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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

Axo1gER CtsF or HYDRoF HoBG,.-About six weeks
stree nan nance iohn Welsh. residing the Lexing-
tor Pike near Nntst was bitten by feroclous dog.
in the wrist and thigh. The wound healed without III.
consulting any of the medical faculty and the occurrence
Was almost forl often On Tuesday afternoon he COM
nnired of a difficulty Of breathing which continued dur
Ing the greater portion Of the night until about clock
the next morning, when he became perfectly deurion'
and shed i'm state Of nudity into the street from tlai
i'm, until ohout - NJ the spgsms yolen; that
became necessary him by binding MS handS ana
feet. u
In the meantime wo physicians, Drs. Thomas and Hos
had be. called in but appears they did not agree III
prescribing and the becOmn. calm about tins time
biz hands united by friend, when conscious OF ms
dreadful situation, he prayed ferventy In snort hs
after he was again taken with spasms more violent than
ever and deemed absolutely necessary to admn'
ter choroorm This Gained him and he slept ou' aolu
o'clock he again awoke, and in about twenty minutes
aterwart breaihed his last. wife and three children
are left behind his untimey fate He Is said 20
have becn an indu ,rous hard working about 30
years of age. l'ihcimau 1aze''e' ''n'
THE Mutrr, L,w-The Militia Law passed at the last
session Of the Legislature of this State requires the con-
mandan every military company AMI the foreman 81
every fire company in every city and town before the
18th OF the present month in each year to deliver To the
assessor of each in his company district list con
tanning the names OF all persons belonging to
i've companies which list shall show the town IN winch
each member OF each company Resides. Every person
not exempt from military duty IS required To pay the sum
of fy cents in the same manner As ne pays 0ter
taxes The military fund in each county IN the state he
longs to the several regiments in such counties anu may
be- applied for all purposes for which such companies are
authorized 10 nse and apply the military funds belonging
thereto. lfoughheepse Et-le'
EDITORIAL CONVENTION II COSSEcricUr.-A large
roresentaton Connecticut editors assembled on the in
instant at Brdgepor-Mr. Cook of The Udferburg Am'r
in the Char-and resolved advance their of
advertising twenty-five per cent. and that james f. Bah
cock of The tkdrH Paiadsm, deliver an address ~
their next meeting, the I'd Wednesday OF October p
I. Basnum entertained the Convention at lrIhlstan Wheh
they adjourned.
Mr.. BANKS BEFORE HIS COSsTITUENTs-Last eN enins
Hon n T. Banks addressed large meeting of his con-
stltuents at Wathem his in Congress on the
Nebraska question and met with favorable reception
II appears that he has the least idea of reiracng mis-
stems but will oppose the Nebraska scheme and the kn
drd measures which in his opon soon to be brought
forward by the South 10 the last Boston Traveller 10th
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. ,N.,,.sx W en- Ne Ma fNsss wAN ,lrs.s,. ~ Car
:. - ..s ,ssAss sAs sAaetws NJ v~aNAs The e,ew,ns
.,..... ..~~ss ~ w he ,w'N,,, " S,a,A rUrty
). xD,,, a. rlecs saNaeisI eA~ty Nv ,'sNmea when
a.. -, sSsS seNSes ssvwN ~ thew thew assrmhbs
,,s a ews ~ essa "A NNew,NSthipS,' AN,, and
~ va krs>.eA ,NewN ~sA kNs,lN, whip handle aud
s..s. sss0Sly ~ VIC sosA snd hN,y. AVID vcaNl have
sS,- aaN1 sss ~ ee~a Sw Ae e,Ns,',m. ~ a.
Az. rss~~sss NsSx ShecN .NeNaS sly, nVm his cl''p
,sSSsesN ~SsN tse VsStsvA The attach wade upon
~ Nss~~ NN'Sw~e &c wcN 'Vrr'~c1 him (" b"
eNvs~>>Sssss - they said re, she 'ic,m dd NOT
,syy~~N Ae ,AN, q, ~ M ANc,tcsM es, az it'~h 's"'
49, w s>eNtscn ,hs tst ~ show chat VT "nN was IN"
Ns~kw wsSA Ns~tA, o. ,A last AesNNe e" 8" h'""N "'
NV, - ~ A,sls W. ri tAesv eve crse'',"on "r sup
y>~~rA y~f'scNl eyg~Nscvt
>ssl elNrsv wVs,A 49, NeSten ~ 'he sAe rp' u"'"S
~ ,ssse>ns rAs r,,A ia SV,~Nn watched the Ferry
~ ,Ssas ssssrS ,As sssneee ami made assaults only
rsssAeA IN tess ,NlNeSc Nv their ccw~Nli'N Wh'ro "
~, re,, >.t .N,ea rr>,Vnt ,he~r hiaS~ Tho feicc.
49, an, sssvl NsSAt Wi SNi even desperately. hut
..s~,, s>ssv sSs& - rv,ca,iNn for these onirascs
U.s. sessr : ~ se,A kNsfA sieNi6cNpc ths; viii not
- ssxA ~ svSs II AwrycanS Src ~ ec murdered for
s>Agsl cr>a ~ Foreigners. in their country. our
.>.sss y a. AZ saa. We INST have thorough reform.
Az assssSe - summary terrible.
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Domestic Ports.

