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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12

C. The Chicago booksellers say that
they have soll 5000 lives of Fromon, TO
i,j22 Of Buchanan. a, Cleveland, tho
sales wefo 1862 copies of Fremon, aid
1876 OF Buchanan. One house, alone, in
,ha; city, has sold 5000 copic. Of Upham's
life Of Eremoni. We learn that book.el-
Ter in PIlsburgh, on being asked as 10 tho
relative sales in that city, replied that the
biography of Fremont sold about as fast rs
1t could be Obtained, while be had no, q
single call for the life OF Buchanan.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12
A Spirited Poor Relation.

Touching "poor relations we arc re-
minded of the amusing instance Of the
sister of Sir Geo. Rose, Speaker Of the
House Of Commons. Margaret Rose was
proof against the meanness and insensibil.
ity Of her brother, and bravcly resented
his inhumanity in the following manner
She hired a small cottage on the roadside,
leading to tho country mansion Of Sir
George, and placed over the door this init
nation, for the especial benefit Of tho baro.
nets friends:
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12
MARGARET ROSE,
SISTER TO SIR GEORGE ROSE,
TAKES IN WASHING HERE,

TAKES IN WASHING nERE.
This ingenious cxpcdient had its effect
upon the vanity and heartlcss selfshness Of
Sir George, who Immediately sent word to
her that If shc would take down her sign he
would give her an annuity for life. This
offer, it is said, however, the high-minded
lady Indignantly disdained to accept, pre-
ferring rather to punish the titled offender
against humanity and dcccncy, although at
hor own cost.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12

Our TOR FKnoyr.-Capt. John Blan-
chard. of Pit,ston, Straight Wing member
of the las, Legislature, will support Fremont
and Dayton. I,. ,.0.t....
Burgess Esq, Of 0ldtown, a member Of
the legislature of rs, and always an old
line Democrat, is also out for Fremont.
These changes are but samples. The
Supporters Of the pathfinder arc increasing
daily.-BatA Sentinel. '.a0i r,tl
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12
Bolting in New York.

Two hundred and ilfty-onc Democrats Of
Lewis County, have como out with declar.
alton of Independence Of Border Ruifan and
their determination to voto for Fremont
and Dayton.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12

II Massachusetts,, according to the
Springfield Republican, will give FREMONT
nearly 100000 votes, and divide $4,000 bo-
tween his competitors.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12
UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

The Union and Eastern Journal y published every
PHIpAY at No I. Central Bloek, opTse the Bdisf I'd
D ouss Tsrus-s2 oo pr snnum, or si.so psld
within three monis bon tbs tns of sab-er'enz sin-
gle . piss cents. II v, d. Palmer, he American
Ne~sparsr Agent i the euly s,borsed agent fcr this
pap~r In tAs cities of N.v iork. noce, and fhsdei.
pha. and Ia duly empowered 20 iaks advertisements .l 49,
snt~cflptions at the rates "a required by Us hs
ONES srs-Nsw fO,t, rfihaes baidlnxsi Bosies,
schos,'s pailainz PAiisisipAsa, ~ ". corner fhird
and Chsslnut street. #...
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12

T There are s-vsn,sen counties in the
State Of Ohio which are destitute Of ,ha,
doubiial b.ossios. a Buchanan newspaper.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-12

