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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMADA'S MAILS,
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
The Latest from the Seat Of War.
DEFEAT OF THE lMPERAllSTs AT SHANGHAI.
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE WAR.
cHiS Es In THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
INTERESTING FROM MADRID,
&c. &c, nc,

The steamship Canada, from Liverpool 10th inst,
arrived at Boston at nine o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The mails for the South were despatched by
the afternoon train and reached this city about one
o'clock this morning. Owing to the lateness of the
hour at which we received our packages, the ex-
tracts selected from foreign papers necessarily
very brief.
Defeat OF the Chinese Imperialists by the
English ana American Forces.
The following ieiegraphic despatch received the
day previous tho sailing of Canada by eminent
London firm
HosG KoSa, April %, 1854.
An attack made by the Imperalists the foreign set
Element of Shanghse led TO the stormng aud destruc lion
OF their camp the tth of April by tho English and
American forces. Two were killed aud twelve
wounded, OF the vo,ui GERS Mr.. j. q. Brine dan
gerously wounded Mr. Griswold Grey lost leg. Capt
Pearson of the Rose S,andish, severely wounded,
but doing well. All quiet the 18th inst
The ship Dumries for Shanghae, loaded with teas was
totally lost.
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Port Of New York, june az, 1854,

CLEARED.
Ship Great Western, Furber, Liverpool, Marshall
Ship SD Orient Ill., LiysrPe. spSord Tsstoq
Ship South Carolina. Stewart. Rotterdam Hurlbut 4
New t M Nelson
Bark Weather Gage Carr Bordsau1; Boyd & Hinohen.
Brig Frsasrist IaseoiS Gssien .n4 Newcastle
BIS Eapre's OBJ. Duprs La Poole NE, Roome Din
sssr Eys @ sas .n.'
sehr Pearl westerves, Bucksviils Sc Batsman Rud-
s Ser. W.ss Briggs, wilyinston: Es .ossll:
ss sssss Franh1s Sosten DAYTON sprssu
shr s Hs, s ssyI BSn sSss
sioop Ellen " ooiston Newport %S master. ''''A'
ARRIVED
and Pas.eprsrs, & Iadism { Pisssspss ''N''
AM,SsD ., ES s hs0. London and
2y May p o. pid H b. 10y,
from Brs:u s sss IT,
more a days out The had shs winds and Gains the
OBJ ,S.pss E.a %s:.
WI asssSs p..::ss Gays
E1: S;Ssa w Nay VI. ss asS
ss g .G %g :y s.s s From
yss.ss, rlS. ss s.y: z's "s ss
Ma, with s7s Ss$is5 lsss
hence os sSs Bremen TSs
ssps,sneee moderate snds and GAINS Had two deaths
ship IaIaSp Or stein, Newcastle, 40 days. with COAL
Ship Vale. Esth). nayne CAif rs days with rail.
signal Si Lucy Bale sosaa
Slip G0lcopdR of Bostor) Coi6urn HAvre A. days, in
OREGON H.Ssa days with md..
June 1T l.o Ion g 20, spoke ship Bailey, from
ship Ihyeu loidsn) Addisks Bremen, 40 days, with
mdse Ard 346 pasenses to Henninss Muller Goslins
ras 1s to Sims nnSs, SSne H. Ia 81 ios q TO-
spoke slip Northern Belle. hsneo for Quesec.
in ballast, With IsS passsossrs . sseS Kunhsrds
Brig Plata Urem beyine, Bremen, - DAYS IN ballast,
p s% Tor
Brig Adele toldsn) Psulsen, Bremen 40 days in ballast
,ait 70 MoCresdy Mott Co June q lat 20 I'm 81 90
Tayai; 4th inst 80 so Ion 66 spoke Br brig Druro
day stem Halifax for Bsrbsdoes
vans, 10 days with mdse, TO scCready, MC3s q Co.
Brig Shamrock (Br, French Sidney, CB Is days. with
Brig Swift tsr) Bryan sydney IL days. with coal asd
four passengers to Balm a Jones
schr Sterling Br Barker windsor II days. with pias,
sehr Terry tof Nsw Hayon) Wright. Jsessonvlls. Q
days with lumber. to Rich Hossiss Of New Haven
Schr Louifn, Garland Gardiner, Me, 9 dAya
sehr Mar ii Chase, nsrrinston rubss. sdsys.
Seihr IesIrr, bnntsr Passport. days
s ST l ssis' nss siEsF hs ssSiis sS"y
Schr r Lewis, Berry. Portland, days.
scir NsTia yane, Jones Boston for Philadsphis
Schr Mary Elizabeth. Gorum Boston.
schr Barnes EldrIdse, Boatcn.
Sohr Howard, Lowell, Boston, 2days
Schr J Glover Donne. Boston.
Schr NARY Baws. Young, Boston.
schr osccola. Rosara. Pr0vincstown, days.
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TIE BosToN RroT.-The grend jury Of the United
States District Court for North Carolina, has made
presentment in relation to the Boston fugitive
slave riot. The strict and wiling observance Of the
United States laws in North Carolina is referred TO-
and no citizen of Massachusetts or any other state
it is stated has been insuted, delayed in the
serton Of his rights, the recovery OF lis property
in North Car0lina. In melancholy contrast with this
happy concition Of Affairs, the preseptment refers
to the late outrage in Boston, returns thanks to Pre-
sideat Pierce for his promptness and energy in en-
forcing the laws, and expressesregret that in Massa
chusetts the laws OF the country have to be upheld
by the exhibition Of military power.-Sdvamnah
Ne,ps.
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few miles from Trenton lives woman Of masculine
frame and exposition, who IL very skfgl mechanic.
She has constructed baodsome carriage, makes and