BATH-Cd Jsuc ship Lombard new 1885 ,ans L.mliri,
Quebec.
wick lCeo Cd ship Rhine. Jeiersou Liverpool bnE Clinton.
chrs Frsncs >srfery Grkng, New i0rk
Gen Ta7or sp.ucsT Wes, lu1es Wen brig Clint
ThomTon Ae,iork keicn bTohs Melon. West ndes shn
Frunc satier.y Crfsas New FORK; julia Ann NOrhsra
Pcr.
ELIZABETH CITY AR previous TO June TO- big R. White,
Robinson. New-iols.
GEORGETOWN : C-Arr. PRIV 70 June oiE Rolling Wase
Roe.r Bath: Susan Dudfsk Hssins Backsporf AIrsnfae
erdleon ,chrs Ocend Hins Bath EaEea. linton
Lin, burner. NeSbuyrOrI, Ncker.
80 Wv,,t S.v-yor Berry psnileton BAN; tie, TAYLOR
Str-e Nsusurvre. Dunsn He-rrnaa Boston. selsh
>--Crg LyIeh NV lork Cd sclrs Osanco H8tchnson Wal
cchc-o; = Nt.r Bath.
MOBILE Ar. June BIZ ship Wm " Id Thompson. Liver.
RICHMOS D-sid. June 9. sch,. G.lego Smith New YORK
MILnINC TON. y C.Cd June 3, schr Sidney Price Osndy
New Ycrk. bs Hesfefls Hor Richmond Ne Went
Ans La~rcucs sd Harriet Newell Boston Arr
a. Nsns r VI .3se Point c. via New Inlet
Ga lhss Fh'r Br Tuch. Liverpool; Onward lBr f.srse.
Liverpool otb Peter lOdenburrh Bor Bremen; Mercy
Eiel Porto Rcoi south rneF Burr Sewf bnE
Lincoln Ws1t Perkins. Bath Ne Went Man Bar
June 9 biz Htspus kEm0od Ne 10Th schr sidney Price for
Sex fors
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ROkHp or ENCISE.
sFNVNrErNru wAHp-SrCoNp DAY


