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A DOUBLE SrRIKE.-The Easton (Md.) Ca
sette says that the free blacks Of Trappe Dis
trict have held meetings, and resolved not to
cut wheat for less than 50 per day. The far.
ners have also held a meeting, and resolved
not to give over 81 So
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i Norman, vol, 1854
The Virginia hot Springs, by Doctor Goode vol,
Burka's Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia, l
The F.uquiss White Sulphur Springs, BY visi
The White Sulphur Papers, by Marx Pencil, one
Trip to the Virginia Springs, by a LADY. n.mnhlrt
Also Guide Books, Route Books, TrayeIline Mans
av, an a. s-.,-, fRANCK TAILOR.
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FIRST PRINCIPLEs.-A writer from the
West, in abiding to the present high price of
provisions of all kinds, states that {. the higK
price of -four causes many to fall back on orr
ginal principles-corn bread"
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COMFORT FOR SINGLE FoLKs.-If, says a CO.
temporary, Adam and Eve got married before
they were a year old, and the veteran parr
buckled with widow at 12O, bachelors and
spinsters may we'd at any age they like, and
find shelter under great names for either early
marriages or late. .s...si 3D..
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SUMNER LODGINGS Mr.. Michael William
McCabe, of Toronto, has been provided with
quarters in the Philadelphia county prison on
q charge of fraudulent insolvency. Certain
$50, 900 rH
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No WoNDER.-A protest has been made in
England against the recognition of American
d. DIS, or degrees conferred by American
Universities upon persons in Great Britain.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

By reference to our telegrsphic column II
will be SON that the lower branch Of the Con-
nectscut legislatars have passed resolutions
csnsurne Senator Touoey's course On the Ne
brasks bill. The ssme body have passed .
bill virtually multiplying the fugitive slave
Law. The.e must be something peculiar about
the political atmosphere Of the capital OF Con-
nectcut. A certain Convention, We believe,
was held in Hartford, during the late war
with England. Can it be possible that ito sur
viving mmbers have been elected to the Leg
islature?
At the lime of going to press, no adings Of
the steamer Europa, now fully due ct Ne"
York, With three days later intelligence from
Europe sss-zas5 g -.Isr'--4z 10y
The storm of rain which visited rs yesterday
Afternoon, reached as far north a. New York
''coolingof' the heated atmosphere Of that
and the Intermediate cities in the most CRATE
full manner. Within twenty-four hours, the
mercury las fallen ton degrees.
The rush for Europe this season is unpreoe
dented, More passengers are applying fol
berths onboard the Collins and Cunard steam
ers than can be accommodated.
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GONG TO WIscoNsIN.-It is stated that a
company from the State of Maine have recent
" purchased 10000 acres Of land in Wisconsin
Tor the purpose Of cultivation and improve
ment, and pay IS per acre, of $2OO, geo. u -s.-
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One OF THE SUMNER REsoRTs.-In Wheel
ing, on Monday last, the mercury rose to 90 in
the shade $685.
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N THE GIANT OF THE MONTBLIESy
HARPER for July.
Single Copies Is cents-to the trade $l5 per 100
1-- CONTESTS:
Fourth OF July On the Hudson-The Cat kills
The Holy Week 1t Rome-Napoleon Bonsparte-Tbe
Newcomes. and variety Of entertaining articles by
Ike Marvel, Abbott, 1hackeray, &c.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
~ J. ELuER CO.. -
Columbia Place, It'll street. Washinetop
And by WIN. TAYLOR co,
228 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
~ Agents for all the popular New Books, Mega.
zines ana Newspapers. je 20-2ts
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a. eMrrH's DYSPEPSIA OoRDiaL-This delicious
compound Is offered - positive cure in all cases OF
Dyspepsia. or dsrsngemsnt Of the Digestive organs
Certificates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle It Is entirely vegetable and free from any
isleterious substance. For sale BY z d. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and retail by d.. SMITH, Is and 20 South 18th st.
Philadelphia. may e-d
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At O'Clock the House adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY.

PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY
SENArE.-Mr. Seward moving to take up the
bill for establishing an United States mail SER
vice between San Francisco and Shanghai,
addressed the body at length in favor of that
measure. e. .-a
After Intellectual efforts made by various
Senators to get up different bills,
Mr.: srmner presented petition from an
| interior town in Massachusetts for the repeal
of the Fugitive Slave Law; referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The Senate then went into Executive session
HousE.-In the House, to-day, Mr. Faulk-
ner, after brief explanation concerning the
condition of the business before the Military
Affairs Committee, asked leave to move to
| make the bills for the improvement of the CON-
dition of the Army the special order for the
9Th of July, proximo.