plays yiolns and hes manufactured gun beside many
other aties She is entirely sefaught and Is only 70
years old
james Mcguire trial at syracuse for tho murder Of
James W Holland bias been convicted OF InausiaugAtsr
IN the fourth degree.
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DEATH FROM CARELESS USE or FRnARMs.-A
son Of Dr. Junkin, of this city, lost his life last
week. He had remained home from school, being
unwell in the morning, and in cambering after
something on the top Of a bookcase in the absence
Of his parents, he pulled knocked down pistol.
The pistol, in falling to the foor was broken at the
breech, and the bog, IL years of age, attempted,
with the muzze against his body to force the broken
parts together when IL went off, the contents enter
ing inst below the pit of the stomach, and carrying
with it button torn off the waistband Of his panta
looms, which 1t Is supposed lodged in his backbone,
HernI1
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SHOCKING FATALITY-John r. Hopkins, Of this
city, a brakeman on the Western Railroad, came to
a shocking death on Tuesday morning. He was at
tached to one of the morning trains from this city
twenty rods this side Of West Brookeld, the train
met and passed another from Worcester and Boston,
and as the deceased was leaning from the platform
had just passed, his head came in contact with the
posts of the bridge with such force as to knock him
round, 30 that his head broke hole through the
side of the car. The blow, which beat his head al
The The body fell beneath the wheels Of the train.
which cut off one arm and broke the legs and other.
wise f1ightfully mangled it, after which it fell
through the tmbers Of the bridge into the river be-
deceased was a son OF Joseph B. Hopkins Of this
city. and was about twenty years Of age.--Spring
field (Mass.) Republican, June 81.
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The HORSE SHOW AT PRovIpENcE.-The oper .
ing of the horse exhibition yesterday was brilliantly
successful beyond the most sanguine expectations
Of its friends, and all the arrangements reflected the
highest credit upon those who have had the matter
in charge. The grand entree in the morning COM
prised upwards Of three hundred horses, of which
there were rising fifty pairs matched, and EN-.
bracing all the otter classes on which premiums
had been offered. The show of fine horses belonging
in this city, venture to say, cannot be beat by
any city Of the size in the Union. The trial Of
speed and qualities of the matched and single trot
ting horses, in the afternoon very spirited and
was witnessed by ut least 5000 people, probably
10000 were upon the ground during the day. The
exhibition viii be continued to-day, and the premi
ums awarded. We SHALL hereafter, take occasion
to speak particularly the exhibition and the
horses deserving Of special note. The weather.
which looked unfavorable in the morning. proved In
high degree the reverse the sun being shaded during
most of the day, with fine breeze, making it
agreeable to both horses and people, There was
very large number Of ladies present, who appeared
highly gratifed with the exhibition. It is under
stood that the showing of horses and the trial of
speed of upwards of one hundred geldings to-day,
will exceed in interest the exhibition Of yesterday,
and that the weather proving favorable, an immense
assemblage of people will be upon the ground
Precedence Post, June %.
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MOVEMENT IN SPEcIE.-This morning, Mr.. j. 8.
Tower, messenger of Messrs. Wells, Butterield q
Co.'s Express, brought down from the West $3.50 900
In gold fer the New York Sub-Treasury. This is
the largest amount Of specie probably ever brought
from the West at any one time since the organiza
ton OF express companies II was Immediately
forwarded to it's destination, and is now probably
safely lodged in the government vaults-Albany
Epen;ng journal, June IL
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DEATH FROM LocEJ.w.-A Young man died at
Wattrtown, Mass, on the 18th Inst, from lockjaw
He had injured finger Of his hand which was
crushed by the fall a barrel. The wound was
neglected, and in consequence Of his getting cold in
IL lockjaw ensued. II is stated that his laws were
so firmly closed together that II was found neces
sary TO break out tooth, Ia order to administer
noursbment
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THE RIGHrs OF CONTRACTORS WITH THE Co
vERNMEST.--We hear in one Of the department
buildings, that the Attorney General decides that
when contract with one of the departments has
been performed in part, in good faith, aud then
rescnded by the government, without fault on the
part of the contractor he Is to be compensated for
the period Of actual performance, according to the
rate prescribed by the contract Washington Star
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The British Ministry.

