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wHIgES SLAs EAy a. rssr ss%.aAhs ssAs -
DY HON CHARLES SUMNER With 40 splendid
ID Illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker
Smith. ID makes beautiful I6mo volume Of about
l40 pages, bound in cloth thin boards, printed in "
most elegant style, on the bcst paper
THE ARGUMENT
Introduction. Territory Of the Barbary States. NJ.
Subject and Sources of Information.
L. Oy,rtn of Sf0veyv. Slavery in the Barbary StRas
IL History Of Vh,to SLxr9g ~ B0ybaty; bery
Efforts against it-hy Ferdinand the Catholic, ly
Charles Y, by England, BY France, by Holland; Fits
dom hy Rr.isp,ptic, Freedom by Conspiracy Free
dom by Esoays Whit American Victims TO Barb
nv; Parallel between White and Black Slavery Tf-
umphant Abolition cf White Slavery.
III 7fas Cdyacter ~ lFhtt1 Slaoeyg "a bayoeys
Apologies Cor White slavery Happy Condition Of the
white Slaves; Better on in barbasy than at Home !;
Better on than the Frec Christians in Barbary; New
erthelsss Unquestonable Encrmity OF White siaysr-
in Barbary Conclusion Price so eta postage IL cts.
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March 81 Office National Era
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL u
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

The NEW lOhk AMI Ltt EhfOOL "
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
vTyHE ships comprising this line the following
i Tho ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
The PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
The ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. Capt Comstock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have besn built by contract expressly
for Government service; every care has been taken
in their contraction also Ia their engines, TO in
sure strength and speed and their accommodations
for passengers unequaled for elegance and com
fort
/. Price OF passage f.om New York to Liverpool, in
first cabin, S120; In second cabin, $40. Exclusive
use Of extra sire state rooms $500. From Liverpool
70 New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATgs or SAILING.
1853. 1853
From Ne,c York From hUeypooi
Saturday November 26. Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Saturday, December 10. Wednesday, Dec. IA.
Saturday, December "a. Wednesday, Dec. 2S.
For freight or passage, apply 70
EDWARD k COLLINS a co.
No 56 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHIpLEy, A CO,
Liverpool.
r a. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
l3 King Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNR0E a CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships win not bc accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, Jewery precious
stones or metals "a Mess bills OF lading are signed
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.
Jan. Id
ATTENTION.
StOLDTERS who served in the various wars, ano
- sailors, or their widows or heirs, TO whom
reaB Of pay extra pay, bounty land, pensions, No.
may be due, may find IL 10 their advantage TO have
their claims investigated. Address
A. M. GANGEwER,
Attorney and Agent, Washington, ID. @
Bounty-land warrants bought and sold
STAR AND ADAMArrINE CANDLES, AND
LARD OIL.
r ARD OIL Of the finest quality, Ia good shipping
IL order. Star and Adamantino Candles. fnl
weight, I6 ounces 10 the pound. These candles are
excellent for all climates, especially California Bra
ril the East and West Indies and Africa Orders 70,
any quantity executed promptly.
THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil and Star
March "a Candle Manufacturer, Cincinnati, o.
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THE AMERICAN SLAVE coDE, ~ THEosv
AxD PR ACTsCE