fSvsvas CVuncs,mcn Jeremiah, rinckncy, Lam
N-vSA,. sfyv. snd GSeOCy, Absent. Alderman Ely the
ssyo- Ssairs sog him.
lax wear he Seventeenth Wari contained $50 liquor
Stslsrs i,s,Ns,i s. toNcws In ,ho NlNl District, 81
MINI. IL NIVlll ls.. MIN Is; l., us.
In ~ pSs to days 80 Excuses have been granted IN
:A;s Ward IS follows: Ky Councilman jeremiah, -;
rSr,Srcv. 5. Iambyccht. -. Frye, Is Gasney, ia.
Ne<sys piuckncy and JEREMIAH Issued only the new
f-, If rocerv license which prohibits he keeping of
lS- uvoa ;he prCmiscs Many refused TO take these al
lsius hs, thew would be Of value to them The other
ro,rhs Of the Board used the old form Of tavern license
A, the last eccson $40 votes cast in the Seven
tecnth Ward showing an average OF one rum-seer in
about every voters In the coming year this state of
things 5 no; likely be improved upon One of the
CoGuclmen who has the enormous number of rs rum
sellers in his district and deals largely himself in the ar
Gle has already licensed ia of his constituents to 90
snG do likewise. This gentleman is the representative
Of Hi votes or about twice many there are rum
sellers in the district.
Il Is TO be feared tina, the session of the Board
the majority of those who have not yet obtained their doc
umenis need only step up the captains Office and set
e receive their $40 patents Of good moral character
and then 60 on heretofore, with their version of "do
others We would that they should do unto you,
by selling to them beggary and damnadon, at three cents
q glass.
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Mrs Adeline Penheld was recently chosen Super
visor Of Penfeld Ohio but could not qualify, AZ the Co"
,,ituon Of Ohio allows D., roers 70 De cnesen 70
,b,t Office. Ten where's "Pop=!sr Scgcp ,i'ty N
Ohio
Tie Ssr.slf eId Repssi,c4. Clss. has oeen " TIA
,,- tl,. ,.use he comm-..f.. '1 ih.' rr-rit'
.Tl r. Are part.e- in iA.i Iowa o. he Seo'',N'
question They are composed OF the Postmaster on oe
,jo. and everybody else on the other
A son Of Mrs Hemans the Poetess resides 10
Rome ~ corresporccr. o london Newspaper, and Is
dovoli Catholic.
TrrrtHlF ExPLr..os ~ TiRSEs FoJSDERT, ADE-
,nrsr- Ttg,c Per.cff s4lI II. T. i-~f-D1 Ma 4 ilef
-Y..ter,ay afternoon tie steam boiler in the foundry Of
nessrs Parkos Bro;er EXP .ocod with tremendous force
and when taken into that all the inen we're a
work i; nearly miracle ma, more lives were not lost
The engine room rendered complete wreck; the WIN
doxs in the building all broken. and the house badly
damaged. Although 10 person was killed al the Tune;
are several go severely seaded and otherwise injured
tba thew not expected 10 live Inc following are me
names Of those injured Edward Neil. maehinsi badly
scaded Sullivan, pattern maker was struck N tne
temple and severely injured he was conveyed to the
Uo.ui;al and is reported have since died John lur
lore pattern maker badly scslded and John Perry, badly
scaled. The loss IL estimated az over $1,000:
uys,prr NrEpEK-An atrocious murder was com
r,it,ed the night of the 9Th in MeDonough County Hi
no. at place three miles from Fountain 'reen upon
tho utrson OF james Dye About clock az night the
went 70 the house got into H. and placed pistol
70 his breast and blew large hole through ms BODY
Dive sprung ND in his bed and then he received blow
mon fi. forehead with hammer. which killed him. HIS
wife is said to have been lying IN bed with him. on the
side next the wall The alarm was gwen and neghoors
soon euaired 10 the house Next day Coroner inquest
was held and sioekley p Rhea, one Burrows SORT oil
rreacher and Rebecca Dye arrested for me urer
The circumstances stated with much detail IN re Car
or, E,pubcar and point these parties as the guilty
ores Dive had previously had some difficulty win hhea
and Burrows Of their intimacy with ms "e
4 keeper Of the Sing Sing State prison, Mr. g. r. >her-
ar seriously injured ha, his life despaired Of Murray
i desperate clarncter from NewYork and had ast been
act ~ work In the hat shop
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SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED-FOUR MEN
IND THREE WOMEN.

Tie M7uci CLprk Pa gazette issued extra on the
9th inst. from which extract the following melancholy
intelligence;
This afternoon, several persons, Irish aborers AZ
the beaver Meadow wharf, were engaged m unloading
dirt scow Just above the dam AT this place, the line by
which the boat held broken by the force Of the
current the boat the dam and melancholy To
relate otT persons droUHcd. The boat came 70 the
surface bottom side up and two persons succeeded max
ing their escape by climbing upon the boat the other
being forced by the current 10 the beach. Bat
ore body has thus far been recovered This sal calamity
will fill many hearts with grief and stroud many dones-
tic circle gloom. They all active and industrious
men, and all, We believe, had families.
Here is an account of another l.Sentabie accident:
Tie Spy.nef,jd Tenn IteHgcqcer record, mo-.
distressing accident which occurred at Per; Royal Mills
on Saturday 9Th ult resulting in the deal, of three young
ladies' II seems that Miss Adams, Miss Maiden and Mss
Picket in company with Mr. ;. We2therford, were at
tompting TO cross Red river in canoe, when II struck
suae and procItated them all into the stream Every e
fort was AIDE the young ladies' but ali in va AID
MIR. Weatherord nearly exhausted IN ms attempting
to save them before he reached the shore The bodies Of
Mrs Adams Miss Madden found, but the body Of
Miss Picket had been found at the last account.
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fPER PAclFro-ApDIrro,AD.l

