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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Praeesiings are now being instituted by
TIE CITY and Council of st. Louis to re.
s.ra' n the negotiation Of a note in favor oil
Page g. B aeon for Si,l53 SIS, dated June
9. 1855. p,vibl, I've divs after date, psr-
port ng u be executed bv the Ohio and Mis-
sissi,oi Railroad Co., and to be secured BY
thar deed. Tn. legality and vslidit OF
these instruments are denied
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

AcrioS IA Ss Is.rRrios oy a, An.
vtsr sfsEsr lin the Curt Of Excheous,
Dublin. on 'hs il,h ul, an sc,ion
brought BY " Clare. R .uselie, perform
CT Of leafs o. strength, against The n,oo,.a
Tor Ut Sasndefs' .Nsus Leifsr Cor nenIsc,in'
20 inser, an advertisement, ch.llenpinp a..
other Srsisss TO trial Of Strength r.
sges were laid At Eiooo The jury return.
81 verdict for the defendant, with cos,.
noia,ns that the editor Il a newspaper has
rgha 70 exclude sny matter Nc pIs..s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Tss P'RrLARp Rror-Ne.l Dow has
msde long aficisl sts,emen, to the CITY
Council o. PartlsnA, giving a detailed &C.
count Of the late rint He asserts that but
for the action Of the military, the Liquor
Agency would have been fred. and the City
He'll destroyed. The Board Of Aldermen
endorsed the Mayors statement.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

- ACRES well numbered, II milesfsom Mgscatins
" on iowa City road, aud
$40 Prairie, unlmpfoYed Upton Road, 9! miles
from Muscatnc ala of waieh will be sold q, great
bargain napliied for soon.
--ALso:-
400 Acres in one body, on stage route TO Mascatue
from davenport. Also 100 acres all auimprDved;
timber aud prairie, the river, mites from sto
coal, grist sad mil, To be sold cheap and long
credit.
Also
Severall lots to snit pureh not mproyed-near
Town, and 400 acres fine for grazing adjoining Hi
zer's, on Tiptnn road, in Scott county.
--ALS0:-
6 Lots on Brady. adJaining College Square, on th
Hin. Long Lease-2u years.
--ALSo:--
Small Houses and Lois forsalc cheap.
ALSO
Lot Corner Perry and 7th Street, large and fine
view, Termscasy. Apply to
JuneIl EAbs y STEWAED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

SfoRM ~ BaL-tNoRE.-A very heavy
storm occurred in Baltimore on last Thurs
dsy afternoon. Several houses were IN.
rooted snd two were blown down. Four
persons were buried in the ruins Of one OF
them. Three were not dangerously in
jured, but the other, at last advices, was not
expected TO recover.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

NEw HAhrsHrRE.-The Democrats in
Caucus have nominated John H. Wells and
Henry Hubbard for u s. Senators. Tits
presumed iheir opponents will be James
Bell and John p. Hale.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

"OF THE Two Evils CHOOSE THE LESSER. .
The Boston Post says that city is in dan.
ger Of b ing I'll ;.ed with the cholera, or
IN extra session OF the legislature. The
Springfield Republican prefers the cholsr.
as the lesser oftfe two evils.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
HOUSES, HOUSES,
Chean 1or1l Cs.

NOR SALE on terms Dore reasonable thhh has ~
Il before been offered IN this market. llU e,Asu'
full BUILDING LOTS IN Eads addnoa 80 ~ es b.v
export, ranging in size from ou ieet by oO 10 ahu
acres These lots nur tor 2utdens turat h@tss'
and affording oftse most mas uifcett -He- 10
Fancy n sideuces ally where 10 b" folna IL
the vicinity Of davenport. he erms are - 90,
tnat the very small sun of $50 aow atd tung he; Ct.
red PAY uicns will secure beautiful hume t1ai VII
dalfX ri Sc IN value. Gallon
jane II IS EalS O. ~ " ai'l.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Uaim proved Lan6s

