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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE WEATHER

AtBASY, Friday, July 81, 1854
The thermometer stood here to-day at iOOo in the
shade.
PHILApELPHra Friday July 2l, 1854
We have another excrutiatingly hot day here The
thermometer at indoors indicates $50 and on the
street il ranges from 1909 TO 1929 in the shade.
The thermometer is now at 10 p. NJ at l0Oo-the
warmeet day in eight years.
BALTIMORE. Friday, July el 1854.
Another awful day thermometer at IL O'Clock at s6o
in the shade
BosroS Friday July 81, 1854
The weather here to-day has been extremely hot and
close. The thermometer at O'Clock Z. NJ reached sso
in the shade slight thIndershower passed the
city early in the evening We have news to report
HARTFORD, Friday, July 81. 1854.
The weather has been excessively hot here for the past
three daysthe thermometer yesterday and to-day reach
ing 1902 There have been quite number of of
by the heat In establishment there were
g. but none OF them fatal.
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for July %.

NEN -1ORh NEEhL1 IhiDbNE i"i ""J 49,
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following;
IEDIrORIAy.s: Bron-oB on EebraskAi Can We Essss6-
lsh the Missouri Line; Csliioras God saa 20 rnti
ts, HsIs In. A slavery Rs-ircicn not Rspesedi The
P.orls'. CoieTe. srain Annexation Of the sandwich
I.sne. " III HUT the PatJ' "an'''-ihe 0f9''A
H. POETRY: shs'ow, and subs:anees
Ill THE STATE OF EUROPE Letter from Our Own Cor
~ pTvIyw OF THE WEEK: Giving in a condensed and
mos conspieuous the sst and
hst have trauspred N the City United States. Central
America South America Europe Australia aud the Cape
v.THR NORTH AMERICAN PHALaEx
vI.LIQUOB SELLING AND LIQUoR-SELLERs AT
FUNSTON.
VIII TEMPERANCE IN oHIo-PRoGREss; oOne,pOn.
derce Of The Tribune
vIu..NEw PUBLICATIONS: Sunny Memories of Foreign
Lsnds; Dsnel Boone aud the Hunters Of Kentucky.
IX..MORE ABOUT THE FRANKLIN From Our Own Re
porter.
XDIPLoMATIc INTELLIGENCE: Annexation Of the
Sandwich Islsnos; Treaty nearly Concluded One Point
only Uuseledi Shall they eOGe in as Sta or Ter
xI..A VISIT TO DARCY wEDENNo, THE HOME OF
sHAMYL
xH.CURIOsITIEs OF HISTORY.
xIII..RECoRDs OF A TOUR AMONG THE SLAVE PLAN
TA1IONS: The Wages Of Slave Labor
XIV. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
v..DOUGLASS AND HIS SLAVES.
XvITHE NORTHRUP KIDNAPPING CASE
XVII .LETTYR FROM SENATOR CHASE TO KossUTH
XVIII PEOPLES COLLEGE MEETING: Reported for The
Tribune
XX..MARRlAGEs and DEATHS - -, g.,
XXI RTVIEW OF THE MARKETS: Reports Of the STOCK
Grain Provision Cattle, and Horse Markets; very faly
and specially reported for The Tribune
SINGLE COMES wrsppers be obtained AZ the desk IN the
cc1nos Room this morning re s 81 en- three eops, 81
Eve coIis So: ten copies. Sl2 d.
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JULES LEcoMTE tells the following story in a

