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fcoal Notices.


WE ihe subseunsf., beng sHps,pt'1 bi luo llHh
w Probate Conn ~ the Dsutctni hnusHd, ttia-
mlssiaUer+ ti reeve ptainns shd adlni an claims
snf demands uf 40 psfsnua AUST thes ls &C. thls
JHrk.lu late ot IS sur4rd u said dict fi docrasta,
frprrfsHftd psrvrni, and ait uultna inan i's i'ih
dty OF Apr.i, ieji. being allow hi ssll ''tH 90
tlst purflss us de- therefore hFfrbf fff o. ttp ust
we via aifrbd 70 ihs tusnrsa II nDf sail sliitiuf
II tho Ina ot Al. hyde, lu NaiiiHFufiHH Nit iHfh
Mondays ~ luis and September rrtt, inHH e'eiefA
untl c'linrt T.. n. nn 2 90 ~ SAID aayh
HOW ARD % thhlF, i,t..,.a.t..t.f,ts
IpnHAG q. ilt iLFfti
Dated 81 Walhagiai1, AHg 20 N-t. ~
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New Union.
G. BURT 4 son.


nREss GOODS. Black, Cdored, rtnred and
PAN riikr fpaiafi 1iiss fnpltus DE Reyes,
Itain' fig and rlaid i'eialhv' iafeEe psialne.l
Baragrs 100 pieCes rnnird Lawns ana iarenetis
Ginghanis n al descriptions Hsf sdcfr Robes
Amman, Engiish and French frnts, a sai varie
g, e.. la tact oder every desirable evie "
Drss. Good. iof TIE ptsssntA approaching season
600 rARAsOls 4 AHRLLLAr, direct from
Zbii the nanaiaeiuFe'i a. ven 70" fnes, sna
all prcss.
I,MRKuIDERED LACEs, &C., a complete assori-
Il insni 81 anything Ia The hna,
INVITE cOons an endless variety u Camhfa
w Mlsiins, isoonets, hiuus, Lawns, tafisih
hn-iihs, Counterpart Haiiia' Lace, bsfih ,o'a'
plaza snd ns'd swiss nfalsapt a.
Nj G i,,.l 'AAA'A'' '''"'' '''''' and ''''-
hHFrs nIT-roNs-Iol ssa-s Bfs.s Bottoms, AZ
ate tsIsss. rsaH. steel. Inaulsiod saver, Cat,
v htlsh ahs, Iar.f. A.. -upaTt iol
NlrooLEN NAEs, hns ~hiis sHd coiorrd.
IpUssIA SALINE Gid b. o. oafs, sii -ors ct brai.
1 Zee, cute, spfstns bafns, sraias- slfe ineuth,
syHs, is-fh a'ir u aeiuail i'ai"a ~ an sfup
t,aa uf Maaui Nrsisius au4 rafed ons ssft igth Il
- LtNINEKr srr.tds A0ftb.ar ever
y bod . ~ i.'oiI4silsnii sfiaii's ifsisss, hu'.
rslJs, -
NItzrAkG LINIAENT.of eitsr of ssnhqaaks.
vi fi4s iaaiHr1t satss .si fi'f iaia, iihlhrfs HE
-ass,, sua olfss nsas di-eass' in msu and h'fse'-
ARsL4s0 Oti>-fhs gf-aisst aPiiifafiah Sc
Ia aise4.es ~ eatts aaa hufses ever Hsafa % b.
xtroLl-s AROMATIC scHElDAM mTTEEs,
w fant.eit Ri and hefh E4tffs. iahhsfa a
ganir' sH4 ftrttnt NHd sheut brrfs ies rf'f
and N'aaif uHlcfs. ftfsiisef ~Fisas helififs isAP
qgaref's aafth and sste ire daiiafs
II EsNEDA' "a CHAT MLiHCsL piSCoNfhf.
N fhe iaasi nsndffiai rrrrs RI rfi''ilia tsff
tssn ls-ft1aael d. tils pfefafss.sa.
HAZE uisruKAfisE 80 are noa rfffrfs4
g. fssf uis iiffsiH4Ha o. rsr0 ni ha-ai.'s al'a
% - ban, trfirf1 ffsis.fta hl &C. "a Pes 20
is.fiIs e e.. p l,isfslas haif EestafstFu- hr afc
ssar srsEtr
tlroouTs WsEE iaa Batter ruhs " ash Tut,
w tf-lrfa. rtaEsr aaf cHfIaHaa Boo Pals u "a
u'.lfas $50 ttualef. tfairrs Piss. e..
EAErN Ei.L'- slint-s, a itin YEA ~ tssF =
faif a.s.fGuftf. 4 d sfllafstis s-iA 49, A. ahe
Fsi-nf Iastsr ifre t.afffs. 30 hasAin aliisl fff
20 ahs rr % rsittfE sa.rt frsntitH ri.st o. Ast
gshsy i-ine hsa,f, a. farn istft 'ilsfsA'f "a i's
49, 80 e. "a ihia ksaf "a ga ass fuatlrsfa uH-
thsi uosisuf e. fr Asa ssri i-saa o. easlfis sii4
"a 80 ulf saiat lslte-
ALsO.
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NkfIs thk fubsfIliAefss bfif X ~ fp"ihNfh
w hI me Ron rn.haf1 ciaTi flr tht it-tlfi 10 iat
laGA a nfi ranurrs ll ieleff. rtsinlHH $500 Hss 80
sii raIHs and drmand- e Ell persons HRair-i lafH
nums ists ri Aap1oa iH raid biafrcf. aaass cred ip'
trftafr urfftf ave nrtfe tHaf We Niil ainn o. 49,
Bi-inr-s 81 tfid zputisiif ~ tha difias tiiss
Of Esfs Tisiu. boz sAld Aeu4ul. COB uH hni hsilfd
al Juy auJ Crtoh,f nest, fnlm uitiosk unn a'sld
n 81. oH each of rsia dsys.
EZRA EpsuN, ,.,..t.-i..,
NOSE nay W hHN
Dated Neati,A M4f 20. la %
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MA11IED.