4,eo0 acres III Scott County,
s,uDG :. =. Cedar
5,ce0 - - Mascatlhea
Together with large amount oflsfdit Ioir,s, l.,
Po~esheik, tlinloH, Marshall. JaSter Al. \
conuties.
Any erai OF NE q 'ave lands, e!! lot. or pea
are eilered tor sale ~ r
GEORGE l.. sltkCIIs
General L&la g.a
SurSeysgud subdivisions of Land H.sG- Eilss,l.
81 bpilee I, an ext ericr ed pIi.te1-- tt
once. 4Hl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

FAsT-A twenty mile race in harness
came off on Union Course. New York, on
last Monday, the winning horse performing
the distance in 65 minutes and A seconds :;
the other coming ont only 10 seconds be-
Wind
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
L fw Aoptrtisfnlfnt
city nIRECT0RY.

urAyING few more copies of this work ieH auef
III supplying our subscribers, We are ,nascsu 70
oaer thou al greatly reduced prices IN order
Inc great OF our city and thereby attract 70
this point more capt. and labor which are tne
essnetias needed 10 deyelope our many haieial aa
yantages. Wegivc below an extract OF u letter Ie
cetyed from a gentleman in Western Pennsylvania
TO whom forwarded copy -
~ have given tho Directory rs thorough an eAahi
nation as my time would admit of, aud am frce 70
confess that IL is valuable work and II extensively
circulated cannot hep but be great oeneut 70 your
thriving city, am convinced that people genefah,
are certainly ignorant tn extent OF the population
business ane trade OF Davenport, think that your
Directory viii ha, f. o tendency 10 draw more capita
and labor to that point"
scribcr, va. 81 ENNEn'
Postage on the bound edition. cts or on the pamph
,ot ga June Is IS d-2t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Scott County Farms

for sale. 'nimpro'ea fnrms, containing non
aBu acres each, and at prices rfhRutff,r q. u
per acre. We can sait ali parties II the, ~ y,
ASetim- 10 lc"k far the mselse.. Also la gs.n
Farms, we'll tnprote ed in Musc4tine r0urt, gss
are aEe Coal uNld..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
CITY LOTS AND Residence
For Sale and For Rev.
CITY PROPHECY

49, hNi Ehl l.
large number of City Lots, pl,o ,o,.,
residences, stores, shops. & c, for ,ql. ssS y. "a
the description of which would M '" "a
can be seen atour Office '''shhs,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
A Houss and Lot

NoIee-tl ~ Of "a feet on 81 cord STREET D., "A
irrP TO ths Mississippi River, hear CsLn,ls NJ
ufoh v hirh tier, tEa good Hpuss, statlr. cIls !.
variety OF ffui tters and gr"Te tiBgs is tae I'd
Aue tt .sSsry sAlnat1e Ia CO.. ssaucl,r o. lts a
Euatths "n the river b4iss itom Nhth tie l5.,s
proprietor Is supplying many OF :le buad!ig, u
city. 8LsD:
iu3-rwor luab!o lots adisiniHg be Uylo, i;osa
ALSO:
leI-A futiigl lev Brick House on Fra4al
near the 70 acHce OF A. Le Claire E,q tesuA
location OF be b!unfr0m which there !, a.ga.,r
View. Also.
"a es Cottage just finished with EooEia
hli'hel ia SeseatE street Joining ibs sbVEs a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

eoiois on I'd AID 9TH streets, well .itu,,5 :,
prtce ana long time. 'N'A
20 OTIS in Mekehzic's subdivision. n, III -,
sreois-oHly $500, cash. 'ts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
North payenuort
East Daveuport

10 handsome building lots, bnd lew fan
dences, neatly finished, for sal. IN n I'M q
subdisisieLs .y Lambrile, faIwoudsIar,'sitii.en
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Nc Intosh Addition.

