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HE UTICA, y, Y. Duty Ob>crrcr quotes the
following extract from speech delivered by the
l Ion. Edward Everett, in The House Of Repre-
scntativcs in 1929. The Haven, Conn, RrgiS-
Ter expresses The hoptthat the political clergy
men ot' New England may read it carefully:
Sir am 10 soldier Ny habits and education
arc very unmi.itary; but there is no cause in
which | would sooner bucklc knapsack on my
back, and put 4 muskct on'my shoulder, than
that Of putting downa scrvilc insurrec'ion at
the South. The great relation OF seryilude, in
in some form or other, witl greater or less
departure from tic tcorc,c equality of men, is
ins"par:blc from our nature. Domestic slavery
is not, in my Judgment, TO be set down as an
immoral or irrcligious relation. No. sir; the
New Testament says: Slaves, obey your
masters" cannot admit that its duties are not
prcSupposcd and sanctioned by religion. |
know OF 10 way by which the form Of this SER
yitude can be fixed but by political institution"
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THE GApspEH TREATY.-The following de-
spatch we find in the Charleston Standard:
WASHINGTON, June j. 1854.
"The Washington Star announces that our
government has received reliable advces from
the CITY of Mexico, saying that the Gadsden
treaty, rs amended by the Senate, will certainly
bu accepted by Mexico"
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Wilson, of Steubcnvilie, Ohio, has been broken
thus giving her relatives property 10 the amount
Of S2ll,O0O. She had beqncathed it to the
Foreign AMI Home Missionary Societies of the
Presbyterian Church. The will was contested
Oil the ground that she was mol of sound mind.
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Sheri0'S Sale.
James H. Lloyd.

James H. Lloyd. In Jackson
n VS.. Common Pleas
Malinda Lloyd and others. In Partition.
IN Pursuance of an order Of sale made in the
L above cause at the May term Of said Court,
A. d. 1854, l will expose to sale at public auc-
tion, at the door Of the Court House, in the town
of Jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, OH
Saturday, 22d day of July, A, D. 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following desert.
bed real estate situate in said Jackson county,
to-wit: The east half of the north east quarter
Of section thirty five, Township five and Range
eighteen, containing 50 acres. Appraised sub.
ject to the dover estate of Malnda Lloyd wild,
ow, &c. at $353,OO Also, the north west quar-.
ter Of the north east quarter, and the north east
quarter of the south east quarter of section thir
ty-fve, Township five and Range eighteen, con.
tanning 80 acres. Appraised without any dow
er, incumbrance at 1851 90. Terms of sale, one
third cash in hand, one third in one year and
the residue in two years from the day of sale,
with interest on the deferred payments, aud
decd to be made upon full payment of purchase
money. VINTON POWERS, Sh'ff. &c.
June s, 81. ll-6w
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Drp Goo0s.
GREAT BRR1vAl?l
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM.

Ill Portsmouth, and are now opening ing
The LhEGysr BEST sELEcTID and CHEAPEsT
Stock Of Goods ever brought to this market,
among their dry goods may be found the best
brands. brown aud bleached muslins, drills, den.
inns, sheetings, pillow castings, nankins. cot.
tonades, shiring twccds, cambrics, siesias, di.
apcrs, table covers, crash, canvass
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Sheriff = Sale.

William Davis, In Jackson Com.
vs.. mon Pleas.
Walter Davis and others. In Partition.
IN pursuance of an order Of sale made in the
4 above cause, at the May term OF said Court
A. D. 1854, will offer for sale at public auc.
tion, on
Saturday 92nd day of July, A. d. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and
o'clock P. NJ OF said day, at the door of the court
House in jackson County, Ohio, the following
described real estate, situate in said county, to-
wit. The west half of the north east quarter, and
the north east quarter of the north east quarter OF
section twenty, township eight, and range nine
teen, the first tract containing 80 acres, and
appraised at $500,OO and the second tract con-
taining 40 acres, and appraised at $2O0,OO.-
Terms of sale one third cash in hand, one third
in one ear, and the residue in two years from
the day of sale, with interest on deferred pay
ments. VlNTON POW ERS Sh'H J. Z.
June Sth, 5l. ll-6w.
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PnhIic NOIiCc,