IT'S Distinctive Features shown by its Statutes Ju-
l dicial Decisions and Illustrative Facts. BY VII
liam Goodel author Of the Democracy Of Christian
ity,n Slavery and Anti-Slavery" &c. The wmk
contains ao pages hnc, neatly bound In cloth Price
rs cents nor COPY postage lS cents For sale by
June so l. CLEpHANE. Once Nat. Era
The following Is m extract Of a letter from bon
William Jay to the anthor
eYour analysis of the slave laws Is very able, ard
your exhibition Of their practical application by the
Southern courts eyinces great and careful research.
Your book is as inprcgnabIe against the charge Of
exaggeraton Ms Eucds Geometry, since, like that,
II consists of propositions and demonstratons The
book 10 not only truc, but il is unonssaonobiy true
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and o. heretofore be true to its cardinal en,uTe,
~ a he Slave power. I, seems destined, 1t
e. 70 lose large body Of its supporters
State and to gain . m nc, w ,s,so' p orsS
have name to live at the South. There wl'
-'rer be a small bu, growing branch Of ani-Savery
w, ~ the Southern States as there ever has been
?, r,usy. the Democratic party Will, for time DC
'ou: oppo,on"n every Southern safe ms E' -
',,r, party, then viii only need Lite help i'o"' 'ae
- 10 maintain IT, ascendapcy in the nation The p'Hy
Ore called wing weakened BY i'' ooo', "Ii iaS.'
ronst in the next contest with these ieaTtu ola'
Re opponents of Slavery eHten''n WOMB ~. h..o
S.e'yes under orc banro- and as one parry 'ne o'''
80, 10 doubtful Buff there are to be- as here'o-
- Lberty parties, and independent Democratic paTaes'
be eon,es, may as well be yielded At once without an
M The real opponents Of the repeal o. Inc M,'''ar'
e-r-e,oi.e here. those who regard II as only the
st. .,en 10 still greater ouirages ago for united and
..-~;ncd resistance now and ever Whether they are
: !, ss.,iped bv the people remains to be tested W.
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PRESBYTERIAN AssEMBLY-OLD SCHOOL.
THIRD DAY.

BUFFALO May 81, 1851
The Rev. Mr.. Wells OF the Datch Reform Church,
stated that tho Church has $40 churches and 10000
members. , - ..,
Communications were received from the Congre gaiona
lis Of Boston through DIR. EllTdge Also, from The As
eociation Of NeIyinmpshro. through Dr. savage From
The General Conference Of Maine, through d.. >hpley;
and from the General Conference OF Rhode Island through
Or. Alexander.
The Rev T. McCill appointed to the Procssorshlp
Of Pastoral Theology Of Princeton seminary.
Tie report of the Danvile Seminary states tha' the
total fund raised this year was over $4,000. ,
The Union Seminary reports thai It's Vesied ilha
amounts 10 $4,000. -,
Dr. Van Rensselaer, Secretary OF the Board of Edusa
ton read en- int resting report in which be states tha the
new candidates the ministry this year number 49, Inc
I~a.d recommends increase Of the Appropriation 10
students The report hows the receipts OF the year 10
have been $4,000 and the balance on hand stated at
Sll eco Mach importance is attached TO the foundation
If Rel ious School for the young, which IS strongly
r.ccd by the Board.
nod out # Baltimore and two o:her Psbyiees nov part
Of lie SYNOD Of Philadelphia Dr. Robertson Of BALTIMORE
r1oved that the request be granted AYA.l d~Sae en-
sued nr. Musgrase oppose. tho request The quest on
v-ssuot decided CT III nour cf adjournment.
L.. Rice Ct Nc. Is dangerously i'll az Cleveland
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&" a. they shan see proper A. National Democrat he
on, sd,isod. unless his amendment; be adopted In the
% of kindness he asked bis friends who stood by him in
ke Tbirtyfrst Congress to yield little 10 Northern feel
irrs on tie question
Mr. IIDDLE DELL an opposed to the amendment
Reiec,ed-,l againft .i
Nr ELIOT Mas offered On amendment that the Ter
,iorifs sIall be admitted ? States without Slavery.
Re;octed-Aye-, ~: Nays not counted.
MI CAMPBELL Ohio offered the Wno PrOviso
amendment; saying there is spirit abroad which will
raise this banners II viz; reckless hand the Missouri
COMPROMISE shal b. torn from the s,atute-book
NJ. PRESTON lKy.l merely said he opposed it.
The amendment was sejected-Ayes 50.
AT 3 clock, IN the motion Of Mr. RICHARDSON the
Committee rose and tie House adjourned.
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Nrsrrrlors.-A gentleman c'ns on the car' from The
- md ~. up at the Exchange Hotel his city, on tie
I,h Of Anil last entering hs lame on the register a
III NJ bates" He was unweA WHEN h, arrived ana
rnne1 10 crow worse until The 9Th ins, when he died
H. disease was typhoid feyer H. e';en ing Physician
-. Pof Alien wk5 counseed with oiLeT soe physician,
. 49, He had in h.s possession s72 il GOD, goli
ateb AID heavy chain, woriA some slso ard other II
~, an If vhish arr in safe keeping lie had number
~ c5rfs mirroring to be Of The firm Of Temp y Bs'e-
eie Druerists No. ~ Pea-si New OK IA.
Ire iuuor partner 81 which house De eA'aTel a'h
n o;.,er ~ the ExChsnee From subsequent ial -iis'
, ne led 10 doubt whether ne entered D. 'fle n-l-
H. |.,rSly re.rsed 10 give any cue % ihe residences
- hs f;er1. or he former dluici 81 himself Fo' IL
H.. -ct DAYS or n,ore Of his illness he was insane II
- - vea-s a. age 5 feet iuches hiSa. MA e'
,ia,n dark blue eye- brown har Gsd N'li- "els' ~
k1-ih otcut ls5 pounds he bad b'h o. the w.,
-,l-..rrto be made by Bal Black s Co, N1s'1 ora
o.S Ami IL 1854 lie vel cared Or a-l e.is
e-s.'4t 5rrirs h;s il ness ard deceuty tiriet AZ
6ber information respecting him cln b. ia-ei oy
rloson 10 +. W Palmer keepero the kxcl 1nge u 'Ah
CITY. IN" - - a.: -, =,
The Ohio Temperance law ]. S,ns oH, 's So se
r;.,ed 10 out and out prohibition mostly discard
!, "a t.por substitute for The Name Law
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(THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
|nCNETIC TELEGssA PH,
|,us RATTLE or SLAVERY AND FREEDOM.