81 Birmingham, Coma, June ist, by the Rev Dr.
John H Hicks, y. D., WILLIAM CLEVELAND
HICKS, 10 EMILY n. DE FOREST.
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How to avoid warm weather

80 10 q. ~. COLE a CO., No. Mer-
VI chant. Row. and buy fAkAsOi, aad a
an, uhefc niaY hr iutnd large ssnoTtnsni Of ils
uasi dssifsbs patterns, aud a. pixies isscr tsA sss
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&. Burt 4 son.
June 9th.
New Goods.

4 7 lhr iniaa store b. nos being received, fresh
" supfiiy ~ bafeEss, plain and luuied haregt De
lance raplins ne hsges he bess Robes Plaza
ana pfiated Lawns and French Musiins, at., az ft
dufea fs,sos-
cur stafk s iaii, and 81 the moot desirable styles
snr qualities, and guarantee that our ffttes arr
lower thaa tay In uis rlY, When We SAY thia Ne
uarsn go ~ iisiug We ssl mol fahhninz u " leu
ieadns anifles onf PLAZA i stricliy unirH. lar
ffiera concerned pasnd loo liss a. the
salie rate W. upuid fafihef sdd that auf sfart is
feupfised 81 much greater variety than 40 BE- fsund
IL ihis coinA. ~ auY vns siufe-
NkToOL TWINE 600 H. glazed Hoop and Iuds
w Npoi Twihs.
NlTR ArffNg fAFIE- no nfnfns ~ i-ii gaaiits
w 81 Yafisas tizss aHa -sia btlsa msnafsriufsf's
gfsars
nuii.BRENis SHOES. 4 large lTtrhidfras snd
\ Ai-.as raary ~ifars. if.ats sud Gsitefs, Of The
latest fIY iss, Als tlis 81 s siEes ifua ~.
csrks up
II AIR OILS. WASHES, a.. haseman aus Cas-
90 fl. ham lfcfaghrfaas ~ fA's kafiisl-
"a Esr.snfs tiII and fnt tIleF All uatI-
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New Goods. New Goods |.

