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Merimack mutual Loan Fund Associatie

MerImack MUTUAL Loan Fund Association
TNHE success of Associations, of this kind, in other
i Cities, Induced the Secretary Of this Association,
to prepare Boaks tor subscribers Stock in the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association in November last The
Association was formed aud now the Shares, which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued thirty
dollars each, thus showing the rapidity of accuula-
tion for scheme has been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapi having all the advan
tages and securities OF Savings Bank with greafes
profits The great benefits cOulerrei by their opera
on in the alienation of rent, and rem1yng incuu-
hrances from property, must forcibiy present hem
selves to every intelligent person. ANY one having
property incnmbered, can BY taking advances OF his
Shares receive from the funds Of the Association
sum sufficient TO remove the iucumbrance and repay
the Association, by payments each month"; having
era years to pay il, making il comparatively ard
fine wshestD build orpurebase houses ir this WY his
gept may be turned to assist in paying for bis
h6u e, or if he pays two dollars per month nto 4he
Treasury, he will accumulate the of five hundred
dollars, Ia from six 10 eight years. according the OPP
creations thus far The Books of this Associaaon are
now open for sunscrpton and the public are invited 10
call and learn the advantages, Ike any inquiries, ex
anime the plan Of operation and subsrrsa Tor stock,
at the Office oil the 9Seereary, No N smiths New
Block. SAMUEL MCINTYRE Sec'y
Who IS also Agent for first class Life Fire Insur
ance Companies ss.tisa s t1 OILS dawtf
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Real EstatA fnr Sale

- The Estate at the Corner Of Summer and Bel
G oni Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian society, rs offered for sale on lib
eral terms. Yrs fIFr
Inquire Of s. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Bald
ng a.+s4A@ a tff III
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FOR SALE
FVNHE Celebrated DioramaS of the BATTLE OF
BUNKER HILL, and CoNFLAGaATIoN OF CHAR
IEsrowN, with slendid Panorama (llI in perfect or
dep with Sx'esn new aadspleneid Drop Scenes by the
best Artist in the country, the whole of the most
profitable and popular Historical Exhibitions in the
Country 1t will be sold II applied for SOON for less
than one half its cost With proper management The,
price Of it be made with it in three months besides
giving the profre OF good living One or ~ young
men who wisfto rsvel, will find this rare bargain.
For particulars apply N.F Gates, at the Worcester
Dramatic Museum. deco ial -df
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F OR SALE .

FOR SALE. ys
%SA TIE subscriber being DESTROYS OF eav- .syss
tnn# ing this State, offers his entire REAL. xay%
$500 ESTATE at very low prices consisting -=s
in part Of one House Shelby street one do, unfin
ished, on laurel street do on Grafton street; 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do, or Grafton street
IA acres of Land on The Holden road; 1888 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
yoct6 DIFF r1 A. NJ M ERR FIELD. 4
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SPECTAL NOTICE.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully tender his services
as REAL ESTATE BROKER, TO any persons
having Properly for sale Exchange either in the
city or adj mi towns, and would solicit the attention
Of purchasers to the following schedule Of Property
which he offers i FL
FOR SALE: 41J +
good assortment of House Lots, on and near Union
Ill some OF which among the first, il not the very
FIRST in the city, for desirable location commanding
view of beautiini scenery unsurpassed in any other
part Of the city. "a 7fr 4,s = .s3.'
Aao, otner Lots in various parts OF the city, I'D
several Houses, all Of which will be offered for
reasonable prices, and terms of payment easy. ss
Aso, number Of Farms i'll the County, having from
so to 30 Acres each. 'LARKIN SMITH, q
ug5 dtf 226 Main Street, Worcest
EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,
WORCESTER, MASS. +
Office at E. e. A3bott's, Real Estate Broker,
ar No. 239 Main Street. D.
TTENTION given to surveys of t0N
N REAL ESTATE,
In all sections of the County R5
Estimates of Water Power made embracing fall,
amount of fowage. &c. H. saa38a1a
Particular attention. paid TO surveying City Lots.
HIS experience, together with and perfect lnstru
menis, ctaim for him asnare of public patronage !.
Also, Surveys OF Brick and Masonry.
Oiders directed as above will receive prompt atten-
tion.
p. :. No extra charge for travel. 4,
Recommendations s. Woodwork, ESQ.,, Col E.
y Abbott, CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester; Joshua
iienshaw, ESD, Leicester, ie2 4dtf Z
~ -
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The above named Companies continue to insuts
upon favotab For further PARTICULARS inquire
Of az eot,lea-.Yf A. II, BULLOCK, Agent,
oil dawtf Worcester. z
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cLQTH1NG. &c.
Bows, Cans.
Ladiea, Hoots go ehoas.

Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
IN tq-. A NEW assortment of adies' Boots
MN just opening, comprising every vaiety
~ OF Black, GRAY, Drab, and Slate cole rs,
fkA with or without foxngs. French, lid,
and Morocco Ties Buskus and Slippers. Misses and
Chihrsn's Boots and Shoes, of every shade and color
Those who iesirous Of securing fashionable Goods
at fair prices, will call 8; JOEL FLETCHER'S,
ap30 DIFF tri Moss Main ST.. Worcester. Mass.
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F1sHE subscribers offer for sale Lemre Gilbtrt's Pa
iefent styles z: 1taetqHi - ann a. 40
The Octave, in Carved Cases, q
The and Octave in plain round and around Cases.
the and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 TO $500; The 3OudOir style which is SUI
perior 10 oilers form and tone the Octave in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Cases, prices fom
$3.50 70 $780,, An the a,ope have Gitbe4s's Patent
Acti0n, ali are superi0 any others in the Market
md will be sold exch lged favorable terms 5sf
Also, SerGphi'ses, Eolsaas, and Melodians,
from the hcs Makers. Music Books all kinds "A
choice selection OF New Sheet Music Piano Stools,
Shirlesis Furniture Polish Panos 10 IL tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and fgts
aug diff q "A. ANDREWS, Teacher o, Music.
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~ .4ia0 10 sa1s sfs % lsots 1ca SIT sxsa
skwof 4Fs efoalaI i4possilF gysnssAY ssss;k
e1ph - sn0illhn sriG ss snaesrs &, k3les.asgs s
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INSURANCE

HEtna Tnsu rance Comp a ny, Hartford
saf sil 4e9a 81 Capital $500 600. q, ft.,.,,. h.
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford,
Capital $3.50 0a0. e 7ni pa1'ie n
American Insurance Company Providence,
6sg 8 a0da Capital Sl50,009. 5s-sa..,.
Home Tnsurance Com an y, New York
Captal S5OOO00. ssltM nl9ts
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prcnotln
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty OF
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PlrIrInss pHRsKHrRn.

PETITIONS PxBSENThDs
Remon trance Of Hook an Ladder Company
No. IL, TO be uans erred intp Engine C,mpau,
No. %.
Petition Of John G. Parker, for the grading o.
Eighty-fifth street, from Thnd avence to the Eas
river.
Petition Of Benjsmn Andrew, Jr., for remission
Of tax.
Petition of james v. Stout and others, that the
Ere limits be at once extended to take In all
that part Of city south OF the ceutre Of ,0nd
street from river to river.
RESOLUTIONS.
That the Clerk of the Common Council be, nnd
Is hereby directed to place transferred to the En-
gfneer Board" opposite the name Of each Assstsat
Engineer OF the fire department., on the fremens y
register, that may there appear as q member Of
any 6rs company.
That the Crotca Aaueduet Department construct
horse troughs, to be supplied with water for the
use Of tho various horses of she city.
REPOKTc OF cOHAirTEks.
Report OF Committee on Fire DepartGrent-ln re-
lation to the charge acaiust William Brewer, of
him foI two years. Referred.
Report Of Committee POlice--sn favor Of in.
creasing the salaries Of Lieutenants Of Police to
9LG00 per annum
Repo,t Of Committee on Paaice-In favor o. in
g easioe the police .orre of thu Secons and Sixth
oisre districts &c.,.
h4l ost of Committee on Public Health In fay.c
q! flne in sunken los on the south side OF Fpas
teentbtseet, 100 feet east of First avenue. Ai,pt
ed Il c. mmi,tee Of tbst Whole, received thiri
-earIG, and was sent Ito the Boar OF Alcermea
ivr concurrence.
The board then went iLso
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOM,
Councilman yermilyea IN the chair, on the va
riolis papers releiie ed TO thct comm tees
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vcrMoat Politics.
THE STATE TEnYpxAN0R C0sxYN1rnN-