rur RAI liz VT Ola iSti %A-fD 4 <eA<A-DD-A'
-, D. match to The X Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Nay q, 1854.
The opponents Of the Nebraska bill are thoroughly
.,J and as resolutc as ever in their determination
\ r..;nue the battle against it, You may rely On it
sttey will resist to the last by every means the
~ Of the House put in their power Expect an
AZ night and day session until Wednesday when
L. Psefc Railroad bill is the special order.
ne Administration are determined to fan the lane
|ygbusterism. The recent articles Of Tie Uaon
abba and the necessity Of pasGng Nebraska to
,,,.re for the admission OF that island, have been
|, niAcri,y The Democratic party is to be con-
ysd into an avowediy proSlayery and Slavery ex-
uscn party. and by its help the North is to be sub
,sed in the ensuing struggle. war excitemen.
Ii gmpsthy for Cuba in its efforts 10 escape from
|srpetn despotism are to help in the process, by
sgng attention from the domestic Williams who are
/, AZ out the Free States. With a view to help On
|yrleme, Tie Union will probably tomorrow, have
II announcement of late news received from Cuba
|sSe effect that the Cubans are thoroughly reused
|vrady to shake off the Spanish yoke. hear from
,rIinformed quarter, that the Administration have
s,ed that novel piece Of intelligence and thoroughly
ss.yOn It's correctness.
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CoyyzcTlcUr.-Tle Legislature made choice Of L s..
Senator's By tie following vote
Gas ExpLoHoy-sEyERAL PERSONS INJURED.

Gas LAPLCSlDN->EhLR AL PERSDNs INJb KID.
About O'clock OF Saturday morning gss meter IN
Il lower pan, Of the marble front buildings Nos. ls and
IL Naeau-s owned By Mr. Plat exploded with loud
report.
Tie meter wes located r. the basellsa. o. &c b.ny
No. 10 occr. lei b. yesss. Sheldon. Lam?or & Co,
book aud stc.ic-cry dca.ers.
ItoIpear. il-, on openis the bulia :, the morning
strong sr,I c. ges v-s lscoyered u.0a which lie g4s
E.-cr was -,lt -0r
Ina l',- .e an agf1eltee boy arrived, 70 l0)k sher
tie dceci n tie pipes: Tie boy PROCEEDED with gh;ei
leMp .no IT, bcseme- an. upon bringing the ghi near
lie end 4 4-h-ppe which had beca cGTees'y e..
ceFPed ;eTbe czlos.gn occurred, tie shock All ~
port beng EEK end heard distance Of .vo b.ocks
Tie ua.n sa.-wsv atou. ak Zee; vile leading y the
urrer Pas o. lie building entirely demolished, and
cors e TIE foorngs ari ceilings Of the first and second
f,os :osn away and scattered in every direction There
vcgc many persoas "a tee building wAo we've s-Eh'iy n
.iuIed By &c -.,ck.
F!umber named John Leyetit. vLo Ves sitting OF
counter on IL rt -four Lad tTo TBS fa-.uEei be
vas taken ~ ;he Eev-York H9spita,
fgc succeeded The ezq.os.on, but tic alarm beng
rroutv gven several fre companies arrived on the
l1ouac ard quickly eztn eushed the haTnes.
Tie e,,.s n the windows and doors Throughout ias
bunsr.s were z altered 10 fragments. The ceiling y
u store NJ. IL occupied by II. Long Bso. Gaa =
Flcrcf was con.derably dsmasei.
Nessz Shelton LsupoTt s. Co, were MOVING '-'' '-s
premises. bit had not opened ioE business ot-ef" sc -
is.s would have been very heavy. They e-'inA's 'e
5s,,~e a. ,tor; 95 Insured fox 1907 u ne beez-
ne1 Insu-aace Co. ,......
lie damage 70 TIC bu6ags No. 10 and u l. es'mi-
I'd si sbou, e. 55o Tie Pesoas employed ao1Ii Tue
building ne. With nsuVv escspes.
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PROPELLER DESTROYED BY FIRE on LAKE
ERIE

