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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

ENGLISH and French Perfumery-Edes,
Il. Ripmell's and Cleaver's Perfumes, Soaps,
&c.j Rose Leaf Powder, Aromatic Vinegar, Luz
buns Extracts Genuine Fsrina Cologne N,mph
Soap tor removing freckles, tan. %sunburn, &c
Brushes oi all kinds, Cornbs and other Toilet
Articles 10 the greatest var'et, and al the lowest
prices. For sale by b. III. T1SDALE son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

pbAsT FKATEk OF MARY, QUEEN OF oCOTTS,
lain. Translation by Fenton.
-, Domino Deus, O,Lord God OF Hosts
jSpcravi in tie! have trusted in thce;,
". care m. Jesu, o, Jesus beloved,
Mime liberia me Now liberatc me!
In dura catena. IN letters so CALLING
In misera ppna, Ia fortunes appalling,
Desidero te. long a.t"r thee.
Lahguendo, gemendo,1n moaning, IL groar-
ing,
TT gcnufcctendo On bent knee afoning,
Adore, imploro, adore thee, impIore
thee
Ut libCras ~. To libem,e mo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

THE subscriber has taken the Hal ever M.
L Stnhope's Store corner Of Thames stres and
Banister's Wharf. directly opposite Nswtoa
Bro theirs, and !. prepared 10 manufacture al
kinds Of Chairs, IN the hest possible manner.
and on as good terms 40 at any establishment IN
this or any olher Slate he Keeps constantly
On hand every variety Of Chairs and NJ prioss 70
suit the purchasers.
Cane and Flag seal Cbairs repaired. r~epsist.
ed, silded, &c. SAMUEL J. Marsh.
Jyts
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-
BownY 1HgArRz. -"Unols Toms OAbia" 1, 10 bs given
this evening, with all the scenery, dresses pano
ramss, songs, danoss, &o.-Ar. +. D. Rice uacls
Tom.
BROADWAY THnArss-A popular farce and "a Nidsum
mer Nights Dream form the attrsstsoa for this
spsotasss's run u limited 1t win DO necessary TO 20 ct
PuRroN's TmArRB-Tbs great Shakspsrean comedy
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" crnttuuss increase ID
popularity with the patrons Of Bartons theatre It s
be played this evening" with the original cast including
Burton - Bottom.
NATIONAL rmArss-rhs "Hst Corn drama 10 to b,
Uncle Tome Cabin Ia the evening. Tas merits Of
both ttess p'eoes are well known TO tbs puolio.
WALLACKs THEATRE Tho Lava Chase" and "a Pretty
Pieces Of BasiDess" appear Waaoks bs for this eve
npg. These pieces will BE- withdraw altar this repe-
atatton, to make for novelties. Mrs H,ey Mr.
Thompson Mr.. Lsster and Mrs. Conway, appear ia the
comedy.
Brewery, the main feature of interest for this eve
ming II founded scenes the Five Points, and
illustrated with local scenery The other attrso
ons Of the museum continue TO be inters ting svsr
RIn win give but very fey OF his interesting On
tertAnmsnts ~ Stuyvesant Instute and his admirers
should not fail to se,ss upon one OF the remaining
chAroes
MgcHAScs HALL --Christy's Ninstrels give 4 ospitsl
concert this evening" and 1t 10 only necessary to direct
public ate u Of their programmes to $50
3 crowded house.
wooDs kNsrkns are drawing full audiences to AZ
Broadway With the new buresque Lend her der Sha
kopsy" The acting and singing received With his
favor
CuSnu HArL.-rhs Bu ,kIsy MInstrsls hsv. srourbt
TO be best thing that thsy have It Is
seeing.
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Willi .msburg City News

A BUILDING BLOWN Down -on Sandsy afternoon, Be
t~een and oclook two story baiIding 10 frsus 10
Mex bbin street, between Mrre and Smith streets
down by The violence Of the gale Considerable
damsge by the rAio Suoday Ths ,Asem snts
cellars Of large number Of houses Ia various loca
tions the city inundated with water fro the
streets.