STATE ELrcrroSs.--The elections yet to
come of, prior to the Presidential contest,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-11
@9olmer'S 81 IunObeitS<T iuftur
5ur NeintJnn9 peS Slnt5 uup 5lr 6eilung metz
noler &ranfheiten1
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pteotr bar. 0Iele Etnf ur fam DDn psrfpnen lepfn Alttrsun
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81 btreusa. ate a~lgemetn betanate Gtntrur r,tntet bGs Biut,
&tantpette frfen.-Jn oIsa 5Gaen II bic fbsr tie uno bite
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Or. &bGtmer'S @efanebetrs:& tattlr ssma9r pOrDen.
S9lttm Otf otn 3. NOg. 1854:
sraaaaltben IBtrfunsen Or Gb1tmeFs 81 uni bette 9tnttur,
relHe fe an metnt trau b'ptFtt Bat ratttbst!sn su tSneen.
gpr ftGs Itonaten Ittt me ne Sgau an llnpsrbauIt6frtt uni
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pals bseefte F4 NIT piaeiu, n'lae 9tObe @@msrssn gtrur.
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sleert bate, fab fe rpte etns anbere Q'srfpn aus. Ro66em ft
3 SIaI4eIt u 70 geHpnrttG bate, to0r Ge ~Splf1ubtg ssra eteut
ID. s. Albtrt, IS 6. 9acaRr.
NerpDie &ranfbetten.
Or. GpaEnerS geIunp petS . Itn. rar bsntrFt efne fiber
9Iuretntsuas ub FART Ss(&wd@te 9terpen. IS it sIet4 Bal
ttA, 81 bic @Rrtt mttpn 0mr6 Rrant&ett Dbtr bur@ uNre etIntG
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Itnttar Bspetit, s9snf0 ale RrGSfbetten nsi4s e1s@ fpdtes
%Nufbleiben er3suBt wprben fno, Smlaflpfstett, f&waneF &C.
DS&tais, 59ptnpel II. I 10. rer0en ebsntGls tuvG btefe Gtnts
tr turtrt
Der appstit nirb burG fe seadrft unb tas QeEen ~stsldreett.
Yer bs'Utsitne @rt0ls TT bas befe8sasui6 fIr bte ausgs;et&asts
g3trtune Der &tntte'.
8un @ertauf bt Seth G. 51net,
.. N SIR. TO8 SS1Itpn1 rr 6ro5e
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DIR. CHAIN ER's
% E uno b e e tuffugr''
Qoufe~ MH3uAenao@. 80

49, as anS8sBtt9attfe btlmttttI btr aDeIt. -GQ
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sTSr.1sT U0tr Sefaoren. Per goraus bisfsr %0Rs6istu ia, 6aS
sefan6eS Slut fGafft. Gtae Gtssnf6aft, tuti5, fefnt
anSsre 1tbistn beFst. g IT, bas btft @e,ntsanssmitteI in
6ttIbltn9 un. SOntmfr. Dte Etnttur TT bur& etaen @b "a.
rdnttrt, 6aB Ft ueoer &pipmsl, nod arbere t@Gbftde SubR9ns
gen ent9aIt; : D1s Yttns,p, wobur6 bitfe Webtstn pFrft, 10,
e6aB ne p1ra SarnOntren unb untsrausen Der Ratur bic f1abs
IItQen unb Der6Sr6enen SGfte aus BEN Butte tretbt w6trenb
rs oarG Ods stdrfsa Der MasenG6ure be gsrbanune beFSr.
pert. Sn br G9Gt IA tetnt Wtnsfsl, fttne Nper Dber gierSe Ia
oea Ntentptn, tpslGe atdt but5 bte(e Etnttur 6eRdrft wQrOt.
Srets; $1.00 rr glafGe E0sr 6 glaf0en flr $50.
Setb. 6. 9Gnce, gr. 10S Baltimore ct.
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&c -3nr giiti9en 8ea6tnng!
Sin hn8 oeehrte Yubllfnm!

8~erlan9t merben:
ale 8aae fir IA Sage lang SO Gptpmer unb SO R6nbler TN
Grr6rn unb Rleinen. um pprsuip4eden Eel 9pren8 .. DteB
SSm wSbIfeitsn Gtpre in Iranfltutreet Nr. 177H. UNI Q8aaren
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g4al wpblfeil -! UNI @lag ~ MAIDEN fir Yri9i'prspaarsn
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biete 6ober ppn jebt AT cue metne 98daren 5u auBerlt btat9en
NretIen an. QDieperpertaufer rOasn get. Sprlpreqeh'
Strurnpfmaaren,
@d1anteriemaaren,
WDlele urD baun1lppllene 0arne,
Sepellerien in 9rpBer Nu8mabl
S9neipertrtmmtn9$ &c.
(lRan Iebe meine frtbere G~n5et9e)
2pren3 .. Oteb
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Shw6dle be8 Qon,eu SUHems.
8eu8ntg Sn qDm. Z. q N IA ., &C.,, @tecut6dmer BON g;a1.
thVS %btrltnter rbeumattfDtr Sable.