BrrFAro Saturday, Nay 20 ?. u
Tie Kent was burned of Ggavelly Bay. Capt larsien,
81 he rrorellor Milwaukee, Jay by her hve hours but
cund 20 ne On board AL supposed the crew hld gone
r. Kent. which was owueI l. J. C. Erans & Co. leil
here vcselday al o'clock. Size was insured oF So'u
eco but the loss Is double that amount her cargo OIL
eco .uls he,ng very valuable. IL Is uh4,.s,291 So
ant c was Shipped b. Mes Morgan and Root O.. ili'
cry. III.
The crew Of tie propeller Kent have o-ivei al "a, .
The FIRE originated in the freight hold supposed from me
lu,~ng nf some coubusblc matter Tn, cargo Oeonsei
rriucil oly TO parties in Milwaukee an CAcaSo ne
PROPELLER vas insured 5000 in the BuuAlo Al-Ha-' anu
: 'cc IN he Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company
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TEE MONTEZCNiA.
Fsem Or o,,a Reronsr


SEw-YoRE. u ?. NJ.
O rerorter lei. tie beach las. evening 4 o'clock,
n which tine the wreck OF tie MCaczuma .ay some Two
OF thee sce mere mbedded IN the sand t'n zen he -"
i,ron Friday She : kccod little more ove-, and has
81 ward ~ 20 fec: water in her hold Her back i broke
and she les ia { vely prcearious situation.
Cart Els, sgcu. Of the un-erwrer' an- ieaf f--els
fcrs Ncv--York ere on board. Twenty men from free
rot won't or b ard to work saturday morning 81, alter
yo CT three hours the agent tod them De should
80 tbem 70 work flom IN the morning until IT
uieh end reniain board al night io s. Per el eAA
rsvftlev were required 10 work At night The men re-
fused 20 accete tbs request, and al le:' me snip
Two ruurs have been "a: board bat have no; CON-
MERGED working yet for wan oi lAA1s' ~ -! ''4
Inas.s have been taken down.
7to esp,a.n and crew came up w-h tbe passenge-s in
he -esrp.g on Friday bui were detained Al Qla--nne
in SATURDAY. morning which accounted ior her delay The
.,v,r,es : he only enc that remains II the ship and shs
csrnot be rcrsledcd TO leave r.
The Wind Il o'clock LAST evening was soli-as' an
twas he oruiou q .se fishermen, + j co1-red ios =
tors aid 60. s.rorccr tie vessel wol'i % - pe-e-
Tie scLoorer Gen TeyoE left o. Saturday a / o'clock
with al The pcsseIeers baggage thai was not IN TIE h't-
s.v,r. casks we-c thrown overheard on ,raday, and
heat was working backward and ilrward u schooner
with vbs.ever coud be got c9 The ship
VIZ ur re-9rter arrived OF tAe besel L was raining
FL ,,reri- orl e. lad g. wade slee-lee9 i--o1-n ie
es for ,tout Joe feet There VS. Z, one o. IL 7--ch'
io-f tlcre lad ben IL he boats from FseepO down
,,-,, il he morning with visitors trcm tn nelEh0orlng
Vile~ee. The surf was %; 81 strong 4 on fI.la!'
1feresrest house TO where she sruck = On an sand
e,u.s thc Fir,sde Beech about threequartes o. ME
- he v,reek A NOS. melancholy boxing place where
Jcbp c Isvror. vie ard ehild-ea 1--we. The! keep
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SANDs-ST. JUVENILE MiSoIVNA"f SuVEnff.
Ills soce.y. which Is comprised o. the sabbath schoc!
attached to the Sarss Methodist chnr h, celebrated s
sixth alnysrssry Last evening Tie building was crowded
to and many hal 70 leave for want o. room WA
tpan t.e II IN In Cont OF tac pulpit were seated tbs
lev Seyaeu. LAM Zen presiding Edcr Of H. l. osis,cs
Fer ~ Nc ~ 3 lam ~ ard sofa p OF 70 oaer SieF-
gysil ~ -tarcl upon ;ll cluie-oace now Al sesoa-
Inc suuua4 r,g..i rad By ioshla Gascoyne, Sd.
from which alp tai She so-ciy numbers - MEM
hcr fie receipts have blea f9o n which 500 has osn
Sgp-o a.st "a ae parfrt society ard tie resaaier To-
war, hc ,Ec1.3a OF laa.an Boy OF the Oaeils t15c
a. Lawrence jaiveTsy. AMI Id snpPcr of missionary
at Anecaisa Long Island. Excellent addresses
were u.4lc iy EDY. Drs. Darbin, Storss and
olfrs and e. the close collection was tskea
M one distinctive feature oi the Saads-s,. Sabbath
ioc j. 20 be found n tie facl that about i25 young
All Ecn vsryg. from IS % p years 81 age ase sill
ftcLl 70 H. They divided into Bible classes under
H. tu;sisoo Of Ms. Cutting, Ms ~ y Ote. Jas Gas
coyre John G. Fay. Watson Sanford and Dram swift.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL sssEMBLY-NEw