Ar Liverpool nh Fidela Marshall NewYors sid 27h,
LIE xLgton Hl Cardiff load Se~Y0rs 18th Hartley, Rob
in.on Cad and New YORK; Norman Holmes Corfu 10Th. Ali
ance Tnkhau achange In he river uwad bo.nd SIS In
Mslhoune; Junsa Wilson for Calcutta
Entered loading 1h. Frrna jacobson, for New Yo; M0n
so Phade phs;b nth Mauhs }. Ward
do Soenie johnson Phade pha; Elvra Owen Owen SewOr
3Cth Fdels Msrsha and Esmerads MMslus NewY,rS
Nisesrs Drumn0ud New. Orleans.
Erer.d inwards at London, 18th Sir Robert Peel Chadwick
Yor; Joues and bo'hu. s,udey. Calcutta
Dew rIre Hovey New foTk; Jenny Lind G. and
scus Bursley do via Newpor, Eng; Jth, swlnhde
bCvne Cardiff
Deal 27sh. Berlin Hics Baltimore for London, lard
Esther Herue London Panama aud san FnclscO
h Squa ~ Ns port aud New York sni
I'd 9ttL tLciue CalJTus London faud proceeded.i
9Th Louisa hliham White London Cardiff
and Sew.Yors Mediator Of Baton from Cork London"
Of Dover - n. Thalis. fr,rn NewYoFs Tor London
An At Bristol Phi lsth Mahs sad Jsse Cii'hness Bristol S
New Y I'd iaui I'D. J0th.I
Sd. Nexpof' 18th. Noodbiue. Bolton. Yosk.
d. from Greenock nh. Bobsna Bartlett New Y0rS
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SATURDAY, June l2--2 L. NJ.
AsHEs-The Market il quiet for Pots at s. 75 and steady
for Pearls al s. So
Co11oy-The Marko; is steady tor this staple.
Flour AsD MFAL-Tho Market is lower and very
unsettled for Western aud State Flour The demand is
limited Tor the lone and Eastern trade only.
The better . AIDES are comparatively well sustained, but
large sales could not be effected anything Ike quo
tstions If pressed the market Canadian Flour Il
lower and dull at the decline sales of $50 bbs at 81 so
- s2l in bond The saies of Western Canal are 5000
bbls at - 25as x 70. mixed 20 good straight brands
Michigan and INDIANA and ss 25Gss Is for common to
good Ohio and s. 81 Is for to strag ht State
the latter extreme price.
Southern Flour is lower and in moderate request sales
of 600 bbs at 80 81 for mixed TO good straight
brands Baltimore sc. Rye Flour is heavy at s. 80 for
fine Corn Meal il Dropping sales of 200 bbs Jersey at
90 I'll.
GRAIs-Thore is little doing in Wheat and prices
nominal Rye is firm; sales OF 400 bus. atoat at 81 2i
Oats lower and dull at sc GOc fer State and Western
Corn is rather lower and in lair demand for the home
trade and filing contracts Sales of % 900 BUSH at 500
sac for Unsound asic. for Western Mixed ~ Gs2lc
FOR Round Yellow, and 76G7sc. for Southern Yellow.
WMisKY-A Imer market, bat quiei. Saie- OF 100 bbs
Prison at gee.
PKoysIos-There is little change in Pork market
the arrivals are large and tn demand moderate at s3
% for Mess and 81 So or Prime and ga as for
Prime Mess Beef + in good request and Is buoyant at
SIS jOa SIS Is for repacked Chicago 40 5O0sl1 for
Country Ness. Prime is on. Of markef.
Beef Hams are wanted 4: $50 = Dbl Cut Meats are in
fair request plenty Tor Ham, and &c
for Shoulders. Lard heavy and quei 1T DC Butter
is plenty and dull Glsc for state and 2@l5c for
State. Cheese IL inactive 64gc.
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The MAINE LAw.-The following touching the pros.
meets Of the Maine Law in Illinois VIII not be read with
Indifference
There is no excitement in politics jasl now All tiete :
doing is being done by the advocates OF prohotory
onnr law who are stuping the State and organizing for
The fan camuaicn This VIII form important and con-
irooing element the choice OF the next Legislature ana
BATTLE the calculations Of the politicians large number
Of the political papers Of both parties epouse the PROFIT
billion clause and my opinion, the next Legislature will
rnss an Illinois Maine Law.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT DECLARED IN
CONSTITUTIONtL