JULES LECOMIE tclb inc lOllOWlDg story III
letter to l. independence Beige:
Madame Y H. has a very short Extraordinarily large
standing, very little sitting, and disappearing in deep
armchair. In drawingroom, maugre the use Of low
seats she pick out higher chair, aud thus avoid
unhappy comparison with seated in ordinary. But
table, danger inevitable. There all the seats alike
and all the for short buss Madame Y. H. 40 dis
propOrtoned finds the plate up to her Chin and obliged
raise her elbows in order 10 eat she the most
ungraoefh attitudes; while at home, aided by chair
somewhat elevated she is enhroned TO adyantage-her
pretty bust not disappearing under the cloth.
"What then to be done to render her attract
i've To have always at hand cushion and hoorings
piled raise heruppOssble when she goes 10 the piano
but On the sofa and table, In this extremity Madame
Y H. conceived the following ingenious method: She
Lad made by her uphoserer little round cushion about
FIVE sxnches thick under pressure. She then caused
to be fastened by her faithful waiting to elastic
brace leaving of all other tournure She hook it TO
whatever desired spot When she moves about she is
Ike tie rest of the world; but when she wishes TO sit
down, by movement, wel-studied, she knows how TO
arrange the cushion to be well upon tso well that
she defes all seats and all rivals
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CITY PARTIES AND POLITICS.

Tie Political History of the City of New-York
for the past half century exhibits many features wor
thy of frequent recall The American People live so
much in the future hurry through life with such rail-
road speed and fulfill what they call their duties aud
their destinies in such rapid and often superficial
manner that is not strange to find after the lapse
of few Years the men ind the questions which had
conyused the State and set parties aud even men by
the ears quite disregsrded and apparently forgotten
There is little duration in parties. The politician
well knows
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Sr. MARY's COLLEGE, !

CHICAGO, Tuesday, July IT I6o4'
To he Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR; In your issue of the 18th inst. have noticed
"letter from a Professor in Western College, dted
from 81. Mary's College, Chicago, june "a, lsoi'
You will please hat.hs letter has not been written
from ST. Marys College, Chicago, or by any Prot
there. Yours respectfully, j. A. KISsELLA, President
we suspect Mr.. kinsea is too fast In asserting
that the letter was not written from his College,
chow can he know y but we give his letter as it
reached us. We trust it may not be followed BY
another notifying us that he is not President OF st.
Mary's and thathislettcr was not written there. Ed
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NEw.YORK AsD HARLEM RAILROAD Co. 7
e. I.ront,. th.rA-al md Ennrih. A.

treaty has been concluded between the United States
and Boneo, establishing the usual national Gtercon
municttions of such agreements The citizens Of th'
country have thereby the right to trade with aud acquire
property in BorneO, protected by the Sultan. Vessels
wrecked to receive the aid of his Hghness Americans
accused of committing crimes in Borneo, to be eh.
clusively tried and adudged BY the American Consul
or other officer duly appointed for that purpose This
lest clause seems extra liberal the part OF the Borne'
poeLtate.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURT-MARTIAL BY
COMMODORE CARBOHYDRATE OF GEN.
JOSEPH HIlLMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July 81 1854.
At O'Clock to-day the thermometer stood here at 1922
Commodore Gregory adjourned the Court artial being
held at the Navy Yard consequence Of the intensity Of
the heat.
A. Bethlehem, Gen joseph Hillman, prominent Dem
ocrh'ic politician, died last night of congestion OF the
brain.
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poteLtate.

The SARATOGA CoSyEsrIos.-A call is in circulation
in Tompkns County, for Mass Convention to be hed al
Ithaca, the 9th of August Gentlemen of all parties are
giving tie movement their sanction by signing the CAL
The Committee who have the matter in charge, are lead
ing men Of the Wing and Democratic parties. We arc
advised that Tompkins viii undoubtedly be fully repre-
Ga
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A dealer in bogus coin named Charles i.amartne wS
arrested at Cleveland Ohio the evening OF the l'n,
while in the very of disposng Of quantity OF Dos-
quarter dollars. Cleveland editor pronounces II ~
best lot Of bogus coin he has seen, and
Of il in circulation in that city and some OF may nav
wandered from there east
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William Mason the Panist, expected 10 sail in the "a
ofc which left Liverpool the 10Th inst, and VIII DC
due here on Sunday. lie will not appear in puolc unu
the fall and is to make his dtJ in his native city, Bosoa
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Nem,1lnrk Daily griba,1e.
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1854.
The Tribune for Europe.