Policy OFT1CI SMALLPOX -Yestsrday Afternoon OF
6cerf and Lsranee sde dea cent N policy
ocs 81 private house In Eleventh. street. near south
Third street The proprietor OF the house. together with
his books End pApes conveyed to the Second ward
tt>n bous where accused gave bonds for his appear
The officers after having beee In the bouss som s
little time discovered tsat three Of family
With the SMALLPOX, upon uhich thy made hAsty 70
treat. declaring that they had previously bssn made
Of this accused would have remained uamoestsd
fer the presenk
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Meeting OF eAo Members Of the Fire Depart
Last evening nesting held IN the ehsmssr Of the
Board Of Aldsrmsa caisd BY Adsrmsa Howard, Tucker
and Boardman e special committee Of the Bosrd for
Of the Officers and member. Of the Ne. YORK Fire Dsr.r
ent In rels Ion ordinance nov under considera
ton Of the said eommttss This ordinance has for it,
object the separation Of the Fire Department from the
Common Council, and allowing the fremsn to manage
their ansfrs Some two hundred persons were pre-
On motion, the ordinance in question Vas read vhsa
Mr.. REID, Of Hose Comssny No q objected TO the ~
copd section Of the ordinance II would give uadus
solution" That thsseoond section be amended ana Ia
Lien read fellows Wis That the said Board shall b
composed Of three parsons from cash Of the eight
part relative to the sskth ward"
NJ sxuIH, of H,ok and Ladder Company Ne. !. said
that the OPPOSITION set forth In this ordnance Of seps
vas not new Every years sxpsisnos proved the nsoss
sty Of such He argued ct Isngth il hvor Of
the MEASURE aad thought It necessary that the depart
msnt should BE- separated from ell political influence
The proposed bill took away Of the powers OF the
Commoa Council and he thought that II you'd render
the department. more shacsns and wsun give greater
Alderman HowARD, chairman OF the COMMITTEES, said
that IL was net intended that members In the Twelfth
10 vote for oommissi ,nsrs IN the other districts
Mr.. REID said that II the ordinance assured this he
would withdraw mis- amendment.
On suggsstiou, Mr. Reid then altered his amendment
70 x,luds members In the rwslfth ward from voting
for other than the three commissioners for their
ward.
the amendment.
Mr.. KnosAsD Of Engine No. 70, moved, in respect to
the conpostion Of the Board, that twothds should b
sctivs, and one.third exempt, nremen.
Mr.. THOMAS OF Hose Company No. -, took contrary
view Of the question.
Carried BY reclamation.
The meeting was thsn adjourned
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MELANCHOLY OCoURRHsCR-BOys DsowNKD.-
Three toys, rfoimsd dro woed the Psasy
PACK near H,lmesbuyg saturday rnsir names are
james ssui sesd thirteen FrAncis SAUL aged eight;
and Joseph =. Lawton, aged ten They returning
from he public school ~ II msburs, and had gone
the unc Of OF the boys to purchase RABBIT The
absent at market, and The boys while waiting
slide upon the ice The loo gave way and trey
were all precipated into the and drowned About
suab % . workman returning from hts labor he
saw cap upon the Ice this excited his suspicion A
boat procured, and search being Immediately made
TIE BODIES Of the two young SAuh recovered
the spot which the cap bad been TIE body Of
yours Iavtor net foasd till IL o'cook The
cries boys for help heard BY persons Ia the
psgh ,od, but podng they ct play hsed
was given TO them Psychologists Ledger, FB. 81.
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On Ponr CoxpoHF, Va, Feb. "a. 1854.
Washisstos's Birthday at Old Psi~t Comtbvt--
The Wesfhr-Mlitary Bale ovesssmfs of the
AHNay-Aetiviy at Fort Momros-Parads Of
the Hampton Guards, &c.
Hero We are again, arrived ct the glorious 22d;
and lovelier day need not b. wished enyIsble
indeed, BY you New Workers, who would fain obtain
arespits nom winters cold embrace, blue noses &C.
