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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

We observe in quite number of quarters, real or
pretended indignation against THE TRIBUNE for It's
recommendations touching opposition to the Nebraska
bill Doubtless it would be altogether more satisiac-
tory to the supporters of this infamous measure II
they could he allowed to have their own way unmo-
Tested and unrebuked. But however much these gen.
tlemeu may desire such submission, they cannot be
oratfcd We are in earnest in our opposition to this
strocious piece of mischief and take leave to express
sur eouyictons-a which has always been very
mueh in the way of Wrong and Opposition since the
forrdstpn of the world. What concerns us most is
the fear that we have nos done our whole duty IN the
PREMISES. 1t seems to us that we have not been
sua;Seltly denounced.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13


Tie Richmond Enquirer copies our statement oi the
fact that Prof Allen, muatto who was recently
hunted from the interior Of our State on aweounded
suspicion that he intended to marry white girl is
now lecturing in England to crowded houses-and
thus comments:
"Such is the consistency of the Abolitonists Ihey
tencb the equality of the races ard declam against the
social prescription Of the negro; but let some nuaIto
propose 10 marry white girl and straighway they NUM-
him out the State Their doctrines are beautiful only
in theory; they object TO practical amalgamation.
The Enquirer surely ought to know that no Aboh-
ltionst had anything to do with the hunting away OF
Prof Allen All such Outrages have been the work oil
the lowest and meanest class of whites who are here
without exception bitter anti-Abolitonists, and par
ticuarly furious against "amalgamation." We have
pretty large acquaintance throughout the Free
States, and don't happen to know one drunken vaga
bsrd obscene rowdy or shftless lOafer who is not
violent opponent Of all manner of Abolition Every
human being who is not heartily and practically
Christian is naturally and instnctively an ar'socrat
he wants 10 look down on somebody; and If he has
robino but the color of his skin to base his astocraey
uron. he has to make the most of that. We presume
most Abotionists would advise white woman not 10
marry a coored man, if their advice were asked on
the point but all mobbing account OF such alliances
is done ty the shareholders very meanet Northern
tools. Will the South remember this
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

The Moonshine Railroad seems to be in process of
resurrection. Its special attorney and travelling agent
the Hon. Levi S. Chatfed, has suddenly turned up
here, and proposes to expound the enterprise before
the Geographical and Statistical Society This is
sbrewd notion of Chatfelds, for nothing short of an
association of sayans specially devoted to recondte
geographical problems and statistical investigations Of
transcendental impapabty, could look after the
locality of this road or the by which its invent
ors are going to build it. No doubt on these points
the highly respectable georaphers and sasticans of
the Society will be perfectly Illuminated by the Chat
feldan revelations Perhaps, also, at the same time
they may be induced to buy few shares in the stock
Of the MoonshiEe Company
We must confess, however, that we should prefer to
hear the late General on some historical ques
tion For instance, an exposition of the efforts made
to obtain the pardon of Mr. John S. Austin, when inn
prisoned for breaking the head of Mr.. Schel would
be more interesting to the public than all of Mr. Chat
fields geographical discoveries, especially if accom-
panied by the original correspondence, which is be-
lieyed to have been of most enticng character We
presume the Historical Society would gladly open
its doors fer Memoir on that subject, and we can
promise a crowded and attentive audience But we
fear Mr. Chateld will not have time for this work at
present. =.
But seriously it might be well for the GeogrPhi-
cal Society to inquire how far it conduces to Its credit
TO lend itself to the use of any charatn and specu
lator who may come along with an ak to grind
Good and instructive papers from Trustworthy and
able men do much to give an honorable reputation to
the learned Society before which they are produced TO
the public but dsquisons by the agents OF the Moon
shine Railway Company can hardly be cassed IN that
category,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
TIE OBJECT,

