaio and the still more difficult task
Of ascertaining exactly the opinions OF the En-
press Eugenis upon Spanish affairs and the
question of manifest destiny" The Empress
must feel lively interest upon these things,
and her counsels and influence with the Emperor
may have much to do with the final settlement
Of the unsettled affairs Of both Spain and the
Island of Cuba Another object Of Mr. Mann's
visit is to give, we presume, such timely laid
and comfort" to Mr.. Soule as the embarrass-
meDts of his position may demand, provided he
viii submit to nythng Of that kind.
Had Congress granted the discretionary ten
IN lions asked for by rhe President, there would
be no difficulty at all in understanding the
meaning Of Mr.. Mann's appearance in Paris at
this time. As it ia, he may have some such an.
ticipated grant from Congress in his budget
At al events, we feel pretty well assured that
if Mr.. Mann has gone over on the Cuba bust
ness, he will return to Washington about as
wise as when he left it. Cuba is not yet ripe.
'.-AE--
WAuAcK's THEATRE This theatre was opened last
evening" after the summers recess in the presence OF
large and fashionable audience notwithstanding the in
tense heat Of the weather We have already spoken
the alterations recently made In the building They
sist chiefly in interior decora,on-a decided improve.
ment by the wsy 1t gives brlliancy and cheerful
TO the general appearance Of the house The first
piece selected for the evenings entertainment Bour
cicault's comedy Of " The Irish Heiress." Though no
novelty it we'll received and the different characters
wtre sustained with that taste and ability which dstn.
guish the performances at wanacks theatre Mr. Blake
looking remarkably we'll Lord Daventry, was az alb
surdly funny ever Nj Lester ~ Percy Ardent and
Mr. Erougham, Major Fuss, we're both capital Mrs
Hoey, as Nora Miriam, and Mrs. Brougham, as Mrs.
Comfort, equally happy in the parts allotted to
them At the end Of the comedy, signorts Soto made
her FIST appearance In pas seui which she executed
with charming grace In The after pisce "a Phenome.
in Smoch Frock Mr. Vincent appeared as Butter
cup, and Mrs Conover Mrs. Barker Altogether last
evenings performance may be regarded asuccessful
opening Of tie season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOME MANUFACTURES
EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STOIkEs


EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STOItEs
RELlEVING that the interests ofthe Great West, and
II OF the people Of Evansville and vicinity in particu-
would be much pfomoted by establishing Clothing
Factory In this city, and being aware that Clothing can
be Manufactured in superior and at less cost
In the West than in the East, have established
Clothing Store in this city, where we will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL Clothing OF the best
quality, all OF which will be made under our own super
vision at York prices tie Styles
and Of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables rs TO compete with
ANY HOUSE In THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentiemen's Furnishing establishment, In which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock OF Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs are Of
the neaest style and best quaty and as one OF the firm
Is Practical Workman, and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, we enabled to WARRENr a
good DIT in all cases, sale.
We also keep OF hand every variety Of Tailors Trim
mings. and Agents for SCOTS Report Of Fashions
. Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing
their own material.
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful their individual friends
for past avors, and solicit acontnuance of these
favor for the new enterprise they pledge thems vesto
merit all the confidence that be reposed In them
Store on Main street, between First and Second SIS
mh3l- RALElUH & 0'NElL.