A SOC TOW fEft stals 20 4. u tnLL a go.
y ~ AsffhaEir' hassi lsss4 iar istlaa. fFff 10
iassa sslsl4sits Assfiilsnsf sf Ars ssses a 81
1ssflEtiaass st4 aasfts1 o. uiF afasst o. ieii a.
si.aisss Fsi4ffy af DAfss Goods, ssft e. Al
aai Il $50 rst aas tl lsI Co., a. aiassf. a. 49, 81
frsiH az IRE si sisa a.. i-tllss ga IA tH- b "a
a., fsrf1 Arifofi. ~ hssrf. saa Iissis "a sh-a
dfErf
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fIuOk up ont II the highway, At my bou-s dark
i GREY three Ycau old horse Colt, uu particular
MARKS ppm han. Tho uWnsr - requested Va Prove
property pss ehafgcs aud take hirn away.
T, JACOB BUTTON.
Claeadan NAV 3, ls5t gawJ'
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A Curious Case.

4 IANaf ~ 60 Ais rausftencs badly CALLED an
uuhsa4a q ssesl be Iaaeafed n ITO store ~ q
iian Hsn tgt a Recess Aa'ff. v sich BE- sPfiird
Hflis tralf aaa iHsnf1Iti aua hsffs - ifhEie, .
qtisfs, hirt b. - siils 90. sna urat a. frlf-
inr "a = 1sffrff
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Special Notices.

y 10 raiaia, pea, PAL rt.ia. nig g. g. seat
= ts fesfti a. ia-a 20 r.risi s5sTs. So 80 ..ts
sra.sH % asia aai a afs lhassgai y iii 1sst
eNssff b. vsuA, fasrt. ~ fsfa $50 .Hsiaias.
p "a aei ssisitneF 80 .sfass and fssrs. ulsfh
Z '"is ii's ssas'. nrsis.h ~ fal q ut.ant ~
40 sas'iitt Assiss saisf. b.. rlaIlsssns.
hss4, fH9sf1 fFss. 1agsfs. a.. 30 ltalss
fa-'a j. satef.fs 81 fHsi ,sstiaas saal
as a'uait "a fsiI .s--.-i.i. Is cass "a ssr.a.ut
had o. f71An a NOISE
fH'AHH a fHf. fi1NHsfIlfa. uaaaaf gaasf
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Main Street Bookstore.

HOOKS ny ENPHEss.
nlEIcNN, HONS tAFLLlNti. AnlNfhh
~ Ke,amprnfe. Npiisgs ii,mss, Wtu, aHd heiset
a., ffslmi.t, Lamld ghtsf, t9,ss,s si ne ctc Co.,
E4 ssle iy o. TuIrLL = 80.
A.. Ha
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10 pIsl.,s--iI.vta nun I..tats.