But objection being made, leave was net
granted. - ..'. -. - =
Mr. Mace asked leave to make q personal
explanation, which, he remarked, was due TO
himself and Mr.. Richardson, of illinois, and
leave being granted, Mr.. NJ proceeded to ex-
plain that he was In no way responsible for a
dispatch to the New York Times accusing Mr..
Richardson of perpetrating frauds in incor-
pOrating provisions in the Nebraska bill. DC.
The bill to change the postage rates was
Mr. Olds withdrawing tue pvuu..x
to refer it, offered an amendment designed to
prevent speculation in post Office stamps and
| ranked envelopes, addressed the House in IA
vor of the bill
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, addressed the House
against the clause in the bill forbidding the
payment Of postage in the current coin Of the
country. -. ~, -
The bill was further debated by Mr.. Jones
OF La, Sage, and Washburn of Iii.
Mr.. Ready moved to lay the bill on the
table; = L.
But the question being on agreeing to the
amendment Of MI. Olds, it was agreed to: and
then, as amended, the said bill was ordered to
its third reading, ere our report went to press.
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SLAVES Captured IN EIGHT YEARs.-From
$40, up to 1S4S, the British cruisers on the
African coast captured 594 slaves, Of which
$50 were condemned, and liberated 1924
slaves The entire less to those engaged in
the slave trade caused by these captures is
estimated at 93O, 200, or nearly $3.50, Oo0,-
n(l
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IHE Fastest YsT,-Ap express train re-
Gently ran from Syracuse to Rochester, N. Y,
a distance Of sightyione miles, ~ ,,sInetyy:,sis
HsnuteS!o ;tnes E.g ee-.-hEs .ss5r5-s< = !. ~
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EscAMBIA Cnourr COURT, i
Jxne Ter,s, 1854.
Joseph Sierra
4 Petition .
for partition
-oad Lands.

$50 NJ s.. s..cc, Ssa'se Term, 1854. !
x =. Joseph q. SEER. sal i Petition. aai
John Isabelia Brosnaham q Sor partition &
Pitsarn Irene Morrison 20 , O Lands -
i PoS the petition of Joseph Sierra for partition
Designated on the Map Of said Ey, e. Lots, Or paris
OF icts Hos "a IS % q, 49, 203 2ol 49, 22a, pa,
Zl7 S9, 300, s07, 100, 170, ls4 49, ~ md s3itnp
rison do not reside in the State Of Florida, il b
tneEe1ore ordered that publication be made weekly
Rr tnA spAcs o. two months to one newspaper print
sd ln the Bfats OF florida one in the cify of Nex
xotk and one "a the city OF VS. shinets 4, feouirins
sess sai9 be and sppear at the next term
o. sns Court, and plead, ansv er or 1emur to III
pro eon1asso, ana heard ex paFte. :, 'r~A,rr
I'd, p@og.s asw Y 20 e FfNLxY 81 .sGss
Judge, Western Circuit stats Of Yiorida:sy
. uk1ssAooLA. June 2oth, 49,. sjs2a-iaw2p
"A LOT Of 0LDa NIWNfZ PFn9 No1 e111 q
80" vS<5VA' may A-tfs
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THAT WILL Do. 1T having been snubbingly
charged upon New Bedford that she had sent
few OF her sonsto College, the Mercu,g replies
that its population has been elsewhere to cb-
tain midnight Oil" for others. nut %
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Il Our citisens. and others about visiting
the watering places, will be Furnished with
the Star, by leaving their address at the
Evening Star counting room.
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Concert and Pic Nic for the
llS Rene Mt Of s'Queen's Chapel."-A
dinner and Concert viii re given at ssBelle Air"
the residence Of Col. Brooks, about mile from
The Warrington Cemetery, "a half hours ride only
from the city, on the 4th Of July next for the bene-
&c Of Queens Chapel. The grounds will be thrown
open to visitors st o'clock 8. m. -.
The ladies' In charge Of be Chapel make this ap-
peal to generous public, and trust, that as no ex-
pense Mif be spared to max. everything pleasant
and Agreeable thrergh every department, the viii
meet with success the mo 'erste sum Of so cents
only will be charged for sdmittance.