Let it not lie forgotten that the struggle Of
the minority of the House Of Representatives at
Washington is in behalf Of freedom and of the
rights Of the people. What the minority is
after, and all it desires to accomplish is to
submit the great question Of the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise TO THE PEOPLE. The minority demand
that the people shall be heard through their represent
atves elected with special reference to this question
They wish TO yindicate the doctrine of popular
sovereignty How dare the Nebraska consprators re-
fuse to 90 before this tribunal How dare they in the
language of Mr.. Benton, " incarcerate and imprson"
the members Of Congress TO force them to pass
offensive, vile and Odious against which
half the country has already risen in civil nsurrection
Tie men who are forcing the Nebraska question in th
face Of the popular demonstrations against it every
where, guilty Of treason against the very fnda
mental principle of popular sovereignty. If the peo
pie want the Nebraska bill, with all its arocious
features, it stands give them a chance to say
80. And if they do not want it, give them an Oppor
tunity to declare themselves against it.
But this is what the majority of the House refuse.
They know the people are against the measure, and
they 90 therefore for thrusng it down their thrOas
against their WILL 1t is this forcing process against
which the minority rosouely and heroically con-
tending and against which we trust they will contend,
If need be, till the 4th of March, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Thursday NeNS IroccedNes CV"N""t"'
WAsnIxcros Friday May Il, ls54.-3 o'clock AN
Mr.. DEAN-We have been here fifteen consecutive
hours and have made 10 progress. now appeal TO The
House on boi sides TO accept the proposition maze !ser
dav morning to allow the debate to continue I'll Thursday
next and to postpone the special order-the Pacific Ra
road bi-for one week. This will give an opportunity
for full Discussion and is fair TO both sides.
Objection was made by Nj. TWEED and Others.
Mr.. RICHARDSON stated he advised to say that
the proposition made in the morning to postpone 'e p
ol order and terminate the debate the Nebraska bu
SON time next week would meet with no oppcslon noh
the friends of the measure ,
Mr.. CAMPBELL said he had invariably been retusea
the privilege and must now object to the gentleman pro-
ceeding II.
Mr.. HUGHES asked the consent OF the House 10 MAKE
remork but many objections were nterposed.
Mir. HUGHES thought that, nasmuch as the gentleman
rom i,,o. had made proposition one side the friVi-
lere of responding should be allowed on the other'
Mr.. RICHARDSON said that he had made no PROPOSE
,op He had merely said that lie would accept the pOpo
stion coming from the other side.
Mr.. HUGHES wished to say something but "ha' ne
said was lost in loud cries of order.
A motion to adjourn negatived. l.,
Nv VUCHEs again asked TO make statement WHICH,
he sgd. would not consume over two minafes'
Cries of - Hear him hear him
Mr.. WALSH-l object, no hla''eI VIM
the gentleman do no, want any proposition a. al
Tie sPEAKER-TLe Chair heard several very s''''ie'
Wr. WAIsH-I repeat my objections for the geh'le-
mans special benefit IL. ,o..r;hed had
s-er..5 The members were all nearly tagged ou''
srd some with their heads tied up. The morning news
cane to the relief of the honorable body and cc
sorally baskets Of refreshments were oro"n' " -
x;dual rsnbers. The House had been called anu ris
rms directed 70 sally forth and aTFesi ao'ei
ice. md bring them to the bar Of the House:
Nae OCoek A. NJ, Fridoy.-Mr. BAREl was -ir'I p'O,
euced et the bar Of the House when the Se
him that be was al liberty to 'Aer III 'A''''
soJCe. .l...t. s;,t;,,
Mr.. BARRY-I wss not very well ana tnD"sn. s'.1'As
- 81, n;ott woulI make NE sick. Ipaired on win gen.
teuun who went home TO sleep
Mr. BARRY was excused for son-aiiendanee'
M KERR suggested that the doors be opened ior ie
admission Of members there were any oulsoe "H0 u'
sired tc ecIne u.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
XXXIIId CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. ..WAsHScroN. Friday, Nay -, ls5i,
Mr. CHASE moved that when the Senate adjourn 1t be
TO Monday Agreed.
Mr. CHASE presented several petitions against the Ne
lrasko bill. 4, .
Mr.. AILES-As there is quorum present move that
the Senate adjourn.
Mr. WEILER-Let us have the Yeas and Nays
TIE LET was called, during which many Senators came
in. Motion lost Yeas To- Nays IS. No quorum.
Mr. WAIKEal said there was no IN staying, a. no
quorum was present He therefore moved that the Senate
adjourn - 9.
MIR PRATT asked for the Yeas and Nays, but the Sen
ate refused TO ordtr them.
The motion was agreed to-Yeas -, Nays D.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

