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declared in Parliament that Great Britain would
not tolerate any proposed cession by Spain to
France Of any OF those colonies over which Spain
had ceased TO have any control could not, there
fore, be permitted that France should carry the
war across the Atlantic, and attempt to capture
those colonies which Spain could not pretend to
be able to cede. 1--WE viii not" said Mr.. Can
ming, interfere with Spain in any attempt which
she may make to reconquer what were once her
colonies; but we will not permit any third Power
to attack or reconquer them for her" This was
the British Monroe doctrine at that time. II may
still be Unchanged but in the meantime France
has regained her los. supremacy and maintained
her designs amid all her changes of dynasties
1t is now 10 be seen whether England will ad-
here TO her Canning policy and the United States
the Monroe doctrine. The British Cabinet
recently asserted that the Monroe doctrine was
only dictum. The Mexican Cabinet now think
the Canning declaration only dictum not to be
depended upon. Both are substantially the same
policy, starting at the same time and from the
same cause. Let us see which will back out.
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The Wig State Convention met in this city today Sc
venteen counties being represented The Lexington wing
platform was adopted, with the additional resolutions,
that Congress should pass stringent laws prohibit the
mrV of foreign raupers and clous, and that the
time for The naturalization OF foreigners should be
tended siso, that this Convention deems impoltc 70
make nomination. and recommends 10 the wings or the
Onion 10 hold no National Convention but each whig 10
vote for TIC candidate whose principles conform mos,
nearly TO his resolution, expressing the conf.
dcnce Of the wings Of Kentucky pllard Fillmore, and
saying he worthy Of their support in is4s,
rejected by the vote Of sixteen counties against 70
favor Joshua y. Bell and Judge Knkad supported the
resolutions endors nr Mr.. Fillmore Adjourned sine die
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House OF Representatives

WASHINGTON, July ., 1855.
message was received from the Senate, announcing
the passage Of the Kansas bill.
TIE srsNEE CASE.
Mr. CAxr1ut (niggcr worshippcr) Of Oho N response
10 question q Mr. Kunklc said be intended to cali ur
the report Of tho select committee relative the ASSAULT
Mr. sumner, Tuesday next but that he would nos
then the previous question the friends o. tho par
tics involved desire discussion.
Mr.. CLroMAS, (dem.) Of ~ c.-There viii be . dis.
cussion.
Mr.. csnrrr1 said be would move tie previous ques.
hon on Wednesday.
rorEEA mi.
Mr.. Barclays melton reconsider the vote by which
the bin TO admit Kansas The Uniou-wnh the Topeka
consiiuton-was rejected was called up and adopted by
The bin was then passed-loo yeas against Of nays
Yr.s-Nes.rs. Albright AnsOr, Bal Barbour Barclay.
.haw, prsaca. Burlington. Ca@pes 4 Ia. Campbell q
Day ScsS, Dssa bcs pessoa psad paris s sae "a
Greg ,Isi g Mass: a.;." i,s%sa iiso%sy as'ss Z
sssgE kss sssA sasrGs s22 Lss ss
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ss qaps ss s
snsn q m wssssSfp ~ a. Ss Ms WOOL
Yars"wessrs Aiken, Auen, Barssaale Bel, Benneu Of
Miss Bocoek bowie Branch Brooks, Troorn burned, cad
walader carihcrs Ceske Chngman rcbb q ga, Cobb Of
Ala, rraige Crawford, Cullen, Davis 81 Nd Denver
Dowdell, Dunn, Edmundson, English, Etherdge, Eusis
Evans, Faulkner, Florence, Fuller Of Ne, Fuller Of Pa
Goodc Greenwood, Hall Of Iowa Harris Of Nd Harris o.
Ala Harris q m Harrison Haven H.uson Iewe, Jones
II Tenn, Jones Of Pa Kelly kennctt kdwcn Lake, Lind
ley Iumpkin, A. X Marshall 81 Ky Humphrey Marshall o.