With the thermometer at So, and q cloudIes skv.
all nature seems baskng In the genial rays OF the
great iuminator. In fact, sprng has taken Tine hv
the forelock, hurled winter aside, and il enterur
among u with rapid strides to perform her diur.s
functions, mush to the edifcaton OF Us bystaudov.
who have experienced, Of late, much inconvenience
by the daring incursions Of Jack Frost and asso-
ciates
The military ball formerly msntioned) was post.
ponsd to the 18th inst, and passed of without an
extra quantity Of ecIat it being, far o. am able
to judge from observation and otherwise, rather
"sma potatoes, and very few in the hill"-an event
to have bscn expected by all convesant with its OH
gin, DC.
The "Hygeia' Is undergoing its thorough renova-
ton, the premises exhibiting the determination Of an
early dedication, well as expectations to receive
mn proportion OF patronage from the plessureIoving
Rumor says portion of the First ARTILLERY IT,
TONED at Fort Monroe and other places are destined
ior Cahi0rnia shortly, to replace the unfortunate
TnH9. re II az II may, an unusual activity prevails
IN the business concerns Of the regiment: also
Capt Ricketts,, First Artillery, is ordered 70 Wash.
ington, preparatory to opening rendezvous at New
up the ranks Of the above named regiment as snse.
Oily a. possible. Query-Doss the pending crash il
Europe affect in any way Uacle Sans organ Of com.
Tho Homnfor Cuarda rara5oa xr,a
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FIss TINES ron rus Inor Man-rhe iron me,

FINE TINES FOR rHs IRor MsN-rhe iron men
Going nps busisssa, GOOD that they say got
word about tariff There thirteen thousand miles Of
railroad In operaon three thousan miles sddt ona It
Ia estimated, w b built tins ysAr. Fer double tracks
one hundred thousand tons win be required this year
The quantity Of railroad iron Therefore Ia uss By the
end u this ycar allowing hundreS tons to tbs mils
viii Be one million hundred thosssnd tons which,
1t So6 ton, the presest price, gives total OF Sl0
500 COO invested In railroad bars use Eta psr
oent estimated By the Rocay TINES b the wear ana
tear OF the rails In use vhca would require An outlay for
this Item alone Of more than eight MILLIONS OF dollars a.
OF dollars BY JAnuary 1860 there will Ia ali probab
lily, be In operation In the Usited States 30 900 ilss Of
nIvay bstveen nov and that PERIOD there win have
nineteen thousand miles Of new track, and much
eight pr cent per snnum Of the smsunt nov In
This magnificent amount, with the multiplied usss for
iron, ears, locomotives, steam srgi.ss nsshnefy,
stssmooas iron sAias vssssls iron buldings 30 gvss
70 ths iron trade thu most aAttsrng prpscts, notnng
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ABscoY psD.--we understand that George Ford
and Judge yondsrsnih, Of Lsnsar Who we're recsutIy
bound 70 appear ct the United States Court
charges OF Esavy frauds upon the Pension B1rssu
have disappeared. Mr.. Ford b believed vent New
YORK. week ego and took passage In the steamer OF
Saturday last fcr Europe Jusge voedersmths route Ia
not known, but he snpposs6 to havs gone sapta rns
bail Of the parties amounts Add Ia. securities
are Pcrfsotly .-Pkladslphia P~nylpansan 70 At.
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Superior Court-special Term.

q
Fm 21-Hope and OAers u. TIE S,rA and E,ohA Arense
Rathodds-This case vas argued to-day oa q motion
h. Ameod the complaint and extend the ,ton TIE
Court limited the dscu.so for the present TO toe pro
posed amendment 70 the complaint The case wa arsu.d
By Msssr sandfori and GAbraith hr plaintiffs AID
Hsssrs willard ard Anthem for defepdants We vii rive
full report Of the case 10 morrow.