MrRpFRrR At LARcE.-slt has been ascerianed that
ctn ,he murderer OF Ladaw in ST. Louis on ThgI.a nsht'
scrred n city the morning on the packet
M f mn 10 Sp the morning train OF cars from thss
80 Fr, spriruffld Il what direction he took
lsorbr aG, have teen fom ST. Louis In all drrc-
t.o,., AZ q officers AZ CUT in hoi Iur'ut
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

CErAr POSTAGE ILLiSoIs.Tho Editors OF Illinois IN
A state Convention Simeon Francs presiding, draileda
Memorial to Congress against increasing the rates OF news
rarer O letter postage
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

ISDrlxA-1hc Hon. A. L. Rcache lDeml has resgned
the udgeshp OF the Supreme Court having been eiee'ea
President of The Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
CANAL BREAK IN CANADA.

ALBANT, Friday, Nay II, Isof
The Toronto Coaisf Of yesterday reports oeAx N 'ns
Besuhan,s Cssa which will take weeks TO repairs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
loss op TIRE BRIG EXCHANGE.

IUoo OF IHh bhIU hAVttANUH', -,
lHlIADKLPHiA Friday, May ls. lsSI
The brig Exchange for NewburyPOrt with coal, was
cspsized on Wednesday evening by asqual and s"nH'
The escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
THIRD DISPATCH.

Two O'CLOCK L. NJ
Tie Speaker has just ruled that to-day is Thursday
legislatvely and will remain Thursday until adjourn
ment. This is On important decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Tuelrs and half o'clock p. M.-The Anti-Nebraska-
ties have divided into platoons of about thirty each
Every platoon is to be on duty specified number oil
hours and then be relieved by others. Calling the
Yeas and Nays ia refreshing to the opponents OF
the iniquty than thrilling speeches.
Desperate diseases require and justify desperate
remedies
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Rittef's Family Medicines,

DITTER'S COMPOUND ;sYAUPOF TAR. WILD
IL CHERRY AND WOOD NArilrliA.-tor
Coughs Colds As hm,, bronchitis, Wh,opng
Tough, and all risc ,sca tending 10
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Il one Of the best prep r,tions of the day for all
disc SIS Of ii. Throat and Lungs aa ,hDus .nds can
estisy. 1t contains no rcnt,c, it II be g;.
wi perfect safety to the yonngcs. child. Price
twenty-five cents per bottle.
RlTrER'S AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL.
For he of Dyspepsia. Diar. hea, Low ;'p.ri.s
Nervousness. General Dcbil.y. &c.
his Cordial will Ire found highly beneficial in he
shove disorders; it is pleas M to the tas e. AMI will
relieve in sho; time al those DIS ressing feelings
to which drspeptcs are liable. a few doses will
stop the most obstinate hi ,rlua Procure a bot
Tie AL b" cnrc al once. Price fly cents PR b., l..
nITTENS PICTORIAL sTRCPA CARNiN NATIVE
This p!epar .on a be IL in use for over seven
years in Phiiadci,hii j; was formerly manuf,c-
turc'l by the grandfather Of he present proprietor
AMI a. sDothin: syrup his stood I'M. ivillel. Ii
quickly relieves colicy pains. and promotes tqtur j
sle'p in infants. Price . Gems per bot lc
VANSWFITEN'S, OR BLACK PILLS,
Also known as hiocavian Pills. Hurts Pills Dutch
Pills. and Il safe pnrsative and Bilious Pill and
NO mily should he without them. Price tw MY
five cents per box The above medicines san he OBJ
,incd of the sole proprietor. ]. j.. RITTER.
July % No. . south Front ST Phil al =
n. -, A liberal discount md. to Druggists and
StorckecpIs
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Mem and Boys Wear.
IAs.4I ARE sTTE'Ti1re
J ACOBS Is. 4 SITS