THE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
Mt MorrPnKR, Jtly Is, 1854.
The Vermont State Temperance Convention sreu-
pied yesterday afternoon in spirited debsts the po
Icy Of making separate nonstions The fHends Of lNe
measure finally prevailed. g-
In the evening the mInatlg committee repsrtedFor
Governor the Hon laurence Brsinar Of ST. Abans TOR
Lieut. Governor, T. Walton Of Montpelier; for Trea
surer, Er Bates, of Eorthfe6.
The report tabled after much discussion ana the
convention adjourned Ave O'Clock this aftcraoon 10
wait the action Of the tree soil and Union conventions
t0-oay
lREE DEMOCRATIC AND UNION CONVENTIONS
MoSrT,jm, VT. July l3, 1854
The free democrats assembled in large numbers in
state convention at 10 o'clock this morning. After
premira airy organization ami consultation it
70 NJ in order TO participate Ia and await the issue
o. tie Union Convention organizing at the State
House. The convention Is by FAR the largest body ever
convened in Vermont for nominating purposes The de
leia'es are Ter. nv extra trains ha wing
run from both ends OF the State to them
Az the Union Convention Hon. Lawrence Brainard
free democrat presided aided by vice presidents from
ynrious political parties
Among the resolutions christening the new
party "The Republican Party
The cooventon nominated Gen. r ?. Walton Of Mont
peiier for Governor Ryiand Fletcher of Cayendish
LderfenantGovernor and Mr. Bates, Of Nortb6eld for
Treasurer.
Az the close Of the proceedings the Free Democratic
and Temperance Conventions reassembled and ratified
the nominations of the Union Convention.
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From I,hilaslclphla. I.