From the London Times, June OIL
The statement made by Lord John Russell last
Night in the House OF Commons removes all doubt
as to the fact that the duties of the War Department
are to be severed from those of the Colonial Office,
and that fourth Secretary of State is to be created
by the authority of the CrowH to conduct that inn
portant portion of military administration which
has heretofore devolved upon the Colonial Minister.
Thus far step il made In the right direction, and
we are entitled to look with peculiar satisfaction on
the result Of this discussion. Repeated commits
sons Of Ministers and general officers have con-
sidered and reported on this subject committees
oil the House OF Commons have sat, and blue books
have been printed ia van Even in the present ses-
sion when the occurrence of hostilIties gave q
pressing interest to the question, Lord Grey in the
House Of Lords, and MIR. Hume and Mr.. Rich in the
House OF Commons, appealed to the common sense
of the legislature, with no better effect than to
elicit from the treasury bench string OF arguments
TO prove that such change was inexpedent and
impracticable. The press, however steadily pur-
suing an unanswerable line Of reasoning, and sup
ported by the instructive perceptions of the country,
has succeeded in carrying the point, and has even
prevailed the personal obstacles with which il
was surrounded.
But, though we congratulate the country and
ourselves on the success Of these circumstances
far as II goes, we are not by any means satisfied
that the measure announced, but imperfectly de-
scribed last night by Lord John Russell Ia OF ma
ture and extent to satisfy our just expectations.
The measure we require may best be described in
the words of the report OF 1887 as the consoida-
ton of the civil departments of the army" and it
would only increase the present anomaly of mi.
litary administration If we create a Minister OF
War-that il, Minister for all military affairs ex-
cept the command Of the forces,-without transfer
ring to him fell powers over every civil department
of the service Yetwe still left in doubt to the
position Of the Secretary at War, who is the
Financial Minister of the army, and who will remain
responsible TO the House Of Commons for estimates
which be cannot determine and for expenses ne
cannJt control The financial department Of the
army becomes, of course, IN important branch Of
the Ministry Of War, and the head of that branch
might fifty be an Under-Secretary of State, repre-
senting the Office IN the House Of Commons when
The head OF 1t u peer. But we can h irdly con
ce,ve q greater absurdty than to leave tho war
+ flee to transact it, present amount of business
with minister at It's heed who Il q member Of the
hinet while the country would look to another
( binet Minister and Secretary Of State for all
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San AccIDFNr.--Thomas Ho1ins, fagman on the
Northern Railroad, was accidentally killed by being
run down by alocomotive on Tuesday. His foot had
become fastened in the track and he was unable to
withdraw it before the engine reached and crushed
him. He left wife and family. No blame Is at
tached to the eDgneer.-Aibang Argus,
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Sweden.