'I I, ~, ~ y 49, ssas . b.. :. .,..
kla4la, lea o. laiaaa 10 sns ~ sai4 u.,tna Ga
Fg-..ai. ii-s. HshtI' suTToN. gsass
Naensa air ~ ais iiIi sss issiia b. ffafs
ufs ~ iir iaai wis snl tssisaaal 20 Devils hf ltfs
Of nstst s $50 p.staH esrssfsa i...ala itf- 80
daf api4.sl g. zoe asi f.t.fe fH.4 Oh .l t.g 30
Isaesf ssfttt u tssii asa.ias-fs'sn fi-s s.t.is
IA,isfss, ID !. oiaslel hy .aia ~ tsfr gaar itst
uf faais .gai'sH ~ sslf sssaal. a. siaf fatf 80
r.a lffifr 81 f.f Drfarsa iffaf fiirfc' f1.
.aHr 49, ftisit lssi - isi-aai aNff fsftts taf
rsf n sfia asfoassa e. 30 ts 1905 Pc hsfsA. o.
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O. et,sg 81 600 g. rttsf q sila tini ~ 49, 10 iIa
ssF elHg ESQ ID a. q gsiys a a. ltsi Gee iist 81,
lfs issfi.i Il sIss. o, papi.iias fsans1 an q
fs fs q a 49, sfgsf iAfss ssfss slftsalsss co.
rl-as u-iists "a iEs fstssa ls.tJ asriid. at-'
Hllff g.al...fl ~ esd AsuaHf. b. siisf tl4i 40
gsfss4s iafffsta fafit..I asiis lcisty aay 90 Ia
itfs q f.4g iasH -hg u-sis aafesf ~ "a 49, l.4n
Az b. trsf4 lN zoe FfrHiagt Of lst 49, f-asss q,
4 uas rsg afeslfd iiHAsf uAiL. hfpsfs
la psss-ss--Jssssh n. wAifs E.i-ts.
III ~. - 4. 1897 ~ =. 81 '. 800. ' . - z
ne ffa6s.. l..n sfi.s 80 l.lfls Z l.t...- l.ll
q EaHss- . I'D ~ 49, O.ss.ss - A. - 81. 4
ris.sHt isa iisfgsY E4isaf. Lag.
= itis--l fs'iei+ i-iif.--t#iiH Aittf attte ~
s Z. g. 49,. ~ I, - i y. q r..
H.4Is. A. ss4l s.islsi fssa.sse 49, tsfs .is -
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tsfH 'e itfHsst i-sissA asslss tstsf itsi rstt
iaa 4s.asi asi a. eaif sfesrs sa. s'isass ~ 80
Z ts-fi 81 fsss 'ssi Nia sas isstaassff
ithffels. o. D. afsssea ~ tfia aa4 fssi ~ 49,
40 ass HtaHH este 81 Hfaa .ssfaa. . itat
BEL go issislasai af. 80 ias .f5sHl
tff.rs o. tasia4 sf.aF n ssai isn d " afti 81
nas l.g a al 80 lsl ~ e.. 1890 raiiaas.
ssa i1allnt 81 isi asads5 li.at - - 90 q
sH - 4ati eaa ifsi eatla usal b. s9fra ~
fisitltff ft1 o. so RI .sf fufst4 = rli -seefi
taift Naftf aaa'He+l iFesf 80 IHrfrt "a ~ -
lssi -ii iafstt fhaa sisssf 2itsiit a. ss-- Asir
ssie iH s4lss f.sf fsfttt d. itiafisl tsssIa g.
..E N.r" Htl atf'nel .Tf aaaf trfs 80 u.sfs
s.srss 81 % s,la l.ifs. tsssi s-ls g-.f.it -
Z sliersas II 80 49, fs-- =
49,. iegr e ssfafs fgTFf 1tIL E-ss.a.f
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Carpets & I,rngge,s.

I 4 a. LAEDDN have made AZ arrangement u
~ be- supplied via The new styles Il Izps'ftY,
fstefa and Ingram tarsts ton one Il Oh, bet mao.
uiattanrs 10 tho tpuntfy, and can sud vii always
eel auf si}is they tefp ~ inw ssn BE- h1ufhi lu
hsa lnik ~ Boston. AHy One wishing ~ huy wHi
do wfH ~ call snd examine the new ttpek received
tti7 week, &C. We are fully prepared a. advance No
Interests - ihr purchaser. J. q A. LAsDDN.
Mafrh q. I-.sH
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MARsHAL's
Uterine tatholicou,
Tho great remedy iof those diseases which
~. n.n.LLar L. f.tnaLn.