ES hereby given, that shall offer for sale at
a the door Of the Court House, in the town OF
4gH!z.zz. LIZ Jackson, on Saturday, the 22d day ,aTs
ssss of July, A, D, 1854, lunless 9TH essS es
G-Gs crwise disposed of before that g -
time,) the following described lands situate in
Jackson Township, jackson County, Ohio, to-
wit E: The north west quarter of section l6, town
ship g, of range 10, containing 100 acres F.; Also,
the south east quarter OF section IL, township
3, and range 10, containing l6O acres; Also, the
east half north east quarter, and the east half
south west quarter of the same section, town,
ship and range, each containing 80 acres
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, and the
residue in equal annual payments. Persons
wishing to purchase at private sale will please
apply to me at Rchmondale, Ross County, o.,
or to Geo. NJ. Adams, Jackson, Jackson Co o.
EDWIN MUNROE.
Jackson, June Is, 81. l2-3w
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le9al, ST..
SIaeriH's Sale.

Washington Gray. in Jackson
vs.. Common Pleas,
Cyrus Gray and others. In Partition.
N Pun uance of an order Of SALE made in the
above cause, at the May term Of said court,
A. d. 1854, will expose TO sale at public auc.
ton. at the door of the Court House, in aekson
County, Ohio, on
Saturday 22d, day of July, A. d. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock ?. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed rea! estate situate in said county, to wit:
All the land that lies on the east side Of the big
road that leads from Jackson town to the Baker
Bridge, that is in the north east quarter of the
south west quarter of section No. 90. township
No. 6, of range No. I9 Also, a small lot on the
west side of said road as follows, to- wit: To COM
mencc at the south east corner of said half quar-
ter +; thence a norlh.ward course along the line
Of Hannah Gray's lot, that she bought of Jo
seph Sprigs, to the north west corner of SAID
lot thence to the south east corner Of Joseph s.
Sprigs' lot that he bought Of Joseph Sp.igs ;
thence north-ward course l2 rods and l6 links
to a corner thence westward course l2 rods
and l6 links TO corner thence a south.ward
course to the north west corner Of Robert Hen.
ry's lot, that he bought of Peter Mccain thence
an eastward course to the place Of beginning;
containing in all between twenty-five and thirty
acres more OF less. Appraised at $390,0O-
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand one third
in one year and the residue in two years from
the day of sale, with interest Oh the deferred
payments, and deed to be made upon full pay
ment of the purchase money.
NlNTON POWERS, Shift. J. G.
June 8, "a. li-6w
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Thc.highest market price will be paid here
for all kinds of country produce.
BUM WALTERHOUSE & BUNN.
Jackson, April l3, '54. Sly
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Notice..

NOtiCcs
rs hereby given, to Hiram Vandervort, and
all others interested, that the Commission.
ers of jackson County, at their June Session,
appointed viewers to commence on the l7th day
Of July, 1854, to lay out a county road, as fol-
lows, viz Commencing at the county road ,on
the line between DR.. RcaSOner and L. Dyson, in
Liberty township, thence south to the foot of
the hill thence the nearest and best way to a
stake at the north east corner of James Burch
fields land thence south to the east end of Eli
Tope's lane; thence along the old road to the
line between said Tope, James and s. j. Trip,
thence south along said line to the south east
corner of Eli Topes land, thence the nearest
and best way to the north west corner of John
Monroe's land; thence south to stake at the
south west corpsx.zaf Silas Whaleys field
thence to and 4 mos Tope's lane to gum
tree, thence sod be line las near as good
road can be mad tween Tyrus Hannah and
Enos West, to intersect Che county road leading
from the Portsmouth road to Mosburgcrs' Mill.
June 8. 81. ll--iw
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Mistelloneaus.


PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED!
Cofeen's Chinese Lininent.
Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion
Stabler's Cherry Expectoraut.
DiarThGa cordial
Worm Mixture,
BULBS SarssparilIa.
King of Pain.
Rowands Fever and Apne Mixture.
Comp. Syrup of 81 .ckbsrIy.
DR.. Anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
Osgood's India Cholagogue,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Old Dr. Towensend's Sarsaparilla,
GuysOtt's Yellow Dock and Sarsspara,a,
Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry,
Extract Of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary Balsam,
Purifying Extract,
Radways Ready Relief,
RenoyatiDg Resolyent,
& r. Regulators,
Circassian Balm,
Medicated Soap,
Sellers Cough Syrup,
" Vermifuge.
" Liver Pills,
McLane's Pills,
" Vermifuge,
Sovereign BaLsam Pills,
Soule's Balsam Syrup,
Kier's Petroleum or Rock Oh,
Jayne's Ague Pills,
" Sanative Pills,
Alternative,
" Hair Dye.
Hair Tonic,
Vermifuge,
Expectorant
Carminatve 3alsam,
Lyons Kathairon,
Christe's Galvanic Belts,
MOrehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Cholera Syrup,
Stephens ButterscOtch,
Wistar's Lozenges,
Bar ellis Indian Lniment,
Vemifuge,
Blake's Sanative Pills,
HOofland's German Bitters,
Great Western Liniment,
Eclectic Liniment,
Nerve and BOue Liniment,
Magnum BOnum Linimeut,
Liquid OpOdedoc,
Tar Ointment,
Black Salve,
Browns Jamaica Ginger,
DeGray g. Cos. Pills,
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees, Smiths, Wrights, and others Pills,
Badgers Pain Extractor,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Denig's Cough Syrup,
Carminative.
Worm Syrup,
Rushton and Cark's Cod LiverO
DR.. HOughton's Pepsin,
Restorative Bitters, &C., at
MlLLER'5 Drug Store.
Cor. Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio.
Feb. l6, 1851. 47-tf
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Great inducements Offered TO
PURCHASERS.
lSHAM D. CLARE.

TONTlNUE To wait on all their old custo.
~ ners, and hundreds Of new ones, at their
store at
CROSS ROADS JACKSON, co. 0.
Where they constantly keep on hand large
supply Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Consisting in paFt Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sati-
nets, CottoDadf Ind Fancy Pants stufTs Vest
ing Of every description, including Silk, Satin.
and Velvels
Ladies Dress Goods,
comprising Silks, Merinoes, De LANES. Bare
ges, AlPacas, aud every pattern Of Prints, Cling
rams, &c. We also have fine assortment Of
hawIs, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons and Trim
Gings for BonnetS and Dresses.
Bleached and Staple Goods,
purchased on very favorable terms, and will be
sold at small advance on eastern prices. Hats
Csps, Boots and shoes, and Ready Made
Clothing, such as Pants, Goats, Overcoats
Vests and shirts, remarkably low, and Of good
quality.
GRocEmEs--Cofee, Teas, Sugar. Molasses
spices, and every other article in this line usu
ally kept in country stores.
Iron and Nails OF all sizes, and OF the best
brands.
Salt, Fish, and in short everything needed to
meet the wants Of this community. All Of
which we are determined to sell at great bar.
gains Call and see ISHAM g. CLARE.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,


Senate.
ALBANY Jan. "a, 1854
Several petitions prerertsa for prohibtory n
quor Law.
HILLS nEPox7KD, rc
Ths bill authorizing Savics Banks deposit thsr
plus funds in trust companies was reported vorAby
upon, also tbs bill to facilitate triAs for Isrosoy
burglary, 30.
Mr.. CsosBY made minority report ON the proposed
prohibitory liquor Law.
Notice WAS given Of bill TO designate st Ito paper
The annual report Of tbs trustees OF Northern Dis
penssry, Nov York, was presented.
bills PAssxD
The ollo~pe bills we're pssscd-R.lstire to jurors At
tendirg courts of record In Ere county svo to the
support Of the poor In e~burg
THH CONGRESSIONAL BILL TO DIVIDE NEBRASKA INTO TWO
TERRITORIES.
hr. IIcEnsoS offered . preamble and resolutions re-
quesflrg Nov York Coneressmen TO vote against Mr..
Dougai new bill for the division Of Nebraska Territory
tsee our Special Albany dsstatch
THK CANALS TO re CLOSED SUNDAYS.
Nj CROSBY called up tie joint re,outon closrg bust
ness on the canals on Sunday from A. NJ, to 8P ~
Mr. WBIrNr7 moved to smend, by inssrlipg from IL
mdptsht On Saturday to IL midnight Sunday Agreed
to-lbto6.
Mr. DICKINSON asked for some information in relation TO
this matter
Mr. CRos stated thtt petsps had teen sent 70 the
legislature for years with this or in view Forward
er. all along the ne Of the canal had asked for It,
M. DtKiSsos con tsnced II At rssoius would not
co the work He arsve1 tina II thu cxs oio "a on
ScE dsys the boa would be collected together IN
lstgs plumbers at the locks, and ths abuse would be
greater an thu benent He claimed that all the r.so-
uons that might be paised would have the eircs
ro-tsm plated
as CRosB oontendsd that II wss within the power Of
state 10 close the locks Hunds, and that the
,tst he desired 10 eau attention to- The cioers AL
Aong The canals were obliged to bs at thsu ofhoss %
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Markets.
A. n