50 lots on the blum In Mclh,oshts Istgbagt.-5
prices varying from s3Go 10 s5GG each, lohr I'm.
Lease Lots.
50 lots, b autifull, siinsted In The Bu.,,l.,,
slan, forie On 9.ea's. These lot..te n, T.
Mstn aud Harrison streets ofOgt.Iotk sud4srgss
In the cit. corr GRAFTON, a large numIeriof,t,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Green's Cd Add;,;n,

% lots IN full view of the rivvrin nur,,.
Prices ranging from &itu TO $500, on Io,e II, ~
particulars enquire AZ our oaice. "A's'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Fer. DIR. Alexanier Campbell, Of NV
a. .ss.t q; % eminent ministsr Of the ospel,
1'es u MS rec dencs few dsysspo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
J. BURTIS, Proprietor.
Thursday. June Is, ls33.
NC Hedges, Cincinnati, Mathews Pa
c Wicker Tieonde rcgaMr Bsrkemer FremC nj
NY Blasesiee & aides
nr Morgan Alabama A.htabuls
Mrs shragg Cincinnati Perry Pxey
X Bowen Madison In G Kaeumerely Hamilton
w Cox - No
Frank Bowen - Henry Miller Cincinnati
W NJ, Ken1e Montgomery Jno Bond Chicago
Gordon Chicago Buren, sherman klmyra
A Cleshorn w Stage Col Cordry thicsso
Mrs Fellows Iowa Jno ID Power Como
Fl johnson Boston Peter inn saltwater NJ 7
s b Reed Muscaiine Milton Forbes
Ha ElmyraNY Vim Pauly eany
Hin Savanna f b Smith NY
p 81 rnan Chic andrewss
Week I'd Euphemia VIM Sinp on Rochester
Mr. Niligan w Newton Pa HarrisoA Iowa City
JH Titus yeyey
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Ky person Ia wing pair OF sceoId hand counter
- scales. or pair seUond band llJt'orm sestos
for sale eheapea Cad purchaser ~ slll1tI, a,
this oiiye Juno i&-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
A Good Stand for a Store

NO. i0i--A Large Fin the House witha fars, ri
Que door west Of Ripley Street on lie soG.a 80
SECOND.
Hiuse 90 fee front BY 6 fee, degp--Tro ssfl
high; making a beautiful Store Room Ihaay
room for Dwelling; Iie lease on Ihs pTnpe r# 4
building will be soid ow
lbu--A Farm 6f 100 acres In Hickory rs, Is 4
DIR cultivation and IS acres of Timber J. Aose
stable great part enclosed with pGsis fsatIJ
ai0chi farming utensils ard all for sg5ti Hyi
A Farm on Dubuque Rot
NO l6i-A kesutifui Fhfr on ibe ! huGu, I'd
~ miles Morn, Of DaS enpori nm gL,t situsue
a fu'iic House, go Hcres--lsU under encr sd
cultivation Farm House and Baru--Prce 81
acre witch We ofsr ~ addition to the properly efsi'
ia oar Advertiser and H. porter for May.
Also
NJ lt3-The House and acres : j. lnU ola ~
Gsrd a. House Of ontcr aiHmcIt, four m.iei M
baNst pert on the road TO LIZ Ciaire--lhe hlIssl
'sbNl6 "he and hall stories high--c.ar svnBd
trehch, good wellaud stable attached, goes q
tioufor the business or an excellent place ~ \
gcthi Garden. Will be sold for $3.50! csh
applied for soop. n 0
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
msy7 Corner OF Main aud serond Street,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

THE PoarolsE is feared that the U.
States brig Porpoise il lost. She has not
been heard Of since September last. when
she was seen on the voyage from Hong
Kong to BONN leland. The prevailing
opinion has been tina, she penshed in ~.
phoon; but q gentleman who went out as
chief executive officer Of the Porpoi,e. and
Who vas transferred TO the vincenuss, has
written . letter from Hong Kong, dated
March eth, 10 brother in Boston, in which
he says, "to me there 10 . probability. and
not q very remote one. that she may have
been the victim Of mutiny. Ny reason for
entertaining this idea 10 exslusively my own,
and frightlsl and dreadful as it is, ! cannot
shut i, out from my belief" The subject Is
10 be brought to the attention Of the Navy
Department.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
TAKEN u,