rtVS ~btrutuater r0eumottf@tr sadie.
Baltimore, 90, Gdra 1853
5rn. 5It6. 63Hce. - gs 91rej5t mir sum arDgteI 0lronT,
5fh, msin .3sa8als ben tt:Isu an3sren N 8anfea Der 0efSaSs
ess o., G6a!asc ansaretbea. G@cn l6n8tg
SIT tut 10 an Nsr0infdwI3a, Wd!ttgtett ure 0errGluna ber
aanBsn gfatHr. SD uabm nit isbant Gage uaetr as. GGb.
ttno etutr 3ett Tar to- tnmasr tranr 6 uub nutelVS u. b06te,
pig i3 19nta at!;ptsa 1rtot, tDIsws8sa i'd psrfa sbtpt WltteG
8efdbr 3 sD'4sn rtstesa ST mir, Dt. &BaImerY 11fun6 eitss
Atntturbn 3t6f1a@en. SD f0l3te JbreIn GfatDe p9Ge iebr3
al etnen betsEen &tt9tJ, ais 5ttneu ubrtatn aJ1tteln, ;u oiQu.
esa. oenfea Ste ID aan n'ntn %@reauaen, ais Id fan6, bag ~
mem aPpftt tnen ul5 br 3peitrH Dpie Dernn ebrte, unb Id
na4oeu,. ID faun' cine Blafae ssnsmrt m, bs6sutsnS aarfcIt uab
trattt8tr 8.oOrStn par. 50 fabt' mt6 nun p6GtS s%ergyftut
me mt g&ftnt SPpttt nno nsRms e6en Sag gu UNI BIN harl
Sselms r.. nat "trsllo gaunber oei mir eswhtt, m.tne 5ent,
beSbalb aaea 2stbsnosn tteftS Etttt.l t tb6fen &rabt. '"
". s. y TN NJ 9. SIR. 1873 s anette arnsr.
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9yCmpltf nMo NEOeeWGIe,

GIe0gral. Nae0IuT 0oa 8 3. JEl2atF, .
rmmfffiprS Spebtttp8s, 8etbs, SO ed ell u
ed fffabrt~0ef@Gf
81, s., pratt Sds S Ss @i9snaF, .n Sm, niebrio.
Resn a nrr{e arf ale bepeutenpeu Srte Der 6eriAtebenen heuti0en
staGten' gdgieu, Splaap, 0rattret6, Der !S9wets &c. &C.. or
befprgt elp'AusBabinn8e! ulte @9e@Ste5lsG hiMgs os a1l IN e.
ME In BEN Ser. Staaten unb Gancha;
nintmt @eloer in ~6eltebi8en Summer 9en " @nfpaftS 9e9sn
Snittsno In @mpIanq uu0 last ben &6ertb III jeberh beltebt8en
Srte a%ue5Ghlen 5S1,,
fDrSsrn ana son alien on bn @auptpertebrtraBep @ur6pd'9
ksienenen Gfohonen bter9er, unb ppn berduE tns Snnere Nnte-
rtfais nb m~mgefetrt mad europa; .au
Sberntutmt Bic 8erIenbuns Won Yadeten no @utern mao dlen
@egsnben; tleiners 9adete ala 9G9ae1rTat r. &c; @erS ea O tsSs IN
sa93 W. Srte i'm 9nnern Deutldlanbs fir St.5C @ta. beiprgt.
G5el8GtSfunoen Spn Nlprgen5 8 bis &ben0& Il HEf. Sgnn'
Q ~ "A ithr 9}proSn8. 26q-
'a8&g ~ N 49, IL SIS. NDbewatb.
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3cu8niFe gu @maFen Der 1fnffur bss Or. gbatraer,

m Baltimore, ben 2. Frat 1853,
@eftDet 9fsF. - SD Fable ratb Yerpatdttt, Sbnengta GrtGt
~ 8tefn ION bmh rebltbdttaen @xfRIse, rrlGen Der @e6rauG
sS@ Ss' f s9S' r@t sa1s tnitsr fir mtt waite. 50 MGR mebrsrs
aerSeni&nd4e 8sPIa8t. Wietna 0erbaurne wor eGn.ii1 Ser
a0rf: - so gseraa@ts rtearsre g~tsbtsinea. aber NIT meaie rs6er
BIN nan UtsSer S6atg %berseasar, ubeleiS f&0n i'm 55a,nSabTTe..
DtD9!tt nstn 3tr8ntS fur fe tpn etsn 70 srDfetn yluBsn fdn,
ale bic Gin;tur fit rntD war. &%.eQfTaITS. "'
gr. 70 Sab.@EarIesfr., Baltimore
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ma8enl4pa9e In Der bEeurtiaasn form.