PHIrADELrHiA Saturday Nay 90, lsji
Tie Prsbyerian General Assembly voted that any re-
us which might be made By southern PresbyIeries TO
INQUIRIES Of TIE last Assembly TO their connection
tn Slavery should he referred to the Committee on bus
artOyertur,s As no replies will probably be received
thought the discussion Of the question Will be queuy
esed by for this year. Tie Assembly thus far has been
occupied with routine bus OF no general interest
over thirty pupi.s ofthis city VIII be occupied tomorrow
~ menbers OF the Assembly.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
XAsHISGTON. Saturday, May %, /

IFridays proceedings coRciRded
usour report closed lest night
NRRINGLE indicated his opposition to the repeal Of
Il, yxpUri Compromise.
NJ HOW obtained permission to print speech against
N stbfaska bin
~ GREENWOOD spoke in favor and M. SEYMOUR
lyes the measure
rlsi clock the Committee took recess til O'Clock
= E0rIng.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP OTTAWA AT
PORTLAND
PoRTLAsD, Me-, Saturday,

PORTLAND, Me-, Saturday, May 90 1884.
The screw steamship Ottawa, from Liverpool April p,
Tor Quebec put in here at 10 o'clock last night. Sac has
leO passengers and large freight. Within 2j0 miles Of
Cape Race he Ottawa was detained four days IN the zee,
and aerward put into sydney, C. b. for Goals She then
steamed for Quebec but found the ~. Lawrence closed
with ice
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IRE AT THE HIGHLANDS OF NEvERSINK.

TIE HIOHLANDs Saturday, Nay %, 1854.
Last night between and O'Clock the house Of Mr.
ohn Fletcher accidentally took fire and entirely de-
strovfd II was kept as hote during the summer )ns
The flames ragged with such fury that scarcely any OF the
fursure was saved The loss is about 900. Insurance
50 COO or $1,000.
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PROPELLER DESTROYED BY FIRE on LAKE


BrrTALO Saturday. May 20. l55f.
The propeller Kent. with cargo Of 300 tuns of goods,
was entirely DESTROYED by fire last night the Canadian
shore Of Lake Erie. The supposed to have e.
capod in the boats.
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pREAK IN THE oswEGO CANAL.