We learn from Stockholm that the ENJOYS of
France and Austria (the vicomte Lobsteic and Ma
jor-General Won Langenau,) have have had private
audiences Of the King, for the purpose of laying
before him the views Of their respective soveregns
as to the conditions of Sweden's publicly joining
the Western Powers, and taking an active part in
the war. The French Ambassador was the bearer
Of an autograph letter Of Napoleon H., which
tanned the proposed basis of Swedish cooperation.
Ii is not probable that Sweden will take part in the
war without direct provocation from Russia.
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A letter from Munich, Of the lat, in the German
Jonnat Of Frankfort, says:--
Arm6ments are being secretly continued in Ba-
varia. An exact account has been taken Of all the
horses which can he employed in the service of the
army. 1t ia said that very extensive promotion
is to be made amongst the officers"
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PHILADELPHIA, June % Ph-Arr ship EspaaAI
Duncan New Oyleans brig Roswell. Hobbs CienfueesGs
schrs Deputy winsmore, Rook port: Saratoga aoe0
AID A Heos sher, Stubs Salem. VIM 0oan. NySs
Boston
Cid big Foster. Crowell. Bostun; schrs W W Fultoa
Burehe West Ipdiaa Florida Kelly; Ashland Wright esd
Enterprise Russell Boston; Lensdale, Crowsll Salem
Hunter. and Jack Downing, Cornelius, Bridgeport:
Msrsh johnson froy Rethormsl. Brown. Albany Nssg
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ex;stin~ ts,ntoi.i s.S - Ssstic arrangements Of
Eurore. Aiiisnoe vi.i. shese Pow r. y policy 80
ouestio.. ,,--s6hkely TO prove damaging to France
asiI KDglsnd-that though perhaps 1t would be too
much to say it onght to be rejected evn il offered
Internationally It assured ought not to be oourted,
and ought not to leadto any promises Of support In
return.
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TeloGraplaio Marine Reports.
BOSTON, June 22-Arr At Quarantine ships Gsor0D
Washington liverpool Frank Pfsroe, do; briggs Unis1,
Turks Islands; Orinoco Philsdelphia
NEW ORLEANS June 10 Arr ships Samwson Bath Nse
Far West, New York; brig Daniel Moloney Phiiadelph
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eshr Alsthlia Rydse. Provineetewn. days.
Sohr knew yr, Snow, HarwtcA-
Sclr Shisf. Saith. n sw Hsven.
Schr elooms Return, Hart. New Haven
6obr Elm CITY. frsbse. Taunton Mass
Schr Richard Rullwipkie Williams. Rsokland. dagas
schr Bay state verrnl Rechland
schr Mountain Essle. Bessey Rocklaad.
Schr Panama. Allen Rocklsnd
Schr John Baker Hsss. Rook.a days
Sehrs Gertrude Horton. Pendlston, sad ASssA
sloop Rhode Island. Hull Providence, 2 days.
Steamer Osceoa, Osgood, Providence.
The ship Kossuth reported As below yesterday the y
chip Of the (spos arrved) not the
Capt Belt both from Liverpool and fully dus -
Br ship having sailed the 9Th May other On
lIth.
SAILED.
Steamship Star oftbe South New Orleans.
Wind during che day from ENE, And frcsh with rain.
The Br steamship Clyde, Henderson, for Glasgow haG
anchored ct detained by the storm and fog
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HEMPFIELp RAILRoAp coMpANY.

ut given, 10 oil the stockhoiers tri.
- Ssic and m,'icira OF tic iiempleld iiaload Com
pall That The Of insfalnot OF five dolints per shire ia
nelnircd to hn raid on te 10th day or January
text AMI he like Of Fl dollars per share monthly
te' cKitcts until to Wioic amount is llaid.
-. JOSEPH HENDERSON. Treasurer
Washington, Pa Dec. %. 1873 deco
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I GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
By The National Line.
= 7IE1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KrcrF
FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCIrENENp.

0-,.------ =, I. -
sSsaoN' May S0-rlie examination Of eleven
am, .sss'eu on Friday last Engaged il tie mol
see win ts murder OF Batchelder was
i,ossponsd III Friday next The Police couit was
AZ, us g wnen the prisoners were brought in.
IL. "s y us ccncll lei his argument ia aud intro
qsscea iesiinony for defence in The Burns case.
no saw Burns, Tie alleged fugitive, in Boston IN,
~, ,,.s' o. 1arc, aud employed him ON tiis 4th IN
s''S Y attilewa lrou Works. Soutl, Boston. His
,.ssslnloliy 10 This elect was corrobataie y MI
LEV, book Keeper tie Antttewan ron Works.
,si'o was cl sely Gloss d, bnt his t,stno
~, remained unshakeneli. The testimony so lar
Is convincing that Buns was in Boston lire.
week seiofe the dale Of his escope as alleged n
comp amt. Tue general opinion is hat lie Is ne.
ssy s''e save 81 Nj Luile, bnt tint The iataler
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5 i've arc about 90 kast sgain purchase very
~ large stock nj Gopds take ssca, pains Inform
vur Wheeling and vicinity custom That viii sr from
sns gay February fEt, 1851, all Piano and other -
strumeiia Music and Musical first
we hope that musical friends will now
sta Sc That late and large selection OF new music; also
'h e wonderful leasctioniit PRICES
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EskooNp pssrArcn. /