G3ertber Dtrr.-g Scr p~tnistn gBUeen Fawfte ID tn ibrt.teo.
pen etntgs 8lanacn sen Or. Gbalmets @eianbeetts. ttaf.
thf AHri StStu9 ais 0ttImtttsl &c. n Waesn &pG&t (Dyspep.
1ah sd ltt ID ION bsnat. 17Saere an btefent lsttI nuJ batt.
loon %psntGaens fnnoert "a temp, tleus" 5tttuitte eta ssnpm.
m'n, &c iob tt betm Durd tfsn DER Au5t'ae ron &r. Chalmers
u2Fts", nm Ds.faat ~ paesn, So t9 i.oOa 8rUsss 9 :.
maets i'd bsn 9trWA mi, 3 5a Gtn. 80 a,6nls nun BE
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r1ttns SGrtthe in &rhluns1 es.Bt. q iAItd fDaa mirrHa,
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dufst. Aastn Irttt tt fsf uup n en 6tmuttqi ranb bttttr
gddsa 5is mt sn fuseno 81 f6 in tin unD fen en- ole mix
~eteisiben NIT oem nd@fsn 9afaBIers4 Ae IRtt 4atana
Wbf0eaS g 0tohnpT
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WtarGtpretfe.

QepfeG.- $20$4 per TaB.
Nlep Il O@9O @t8 per @a(lpn.
Ile d Borter. : Scptd Gle IN SHUTS
$1.7O. 2onppn Bprter i1 Quarts 1915 per
Oubenb.
@ods- 27 Bis % @t8, baS Yfo.
Saffee -91io114 Bis liz unp 12@12A@8.
fit bette Sprte. Saoa 14k015 @t8.
&pblen- (224O 8fp. per Ionne) Nnt6raz
cite &c.; anpere Sprten, Qump unb 9tut,
$5.750$6; Cumberland 1925 fir 2un1p ;
9pfen'8 @allep uno Sbprt Wtpuntain sea
$50 per Gpnne.
8rh6te.- @etrpdnete Nepfel $1@1.12 fir
0eiGdlte unD rs Gt8. fitr un9eIdilte = 9ez
I6dlte @eaGe8 $304; Gfpltnen $2@3.5O Die
SOY, @itrpnen 1926.
Bettfebern, quite Sprte, 47048 GtS. ba8
8funp.
MebL. = Spmarpfr. unb S6ip $707 25,
GitpnliG8 1919 per 6aB,
6pg8enmebl- 81 81 per SAP.
&prnmebl, bieI. 81, ; Country So Upper !
@etretbe: @et5er, rpt9er, $50 100 Gt8.,
weiBer 165 tt8 10 Gt8. F.; beite Sprte Iir
Sanlilp 175 bi8 1870 Gt8.
91pgQcu- 95@98 per 8ui9el.
&prn = ,peiBe8 G0~G1, 9elbe8 56 @tS.
Safer 32Q37 Gt8. per 8uldel
@uanO- (224O per Come. BertpiautIder
$55; @plumbioni ider $50 (prD 1000 Pfp,
NfrifaniIder $4,000.
$ ell 800 Biz 25 per 3pnne.
1pg9en Itro9 $12 bis IA.
W{anil(a Sani 11@11H@ s. per Bfb.
Sppfen-11@12 @t8. ba8 Bfunp.
Brpptitpueu: 8altp. Bafeb MteBz8ee1
$18, MeIternz0feB s17; Scr, 1 $15.75@
16 per SAP.
erte8 S4peinel -Olippltn9
9@95 ; G@ulter 81; Seiten 81; S4ttfen
IN Biz - Gt8.
llnQerduderte8S dweinefleiI6, G8ulter
Il S.; Seiten 81 Gt8. /; S9infen 81 Gt8,
6dmal3 in Se98 104 @t8.
Butter Weftern 16@18 Gt8. 0tp1 2Oa
% Gt8.; @labe8 22025 Gt8; 9tep4Yprfe>
23026 Gt8. frii9e 0lnoe8 unD 0pl9en 2S
@31 Gt8. per PfHap.
safe, @etern 1OH Bis 10A; G~aiter1 pr mn
11011A fiir @ngliid Dairp.
9fet8- 5@54 @t8. per Hfnlb.
Num-46 Gts. per @ja(cne.
6altpeter-1 8 Gt8. per Bfunb.
3ufer- outer Stem Srlean8 $780, @t8.