STEAIT :. Lly T, I-li.
There WIS break in the omtankmeni Of ne cswesc
Canal hi, morning level No. Il, and hiy feet washed
w IL will be repaired On Monday.
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% 70 lis EAcerercy Gov. WAsnsrRs'
BosTOy, May 81, 1854.
Last evening. at about 10 O'Clock, two men called az u


TATEEsON, IAy y, IsII
man named ZeliG about sixty years Of age ani his
wife, were instantly killed this morning, by beng thrown
from their carriage while returning from church.
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SENATOR EyERE1Ts LETTER OF RESIGNATION.

SENATOR EYEREITs LETTER OF RESIGNATION.
BosToS. Msy.2l 1854.
Senator EgERFTT he's written The following letter Coz.
WAsHBURs:
BosToy, Thursday, May ls, 1884.
SIR: Iresret to have to inform you that | unicr
tic necessity Of rosgning my seat in the Senate of the
United State. When consented to be a candidate sDr
that place The improved state OF my hesh led 70 hope
that shoud in that respect be fully equal il dutesa
hope nerward confirmed BY the experience Of olaboroIs
wi1tcr in the Department Of State. was however in he
course Of the last ouium, mueh udPosed and during hc
the session Of Congress my health has been greatly
IMPAIRED. II Is now such to make it i'm
possible for ne, either with respect to daily attend
snce on tic Senate, Or tie adequate preparation for
iuror:art iocis Of discnssion-not - mention
the burden Of business correspondence, which is very
heavy-o discharge my official duties in proper man
rer This must Of necessity be still more the case With
the advance OF he W I'm season. and The increasing length
of tie daily sessions, and could not persevce Ia the
effort without mourning the rik Of the mos. Serious con'e.
qutnoes. For tbs reason alter anxious deliberaon aad
IN obedience 10 tie decisive opinion Of my long.
expUiGCtd md eminent family physcian, DR.. warren,
| have felt il my duty to resign ny seat-ihe fesig
nation 10 take eject the Is; of June. In thus re
firing ron e. public service 10 which with little inter-
mis.on have devoted myself for 30 years, begleay
TO cypress my deep and grateful scne OF obligation for tn
ua.v dis gushed marks Of confidence with which haT
boe hororea Nv the people and the Legislature OF my IA
tive STATE ard by the Executive Of the Union with my
eVn prayers for the honor end welfare OF our Dslp'ed
Common w olti end country,
EDWARD EVERETT.
TO lis EAceIency Gov. WAsnsrRSr
BosTos, May 81, 1854
Las. evening at about 10 o'clock two called at the
chop Of Mr. Pollard cuicr in Charesiown and, after
knocking him down, gagged him with plaster o. tai,
and robbed lin Of $500 which in his pocket They
cn covered him with shavngs, and setting fire to them
dccaurod locking the shop-door The flames bursting
out caused IN alarm of fire. when Ir F. was rescued by
the frcmen, having been badly burnt.
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DEATH CT CAPT. -c-ETH EDDlE
We lr-lr trt CrT-. Moore u ship Brock De-. Tl--h
ship dis1l,c q fhs passage from fesl'- -
Bcs,ou ard since Put into Cox. A "aslea "i
dsr, qne Csrt u va. f,r serer- yoari raie 4 tie
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
THREE VESSELS ASHORE
ONTHE JERSEY COAST.
PAS ENGERS SAT- =.
NO LIVE s Los z.
SHIPS AND CkRG0eS UHIRIURED.

Prom Our Own Reporter.
NEw-YORK. Saturday Morning, Msy 81, 1854.
After long drive Of - miles from the Railway
terminus at Freehold, arrived at Squan Beach in
,ia f.,.ar ,art of oftarroon
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

BEARDs,-The Home Journal, the oracle in
matters Of etiquette and kindred subjects,
says;
1t does not seem to be generally understood,
that the black beard is the least credtable, in
the story it tells of parentage and nourishment.
In the countries where boards have been
enough worn 10 be phiOsophically studied, the
blackest beard is known as the eoarsest,a and in.
dcates blood impoverished by the hard Ia
Dor and scanty food of those through whom
it descended. Gentle blood it is thought gives
an auburn but not black beard to those of dark
compilations, and sunny tinted or golden, but
not dark red or lusterless and sandy beard, to
those who are blande. The Greeks have gol-
den beard to their gods. In Italy, aSshe pres
ent time, the blsnde beard, yellow or golden,
is especially admired, and thought to be the
only color of such as are silky and caressable
in their texture.