An omnibus will leave the corner Of 9th street
and Pa avenue, at 8 O'Clock q. m and at O'Clock
p. n.
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80 The present 6psniah force stationed at
0uss eon1ists q two fsisatss, seventeen brigs,
and nine steamers. % H'''s y 81 -
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PARTICULARS NortcE.-In the New York
Marine Court a few days ago, a verdict Of
YOU damages was svarded to young man
for injuries sustained by The bite Of dog !.
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"a - 3 stryehnins Is now strongly recommends.
Cd - IsHesrtain cholera preventive 70 b
sahga bsfezs going ~ bed. ginIts,ib--0s yan,
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RIVER EXCURSION OF THE MONET
ZION COLORED SABBATH SCHOOL on
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
The Steamer POWHATAN, char
stsrsd for the occasion, will leave Mr.
Pickerel Cos Wharf at 10 e'clo.k in tbs morning.
The company win ba conveyed by the boat to Aouis
Greek, where the greatest part Of the day will BE-
The parents Of the children and other friends are
invited to join the Excursion
Dinner and refreshments viii be served on hoard
the boat at fair charge
bic and refreshing day may be expected by the com
pany y ~ - =
No liquor Of any kind will be allowed on the boat
Tickets 90 cents. For children not connected with
the hool, Is cents. "-'N
Tickets 10 be had of any Of the Managers or 1t the
MANAGERS: m &
Clement Beckett, Robert Johhsop.
Peter Chany George Brisco.
Georgeto an. June 80, 1854 : = Ia sa-ats
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS;
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.


ssNORTHURFA or Ram bles In
IN Iceland," by PCIHY MILES, author Of
g Lstters of Communipaw -, his work will give
record Of personal adventures, in a tour of abort
1000 miles, through the interior of Icslana. In the
summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scsne-
~ Of the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent to
the summit of ut Hekla; ard full account of the
Discovery Of America by the Mortimer, In the year
9S6. with the Geography, productions, manners AID
customs of the people. Scandinavian Mythology, &c
&C. The polts Of Iceland having. by a Law Of Dew
mark, just bern opened to the trade of the world
for the first time within $50 years, this work now
will possess q peculiar interest AIsrgs and beau
tiful map of Iceland, executed by naive Ioelande,
and brought from there by Mr. Miles Q work equal
in artistic finish to any published In this coun
try or ia Europe, can ba seen at Taylor 4 Maurxe
The volume will be dUodecimo of 49, pages d
will be printed and bound in the best manner An
Agent has been employed by the publisher to ear
va=s Warrington and Georgetown for Subscribers
subscription list will also be left at Taylor and
daury's. or orders for the work received by an,
bookselleEs Will Be published early in July ANY
persons RENTING dollar to the publisher at New
York, shall have copy forwarded to bis address BY
mai, post paid. The usual discount to the trade.
Orders solicited CHAs NORTON,
Publisher, II Chambers St, New York.
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80 joe gAililngten receives an he Nxw
HOOKS and NswsrAfEBs as fast al paBiished. ? ne
agent fer hapeps ahd all the Other Afasaxines,
and our readers will always find Iaree and Sood
sofment OF Blank Rookb and Stationery AZ his Book
store, odeoh Building, corner 81 Nstreet and Penn
v'sa's sVenne' 'tSueW
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NEW York RAcEs.-The two mile racs. on
tuesday, over the Union course, for 81, 600
was won by Garrett Davis, beating Wild Irish.
man. Time, first heat, 3 4si; second heat,
345. eri3 Do el"L.5.. sLs o. 7sy.e ysqf u s.It.e
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RIO orr -COLUMBIA DISTRICT TENT
No. A-The officers end members Of this Tent will
assemble at the Hall, corner Of 7th and streets on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 30th instant, at 6K o'clk.
preparatory TO the proposed visitation to the Alex
audria Tent. Members Of Primary Tents are ira
ernsly invited. Those desiring to participate will
please be punctual at the hour named.
By order of the d. @. r: - ~
ie2s-- GEO BAsSETT. D. r. e.