8prtp 9tico 7B081 Gt8. Guba 7108 Gt8
GQamen.- 9leelaan1eu $8.870$9; Slaf8:
iaanlen $1.8O@1.95 ; Giu1ctb1 $3.50 a 81
Sal3- Breile %pariiren pOn 48@ So Gentf
per GuI6el.
TGbafL Marplan0 $3.500$7 fir GjrOunl
Qeuf uub $4.500$8 fit crop.
Tulg & @teariu : 11M@12 @t8. ft'
Meftern, 12012H @t8. fit bieIi8e8; Stea:
rim 1917 @t8. per @fp.
Mbi8fep @ito ulD 09io % Gents,
Qeber = @paniId GpGlen 28@30 Gents
Sla1gbter DO, 28Q31 9tS. Sfirtn8 26a
30 @t8.
mp1aife8 Ne.<Sr(ean8 45 Bic II Gta,
Grbfen 1926 big $3.50 " 91f, z BRIO
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J(D8. /, ), . nttD { Q(Dr[D OALalR SlIuBeI
seeenRter benz Gutorr 6pnie, Baltimore, DID,
pteter erDfnet.
Oanterb fir Bic auseebreitete 8Dnnerf6aft fel6e bt fruDe-
rem 6trma pdbreno Der lebten 10 Sabre III 3Detl mnrpe, .n'aOt
Der lnter3eifnete benz @ubItfurt bic e~rgebtnFte Mn5et9e paB er
felt benz Spbe bes etuen Z betttdbers, 9rn. 9enrp 0dple, pur1
pe1en Spo bic GpmpaRrte 9elblt nprben mar, BEN e1n5en bepeu'
tenben @prratb Ter npG unppnenoeten 4tanps pPlj une anoe'
rem prdpnrtter Mdtettal tdufiG an Th gebrdGF Dat. Gf mirP
ess6alb 6a8 @elddft IN Dem alien 2tqIs W. IN pem Ifngtrt" V SHs
l6Gftslpfal fprtb:tretben uno es ft CUR Aut9dpe mdDen PaS
NtdnD i'm inner rebr IN fetner Gp1enpun8 5u D%erbe1ern.
Nu6er feiuen dtten Q8ddrenbGuern ub Der Sabrtt 1T Gutaw@
Str. ndbe Baltimore, Eat er elite neue 9rpBe Sabrtt in Sputb>
@utap Str, nit Der Srpnte mad 9Serfr. errthtet, tn DeNer ct
cine arpee Nnsnbl Der beteu @rbeiter bef6dft8t.e
SIN 6teIer Jdbrtf merocn 9ianps nab etner II nen scala &C.
fertt9t fir wel6e er bet Der Austteuult9 TN N9ar9laG6 : Smtt.
tut, no Die befen Snfrumentcnnader aus Sofpn gep.yprf
unp Baltimore IA @tanD9 ~aus9efeat batten, Die pp@FeYf9'
Ser Qusipru8 bS Sufttuts marbe tur5 na6ber burd bic
Sn6utrie u uSItelung ppn 0t6mpnb, 30, bettah6t, no tpm
etenfaQS baS ert E 9 / amt TN ertDetlt mltrpe.
Durd, beIe betben @tobItdements TT Ct tn ben Stdno ,6elest
ale @ufttGse, nit melGen er beebrt mirS Gut0 gtp!npfefe aus
3ufubren.
ollie In bteIer Sabrtf eetauten @tanp8 9absn Sole euerne
Rabnten unb Fnb fp cpnfruirt, bB tie BET auBerprcentlt4er
Dauerbafttefett bic Hetnbett bes Gpnes bepapren nnp 1eofrt
Eltm1 w~iperiteHen.
Btanp8 atf Sc tell1119
unb ppn jeber 9rts> unb 8auart rerben geltefert.
Die gr6Bte Sprgfalt ptrb al bic @rbett unb d1t pie NnSs
wabt tr Niatertalien UerwenHet uub er fdnn babsr tur leoeS aus
,tgent @tabttHemene berpprgebenbe Snfrument bic @arantte
u6ernetmen, ba6 es aaeGtsenf6aften etnes 8aten idnpS betBe.
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The Wing Convention