fI'Uis fnelitiaa ls aHrsHe Soc HHHsi n"fHt'f g
1 fnlaf ttsf arc 90 Nrf edfHffias iH 'H aHa Ifst
a.Faf NIttH.. fnt ffHa..NthHr UffHffsit# 90 it
gttrf aIsfiu-tHHisNt we raaa fi Hi i.iHH
ni lfiffff, tniff HrrH thf trttia 81. tnno A'.itafH
CONSTANT. Hhif isUth w kHau 900 asF AeAfs-sif
tH4f fHftlr. weakly wufUsu NfiH weiN UHt sf.r 90
uaik atr.as enc dsH Wnhlat s4si .fsNse. ters ts
usine been te.isrfd 60 hsHth ata fftaf'h. spa t1
tan. fatcs o. tnsh arrfes stta, - n ue sole Hf.
rifs THEN fi0sA Helf. sHu g. ti SOC y "a ri ust
titnshts sh.ue lfsse sfs fatft anl wei krarn tu
tbe l1saiiiit "a hHt' tsA ttte nltaIf.i lh' usiaes
ui thtss teaiNiAusil apa tifsH aiu'rita vhi tf ia
patadfd lH ihc eaiumas of nov spaHff. h.tH rHIn
b. sHfstient g. sANsh aNy unr 3rH.rF ga f3t.e,
Wit b. hifHl hra hi the pHh-iHr 90 1850 ai'Hif.r
alaus. of hs tin-ss who ssil the afnsif. tatHtrr
nusUss ut fentie taiAIIai.ta. aif1 tre eve ei taE
Nauusi IS Hcaith. viu ts fhNa 81 |tH 49, aF.Hft
pttasi tsiafs, witch tbasu uhr shasv afr iHsti 30
eansuIl Iise t~..s B., feiaert g. Ell 5l u.s. tlif.
SOLD ht raui = Nutss. kHfiatt q. g.. Gaze. tisH.
dun I, Il Nichris, CsfilFt|a drtoiiis. tAif,u
Gu, Coating .tiur -,-HaA
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
nuns ...ii-L.ossn I1sssnit-hrn"bt, Get
/ ehrated tlr tts 4 sbie. and furnished in Modem
styie win Ladies' Pafprs the hfst h"or, n mot
centrally situated on Chestnut street the fash.
ionahn promenade, Opposite the Custom House, aud
near Independence Hall.
CAPT. CHAS. n. MILLER,
Whose reputation iisst l. well known, Is defr-
shall luso nuthins by his faufe efforts. The
hghes; degree Of saiisfsciihn rHaraaftd 20 all DO
mas fstuf him with their company,
Q1Tfkmihes rsn secure suite oi Rooms BY tcle-
graphing day or two IN advance.
Philadelphia, May, 1854. s2yl
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DB. ,. %. sIAaCsIsi's
Celebrated Caiholicon.

For the rliciG turt Of sufitrlns Females,
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NEW ,ogk lB,EGTlSEVENrS

fas far afHsFsfes trffHHsIHsH tatf" 20
- ". rNTrENott.t AZ.
lea NASSAU - NY aha 90 sss's a. fosirs
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At Pond & Morse, Druggists,

May he found a large assortment of French GermAn
aud American Icrfllll1Cry, warrant
sd geasiHs or no sale. Twenty different Kinds OF
Hair Oh aud Wash.
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IISf received ltfge sssuftment ui Farwsli's
" Shoe far iadirs, CeHiiemcu, Misses ana thu
dleh. Inc whule sfIgA b. and Warraafsa, aud
v ill ba soid 81 The 'tff LaNtsr rptets-
GIO. n. PALMER,
New Town Han Building.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-04