Advertisements Monday ought to be sent in
hefore O'Clock % Saturday evening.
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DIscoSTISUAScE or THE SHARos STATION on THE
HARLEM RAILROAD.-The citizens Of Sharon, Conn,
were startled from their usual quiet by the appearance Of
a notice from the Harlem Railroad superintendent, viz;
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
NEw.YORK ASD HARLEM RAILROAD Co.
Cor. Twenty. thlrd-st. and Fourth.ay. }
NKw-YoRK, July Ia, 1884.
On and after Monday July H. 1854, the Station at Sha
ron will be discontinued. All passengers and freight for
sharon will be landed at COlemans Station The passen-
ger trains will benceiorth land at Coenans nsteSd OF a.
harOn. lSigned joins ID. ELLIOT, Superintendent
Tie citizens Of Sharon highly indignant at the ac-
ton Of the Company, and loud in their complaints, but
what they propose pursue in the premises we
cannot say. They must talk to the Superintendent.
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We shall issue THIS MORNING Edition Of The
sEmrWEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in Europe. 1t will
contsn all the latest News up the time of going to press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk Price Six Cents The steamship Baltic sails
from this port for Liverpool To-Day at ~ NJ.
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEw-YoRK
TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agen's:
LokDoS-Mr w. Thomas, Nos 10 and p Catharine-
street. Strand.
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Pic. al pe Boz Sold BY Paul No l49 Chambersst
and by Ccknan Co. No. 81 Barclsyst NewYorkj and by
G, Wepty Co No North Third st Philadelphia, whole
sale Agents At retail by Ring Broadway and John st
Cunbe Broadway and lithst; GuiOn cor Bowery aud
Grand, Sbeddep Hasrssd Bowery and 4tst Gustav
RsmJrsrser No 60 olyrst Buehines No iS3 West Bc1d
vsy, h, rIap 40 Grand Wiiamsbugh; Mrs Hays No
BROOKLYN; James w Smith Court st. and Mon
Thomas Hayes No 54 Atlantic
BIookip Orders may be addressed TO G. d.
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M'LANr's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EpiCA WIT.
DFsiIfR's WoNDrRFuL FEVER AND AGUE Pills
nla lx lnns uANEs No Isl Atl.nlic.st RIooklyn.

CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DyR.-This matchless COM
pound reclamation be the res
cooTng Importing at
hair Sold wholesale
applied No Aston House.
MOLDAvA CREAM-Ths superb compound for
Strengthening and beauDg the HAIR prepared only and sold BY
w kAfcHELoR, at his celebrated D. aud WIG FACTORY
Broadway BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE sold applied Nine
pryste rous
DysENTERy, DIaRRHEa and CHOLERA, are cured
Or MCCLxrocxS DtARsRKA CORDIAL. Price
bcte Sold BY DaesoIs. end CvsnMAN No ~ Fallous
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90 h)hom il tflan Concern.

ZANE MCNAMEE, an IRISH GlRL.-By request
81 Of her hher RICHARD MoNAMEE Of Ireland. infofns
ton OF the the above named girl whether dead or
alive received by the ubschter with whom she
formerly readed ct New Egypt, Ocean County n ,.
NJATRIMONIAL-The advertiser, a young Gestle-
NI man Y yesr. DESTROYS OF the acquaintance Of
yours Lady vies to nstmony He Of respectable 2s
reigio1sy inclined
He sh bat has honest y -hh
n, could himself and wife comfortably Ths spp
snn. OF The poo 4. rich viii be promptly attended %
m 90. who are not their need ut answer this
Advertisement Acdrs WILLIAM Dor No l7o, Tribune Ohee
yJyO POEIS-s2O0 Prizes-The. Directors of the
Wor offer prizes Of sloo each for two Odes
honor and ndusyone Of not more than r hnes ne
rt6pt1ps Of the Cpsts Palace the Ih d May
viii pl their Ods before Tuesday zh inst Iner
r,peeye merits will be decided by competent committee,
whose names will be Jublishsd in few days address
l. c. STUART, Acting Secretary, Crystal Paace
THE UNDERSIGNED gives public notice that he
will not responsible for debts OBLIGATIONS Of sny
hind con rseed by bis wife dame Lemoihe Isonh
without his vritten oder or consent ALEAolNE'
Neu.YoIk April IS, 1884
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CLEYELAND,. MILTON-second Edition-THE