We insert this morning the proceedings of tho
Wings of some four or five more counties, APP
pointing delegates to the Wing Convention in this
city, on Wednesday, the 10th instant. 1t is now
beyond doubt that the Convention will be largely
attended. We invoke those counties which yet
faye time left to do so, to appoint delegates ut
once We trust, too, that any Wing in any coun
ty tina, has held no meeting who wishes to attend,
or can attend will do SO. without the formality
of an appointment. We know the time has been
too short Tor n number Of counties to act. But
let all come who choose from suah counties. and
we have no doubt of their ndmi sson to the Con
ventlon as delegates from their respective baili-
wicks We hope. too, that none of the delegates
appointed will fail to come The prospect is that
we shall have large and glorious gatheriug.--
Come one, come all--wth open hands to open
hearts we welcome you. -Richmond Uhig.
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The Expected Dismissal of Mr. Dallas.

A correspondent of the New York Post. wri-
ting from London under date June l7th, when it
was cxpected that Mr. Dallas would be dismissed,
says
was at the House last evening, aud 1t was n
most interesting scene The House was crowded
by members and the galleries by strangers.
Lord John Russell spoke with great seriousness,
and every body felt that it was n most important
crisis in the career Of the Anglo Saxon. race
When Pamerston arose to announce the deter
minaton of the Ministry the silence was profound
and the anxiety intense. At the announcement
that they had determined not to suspend relations
with the American Minister there was perfect
thrill of emotion and satisfaction. SO close the
Cabinet kept the matter, that when arrived at
Mr.. Dallas to congratulate him, he had not re-
eeived the slightest in'imation Of his fate and |
had the very great satisfaction of announcing it
to him and his family.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON. July 7.-Senaie. Mr.. Yulee
reported joint res Slution, which was passed APP
propriating $4,000 for the continuance of the
mail service between Charleston and Havana du-
ring August and September,f for which the present
contract does not provide.
1 he bill for the Improvement of the mouth of
the Mississippi, (which was vetoed by the President
was then considered
Mr.. Slidell of In. and Mr.. Cass,made speeches
in favor of the bill
The question "shall the bill pass notwithstand-
ing the obs ctons of the President" was then put
and adopted in the atimativeby vote OF yeas 81
nays J2.
The Chair announced that of wo.ihirds of
those present having voted for the bit was pas
sed
Mr.. Mason. of Virginia, appealed from the de-
ci.on of the Chair.
After some debate. the decision of Chair was
sustained-yeas "a. nays7
The Senate then passed the bills for the i'm
provement of St. Mary River and the st. Clair
Flats, over the Presidents Veto--the former by II
vote of % to 10, and the latter % to 8.
House-The Senate bill for the admission of
Kansas, was referred to the Committee on Terri
tores.and ordered to be printed, with amendments
10 be offered by Messrs. Dunn. of Ind and Ben
nett and Haven. of n. Y.
The bill pending for II settlement of the claims
Of officers of the Revolutionary army and wild
ows and orphans of those who died i'll the serv
ice was ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing.
The House refused to suspend the rules in orde~
20 act on the resolution of the Senate, fixing the
time for adjournment.
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Important from Eneland-The Rumotnd In
crease of British Vessels on the American
Coast.
NEW YORK. July 9.--Reliahle adviees from
England report that the recent statements with
reference Ia the increase Of the British naval for
cos on the Forth American station are untrue.
1t has been deemed necessary IL station a com
potent squadron at Grrytown 10 which point u
number Of vessels have been ordered, but beyond
this there has been no increase whatever.
The vessels preparing TO leave for other por
tions OF the American coast. as well as the West
Indies, are simply to replace these about to re-
turn IN consequences of their being unfit for fur
Their service. As additional proof of the peaceful
intentions OF Her Majesty's government the most
stringent orders have been issued to the British
Admiral to use all the means in his power to a
void collision with American vessels