TIVE INDIAN FrcHr IN WHICH CAPTAIN VAN buren, WAS
Wousprp-We stated yesterday that Captain Van Buren,
had died of the wounds lately received in fight with the
Indians in Texas appears he left Fort lng about the
middle of July on scout and got on the trail OF 20 ga
sncbe Indians following them up for six days. travelling
over 300 miles letter from Corpus Christi says;
TO avoid pursuit Indians crossed the Nueces three
tmes and also large lake. Captain Van Buren, swan ms
horses Ace cards this lake and struck the tran on Tue
oppos,c side The two parties discovered each other as the
indians were turning a hill, and when the captain go
around the hill he found the Indians drawn up IN Inc o.
battle ready to receive himhey having taken their sad
dies and everything off their horses except the BRIDES and
mt them in pile The Indians opened the fight with
and when they supposed they had drawn the fire
Of the captains party charged it, The captain Immediately
ordered his men to disnount and take their rihesbeore
this they had used only their revove without much eec
When some FIVE or six Indians had been knocked on their
horses they broke and the captain charged them
The Indians left Of their number dead on the ground
but succeeded in carrying the other dead ana wouhaea on
They left their saddles Captain Van Buren, and three
Of hia men were wounded In the commencement OF he
Nsht the captain received wound in his sword ARM whc
beo r-ofsely and in the charge he attacked powerful
young t.s;an who foot, and after having made
several cuts him. the Indian suddenly spang from under
his horses neck Nth his bow already drawn and shot his
arrow through his s~ay II entered on the right side
about six inches above H. navel and below the ribs and
the out side of the spine having
cut trough his sword belt behina He drew the
with both hands and believing the wound mortal lay
down die He however sent an expre to Fort Ewell
and in the course three days ambulance and
DR. Head arrived and he taken to Corpus Christi some
fifty or sixty miles from the battle field and placed n.de
the medical care of Drs. Turner Head, and McFarano
After lingering however ten days death released him
from his sufcrnrsn
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THE PRESIDENTS CUBA MESSAGE AND THE Ma
TI0NAL INTELIIGENCER

Ii was hardly to he expected that SO determined an oP
ponent of the acquisition Of Cuba as the National ho
t'Jencer would regard with complacency the late i'm
portant message Of the PRECEDENT the necessity Of pro
ysionat measures in connection with difficulties win
Spain The Aielgacer would contravene all its bad an
tecedents if it did not persist in opposing every propose
ton for the enlargement of boundaries To be con
ssent that Journal is constrained oppose the Hcqus
ton OF Cuba and TO make lis opposition eiecue it would
be expected TO condemn any proposition which promlse
to lead to the early accomplishment Of that object lhe
Presidents message bears directly and powerfully upon he
Cuba question: and that fact was enough insure for
take no exception regard the position
ofthat ,Nirnal to be. But do except to the unfair
mode OF warfare to which the I,fefigencn resorts
We insist that it not candid in that journSi
to assert that "he President specifies the halorgoF
ten Black Warrior affair as the only circumstance 10
justify the placing of ten millions of money the hana'
OF the Executive the contingencies that may arise
during the four short months which are to intervene be
and the meeting of Congress This assertion
is made with the message before them which shows to '
editors of that journal that the President reiteates ne
reflections and suggestions contained in his message Oh W
18th of March These reflections and suggestions cover
the Cuba question in nil its bearings The languase
is comprehensive and significant He says; In VIZ"
of the position of the island of Cuba its proximity to ou'
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of a naval board of Investigation which was agreed to-
yeas 30 nays 49,
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, submitted amendment
striking out the appropriation of thirteen thousand dollars
for the nayyyard at Memphis Tennessee (which he said
totally inadequate and accompanied with proyis-
ion that the land and buildings occupied should be
coded the authorities Of the city of Memphis which
agreed to-
Some other amendments adopted when the bill was
read third time and passed
TIME or ADJOURNMENT
Mr. STUART called up his resolution providing that the
present session of Congress if the House concur shall
inmate on Monday next at twelve O'clock m.
Mr. PETIT hoped the resolution would be taken up
aud agreed to- He thought the bills which had been
passed could be enrolled by twelve o'clock tomorrow
The resolution taken up for consideration; and after
some debate it agreed to--yeas "a nays 20.
APPROPRIATION BILL
After short executive session. the doors were reopened
at halfpast nine p n and the Senate proceeded the
consideration of the army appropriation BILL which had
been reported with amendments. While these being
considered the Post Office appropriation bill received
from the House of Representatives with sundry Senate
amendments which the House disagree; and motion
By Mr.. HUNTER, a committee Of conference was APP
pointed.
The amendment in relation to civil and military super
intendence at the national armores discussed at
considerable length by Messrs JOHNSON, BRODHEAD
BUTLER, SEWARD TOUCEY PEARCE, MALLORY
HOUSTON and others and had not been disposed of when
our report closed.
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WILD BEAST F1eHr.--A Madrid correspondent writing
on the 25h of June says There was wild beast light
yesterday at Arane the third spectacle OF the KIND 'h
has been afforded within the last two or three years to
amateurs in Madrid and its vicinity. The two former
ones disappointed the public but that Of yesterday was
total failure. The combaants were hyena against two
dogs bull and panther leopard and bull They al
displayed great repugnance to contribute TO the diversion
Of this particularly cruel public il hardly possible
get them up to the scratch and blood scarcely drawn
The hyena having shaken off the dogs, who pinned
him unawnres kept them at bay and they barked around
him without daring close The leopard got or two
osses but not gored las far the spectators could
discovery and have suffered less from the horns of the
bull from the barharous adopted TO drive hin
from his refuge close TO the ratings into the centre of thu
arenathe assistants thrustng him through the bar with
poles and iron rods and at last applying the barbed darts
with fireworks attached, commonly used in the bullrne
to excite sluggish cowardIy bull The whole exhib
ton was disgrace to a civilized nation.
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old lost her way in crossing wood in Warwick Orange
county, New York. and found after three days search
The MiddletowI Wing says Although despairing, the
search was continued by hundreds Sabbath morning
and soon traces of the little waadercr found with
vgor they their search and about
joyful shout proclaimed that the lost one was found Her
uncle found her reclining between two rocks with her head
resting on stone in which place she had slept all night
She was awake but very weak She gave brief account
of her wanderngs The first night she slept in bunch OF
laurels the next under rock. She had nothing TO emf
during the three and half days but three May apples and
two strawberries She said she not frightened but
sncc and that was large snake who atened his head
when she it,
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST A. 1854.
Mr. DANIEL psoKnsar Of Pennsylyana authorized rses