bosroN, May 3I.--'flle fugitive SLAVE case WAS
reyIyesith this morning. Tnee hugely
su slnce yesterday Testimony on HE prosecut,on
was pTesentedio rebut that given yes,efdsy ON tie
aslense. Nhlci assesea that Burns was in Boston
pts y,ons to The date OF lie capias in the indct
neili Which sonles hat yiiei thai ON the part 81
me defence siyep yesterinY. The Government
oiisred u Z prisoner, own admission as IL ib,
y, he lsit Virginia. winch was objected 10 by
that Tie pr sonefs admission could N. r,e.,ys
aef. True Of istcnn5ls Il, was then exainins 1.
Y Y hen ms. case ipr The prosecution closed MI
1atla men commercial tie closing atgute At for
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Tgg MASONIC CEREMoNIEs today in dedication
# lie new Lodge in this city, viii doubtless he
,,.nd and his hly Interesting. The Most worship
al Grand Lol. e Of Virginia viii oficiaie. The
accession will be formed at Washington Hall nj
.sse o'clock this afternoon he otalion viii be
1eIiseIed at the. Lodge by ] ANS S. syiiEArr.
.Fsr
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70 MY OLD CUSTOMERS.
Teef TeeiT

TIL subscriber inorms his old customers. and the
public III gceta That his mammoth ouss luiI and tile
% spcn two thirds MI. and win renee Striving his
summer NJ about half fe cost OF last year, that none
qeed 80 without cold water.
an26tr y. AAfICK
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THB G R.


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= {, ''.'g !. y.
nIs's s.z-.@s-s 80 ''ss
T,r ep,LL NorEi Law AFeare requested Ia
anaOapvs o,ber business men 80.
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.TnE MASONIC GEREMoSIEs today in Dedication
4 ne new Lodge in this city, win doubtless rs
,,ad and hi. hly Interesting. The Most Worsbip
~ Grand Loj. e of Virginia will offieiate 1;bs
a,.Iook this ofteYnoon
600 =, tbs I.olg. us :
s es.'-is4 b 80 !,
j. H. RonIssoN, who arrested Che tiief that roll.
.SelMr. ]. W. Kslly's residence on Sunday and
bymaking some delay in returning a potion Of
he property Tor the rt ason, ps alleged, that
lie thief told him that that e5of property ta
vachl was not stolen fton Mr.. aud there.
/ BygOt unfortunately implicated in tie matter.
vas released yesterday on o aeas e0Sliss, and al
terra hearing before Judge Thonps n, was admit:
sa 10 bail in the sum of 5000 to appeasbefore Tie
s=-s'' -----s.-.z.,ss-sss
PouRru WGRp PuRLTc SciIooIi. This large and
saccessful institution, Of which Nj. S. K 4NE Isl
PdnepaL is 10 have deiisl I'M e,lrsion to the
wOois, tOdry. We return our thanks 10 The, leach
esfpr polite invitationzte accompany them, aud
regret that the tssennols nsof daily eli,
tOFs life will deprive us of thai pleasure. We
hope, however, that some one present wiltact MS
our "speciul reporter, :, and sltal be mos. hap
pysto lay the'TeRort before our Tentiers Can't
ome Of those bright eyedlttt.e girls give us a tla
gereotype oftheir thoughts and nleasntes2 High
no! wonld that we could go A. Mayirgl
49, ------S-..5.
BODY ropNn'-seoi9psts l2ay on = ossslay nigh
held an lnqaess on y poas g + 10Y anTarsnily
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Special N otice.

otstoE p. & % RkILRoAp 90. 8
w ceiling Station, November 4, 1853.
ON and aiter soHay The ~ lnstant, rasseiger car
will leave the Station daily n NJ Wheel
tg time, for ~ lie aud Cameron
returning tsaIer .(5, M
do do 81 oiiiisv =. &c ssSi a. MI
Fale-- Cameron s., 90 each wayt RI
do Mounds yiies 40 cents each way. 81 IA
yofder- q. b. F5RD.
Z. iov4 s;fs4assSss "a Agent. so
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cher fire companies Of our city intend an excnr
son 10 Steubenyihe ON The Fourth or july IT
would make very pleasant trip, and they would
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ltsttlkes us we will The ladies are ed
iath armed force.