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tween Tryos rev and James street with block pavement
Rssousiou-Thst the clerk OF the Common Council be
requested u prepare the annual manual Of the Coamon
Council for the year 1854 and yhsn prepared tosc.use
the same oshed under his direction and supsr
visios Consurred In on o division, viz -
Afirnatvs-Ths President. Aldermen Brown, William
s.n, sl.nt, BAIRD aod@irs, Howard, Vim Tactsr, Voc,
Gaause.y 0hrhty' Lord, Hsrriak' d. Tucker Aos''
Rssolusos That the Street Commissioner be directed
TO the membranes the quars at the head Of
Cosnties alp removed. To Committee on rsets
cause the lamp in Cedar street, between soh street
and Trinity place 10 be repaired. Oensurr.d in.
Rssolu uoD-ThAs the second Avenue Railroad c,m
pany directed to Grand street. from Ro
Allen street. to be repaired according TO tas terms OF
their grant To CO nmiltse on Railroads
i've e r.p.iriDs soasn street between Msrf. AID Pike
streets. 10 COMMITTEES on Repairs and snpplss.
Report Of COMMITTEES whsrves Piers sni sips-Io
rotation 10 vdepiDs pier No East river Conourrsd In
on . divsion, viz -
Anrmatv.-Aldermsn Brown, wiIismson Blunt, Baird,
Boar1man, wshsnan, Covert Kelly ohriay, ths prsa
dent, Adsrmsa Lord, Hsrrick, Tucker, Mott Drake
Report Of Com nis..s on Roadside favor OF ersctius
the Commissions Of Repairs and Supplies advertise for
protsetion rsilray on ths Eighth Ooncurrsd In
Afsr nstivs-Aldsrne Brown VILLA nson, Blunt, Baird
HoHmire, HosAr, VIM fueksr, voorhis, rrowbrags,
B,Arduaan, WAkeman, Covert, Kelly, Chaunoey Chrsty
the Presidents Aldsrmsn Lord, Hsrrics, Q n. Tucker,
Rs.olasos-rh.t the oommi.sioa.r q stree. and
Lamps Be directed TO remove ths rubbish b.riur
the street and sidewalk In Broadway near Amiy street
Coaouered In.
Resoutioa -Thst the Street. Commssionsr be directed
20 have the sidewalk front Of The Sixth yard station
mouse repaired Returned In accordance with fourth
doc Of amended charter Of 1854 Laid On the table.
Res,lutiou-That the CommissioEsr Of Streets and
lamps be directed 10 place tee lamps In front OF the
Wsloh church in Asn street. Returned In accor ,Ancs
WITH fourth section Of amssdsd charter Of 1855 Laid
he table. -.
Report Of Commssiousr Of Repairs and sappiiss With
stmatss for the uphotsrng OF the neg council cham
ser. 10 Dammit He on Repairs asd 1uppliss.
Petition OF the Trustees a the welsh Oslvinsc Mstho
siss Churshro have two RS lamps, placed In front
thsir ehuroh sdiaos. Rsturnsd to the Beard In 90
,,rdsnos with section fourth Of the amended charter
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more than carr and to par such of ceoseas
shall amount to seven per cent the cost go To Com
mittee Railroads.
By CouncilpAn BicKFoRD Preauoie stating thst the
Fourth district station houte No Oak street. IA made.
that the Commissioner Of kspsrs and Supplies author
Eed to Add another story 70 SAID building and put k il
proper repsir To Committee on Repairs and Supplies.
By Councilman FRTz rreSmbls stst * that the days
heI etofc-e used the City Hall have bsc worn out
VII resol ton that suitsss be provided and that
roen be fitted up in she ds for ,s roou that ners.
room. TO Commit - Of the W hole
By Coun;ilnsn JAoSsoS-Similar resolution to pro-
BY Councilman CrARKr--Rssolved That this Board Of
Cou noep most renuousy object 10 the passage Of the
act 10 the Assembly Of this creating pcr
Board Of Com missoners for mAtiog estmses AMI
Assessm,nt for oTenns videnins or streets
any public places parks 40 violation Of ,hs char
tered privileges and rigah Of thn city; ans IL IL also
Resolved, That . Special Oommittss BE- appoiutsd to
proceed 70 albany to rsmonsra against the p.ssAgs Of
ssie hs. Adop.ed--spd Msssrs Clancy, hssnsr, wilc
Frye, and jeremiah. appointed said committee
(, By Councilman ELiofr-Bl OF r. A. rAiImsdSs and
John Anderson Jr., counsel fee In defeniux Gsorss
ass. y relation to his ;:st 70, Tn, second district
By sans--rhat rhaddsus B. Glover bs resppointsi .