EHhAutHOHYuIUs
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY CT FMANCHEsTER-THE STEAM
STRIP PAMPERO--sICKNEss AT sEA-rHE MAGNETIC
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1854.
The screw steamship City Of Manchester, from Liver
pool has arrived below, and viii be up about five o'clock
this afternoon.
She brings three hundred and seventy passengers
and valuable cargo. On the 9Th inst spoke steamship
Canada. boun. east.
letter from Jewes, De dated this morning, states
that The steamship Pampero, from New Orleans for New
York put In there yesterday for COAL and sailed again in
the afternoon.
The Captain Of the schoonsr Fairfield Dennis Mas
de Of cholera yesterday Captain Sears Of the
or Jaspa of the same place. Is also sick The ocers Of
tie cutter Forward rendering assistance to
the sick.
AT meeting of the Directors OF the Magnetic Telegraph
Company, New York to Washington,) to-day, quar-
the 2oth inst. And vt meeting of the Stockholders all
the present snicers Of the pany elected.
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NEW URLEANs, July III, 1898.
We In receipt Of Galveston dates to the 9th inst
The accounts of the growing crops are favorable.
The "a PAro mail arrived nt San Antonio In twentysx
days II was attacked BY Indians as Eagle Springs.
letter from Santa Fe dated May 20, says:--Tndian
no-tiltiss contnue the Indians combining against
the whites and general Indian 10 expected Tho
General has sent forco 70 Eagle Spripgs and IL other
wire preIarsng 70 operate against the Indians.
MIA. Wilson, recently prisoner Of the Cemsnchcs
had arrived at II Psso, on her way homo.
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NEW ORfxASs, July IL, ls5i
our cotton market quite rm, especially for the mid
ding qualities The quotation for miadling il sac
Flour ia very dull but prices unchanged Corn u
active, At previous rates Sterling exchange Ii ar a
9 per cent premium, and tends upward.
CHsMisros July 13 1854
The sales OF cotton during the week foot 100 bales
The market closes nrrn oc for good middling and
l0c for fair The receipts OF the week have been
bales, and the stock on hand Ia 8, 100 bales.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-sENTEScE OF
COUNTERFETTERS, ETC.
UREA, July 10, 1854
In the United States District Court to day Dr. Way was
sentenced 10 the State prison for six years w.
hes, Truean Traverse and Ezekiel Crunk for two years
each.
Samuel Bucksbce and George Palmer, charged with
passing counterfeit coin pleaded net guilty, and
held to answer At the August torn, in Auburn
The Grand Jury found true bills against thirteen per-
sons, for counterfciting-sn residing in county.
The Court adjourned day.
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. NhW OEIkAks, July II, 1904.
The bark Tlvol Of Newport from ChsQres has arrived
below this port The captain having died, ard the
being all sick with fever
william Urford alias Sullivan the rufHan Who shortly
after the Burns trial at Boston, struck Richard IT. Dana
Jr, Burns senior COUNSEL with tlung shot In Court
street. then acd TO New Orleans where he ar
rested on board the ship Union before reported was
sent hack TO- day In charge OF officers jones' and Heath
ty the etesmsbi- Sta, Of the South,
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Jubilee Mt GrOtOD, Mnss., OF the Alumni Of
Lawrence Academy.

MuEb, Ib04.
The Alumni Of Lawrence Academy held q jubilee in
this town yesterday. Among those prominent in the
the Hon. Abbott wrcnce Joel Parker
Esq, Hon John p. Bigelow the President Of the day
George s. Boutwell,, Hon. Isaae Parber, and Hon. Amos
Kendall all Of whom were graduates Of the academy.
About seven hundred persons present, and they
were made which received with great favor and
the occasion was one of unalloyed enjoyment
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INV VHfIshNrI
The steamship Orizaba has arrived nt this Iort with
dates from Vera Cruz 70 the sth and the city Of Mexico
10 the Sd inst
The Count Rossi, and others Of the Sontag opera
troupe, came passengers by the orzahe.
II was reported in Mexico that Alvarez was danger.
ously ILL., no hopes being entertained of his recovery
Anew expedition, under Count Raousset de Boulbon,
Was looh cd FOR at Gusyamas.
Santa Anna had sent the Grand Cross Of Guadaoupc
Queen Victoria, the Emperor Napoleon, tho King Of
Prussia and others.
Two b~ttsons Of troops had been sent TO Mchoascan
where the revolution continues TO prevail
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DYSSrs CASEY, TIE MURpYnrR.--The case of
Dennis Casey. who Was tried and convicted If the
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, OF Natick, his eu-
ployers, by blows from an axe, under the mort
brutal circumstances, and whose period Of years
at present before the Committee on pardons, for 4
Communication Of the sentence OF death 70 impr ,ou-
ment for life. B. r. Butler and Charles Spar ID
pear for the prisoner. The ground for tho Change
il that Casey n idictic Aad tnsanes--Bcss0r. Rs.
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chusesss for u stase CenvcntS~n.
BO0ros, July IL, 1884.
The Wbig State Commitess have issued call for
State Convention In Fsneul Hall Wednesday the 10th
Of August
The call sets forth the object " the meeting to be
inmate ATE officers aud to cypress the OF
the wings Of massachusetts upon questions OF State
policy. ana upon the aud mourentous issues arising
out Of the repeal Of the Missouri eompronse, which
opens 70 slavery vast territory dsdcated By solemn
compact to freedom
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THE VETO BY sHE GOvEknoR-THE LEGISLATURE.
CoscORD July IS, 1894.
Tho Governors veto OF the Concord Charter o sent
In yesterday has been sustained, only six members
voting against it.
The LesisAturs wiz not adjourn before Saturday
then,
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Fatal Rallroad Accident.