DYM D. westlake In Rorkingh m. one bay gel.
ID ding years Did, sh d all round. one bay mare
years ola i4t hands high white feet ana biake 10
forehead, shed before: one brown mares years Ola,
star in forehead. three shoes on, LA handshigh.
BY Isaac Niney in Alens Grove, u stra~ber! roam
mare, n 70 wi In the breast. yearsod
b, j F. Madison in Pleasant Valley, bay horse, .
years old, : little white on right hind taat
June ~, 49, J. d. pATTEN, Clk Co. Court.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
WANTED,

EITHER an active or silent ptItGer With frem IF.
,tesn hundred TO two thousand dollars IN cash, 10
engage 10 wholesale mercantile busisess IN thisei!
that is safe and profitable and capable Of being large
l., extended. Apply atthss Office
lima ID
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
A CARD

MISS J. L COOK would Inform Ihel4fiss Of Dave ~
.u port thai lie VIII giya musical s,rur lons On The
Piano ana Galar, and v III give dssoas in
ing al her resdeBcs Brady street, The lOsa
book Hot ms. Il raquired ii sat Oh papiis AZ Ihesr
residence. For fdrl4er rtacN fs refer 10 Mr. CRAM
dali ~ his muse store.
June 18th. DIFF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Go-Dap' advertisements.
GOOD BY Ell"

GOOD BYE.!"
HAVING disposed ofmy imtercs, in the Tin, Cop
L Stove and sheet Iron business In tho city OF
Davenport 10 Nessrs. Twitehel & 6 illicit, take this
me thod OF returning thanks to frieads and others
for their patronage. and respect ully ask contin
OF The same for the frru. Mr.. Giliett as
practical mechanic, acknowledges no superior west
OF the Father OF Waters and affords pleasure
to recommend him and his partnerto the good penpie
of this vicinity HENRY c. RiORDAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

NOTICE!
There will be n SPECIAL MEETING Of the
YOUNG MEMS LITERARY ASSOCIATION" or
Saturday evening, June 10th at 8 o'clk p. II.
BY order.
NJ. NJ. PRICE, See.
J l5.d2t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD CIRCUS!
ORGANIZED FOR THE
TRAVELLING SEASON OF lass.
WI, WARWICK, Proprietor.

w. WARWICK. Proprietor.
wa LIBBY, Ring Master,
U. bELL. Equestrian Manager.
A. ANfoSiA,i cIawrs
+ CARTER, !
THIS ELEGANT EQUESTRIAN TRoUP is COM
posed Of the BEST RIDERS Gyfnhnsts aud Aerobsts
in the United stacs and ihe best Manager. lth de
sire to give entire and general satisfaction has spared
uo expense to make tits unequatied BY any Compan!
now travelling.
Among the performers are:
OLIVER BELi., Iis great principal ACts, &C.
know edged by all To be surGsses b. none III hiA pro
fessi6n.
MIR LIBBY, the American Hercules.
NIX JONES, the great Postircr, ia several ne"
and pleasing Acs-.
LA PER IL E9UiPOlSE by hessTs. LIBBY and
JONES.
WASH CHAMBERS the far famed Scene Rider
FRANK LYNCH. the celebrated Banjo Piuy err from
Chrisiys New YORK TIonp, whl appear and play sew
eral and fav0rite airs.
CARL, W STERLING, W. JONES,
MR.. Marks, J. KELLY, G SMITH,
AND
Madame UsiNXt!
The fl,nou. ROPE DANCER, from the Amphithea
tcrs of Paris his lad. has no eqaai in her profess
ION, making most pegilous AseEssloNs os sIsoLE
to the top Of Tho She will also appear
and dance several FAN DAM rs on the Rope, Ce-
side- play ing. SOLO on the BuGLE, Ac, sc.
The feats in tho Ring will he interspered with the
w ucisms Of tho Clowns, their hit at tie times, SD
humor thai We won for them The TILE Of being TIE
Princes among the Testers
The whole y III exhibit IN
Davenport on Monday, June 18th.
And al Rock lslans Oh Tuesday jnne 'eih, Afternoon
and Evening. Doors open u and Z p. NJ. Per
fornaBce commence half an hour sfter the dcors
open. Admiaiont TO 50 Pita5 cts
juno lsdw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
A GOOD LOT OF ORANGES,
For sale by
HAWKES. & DAY,
Front St, Cd door East Of MUM.
Jun. 4-l3t