TIE Hon A. y. Smith, Associate Justice OF the Su-
irene Court Of the OF; Wisconsin. discharged = NJ
Boo,b of Milwaukee from arrest in the Glover case,
the ground both Of effectiveness in the warrant and the
unconstitutonaty of the Fugitive Slave Act Of 1850 He
holds that act to be unconstitutional because,
Congress has no Constitutional power 70 legisate
the subject of reclining fugitive slaves
? Nor to cethe Court Commissioners with the power 70
determine the liberties of the people, and
a Because this Act denies the right OF trial by jury.
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LAW INIE'LLIGE NCE

SUPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TERN.
WIDENING or WALgER-sT. ASD EXTENsION OF CANAL-sr.
The argument the appeal in this case, with that Of
the which had been postponed with Il lies over I'll
MONDAY next We that the IS Of Judge nom
anoth- district ito the place OF Judge Mitchell, who unable
hear it, have been secured aud
the rrosr ect will not be taken this term
SPECIAL TERM-Beiore JUDGE CLEsSE
Thomas White aud others AIT James Dempsey.
with liberty collect the
admit. to and defendant apply for reference to as
certain Ii any IA due. Costs TO abide event
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 TEB NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FVGTrIyE SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN MANCHES-
TER. y. H.-FATAL AFFRAY.

MAscHEsTER, n. A., Monday, June IL, lsji
Much excitement was caused here yesterday and to-day
bv repo that two persons from Virginia had arrived in
Lowell in search of Edwin Moore, colored barber for
merv resident in Lowell and now keeping shop here.
Moore is alleged have escaped from Virginia. where
he was a slave. twelve years since purse was made
up fer him today and at he took the ears for Can
ada. accompanied By hs wife ard three children
John Marshall, Z siabe-keepor of his city killed MI
ohae Coanoro of his employers last evening during
n ouar~el shout wages. Marshall has b n arrested
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Marine JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.
PORT or NEW.YORK..."...

Shps-Ulion Davis New Orleans. w Frost Norwes,er FL
bridge Francisco Rowland Apnwa; Brother jonathan,
Tucker. Savannah. Sims & Halter
Bars.-D Lapsley sumner Philadelphia Hicks Bell Peter
u, mill Uoey savannah, Dem Co; q. d. SnOue, Warren,
Baltimore r Buck CO.. Isabella Jones Jones Baltimore
Hicks Bell.
Brg.-Roys souihwcs Porter Philadelphia, r. NJ
Lhtbourre Savannah carisn King Charleston
Peek A Church
schooner-Aqbo'i Lawrence Allen, Boston, Dayton Sprgle
H. Bishop sgures Gfeenport y. Underworld sullivan Hsu
scheldi Cudsa Bolivar. Beeh kunhaFd Edward kdder Ty
Charleston MCLdy hott Coz Jane Ingraham, Have
Portland = " Lewis Flying Dragon. Harding bingham W
Lewis
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PHILADELPHIA NEW CITY COUNCILS.
~. "A lima >

Tie new Guy Councils were organized this morning
John L. Verre wa Ccc'ci President OF me Select toan-
ell nd John IT, Dch President OF the Common council
lle vote in the latter tody-Devhl Wing, j.; Crspn,
Democratic, TO-
number Of the seats Of Democrats are contested, but
hy were sworn II by OF the cirtiAcaes given by
.he Juages al Election.
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You that the only difficulty in the case referred to IN
tos.n tie documents under your frank II Thanked AMI
by you in bundles 20 address they can be taken
OUT. addressed and distributed through the Pc-tothee
WI re thus .sker OF. & psrsoH ~ ise af,ery o.
.s.4 ,fo tu. he, c.nno' without -Snectng mem 20
Tests.e be p Ae 10 Gly o'..r oo. - ihs wouid Dc
.er,ss nj d. H.. u-e OF II. -anfiu- privilege in two
.actr End lie tine.
an, very ie,peciiaiy, yonr oo,. >.rv',,
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NJ'REKAl EVREKAi-DEVINES' CATHAR


.,cnre s0fasou 10 this puysd They AZ know TIE is1t -ho
go ~ crowds u ss.ocrscy f-Noa that tnuns hc eNsi
Dr GOIRsUp Nekersi. hIst store MN b5oad~,' "f "
i,,hc 80 uccmpAgAble Cosucs Tie bioH1e aud ne ou
ree lie ma1 tie a. str gn. OF " SvS hTn
~ ATEp SOAR. VEGETABLE ROUGE; Lily " hith'
iN.TANTsNFQlrS HAIR DYE % POUDRE SUBTLE for APP
,o~ hair ron suv hdv srd the oe Npie 81 no
uu,ss- snrf,d viii the taIe ana ese ui p"ss
on COVRAUD Fo teartyrg ihe eo2r Siga sna -''ns s
-, curu r.cbe. Sc The TALL An NOAf MS 20
tbe ,d Aseu.-I bender Ne IS 81 thnHdrlaht 49,
Nc l.q Ws.insfou Boston Biz Springfield ue.n ''''
ter. MrNarrr a Bnck Nsrord; sna DrngsHs senrrany.
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LIMITATIONS or FRANKING.