NEW and capacious Store Room. on Main
IL Street, (nearly opposite the old Fountain
lnn,) Elhton, Md, where is daily exhibited n
beautiful assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
a few Of which will name. such rs
S.77I.NS;
very rich black, plaid, plain and c!angcabc.
SILKS;
very fine and high colnrcd.
ALL WOOL DE LANES;
and as the most fashionable styles now are
PL.7iDS,
have them to suit young nr old, in
BAREGE DE LANES,
Bareecs, Lawns, Ginahams, Prints and
WHITE GOODS.
Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Plum and Claret
FRENCH CLOTHS
am now prepared 10 supply the demand for
DEBIGES,
Mattings, Oil Cloths, Hemp, Rag and Ingram
CARPETS;
besides general variety of
STAPLES IND SUNDRIES:
Cassmcres, veStngs. collonadrs, dennims,
muslins, shawls, tckings, drillings, heavy
duck, tea covers, tea hinges, hosiery, gloves.
combs AMI brushes, chcmiSetts and undci
sleeves, boots AMI shoes, hats and caps, hard
ware, qu"enswar", cedarware, spices, glasses,
ecady-Nsnde Clothing,
and an unsurpassed LOT Of
GROCERIES, sc.
Come ono, come all, and examine for yonr-
selves, and yOu will always find something
worthy Of your attention. Thankful for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, |
would solicit n continuance OF the same, hop
ing by close application 10 business and selling
goods cheap, Gathering to the old motto OF
quick sales and small prolls,) TO give general
satisfaction.
N. 3. Country Produce taken al the high
EST market rates in exchange for goods.
APPS ]. b. ASH.
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legal Notices,
ROAD HixAIzI.a.Ess g02'g&'s

EHIlE undersigned have been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners Of Ceril
county. "EXamincrs' to examine and d.
terminc whether the public convenience re-
quircs Public Road to be opened rs de
scribcd i'll the Petition asking for the same
rs follows:
"From the Road lately located from Car
tcr's School House to the Cherry Hill and
New Leeds Road, beginning ut u point on
said Road west of the Little Elk creek, and
near the place where sad road crosses the
creek through the lands of Israel ID. Carter,
md passing near the site of his new paper
mill; and leaving the land Of the said Carter
and entering the land of the heirs Of Jchn
Harlan; deceased, and passing along the west
side Of Harlm's Dam, and along the west
side of IIaran's race to the New Leeds and
Cherry Hill road, and leaving said road near
" opposite the New Leeds Church and pass
ing through the lands Of John Campbell, Nor
ris Lewis and heirs of Richard Brookings,
deceased > to the E!liton and Blue Ball Road.
And we hereby give notice to the citizens
of the county and all other persons interest
ed, that we will meet, at the point named
as the place Of beginning of the proposed
road, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, next, then and there to proceed with
the business which devolvcS upon us by
the aforesaid appointment.
JOSEPH MILLER,
JOHN McCRERY,
THOMAS MILLER,
August }, 1854 5w Examiners.
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shsssEgE GPEEANG!
Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
t NV.AI. TORDERToS.

U AIDES DRESS SILKS, plaid and plain
d superior black do; tan, blue, mode, and
white all wool Deain"s; Bareses, all colors;
French Lawns, Swiss, Null and Cambria Mus
Inns.
.SNOW-DPO TABLE CLOTHS,
and Linen Table Covers, white cords for bon
nets and skirts, Irish Linens ofal kinds, Cam
brio ana Swiss Edgings and Insertings, under
sleeves, embroidered hdkiS., collars, sc.
GINGHdJIS, PRINTS aud DO.HESTICS,
Real Manchester Ginghams, very best makes
Of Prints in the trade. plaid and striped Domcs-
tic. MDURNING GOODS.
Mourning Prints, Dclaines, Lawns. Cling
hams, collars and under-slecves, love wells,
an! hdkls.
BLICk CLOTHS and CdSSIMERES,
silk AMI Mars"iles Vestings, Linen Drill, and
Duck for white pants.
STR iW GOODS.
Straw Mating A, 81 and Ga wide. plain
and chcqucred; Panama, Leghorn and Canton
Straw Hats.
Oil Cloths, CARPET bags, trunks, ladies' cai-
tiers, with and without tips gents patent leath-
err shoes, carpet slippers, nail, tooth and other
brushes &c., sc. Apr Is
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