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H1eelxQlD PloIuRka-Thoseof our readers who
dssrs to Pas through splendid Gallery of Pict,,sS
mould not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
tne Avenue. He hason exhibition theresome choice
specimens Of the new art Of Daoxsrreotys,,o in Of
There portrait sxssnted, In this LET stvie. If
President Pierce, that reflects great credit On the
artist, every laeamsnt thsreaf giving Ufeliks e..
preston. M. plumbs y reskonsd snong the farst
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mo- "a
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A GENTLE TIckLKR.-The Now Tork Tri.
bsus has been mulsted In $3.50 damages for an
alleged libel on Capt Thatcher, in publishine
despatch charging him with being in the
slsye trade. -,
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PIC MIC AT ARLINGTON.
fCUsTIS'0 ePRIN61

CT. PAULs LUTHERAN CHURCH and Sabbath
- School viii give Q Pic Nc at Arlington, ON
FRIDAY, thu a0th instant, Tor the bensdt Of thsir
Church. rlJ-C
The Boats win leave 14th street bridge at TX
o'clock q N and return at sundovn. ELgE
Tickets securing passage over and back, End an
ner on the ground 80 cent?. Tickets for passsss
only, % cents. ~
Ice Crea1 and Confectionery st city peiosa
ie 2e-2te
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T1s sfraIosooPl-This beautiful inetrument-
and wonderful o. beautiful-has been seised upon
by the Daguerreotypists, simpifed, and put before
the public for general adoption On viewing th.
application of 1t to Daguerreoype pictures II is hard
to restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, 30 astonish
ing Is the result produced The object Of viion seer
through the Btsreoscepe Is no longer picture;
has eli the lineaments, and pecularities, and pres
ence Of the living subject, only less In sise. The
completeness with which this is done must Be seer
to be believed. The emily place thst Ne know Of In
tho city where Stersoscopic Daguerreotypee can b.
procured is WHIfEHuRsT's, on Pennpylvanis avenue
rhe world Is indebted to Professor WHIArsfoSE for
this beautiful invention which equals, In fact what
We only read Of In the fabulous miracles OF 1riar
3acoH.
The beautiful Daguerrsotypee described above,
are daily sold at WMIRHUHsfB 6AL0Y, Penneytva'
mia avenue near Az street .i --
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VIRGINIA " sn I : The Virginia papers general,
speak enoouragingly Of the growing crops il
that State: The wheat harvest is nearly over
and the yield is fully an average one. =. a. ~
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.DoIHas IN CONGRESS.


In rHESENArE, yesterday, after We went to
press, Mr. Houston gave notice that on Satur-
day nexthe would ask leave to make personal
explanation. ,r- s-sa.
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
ton of the reference of the petition from Mas
sachusets, for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
Law.
Mr.. Dixon addressed the Senate, declaring
his intention of quitting the wing party it it
became an abolition organization.
Mr.. Sumner addressed the Senate in vindica-
ton of hH own position; and the debate was
furtAer continued by Messrs. Butler, Fessen-
dsn Petit TGs sifyson Vas rsfsrrsS to the In
S SSsI Committee, when the Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE,, yesterday, after We went to
press, they laid on the table the bill to author
ise weekly mail to California by vote Of
yeas "a, nays 20. . - - -.o
They next went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, wherein the Mexi-
can treaty appropriation bill being taken up,
Mr.. Houston Thy whom it had been reported)
delivered q speech in its favor, in review of
and reply to the various arguments which had
been adduced against it in the course Of the
debate. f-....
And then, after short discussion of this
tee rose and the bill was duly passed-yeas
lob, nays 81, as follows:
| Yeas-Messrs. Abercrombe, Aiken, Jas. G. Allen,
Willis Allen, Ashe, David ]. Bailey, Barksdale,
Barry, Belcher, Bell, Bliss, Bocock, Boyce, Breck-
| inridge, Bridges, Brooks, Caskie, Chamberlain,
Chastain, Chrisrnan, Clark, Ciingman, Cobb, Col
quit, Cox, Curtis, John G. Davis, Dawson, Dean,
disney. DOwdell, Eddy, Edmundson, John NJ. Ed
lott, Ellison, Ewing, Faulkner, Florence, Gamble,
| GOode, Greenwood, Grow, Sampson w. Harris,
Hendricks, Hem, Hiilyer, Houston, Hunt Insersoll
Johnson, George w. Jones, J. Clancy Jones, Roland
Jones. Keit Kerr, Kidwell, Kurtz, Lamb, Letcher,
Lindsey, McDougali, McMullen, McNar, Macy,
Maxwell, Smith Miller, Millson, Olds, Or, Packer,
John Perkins, Jr, Phillips, Powell, Pratt Preston
Puryear, Reese, Richardson, Riddle, Robbins, Rowe
Rufin, Seward, shannon, Shaw, Singleton, Samuel
A. Smith, William Smith, G. w. Smyth, Frederick
p. Stanton, H. L. Stevens, Straub, David Stuart
John J. Taylor, Thurston, Vail, Vansant, Walker
Walsh, Westbrook, Daniel B. Wright, and Zolll.