CON missicner of Deeds To Oonantes Salaries and
Ofncss,
o. Councilman NoRru-rhst Eighty seventh sna Eighty
eighth streets, between Third and Fifth avenues; Fourth
aysaus from Eshysixth to ninety second street; and
Npsty sesond stree, from Fifth to Third avenue b
lighted with oil lamps To Committee LAM and Gas
By Councilmsn BslpU-Thst the sidewalk. 10 Attorney
street. rom NO " around the oorner OF Broome street
TO the southeast Of Clinton street. aud fro thsncs
to No lac Cr'sn street. be resradei and tagged and
rev curb and gutter set. 10 Committee on Streets
By Councilmas sAHMs-rhat the Eidev,lk on the
north alec Of Brooms street. between Attorney and
Moge Streets Be tagged where not arssdy So To Com
mittee on Streets
:. me rssoation Il counelnAn BnrprS to amend the
rue 20 that the NEE pgs OF .he board shall be Of
intsso Of O'Clock, and the meetings Monday, wsdnss
cay Ann Friday evenings vas esiled mp The drst part
lion lost
BY ocunciln GAysur-rhat the sidewalks Of the ya.
cant ou on the southwest OF Seoond avsous and
srth street Be aseged and reaAesed vhsrs necessary
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CONGRESS-MONDAY.

SsNArR.The bill constituting Tuscumba, in Alabama,
port Of delivery and the bill authorizing the survey OF
ofand in the Territory of Minnesota belonging to the
albreeds and the Sioux nation of Indians consider
ed and passed
The homestead bill taken up and debated until
nearly four o'clock and after executive session. the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE REPREsENTATvEs-TheS Speaker laid before the
House, from the Treasury Department, memorial from
merchants and others Of San Francisco asking for APP
preparation of 100000 for the erection of custon-house
building in that city which referred to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means. On motion of Mr. Clngman that
gentleman excused from serving the "Copatent
select committee The joint resolution increasing the pay
Of the persons employed in the legislative department OF
twenty per cent passed by vote of 100 to
ST. The bill appropriatng $4,000 for the improvement
of Cape Fear river passed by vote of ITO to g. On
of Mr. Houston the House agreed to conne all debate
in Committee of the Whole during the remainder Of the
session. the subject under consideration On motion of
Mr. Phillips the House agreed to meet and after to-
morrow at eleven o'clock Pending the question on
the consideration of Iowa railroad BILL the House ad-
journed
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WASHINGTON e CITY
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY IL, 1854.

QN ISRAEL E. JAxxs, No. ie2 South Tenth street, Philadei
pha, general travelling assisted by Wn H. WELD
JoHs Collins, yAaKS DEEnIso, HAnrr Jos BuTTos, Csc
BurroS Isaac NJ IODINE, EpMusD w. WILEY, wILLIAx L.
WArEkNAs, and GEoRoK L. NELSON.
90 Mr. HENRY NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery Alabama, Is our gen
travelling Alabama Tennsssee
sisted by f. JAaks o. LEWIS and sAHuEL d. LEWIS
MI DANIEL DEcxHxxT of Pennsylvania sahorxed receive
subscripd to this and to receipt for the same
Oy- W. JAMES, No. Harrison CINCINNATI ONO IL
general collecting for The Western States and Texas
assisted by H. j. TnoxAs 4. bxsT, wa H. THOMAS, r. d.
YEsEa, G. M l.. WIsKaAs, A L. CHLDs and Dr. WS IRWIN"
Receipts Of either will be good
0y- Receipts from either OF the above will be good.