4 NEW BRICK HOUSE on the Blum on F,rnam
"A Street near the residence of Antoine lie q iIe
Also
Cottage just fnished, never yet occupied viii be
sold separately together for less than the
be pa rchased and the building erected thereon
This property will be offered for II few days only.
Apply To GEORGE L. NICHOLS.
Land Agent,
May % Corner of Main and Second streets.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
LOST

nN Tuesday Las, In the Presh .terisn church
~ arbiId's & old bracelet. The finder Will be
suit bly, rewarded b, i-a' ing The same with Dr ihis
lie June Is-d.t.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
An unimprorsd Lot

NO 60 Brautiiu UElmpro,ed Lot 10 Ga.ss
Ncr"na Add'lioa, No. 10 in Block oRci sill b, Il
low Il applied for soon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
A BARGAIN !!

THE story L. told that property held too high but
those wishing bargain IN a house aud lease would
do we'll 20 cali on the subscriber. am obliged 10
sell and viii d o 40 foe the SAKE OF money.
Cali soon on the premises, Harrison 81 near s'h
81 on AZ my shop on sth ST. below The Court House.
June i3-du FL FtlIrAi Rim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14


While European nations are At war. and
thousands of our fellow creatures are vic.
simiscd to the dark spiri, Of ambition. it is
satisfactory TO reflect that peace spreads the
folds Of her white banner over our own
loved couairy, and the pes,ilential breath Of
disease 10 unknown within our borders -
Even the vexed question Of fhbustering,
which threatensd for time TO mar the good
feeling existing tow ards other nations, has
been silenced, while Ill the little sources Of
engagement With other powers have been
assusged. Nations appear to BE- absorbed
in the contemplation Of the great struggle
now being maintained between the Allied
Powers and Russia, and while that contest
exists, manifest no deposition to engage in
like bellige.enev. This 10 one Of the good
sesulls flowing from European hostilties,
and il tie war continue. we trust that other
nations may remain At peace and reap the
advantages tina, will respectively inure to
those who do not participate in the contest
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
trHEstocl of Dry Goods, clothing, Boots aud Shoes,
eat sa,rnins. saii soon ryou will be loo late.
June 18th IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
TO Rent,
Notice.

N0LlCe
nOCK ISLANDBANK has made Arrangements to
IL use limited amount ofthe notes Of "fhe hahn-
fneturers' and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Geore
pa: aud the same wall be received on deposit or IN
payment for Exchange Coin. o. the same terms as
The issues the solvent Banks OF virginia Ne lucky,
ohie or Indiana NJ Il. OSBORN, Presr.
B. II MANN, Cash'r.
Rock Island, Jane l3-d~f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
, G0itor 6 Gable.