CLEVELlNDs MTLTON-Second Edition.-THE
~ POy TICAL WORKS OF JOHN MILTON, With LIFE Of
preliminary dsertaons notes ert al
e1psnstoy iraex ths subjects Of Paradise Lott sad
-Ibs AL the Edited BY Charles Dxter Cese.ad
yol LIMO. Price 81 -
awe ressTi It ell tbs be most conTeasnt aid
cheapest edition Ct AltoLS Poems yet published"
The and cheap fam Of seeSe Eos
Is should ard vii ssPsee al eonnos
articles In he msTtet" rsloesi RI
Undorttsey < edition Of Milton hs. IN and such We
corrs~nd n" fCh-is ian Observer.
f..or" fSor-n An-nean
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This day pablhkeSby LIPPIECoTr GRAMso Co,
And for sale by APPLETON Co C 5. FRAyCIs Co, Aad
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TURKEY AND THE e T.
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.ICAN MUSEUM-LAST

pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM LAST
~ WEEK q The OLD sREwERT-THIs lMone,yl Ev ,E
OLD eEEWERY BIsAFTERf .OOy at o'clock the SICcLO
FAMILY and new oesl piece co led the PARTITION SUIT
be = ususi.
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rs.e ate Apply ssars or No 100 S'-u'' r rssS Ne
DABTNERWANTED,w with cash capital of $l5, 900,
to ee put into with like esh capital The bs.ns.
enirses sns commercial operaoas successfully
tsp md proftse beyosd snos ssy Other l-n.f. CONNER
eel bushes. the city Unless business Slsliacsrvu, .ai most
.s tbs sdvese None S1s scys sysseus
s,sstr, ors ,h.n sspis IsSs.s ~sh @ name and re-
ssre witch vii Be REGARDED 'ey confidential g. soI
DARTNER WANTED-Either Special or General
n psr,sr recently .ns..'s n the sla and s.aey d.
hu, 90, ron experience IN oae Of the
The locsron .xcelsnt Md he additions, cspits desired Is
m picscr. .asrs:.sd Box Post O-e Phi,asph Be
rtBsd on sresls private, If so desired
DARE CHANCE.--For sale, near the City Of New
oG ter TO TO- hrDsrs ms, se applied i Ss St
NO 2 Nassau ct Nsw-i0rk
ITO PRINTERs-FOR SALE.-Tbe undersigned
Is 81 ns: S s P,aHs o' s,ss 2, 9 a
1s e Leads w ssSi' 10: Fa nj
or, ts &c ANY Of Hs % all f :ss S' ss .p
3 ,eor I, q Ann Nff' '0' ~
TO BRICK MAKERS.-For sale an inexhaustible
bed Clay sn6 Sand OF best atty or The Of
B,iss Apply to BRADLEY MILLS "ooDHuLL No q
TO GLASS MANUFACTURERS-Fo Sale An
cid s'bihed Glass Works the present Propeors wishing to
large Of prvsts mold. situated within miles q
cen Be procured cheaper any pee as.n
There has been granted liberal Charter By he
~I'ei MI Be a.Ifsfsd csap,@y PSscS:.Ss y, n,n,
Fer erthsr Information address C. B. Bo. No 40 PAAds'
cox TO S5O0.-All persons having money to in
Y 81 Of SIS ana E-rd obtain culars
where the PEPnm en- S 81
90 O00 OR 81 500 WANTED on FIRST
Y %,OOO MoRrGAGE-op four valuable Building Lots,
situate " 'e corner d zoe i De NOTE NJ Il spnss
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New publications.

Just Published,
rINHE PRAIRIE GUIDE Or, THE ROSE OF THE
RIO GRASpE work of great interest, by Newton NJ
Curs author of Haunted Chief" Patrol Of the Noun
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Of the Victims Revenge" Founding Of the Mohswk
Maid Of Ssranac" etc.
"The beautiful story Of THE Prairie Guide by the ted su-
thor Newton Curtis his best productions equal
in every respect The Prairie Flower and should be read b5 all
l,v.,. If cbo;ea lter,tuIep Weston Star.
this work which few
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brightly tinted picture Metropolis Of Folly under the
Emperor lively senaty chsrctegze the book suitns
decidedly for the million. RIKER, TH0RNE Co,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

EOR sALE-Liquor Store No. ASP sth-av., hand
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Ghanees for Business Hlen.