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We extract the following remarks from communica-
ton which we find published in the New York Journal OF
Commerce of Friday:
The sympahies of the writer have hitherto been
with the wings of his native State but the late mad
freaks of the legislature New Haven with thousands
of his he abnres henccforth and forever all
connection with Connecticut wggery The amalgamation
with the abotionsts may be regarded the last zze Of
whiggery herea most gnomnious finale to what
say the least respectable party It's poor have
been hitched aPpendage to abolonn, and blush
drudge in the service of their masters Just look
the strange dongs Of coalition legislature. string
of anti Nebraska resolutions, (not very perous hope
the integrity of the Union strong sop the freeso
Gillette sent to tho Senateanother sop to the
action the admission of negroes the poa sop
again the aboltionsts Maine liquor law, very
genta sop the temperance party the political disgrace
of all United States commissioners marshas and deputy
marhas the denial Of the of the State als to the gen
government and fine of S. all who shall assist
executing the laws of the country Verify the abolition
have got than the monkeys share and the poor
wings have got nothing Was there such
of ridiculous legislation piled up short time? What
absurdity they viii perpetrae next it vain to
Ono is reminded Of the lime mentioned in the Revelations,
when certain parsonage down having great wrath,
beca he kncu that he had but time VIII the law
abiding people of Connecticut consent this
by few Office seeking politicians Not when they get
their eyes
''The imposition which practised on the public in
regard the real meaning Of the Nebraska law abomna
BILE To this hour not one in twenty of the people Of New
England knows penilt Cd to know through the public
prints what that bill what will be its prsctica operation
and how viii affect slavery freedom In the course OF
life short do not remember discussion carried
on of Congress- with little fairness the
part the opposcpwith such studied reckless
Of truth and such vulgar appeals to the passions men pur
posey medas in the of the Nebraska bill But this
kind Of humbuggery cannot last forever The intense burn
ing scl.nes Of handful Of political sspirants will be
derstood at last and mistske not there il always
under which will the surface before eng. The
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SPEECH OF HON. JOHN G. DAVIS, OF INDIANA.
We print to-day the remarks of Mr. Davis of Indiana,
in favor Of the construction of railroad TO the Pacific
This speech is marked by strong clear and patriotic
timents and will do much towards confirming the public
mind in favor of the great enterprise earnestly and ably
advocated. Mr.. Davis 1t will be seen, argues forciby in
of central route for the road Without expressing
preference for any route commend the speech of Mr.
Davis those opposed to his avorte route because be
presents the in favor of that route in light the
best calculated to make an impression.
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THE GENERAL GREENE CLAIM.

The report of the Judiciary Committee of the Senate,
submitted by Mr. Evans upon the claim of the legal
sentative of General Nathaniel Greene will be found in
paper to-day We invite members of the House to read it,
presents with eearness and succncness the facts and
arguments which the representative of General Greene
asks Congress reimburse his estate for advances made
sustain revolutionary by that noble champion OF
American independence The Senate have passed the bill
and it is now before the House for concurrence.
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talk in Congress about the deep excitement &C., at tho
North regard territorial act and the
is all moonshine. With the exception Of some half
dozen cities popaous towns where agitators have an
opportunity to ply their trade there is no excitement bos
and Worcester Massachusetts and Heaven for
bid that the New Haven should be thought to
represent Connecticut Could the people OF New England
be happily rid political demagogues and anstica
tatorrhe nobodies who be somebodes, and the
somebodes who have fear that they will
come nobodie if they do make fuss about somshing
there would soon be little here and least of oil in
ss0LD CONNECTICUT"
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
By and Nth the advice and consent Of the Senate-
John McKeon of New York to be attorney of the Uni
ted States for the southern district of New York. in the
place Of Charles OConor, resigned to take effect goth
July 1854
Charles L. Weller Of California to be deputy postmaster
at San Francisco State of California in place of Thomas
j. Henley. resigned, to take effect LIST August 1854