Nxw ORLEANS Jan. 20 1854.
The sales ~ cotton to CAY 0o0 bales, at firm
prices MID ding is quoted e%c The sales Of tbs week
feet 47c0o balea the stock hand is zoo coo. The
receipts At al the Southern ports show decrease
impaired with tbs cate last year. Of 69 900 bales
Fo ctfae has declined ~. during TIE past fortnight.
The tales OF the week have been IL 900 bags mostly At
lic for prime Freights 20 Liverpool are at II. led.
NEW 0RIxsSs. Jan. 2l, 1854.
Coton-sse to day. 0eo balss at foil prcss stock
bsne AGO COO bales ths weeks receipts been 2 00o
hidolins ia quoted At $50. Rio coffee dull At lie.
Nsw 0RLHASs, Jan. az, 1854.
Cotton quiet, dealers tpg Nagayas advices;
the sales today were barely 100 bales Flour 600
bbls Ohio sold at 81 l2l. Corn Ia a,tivs ct $780, Rio
coffee lis At l0A . lilo.
CHARLESTON, Jan. "a, 1854
The SAILS OF cotton to day amounted to 1000 bales at
$40. l0xc The market Ia dull ard tending down.
ward.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2f, 1854.
Flonr has advanced to SO 10. Provisions better
hess PORK sells At 3l 75 lard $40 in bbls and %. In
ktge Exchange on New York per cent prem. Freishts
70 New Orleans, 600. for -four, 100 for pork.
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wi,Ii.msburr C,tv Inte,,,pence.

FMI-About6 oclo * last ing Ire bross out In
two story frame house in Hushes street Division
avenue, occupied by . German named YInger The
hamef spread pdly that the family unable to
save the greater part their furniture, which
srmed. The Fire Department Of Williamsburg and two
engine come eaDies from Brooklyn promptly the
grour d, but berg unab to obtain water, could render
no AID, and the buiing entirely destroyed. The
premises belonged to Mr.. Sohoon: loss, 81, 900. Mr.
MRSrsG GAS CONSUMES. "A meeting of gas con
held last evening ct the 0ason. whvn the
committee appointed At the last meeting to investigate
ths quality Of gas furnished by tue company and how
far raid company had complied with their contract 70
roeDts Of their charter Ioteai Of furnk hing ron gas
agreed upon thsy had for the last eighteen months
substituted coal gas The specific gravity Of the gas re-
quired IN the oontsct 800 while upon testiss that
recently supplied II found to be bat 40l and not
withdrawing this fall of in the quality they had
charged 96 per thousand cubic feet, when II not
worth more than 81 60 The company have not provided
tht elves with proper apparatus for testing the gas
their Affairs have been badly managed and the people
swipcsd series OF resolutions wore then adopted,
calling the Commo Council to appoint inspector
II to examine and investigate the qpality 81 gas
tnpplied 70 the public and report monthly Also re-
quirns the gas company to supply ths@sey with
rorer apparatus for tstting the quality OF gas lite aps
ci6c gravity, and Illuminating po~er also appoietr
lance committee OF three 10 look after the Interests
ot tho gas consumer, with power TO call public meet
irgs when Necessary. pledge vas then produced
signed BY several persons agreeing TO pay more than
~ 90 Per thousap pbc feet the gAa furnished
and IN care any r them sued by the company
70 bear each tlAt O the expspss OF litigation and 10
gsDy test the question.
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Tho VIII or Judah Touro.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 23 1854
Judsh Touro's viii Ia date the 9th last IL appoints
four esecu' ors, giving $1,000 to three Of them, .
raising he fourth, d h'ppard resduary lega'es.
Nearly $460o00 IA bequessbed to different public In
sttutonr Ani for obsrsoe purpose irclu ing the fol-
oSing:-sS 0O0 for the eststshuent OF an snshouse
10 New OeAns $5 600 10 the FebeH Con ,eg .tlon In
Bcs on the same amount 70 each OF the HEBREW congrs
cations in Hartford New Havep New Yo h, Crarlss
tn, And Ssvannrh $4,000 to the Orphan Boys'
Asylum Bosfop IS eco to the Feuale Asylum Boston;
slo to the MSssachue Female Hospital; 0Oo to
the jews Hospital Society New York $40 900 to the New
York hsiit Society for iIdg gent Jews Psestns also
$50 eco 70 tho sgent OF raid oiaty neliorsng TIE
copdioc OF hs Jers In the Holy LAID and curg the
enjoyment OF their religion Ao comfortable bequasts
70 ober Hebrew congregations throughout the United
States, And tevtral handsome iegAess TO individuals
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From Boston.
Loss OF TIE sCHOoNEn RuOKLAND-THE SAN FRAN.