NEW HAVEN, July io loJ4.
This morning, q farmer from Waterbury, about sixty
years Of age whose name we could not ascertain was
leaving the at Stratford Bridge the down train
was sweeping by when he struck the head, and
instantly killed lie his way home from New
York and had accidentally passed Bridgeport where he
should have rot out
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- ''Cosoners' Isquesss.


SUICIDE pnowsNo.--Cosote Gamble yesterday hal3
inquest upon tho body Of Jeremiah Neesle dIsr
Of the United States Arnxy, stationed Governors
Island The inquest neid a. the Fourth ward saon
house II appeared the dcccsseJ nrttcd suicidsby
jumping into the dock at the fort of Roosevelt strsk
Wednesday night while IN state of 1toxics stion rne
deceased wont the pier, and u rcms rke,a by
pcrson who him. that II he wss taken caro- Of
he would be drowned He lay doe pills of rssnure
from which he areased He thea for the en
Of the per sLi sad, = am Roirg home, and tire
himself into the ~a;w. Ills body -As rccov-3-d The
jury rendered vcrcst Of death ty suicide BY ~ning
while In statc istoxcston Deceased was " years
Of age born In rssnd He had enlisted into the United
States Army about SIX weeks ASrp for Eve years
FATAL ERnoR.-Corouer 0icDncl ycs<rdss held An
inquest upon the body Of Mary Jane Dc~ney, eAud
sbopt two months sld- appeared thc child rest
less and H. when rs mother Administered what shA sup
posed TO be soothing drauS bit which turned out 70
be audanun- she At sent for medca aid. Several
doctors attended, who every remedy which their
art could suxxest Tho child lingc,sd until nte hour
on the night OF "Wednesday, when she diot The jury
returned verdict of death BY doso Of
admiajssersd through MISTAKE for otbor medicine.
SsEpxS DKAEL--toranor Hilton yesterday held I'm In
zony yesterday morning He died OF diseased heart.
Deceased fifty yesrs Of age native u rclss
FArA1 FAIL PROM Brir S2Coron9rO o. ponnel yessr-
day held inquest upon the body Luther hcQaotd
lad Of eighteen yeass Of age, who employed .
son on toe new building i59 Chanhers street c WAS
employed the top Tho building whsa he lost his "
hpce and fell to the collar cktance of Eve stiss He
DIED instantly. Tho body was examined by N Chas
teney, who found hs svu MAS fractured anil several
his ribs tsoken verdict Of accidental death Decess
ed was native Of Florida.
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nlncs. or Hon. G. nj. Conrad,

The Hon. G, ~ Conrad Is at present tho guest OF Ex
President Fillmore In this city. He was attacked ten
days since at Niagara Falls with severe illness from
which he IL now slowly recovering.
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From Baltlmorc.
THE RECENT COLLISION ON fHE sUsQUIHAvNA RAIL
ROAD.
BArTMoRy, July 10, 1851.
The wounded by the recent collision on the gusque-
hanna Railroad improving from the effects Of tho cool
and there strong hopes Of the recovery of
John Scott the conductor OF the excursion train
lhe New Orleans papers Of Friday received, but
contain Of interest.
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Dcssi. or Rev. Louis Dwight,