Ky, Maryhal Of III. McHulin Mcqueen Miller q Ind,
Mson, Oliver of Mo. Orr Packer. Peek Phelps Porter
Powell, Puryear, Ready, Ricaud Rivers Ruin, Rust Sand
mEe Savage, Seward, shorter Smith Of Tenn smith - Va
Smith q Ala Sneed Stephens, stewart, swopc, Taylor
Irippe, Underwood, VAN Walker. Warner, Watkins,
Alter m ineae,ua eeor, "a have an evening session
for the purpose Of enabling members to speak, e House
adjourned I'll Monday
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have conquered, and to whom they have doled
out the harsh lot Of the vanguishod. When they
annex State, it is admitting partner not
selling servant; there is nothing in the business
that any one can object to; but, on the contrary,
much in the prospect of prosperity and freedom
and higher civilization for the new citizens that
can be honorably applauded. The United States
are not in the habit Of extracting revenue from
new States, as is done by the East India Company
in Hindcstan; nor even do they lay restraints On
their trade prescribe to whom they may sell, or
from whom buy, as used to be the British policy
Mr.. Disraeli might have laid stress on these
arguments, and shown that the causes for the
feeling having vanished, the feeling itself had
bes. be laid aside But perhaps this was need
less. The Gran pton case has awakened mems
minds both here and in Europe to the enormous
infary Of war between the United States and
England; and we Iced not fear that quarrel
viii again be needlessly provoked. Both nations
will esteem each other the more for the brush /;
and though the United States-to whom the af-
! fair will be OF infinite service in Europc-nay be
tie greater gamer OF the two, the good sense and
discretion evipced at this last moment by the
press, Parliament ard people Of England will not
be thrown away on this country
So far as Mr. Disraeli refers to American az
fairs he has our hearty concurrence. He has our
concurrence in his denunciation of the Monroe
doctrine, though it is not quite clear from what
he says that he thoroughly understands it. The
Monroe doctrine was invented az a sort OF re-
ply to the monarcbical congresses which used to
be held every two or three years, some thirty-fye
to forty years ago in Europe. 1t arose at the
time that considerations OF American republics
from North to South, were seriously mooted, and
was viewed as the best means of protecting the
weaker ones from European attack But the
premises, here again. arc all changed. The
North American and Central republics have been
total failures in some cases and not brilliant sue
cesses in any; no one talks of federation now;
and the doctrine which was to cement and shelter
il has gone with the original scheme and only
survives in the frothy speeches Of prosy poll
tcians
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rcd at e. 10, and Genesee VIII te at IL IS 81 IS.
Western spring and red were sold at steady prices
Corn wa without change Of moment, with fair sales.
Pork continued firm, with moderate sales Of mess,
at $40 so $40 564. Sugars were sold TO the extent
OF about ZOO hhds. including 800 Porto Rico, and
the remainder Cuba muscovado, at rates stated else
where. Coffee was quiet and steady. Freights
we're firm to Liverpool and London To the former
place about 10000 bushels wheat were engaged, in
bulk and bags, ct 99c. 9lc.
The Chamber of Commerce met yesterday and
appointed a committee of our best known merchants
to cooperate with other orga nizations in raising
subscriptions for the relief OF the sufferers by the
French inuniations Resolutions were also passed
aenonncng the attempt in Congress to pass law
compelling merchants 10 use new patent marine
code Of signals, which the merchants acknowledge
to be useful but deem il wrong to force them into
its adoption.
1t is rumored that, notwithstanding the many
prosecutions instituted by the United States District
Attorney against slaver4 md slave .rafdckers two
vessels have left the port 81 New York within the
past few days fully equipped for the slave trade on
the coast OF Africa.
A numerous and highly respectable meeting was
held at the Merchants Exchange, Philadelphia, on
thursday, 70 rcclpIocosc mo pdcAiC ittiius HAIL
tested towards the United states by the people Of
Manchester, Liverpool, and other towns in England
The Mayor presided, and speeches were delivered
by Judge Conrad and others.
The officers and seamen who served in the Gulf
squadron in the war with Mexico met at the Shak
spere Hotel last evening, and passed resolutions in
favor Of petitonng Congress for extra pay for their
services during the campaign. full report of the
meeting will be found in another column.
The Canadian Parliament was prorogued by the
Governor General the LIST inst. to the 9th of Au-
gust next.
The mercan committee 20 solicit subscriptions
in aid Of the sufferers by the foundations in France
held an informal meeting yesterday, at the Mayors
Office, and after appointing committee, consisting
OF Lewis Curtis and VIM. B. Dunkin, to confer with
the French committee, adjourned to meet in con-
junction with the committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, on Monday next, at three O'Clock, at the
Mayors Office.
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FfilADpf ma, July 3 1856.
Stocks arc steady. Pennsylvania SIS, 81 Reading
Railroad, 46ls; long Island, 1s1S Morris Canal, l5
Pennsylvania Railroad, AZ.
AIrAvY, July 3-1p.M
Ctrn-33c. for Western heated and b3c. SIC. for
sout Sales IS bushels eats sales coo bushels Of
SOC 4oc for state RyeSass 2, GOO bushels from store
at soc.
BtrrAio, July SIP NJ
Tlour-Tirmer; demand good. sales 1000 6bls, q
81 80 IS IS for rood TO choice Wisconsin 80 Tor extra
do So 50 70 tor good 10 choice Ohio Indiana and South.
Illinois 90 30 80 70 for extra DO Wheat, scarce
ard firm sales. Corn frmer ssles f2oC0busbels Mt
$50 lor warm, and 43c for sound tendency upward
Oata-sec. for SIGHT Canal freiphs, pEetanred llI.c
4 1tc far corn and is &c 1ac fgr wheat "a New YORK
E,stte Yesterday 7,5l7 bbls Gour 1s2 hels wheat
t41tF " sbcs corn. Caral extcrit. eaus nc 81. rs
bushels Nteet, - ia bushels corn 1900 sbcs oats
BrrfAfo JOY a--P IS
Flgf rsClive ard frmer Sales 10 1ay-s,Co0 bbs.,