No, l27 Baltimore St, Baltimore, MI.
TTNiIS Ins tuition pres supei Tor facilities to
l young men DESTROYS Of obtaining ructical
business cdu: .iion.
The of study cnbroccs Double Entry
housekeeping practically applied to the IN N.
agcmcnt of Mcr; ,n;iie, Bank. Manufacturing ard
steamboat Books; business Penmanship and Mcr.
camille Conpu aons nilar Lectures on Com.
mcrci Law upon the subjects of Bills of Exchange
lron'issory Notes Contracts, Partnerships &c.
The exercises are all strictly practical. being ic-
duc,d from sexual business transactions. ana 50
completely combine practice with theory hat stu.
dents on completion Of the course re in every re
spcct compel nj to conduct on scientific principles
any set Of pouble Entry looks The Students have
access % Comm rel i l.;br,ry. pro,u ell expressly
for heir aceommodn ion There is also at ,cc,l to
he College. Re ding Room. where may be found
I'll the leading Daily Papers from various paris Of
n, Union.
Ex'min lions re lc ! at 81 tel periods and Dip
Tomas awarded to rhns. found competent to repre-
sent tho ms ituton in a mere ntilc opacity
Usual length oftimc to complete the whole course
from eight to ten weeks
Tuition for the tenn $40 For PARTICULARS write
And receive circular by m all. Aug. 26 ly
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer,

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q stsSsiA Twill run until further no
2l.=zzyy:=::==z7l ticc. as follows:
f1.ssTS92 f%--z.as--sz'1s. Leave Philadelphia for
the various places on the .Sassalras River on
Tu"Sl IS and Thursdays, at O'Clock p. NJ .
Returning, leave Winners Point on We'd
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tAss2d,y $ at O'Clock p. N.
Leave Philadelphia on Saturdays at 4 r.
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FRENCH TRUSSES,
WEIGHING LESS THAN % OUNCES

WEIGHING LESS THAN % OUNCES.
FOR TIE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
A CkNOWLEDGED by the highest medical au-
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20 lie IN that the occasion offers to procure not
only Tho liShtest and most easy, but as dur bic
Truss my other, in lieu Of the cumbrous and
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Persons at distance lble to call on The sub
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RENTING FIVE DOLLARS for the single Truss, or
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For Sale only by the Importer
CALEB II. NEEDLES.
Cor. Twelfth & Race Streets Philadelphia
~ Ladies, requiring the benefit of Mechanical
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tset apart for their exclusive use,) No III TWELFTH
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Directly Opposite the United States HOTEL
VMTE are extensively engaged in the man
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Our Safes are made not merely to sell, but
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Our attention being devoted exclusively to
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toners our safes at prices much below the
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Rev. Gee. Es. Tracy,

tS&I%TLh i,I
MRS. TRACY y MISS JULIA FARN1IAM.
!hr former success Of these Teachers we
consider sufficient pledge for the faithful
a"d intelligent discharge Of their duties.
Boarding in the family of the Principal
$50 per term OF twelve weeks.
I''iuON:-tommon English So; advanced
English ! to -; Languages each 81 extra;
music $40 for thirty lessons; use Of Piano So
Drawing, Painting. and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
RrpoMs Of the pupils conduct and rccith-
items will be submitted to the parents each
ok. From its past success we are prepar-
ed 10 recommend the School to the public for
a liberal support.
\. b. !sny pupil going through a regular
course OF study at this institution, will receive
diploma certifying the same.
G.. SMITH,
L. REYSoLns,s
i. WILMER,
J. W. ABRAHAMs,
y. MUTE,
J.P. YAyNEMAN,
J. SAurHR,
Port Deposit, July 30 Trustees.