BOSTON, July 10, IHtf
The Rev Louis Dwight Secretary Of the Massscu sets
Prison Discipline Society, died this morning.
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CASTLE GARpEN.--Donzetti's beautiful opera
Of " Maria di Rohan' so successful on last Wednos-
day evening, will be repeated this evening with the
same powerful cast. Sig'a Martini dOrmy, the new
contTalto, appears, for the second time In Americs
in the part OF Armsdi di Gondi. Those who have
not yet heard her should avail themselves Of this
opportunity OF doing SO.
BowKBy THRA1RE.--Mr. Collins has benefit TO-
night at this theatre when viii be performed three
pieces viz. -" Tho East River Boatman,n "Tbe
White Horse Of the Peppers.n and "Wilful Mur-
der" Mr.. Collins appears IN fhe two first Laued
pieces.
NIBIos GArDFS.-The beautiful operatts, Ia two
acts, entitled "The Waterman and the French
drama Of /" Brutus achc Cesar will be performed
this evening. Mr.. Frazer appears as Tom Ing In
the opera. Saturday, Nine. Anna Thillon in English
opera
BARSUx's MrsErx.-The very amusing piece Of
Away with Melancholy and the exccllcnt farce en-
titled "Slasher and Crasher' will be performed
here this afternoon. In the evening the celebrated
drama called "Rafihele' Ii TO be played, In which
Mr.. G. w. Clarke sustains the character Of Count
Ralfaelle.
Woops MISsrRHLs.-A very attractive pro.
gramme IL presented for the entertainments of this
evening Several songs, choruses, overturcs and
burlcsques are to be performed.
BUcKLEv's SERENADERs.-" Cinderella still at
tracts crowded and fashionable audiences. The
operas OF "The Child Of the Regiment "Lucrozia
B0rgia," and "The Bohemian Gtrlr are In prepara-
ton and will shortly be produced.
FRASCoNI's HrPpoDRoNg-Thc afternoon and
evening performances arc Of a very attractive cha
racter. The scigrist Brothers appear in some new
and brilliant fcats.
ARREST or A UNITED STATES MAIL AGENT
The st. Louis DAILY Republican, of the sth states
there quite an excitement In that city yesterday,
occaaoncd by the arrest Of Edward Milllgsn, local
mail agent, on charge Of p1r!oining. lstscrs cos.
special mail agent made the afadayit and q war
rant was issued Thursday eSenins for his arrest,
and he was taken into custody, by the Deputy
Caldwell was oitr,A A. bail, and entered Into q
released,
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NE VS. BY TELE APH.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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Nominations Of New York PuStmaStsfS Sent in.
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The Japan Treaty in the Senate.
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DISCUSSION on. THE HOMGSTEAD BILL.
THE RIVER AND HARDcg Bull PASSED.
>~>~-->- .s.-e+-t
PASSAGE or the LIGHTHOUSE AppROpRATlJN BILL.
r+~>~-->>~
The Washington Monument Society.
tf. <~~~~~~~~->~>~->r-~~~>>~o.~
Fusion of Parties in Vernon
LATE INTELLIGENCE FROM nExICo,
DC, &C., &c.

From WaslsinetOn.
NOMINATION OF NHw YORK POsTM AsTERs-THE COLT
PATENT iSvEsriG aTION-THE RECIPROCITY TREA-
TY-rHE JAPAN TREATY.
WARRINGTON, July 13 1854
The nominations of all the posmssters in the State of
New York sent to the Senate to-day. Although
ther has been talk of sitting the batcn conu
sion Of parties in the Empire State will probably afford
SeDators excuse for swallowing them whole.
Mr. Oipgman before the House Investigating Com
1ittee this morning, the first witness yet examined It
is understood his evidence amounted nothing that
he merely related some gossip which he had heard but
declared that he know nothing of his iedge as
to any bribe having been taken by members any
proper inducement held out to them to for the Colt
bill.
Mr.. Marcy is using every effort to induce the Senate
Consider favorably the reciprocity AMI fishery treaty 1t
is however asserted upon ls authority that there
is no prospect of its ratification this session.
The Japan treaty WAS sent to the Senate TO- day.
COMPUTATIONS BY THE sFNATE-JArAN TREATY.
WASHINGTON, July 49, 1854
To daY the Senate confirmed the nomn alton OF Henry
L. Wood, of New Hampshire, Consul ut Beyrout In
Eyrs; Also that of James T. Miller, Collector of the
port of Wilmington, N. c., in place Of Wm c. Bstten-
court resigned.
The Japan treaty transmitted to the Senate, but
action had.