LOIS OF TIE tUHOONEn RUOKLAkD--THE SAN FRAN.
CISCO RI soUEss-oOLD WEATHER, ETC.
Boston, jan. "a 1854
The 81 hooner Rncksud from New York for Frankfort
Mare vih cargo OF corn ant -four, ashore near
chatham last pigt I and suak. The saved.
Tie amount collected hare far to, imspi, the San
fe'T cifco ecusr IL 50 600 TIE Committee meets
to make the awards On Thursday next.
Tho weather here IA very cold The Thermometer this
morning VAS only six degrees above zsro
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. "a 1854
The general orders we're taken up embracing Io,,l
bills
ffRks IN YORK ITO
The bill givirg additional powers to police justices and
tier clerks 10 New YorA TO investigate into the origin of
nres, was 'ahen up, but not ansly acted upon
This bill empowers them to anime ia 20 rns oauses of
hres occui ring in that city.
Mr. WARE proposed to amend The bill 30 s b nclade
tfe Gle hs of the courts
Mr. COHKIING ceern.d the duties prop sad IN n, axscd
~ this bill too important 10 DO rusted 10
eHcers. su 7h ar cl RI OF police courts.
Mr. WARE Withdrew biz pro,oatcn but proposed au-
DINER amendment increasing the saleries < poice
Jua'ces I" s2t00 As this bill woud sssa the lAbors
OF the Justices their salaries below the Salaries of
any other Judgss tho cityshouli bs increased .lso
Mr. ATkIN-fhe seSret IL out Its cal Oh cot was
10 rcreate the salaries Of hese officers 20 which ne .sY
csciesdiy opposed
hr CLARK tust'insd the proposiop as at and proper
neee oicrrs whether their duties we're ar not
sh.uid rtc'ive ths paiary proposed
NJ CoNKLNG ove6 to rise and report proyreas Car.
ried. - re -
STAIR HALL
. Mr. IhIEts moved TO orcer the bill 20 Prove the Od
state Hall 10 third rsseng and In doiog ao hs rec.p.
itnlnted the services rendered by TIA Stats
Society, and argued that hat ;s.y had rsnt 70 do
rnand tbe psttAnce asked for by tn IL
Mr. BALDWIN, o. st Lawrence opposed the notion be
csu'e IT would prevent the House the In
formation desired.
Mr. ID WooD WAS surprised al tina stten,pt which
vac beiog made to vd this bill through II was Ia
discreet the part OF its friends and he was surprised
at Men should not be casd Don TO vote until
they bsve specific estimates before them he desired to
De liberal but he wished, at the time he just
Before desiding the question: the House adj burned
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From New Orleans,
OvEMEETS OF sOUTHERN srKAMERS--SENATOR

BROWN, OF MISS, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 81 1854
The staanabips Daniel Webster for San Juan and the
FL DORADO for Aspinusl sailed from here to day
Htn g Brown, Ssnstor elect from Mississippi has
gone TO Washington.
The weather here tss become quite frosty.
feet Of boats Ia expected from the Oh
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Destructive Fire at Allegheny city.