DlrsoNs MusIc.-We have received another
choice selection of new music from this enter
prising Music Publisher in Boston, consisting
of the Alma Waltz, and several other pieces,
which will sustain the fine reputation Mr.. Dit
son has acquired in this Department
The WArcHMAN.-This is moral tale of hum
BILE life in New York. which We have received for
announcement from the publishers, Long &
Brother. III Nassau street, Now York. We
have glanced over it, and arc inclined to think
favorably of it. 1t is in one volume, and for
sale at Eastman's Bookstore.
The STAR PAPERS, OR Experiences OF ART AND
NATURE.-vThis is volume, and very accent
able one too, we think it will be TO the public,
from the pen of Henry Ward Beecher, consist
ing of miscellaneous trea,isss on moral and re-
ligious subjects, pencilings of nature, and ex-
tracts from his Journal of travels in Europe.
Beecher is making his mark on the age, and
whatever emenates from his pen will be read
with interest. Published by Phillips, Sampson
& Co., Boston, and Derby of New York, and
for sale OF Walton's Bookstore.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

tiAe will show it, that neither President Pierce
MOI Gov. Reeder will do anything to efectu-
a!s arrest the depredations Of Atchison and
his band eff slaveholding rufians on the de-
fe1seless territory Of Kansas.
II is indeed a sad spectacle to see the Pres
idSat of this great nation covering before a
lawlcss band Of armed ruffians-the dearest
rights of portion of our citizens struck down
and .their liberties trailing in the dust, audno
redress. Shame on such rulers In view Of
the Regarded and humiliating position of our
naabn at the present time, the Missouri Dem
ocr9 asks Have we no State or National
goS&nment, that these things arc permitted
Win the President of the United States allow
thesAws of the Country to be trampled under
foot and its citizens to be injured, without
moving finger in their defence 2" These are
questions which every good citizen, who has
the Aeliare. the honor and interests of his
couHtry at heart, may well ask, and these are
questions which the supporters of the Admin.
istrasion are bound to answer. SULLIVAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

cherishing desire that the circumstances in
progress may arrive at successful issue"
Mr.. Gladstone approved of Mr.. Heathcotes
amendment.
Mr.. D'Israeli and his supporters dashed the
government and especially Lord Palmerston
and Lord John Russell.
Lord John Russell replied, defending his
conduct at Vienna, and the debate was ad
journed.
The debate was resumed on Friday even
ing, when the House decided by vote of 2l9
for Mr.. D'Israeli and 3l9 against Majority
for the government 100. Consequently thu
ministry stands.
In the House Of Lords, Earl Grey made ;
similar motion, but subsequently, withdrewit
The bill abolshing newspaper stamps wa
read second time in the House Of Lords.
Both Houses adjourned uutil June 4.h.
On the 25th Lord Palmerston had pri
vate meeting of members of Parliament a
his house over 200 were present. Lord Pal
merston asserted the unanimity of the govern
ment, aud declared his intention of prescott
ing the war. Other members spoke, but OF
the whole the proceedings were harmonious
1t is expected that by the Doth of June
every available man in Great Britain belong
ing to the infantry regiments will have EN-
barked for the seat of war. Some change
have been made in the War Department, b.
placing the under ordinance office in the hand
Of the Minister of War.
FRANcE.-The appointment of Gen. Pellis
sier to the command of the French troops il
the Crimea has been well received in France
Her Majesty Queen Victoria will visit Pa.
ris on the 18th of Ausust.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

HE KNOW NOTHING NATIONAL CoUScr1.-
This body assembled at Philadelphia, last week,
for the election of officers and establishing If
they can, platform on which they can act as a
national party in the next presidential cam
paign. Besides the election of President
which significantly resulted in the choice of Mr..
Bartlett of Kentucky, Gov Gardner being next
highest in the ballot, and his friends finally go-
ing for the former, little has TRANSFERRED that has
reached the public. Enough, however, has
leaked out, to show that the-South and the 9TH
Or ignorers of theSlavery question have a large
majority. Indeed, tits said there are but thirty
or forty delegates from the Free States, except
ing, perhaps the bunker members from New
York but these, with the fearless Henry Will
son at their head, are taking a firm stand for
freedom, and will not consent to go with the
Southern portion of the Order on platform
which does not, at least, restrict Slavery to the
Missouri line and afford unrestricted discussion
Of the Slavery question. But from present ap.
pearanee these Free State members will be vot.