DANIEL DsoKnKRr of Pennsylvania authorized 10 receive
ipu ga per, receipt for the
y- Mr. c. w JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
our general collecting agent
assisted BY ii. j. THOMAS, J. IT, bEsr, Wn H. TaoaAs d.
YEIsrR, c. NJ l.. WIssMas A. L. CnLps and Dr. VIM IRyIsa.
Receipts OF either will be COED
nNr ISRAEL L. JAMES, No. s South Tenth street, rhiiade
pha Is general travelling assisted by Wn H. WELD
Ions COLLINS JANIS HAasrr Jos Burros Gro
p Butros IsA.c NJ BopINs, EpHDsp w. Wiley L.
wArERsaS, and GEORGE L. HcLEop-
90 Mr. HsKRr NJ Lewis, of Montgomery, Alabama,
er travelling agent Alabama Tennessee
sisted by G. r. LEWIS JAsgs LKwIs,
ma BeceIps from siber % above will DC good.
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OF lCIAL l..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
By and tciA the daUiee and consent If the Senate.
Robert Campbell of Texas TO be consul of the United
States for the port of London in England rice George n
Sanders.
Roger Barton of Mississippi to be consul of the United
States for the port of Havana in the island of Cuba, in
the place of Alexander NJ Clayton resigned
Samuel H. Montgomery of Arkansas to be agent for the
Indians in New Mexico
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SPEECH OF Mr.. DICKINSON ON THE SUPERIN
TENDENCE OF THE ARMORIES.

The speech Of Mr. Dickinson of Massachusetts,, makes
the fourth have published the superintendent of
the public armories two in favor of civil superintendent
by essrs Stanton and Yansan and two in favor Of mil
iry superintendent by Mrs Kcitt and Dickinson IN
these speeches. which all marked by great research
and ability, the question has been thoroughly discussed
The Investigations of Mr. Dickinson have been searching
and lahorious; the statistical information collected and
dgested by him presents apowerul argument in favor OF
the continuance Of the present system.
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We learn by telegraph that the Hon. Thomas A. Hen
bricks was nominated for Congress by The democratic con
vcnon which met ut Indianapolis the I'd inst We
presume this action OF the convention will surprise Mr. H.
he had refused TO allow bis name 10 be used as capd
date before the convention.