FITTsBURG, Jan "a 1914.
The Western theological 81 minAey of Prsbytrsn
shhieh In Alsghany City. was burned to the ground
kstsysnipg About haf OF the library, which very
rs'uable, was saved. The building was insured for
% 100 and the noiary vas partially izsured. About
toriy tiudeat OF divinity occupied butins but no
lives we're lost. =
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Navig alton of the Ohio

,IycISSAn Jan. "a. 1854.
Ths rvt here Is very high, and there plenty CT
boat. for New OrleIns.
WHEELING Jan. "a, 1854
The liver nine feet and falling there
bat little Ice running. The weather Is very cold.
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moved that the resolution lie the table, which was

moved that the resolution lie on the table, which
agreed to as follows
YrAs-Nessrs Allen, Badger Bell Bualsr Csss, cooror.
Dawson, Dixon avsns, Everett Iish FitzpatrioS Foot
Johnson Jones Of Tenn nsson, Sebastian Shields Smith,
NAys-Eelsrs. Chase, Dodge Of Wiscopsin. Dodge Of
Iowa. Dou. lass Gvin Hamlin, Eorri, Pottit Slidell
Sur ner. wade. walker Weller, and wilhsms-L
PRIVATE hills PASSED.
Blk private bills eeie T. Ken Up aud passed Ops OF
them btirg for the relief of the Ityss OF tho
Philadelphia.
PRIVATE BILL DAy-ExEcuuvR SESSION.
Er BAD6ER, (whig) OF N. tffcrsd re olut on setting
apart frioay OF ssch week for private b li-vhch was
AGop'ed
Alter Executive session OF shout ore hour the doors
were opened
TIE DRATH oP N BoDsco THE RUSSIAN MINISTER
Mr. MASON offered the following resolution -
Whoress 1t being made known to tho Senate that the
Minister Plenipottntary Russia t. tho United stases
parted this lie at his reiidsnre in this District on
last and that III funeral will take place
fore
Resolved That mark respect TO the
the decesgsd Minister, in smitS h the United Siaos
IN urtler respect to hs and virtues I'd to
senators TO attend bis funeral that when the senate
20 day IT will adjourn to meet oa Thursday nert.
This was debated. Mesgrs, Mason, Butler, CGss and
Bsmln favored the resolution.
hetsrs. Gvin and Johagcn opposed II, the grousd
that IL soule bs = bad grec.dept
hr. WALKER (dem o. Vie, called for The yeas and
nays
NJ. Mason withdrew hs resolution.
MIR. WALLER (cem OF Cal, said that 10 epabls suoh
sepstor6 desired att. nj tia funeral he moved that
when the ssn'ie adjourn, i; be TO Thnrsdsy Agreed
THE woslDs FAIR Ia LONDON,
The message from he Fr.sdent, transmitting cs't tain
books coptiIDg il ustised epotts ot the Wor GA Exh
bitten, ~ London preseutsd by Mr. Cramptou the
British Minister, in behalf OF his government Was re-
erred to the Library COMMITTEES.
AteI another Executive session. the Senate adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
From the south


New Orleans pagers Of Monday, Tuesday acd Wednes-
day last, heng as late a. due, are received.
sen,tof Ruik had arrived In New Orleans on his way
10 Arlington
Galveston dstsa to the tho 18th received, bat the
revs Ia unimpoftapt
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FATAL AFyRAY IN MARLBORO, MAss.-On the
a, ,,.t =, soms rrisbmen In Marlboro we're having
soc,.l time difficulty sroes anoog them, and mas
Thomas Hog stabbed to the heart, and dts4
Others OF the party dAngeroaay wounded
and beaten Ten OF twelve ot ths gag wss asrsstsA