t. as Ls.,erJ TaeN. J. Tos-ae
WisBisoros sa.lrl4y June ID, is'i
II VII be b. the following letter from the P9-i-
master General ha. Speeches and Documents cannot De
sn in bundles from Washington TO be re-mailed 70 nd
yduals receiving Their letters and documents from other
Offices than the ore 70 which The package s originally
cent.
+. o Drrurarsr. Saturday Jane 10, 1885,
fnrlr sf--i~ er.Y.r - Yo1r rof'. laye - pi'rm
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PrOvpNE .re Dlrrg the week nsrkei for Cor
casa Moot to re1ans a. oar previous
.tus. 90 - p. PAINTING CLOTHS holders
h4ve s sId good tseu .sssn freely tie sails
~ 4 NJ :
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xxxIud CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

sENAlF. WAsHINGroN. Monday, May Il, 1854.
message was r. eved from the House communicating
the proc otins Of C body TIE occasion OF tie death
OF Hon. J. r. Sno.g grass o.. Virginia.
Mr. MASON delivered su.ogy upon the virtues Of the
deceased and offered the customary resouiions-when
H. SENATE adjOgICi.
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Rre Merida Br shahs Island Jersey 80 d' salt and coal to
IN lrousd.s IS lon - several large cebcrrs
Bre n, Pts.on Ro- Ssgaa Ia Grandc q ds sugar
10 7 II. Sanford. - , -. ,.
schr II Towrsend (of Hemp'iesd Harbor Rowenp sierra
Leone Africa MAY IS hides Al Brunt seshi June T. AT
q b ion - s,oke frg Isadore from Baltimore TOR Man4as
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feaal No.ires.

TaSURROGATE's COURT held ia ana Tor the
~ County Nefors the Surrogate Office IA me 'iiy o.
newton a., twelfth May the year on fonssna
eirh, hunircd sud present Alexander w Bradford SUI
Norgarc, Lsase Sell
the Rel SAMUEL ROBERTS dec aed for III nent
his debts hug due ~ sihaayi; of the
,i,s of ar order CT sCHUREMAS HALsrEO aud ANN
ROBERTS the ud AdminisiEatx u ne Estate %
ROBERTS. Il the City Of Ne~ York de-
ceased reguie th,m slresT To- ibis Cont THIS day end SHOW
aid not be- required % hofetS le or Hs
H. Real sfa oi r the II hs debs ana
no cnu,, having shown le contrary oid, ual
r.rs Dicr, .d n he z. nic of the sad SAMUEL kObEl
before the OF the County OF ,"N
his ohc. Of New NofS the Neny'Nh dY OF
cio.k forenoon that day, then aud there
10 sho cr.e authority should not be gwen 70 ne sa Az
much me nrai
Of e sad SAMUEL ROkERTS deceased IS ,as oe necsa 10
pay HE dte's y" oNN'"' s
1 rln-
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE. Monday. June u. 1854
The southern nal. a. late A. due i TO hand but the
uspers contain 10 news w5r;h teleg-aphnc.
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5teamboats ana Railroads..

I'Ok EACU RSIONS.--T large. well. known CON-
.sstes boz AMERICA aid splendid barge MERCHANT
h, for EScuFn. For particular, inquire 81 Capt LEVI YRE
on beard the boat foot Of Jay These boats e sFes
tfd best bo the Hudson have been expressly fired st iu
-us OF o.o snd article Necessary Tor the convenience sid
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A woman who resided in Waier-s.., nea- Bfdgo.s.,
brooklyn il reported 20 hasc died ~ clock T. " yes
,erdav Of As p.'c cholera,
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Arrived.

stearn.hp Roanoke skinner Norak Richmond to
Ludlnm 4 Pleasant
WIND-DurLs the day : ard fresh.
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As contrary opinion generally prevails the publication
Of the Poet Master Generals letter may save much toa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES


The House discussing proposition hxing the day o.
adjournment siLc &c.
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- NOTICE CHEAP FXCURsIOS-Fge % cenA IN AID
Aver Arr no. 1854 HI toss will s.,s n IS s,s, - ~, az,
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