| coffer-l03. ...s
Nays-Messrs. Bennett, Benson, Benton, Camp
bell, Carpenter, Chandler, Cook, Croker, CuIlom
Thomas Davis, De Witt, Dick, Dickinson, Eastman,
Giddings, Goodrich, Aaron Harlan, Harrison, Hast.
ings, Haven, Hester, Howe, Hughes, Daniel T.
Jones. Knox, Lindley, McCulIoch, Matteson, May
all, Middleswarth, John G. Miller, Morgan, Murray
Norton, Andrew Oliver, Mordecai Oliver, Parker,
Peckham, Pennington, Bishop Perkins, Pringis
David Richie, Russell, Sabin, Sage, Sapp, Gerrl
Smith, John l.. Taylor, Nathaniel G. Taylor, Up
ham, Wade, VALLEY. Eiihu B. Washburne, Isras
WasiIburn Jr., John Wentworth, Tappan Went
| worth, and Wheeler-62.
| A. A. o,oIook tho uon,. .5:.1
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Coop butchers Of Philadelphia are
taking the necessary measures for q stand.
out OF several weeks, ,1or until the droyers
put down their prices GO. .a,.-il 10 s.sbaaaf'
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~The commencement sxsreisss at Prince
ton college, New Jersey, began on Tuesday
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T OsT-On the 25th instant on 9th street, betw
i 4 La. avenue mi l. street, q brocsde silk CAPE
with light purple fringe. The finder viii be liberal
ly rewarded by leaving I. at this Office, or at the
residence of the owner. JOSHUA ROLLINS,
La. avenue between 9th and 10th sts
Il 2Q-3t&
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-. kAsfAAN's HEADACHE RxxxpY has never vet
n % cure sick headachs Call or proof Of this
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MADAME SONTAG.

On the FIRST page Of to-day's Star will be
found en- Interesting sketch of " Madame Son
tag and her co.empOraries,' Catalani and
Malibran-fIom the pen Of Madame Julie de
Aarguerittes, whose father, DIR. A. B. Gran
vile, Of London, frst introduced Madame
soutag to the English public, through his
Letters from St. Petersburg Madame de
Marguerittes was herself acquainted with Son
tag, and her pen has frequently paid tribute
10 her worth and genius.
We learn from New York that the musical
socisiies there have commenced q Spontaneous
movement for paying suitable public hanors
to the memory Of Madame Sontag in the shape
of a grand union musical performance. as.
i: will be gratifying to the admirers Of this
great ARTIST, to learn that she realized by her
professional exertions in this country, the sum
Of one hundred thousand dollars, and that she
bad already purchased handsome chateau
in Gsrmany where il was her intention to per-
nanenuy re- unite her family to herself. Her
affection ate designs viii doubtless still be car
lied cut in respect to them; but that voice,
which was even sweeter and tenderer at the
hearth-ssone of home, than in the brilliant
hall, will never mingle with the endearing
Zones Of the loved ones. l.-.. -f.-..-.
SETTLEMENT OF Kansas AND NEBRASKA -
correspondent of New York paper, writing
from Kansas, says that emigrants are now
pouring into that territory from Missouri and
Arkansas by thousands, aud that at the last
sdvices from the border three thousand claims
FOR pre- smption had already been staked of
BY them. They have organized and resolved
TO protect each others claims until the lands
sre surveyed and opened for entry, and the
writer adds that they are all either slave
owners or the friends of slavery. He adds
that the emigration to Nebraska, which is not
as numerous as this, Is exclusirsly composed
Of NOrshsrnsrs. 70 III 5na .--.L-
GExfbE TIeKLER.-The New Fork Tri-
bsue has been mulsted In $3.50 damages for al
alleged libel on Capt. Thatcher, in publishing
despatch charging him with being IN the
tlaye trade. -. j. -. .s7s,,s e
TThe commencement exercises ut Prince
ton college, New Jersey, began on Tuesday
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CAN BE OBTAINED, OUT OF
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