A NEW PATENT-H. o. ELMER' Saw GUNNER,
n Jointer .sd Fer and eirear without 70
moving .nooet Of money ea1 Ss n,d
o. sss, ~ counss Th. rre Chance persons dssrOs
"H" No. "a w.shnston-t- New York
NY ONE WISHING to INVEST CAPITAL IN
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S ,sS s ss sas %
man w n w MoopRxvRN Pissassi o. AIlessn Co.
DOCK STORE in EIGHTHAV. for SALE-A
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Fiction Dos good Business Terms cost Of ssDSh and stIats
store No As HGdson-.i.
COAL-YARDS and BUSINESS for SALE.-The
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Ing Busee neluens Leases Futures Honea Carts aao
everything necessary complete esabshnent This an op
ssssss ''''i'' WoRrA wason 1s.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER
House and I've eonnt Sc ss.. 9s sSys II
sab Ss. r. e sSsI nd Woesa F.s
Dfp % nd as S'R 81 Salem Io
Ob;.ase from til. h on the Marin 81 the S @ nd
Troy ana R1tsra Railroad passes through prss. .heh
there dept with i've rods Of the mills Their are ns
place fos Country sSs mere apply Of later o
almost Ad'a Jas sit sfssSN ss wAssos
IONA MIILER No . w.ll-t, n Y
uEREs CHANCE for the Merchant, Mechanic,
Mile, ana Lun herman We will ofsr pa bic suction 90
TUESDAY the Of Nay ls54 the following sA ESa's
IS BUILDING LOTS
m the q Port Louisa Iowa loeaE the arr s.e
he most desirable for sors Waehooses seoRs ana
in, o. RAJ. already erected sEeh buildings wnica
IN de-red. will ~ sold with the Lots.
yOHT LOUISA situated LouiA County Ion On the psnk
Of he being the best Landing on the ws 'nos
hstreen Burnf0n and Naestne-s distance Of sK
auenfly IA portion Of tie shipping ana otef
bus!ress ii country nd towns r.a 1rosa
ton here throufh the Of the county u pfoSes ne
ST ..toa rssr Of being good Aer
l- Produce seks Storing seippins and Ian per
and the rape a
resss Of be.sIsl and fertile eo1ny demands pr0p''nA's
irer,sse Of bssires and capital AZ this point 49,
NEW SIP AN SAW MILL IN PORT LOUISA
In rood orcer HAVING Rotary and LAth saws ssenea
~hieh = ready s.ls aId ineresins dsn.aA Msos
sTFAl FLOORING MILL IN TIE siCiMII,
IL ,od rulnns hsvins good Of eesnuJ Custom 'he
nr~rared for doing Merchant work a ,.t... a.
TIE sale the premises, commencing - 9e9A- a.
vb~n terms viii be nsse hnovn- .x-- 4. D..
For furtker particulars apply % ne snsenoS" ''~s
r<.s. an bv rpsil throuxh tbs Office ,.,,nv
Per, Louisa March ], 1854 LOCKWOOD WiLLiAAs"N'
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E.V DAVIS Secretary.
No
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HOODS POETIC WORKS -
EVANS DICKERS0N
Publish TUESDAY next, the 18th
TIE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS HOOD. Complete
IN 10 l6mo Cloth gilt 10 each Uniform with and
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add Mes Evans Dokerson OF this city
publishers of liberal the publication chsac-
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Of ali no boob There boob shelf in the coantry
that can afford 70 have this edition of tho British Poets wanting 70
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10 Al intellectual man" -, ,,,..,
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wsy AS roony saitace for boemsker up
hosier AA the upper ioo's Of the foot sgd res euins
sdapttd for dressuaker Appy TO FRANCIS 0AkkErrsON
Law No JOhnst
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