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the diplomatic and consular systems of the United
States, and tho question being taken, the said mo-
ton 70 suspend was agreed to--yeas l29 nays 42.
The House then proceeded to consider the said
bill, when the amendments reported by the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, was agreed to, and the
bill was read third time and passed Yeas, loS,
nays Sc.
Mr. TYSON, of Penn, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill TO regulate the compen.
sation Of certain officers of the revenue and bill
TO continue the Delaware breakwater, Delaware.
Mr.. FLAGLER. Of New York, irom the Com
mittee ON Printing reported resolutions for the
printing of $4,000 copies of the report OF the
Committee of Ways and Means, on the proposed
reduction of the tariff, and of 10000 copies of
the report OF Major Emory, on the survey of the
boundary between the United States and Mexico
which were sgreed TO-
Mr. sIEPHENs, Of Georgia, moved suspeu-
SION Of the rules to enable him to introduce Joint
resolution for the republication of the American
State Papers which motion did not prevail--yeas
10, nays r08.
Considerable time was then consumed by efforts
20 make personal explanations, on the part Of Mr.
SMITH, Of Virginia, and Mr.. BENNETT, of Mia,
slssippi
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Trouble in Massachusetts.

The fight in Massachusetts, between the boiling
bogus Americans and the Republcans-the Dayton
and Johnston factions-waIes "ferce and furious. :"
The Boston Bee, the organ Of the Johnston clique
takes the Republicans TO task in bitter strain, be-
cause of their opposition TO Gov. Gardner, who
has been nominated for reelection by the bogus
Americans. After reading them severe lecture,
and declaring them to be "worth no more than the
price of the old wood and rusty iron," it says:
"Yet the leaders of this party, who wrecked it
last year. and who did so because they were under
the dominion of narrow minded prejudices, quite
unworthy of men who aspire TO control the desti.
nies OF States, are now urging their followers TO
adopt tie same course which ruined them then.
The CLEANS Of property that have been cast on
their path have only made them more unbearable
than ever. Prosperity is always too much for
them. We see in this what the State would have
to expect from government founded on their
views. They are the last men who ought to be in
trusted with power, and they are the last to whom
power will ever be intrusted by the people"
The Republicans, in the mean time, rebel openly
against Gardner. There, as elsewhere Republican
ism propers the deadly enemy of anything that can
take the shapeor semblance Of Americanism There
will, almost beyond doubt, be two electoral Fre-
mont tickets In Massachusetts,. The Kilkenny cats
have commenced their fatal fight, and will not
cease until they have swallowed each other.
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ANOTHER BEouEsr TO HARVARD COLLEGE,

ANOTHER BEoUEsr TO HARVARD CoLLEGR.-
Harvard is again m luck. Dr. John G. Treadwell,
who died in Salem, on Friday last, has bequeathed
under certain conditions, his property, amounting
to over 100000 latter the decease of his mother
now nearly eighty years of age,) to the College.
BY his will his aged mother is well provided for
during her life. He gives his library to the Col
lege and also bequeathes the greater portion Of
his entire fortune to that institution, conditions,
and in case the College declines accepting the said
bequest with the restrictions, he gives the estate
to the Massachusetts, General Hospital. Dr. Tread
well was Of the class of 1925 at Harvard. He was
a single man.
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eff there be those either North South who desire
administration for the North against the South,
or for the South against the North, they not
the men who should give their sufrages 10 me.
FOR my own part know only my country, my whole
[MiLLARD FILLHoHE's SrxKcH IN NEw YoRK.
"The foundation Of my preference is, that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern.
ment with signal success and ability He has
been tried and found true faithful honest and con-
scsntiouA. wish TO say nothing in derogation from
have both rendered great services to their country
the one in the field, and the other in the Cabinet.
They might possibly administer the government as
we'll as Mr.. Fillmore has done But then neither OF
them has been tried he has been tried in the eleys-
ted position he now holds and think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain Ms from making any
change without necessity for it, the existence OF
which do not perceive. Olays letter to ULlnaann
Aarch 6tA, 1852.
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New York Whiy Convention.

The old'line Whig Convention, of New York,
assembled in Albany yesterday. The Hon. Fran
els Granger presided. Large delegations were
present from New York city, Brooklyn, and other
parts of the State.
The Convention adopted an address and series
Of resolutions addressed to the Wings of New
York They are strongly antagonistic to Mr.. Bu-
chanan and the platform of the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and Col. Fremont and the platform of the
Republican party on account of the sectional
character OF the party.
The nomination of Millard Fillmore is warmly
endorsed, the belief being expressed that his eec
ton will secure domestic tranquility and national
prosperity.
The American platform is not endorsed, but the
Whig organization and the principles OF the party
are maintained. ~
The resolutions were adopted unanimously and
with great enthusiasm.
full delegation was chosen to represent the
State in the National Wing Convention to assem-
ble'in Baltimore in September. ..'
Mr.. Granger spoke warmly in favor of Fillmore,
after which the Convention adjourned with much
enthusiasm.
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ginning, and Il viii be doubled by the time the
election comes around.
The meeting adjourned with three times three
for Fillmore and Donelson and the Constitution.
A procession was then formed which wss quite
large, (although thres-fourths Of the people had
left for their homes, being 10 O'Clock, preceded by
toe Shawnee Band, and marched through our o.. IN.
cpal streets 20 the great terror Of the ten cent
men, and, as for the Woolly Horse faction, there
are not enough in our town 10 Be searedi
Put down Columbia A. :" all right" for Fillmore
and Donelsou next November.
One grand feature notice In our FILLMORE meet
ings. That IL is composed entirely Of the working
men and thinking men Of our country. The la
borer the mechanic, those who do not meddie In
politics generally. How unlike the meetings Of
the % ten cent" men, the majority OF whom are
men who arc employed on our public works, ONCE
holders and brawling politicians.
CLAY
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funds that came into their hands were retained
The delay in Congress 10 pass the bill has caused
the continued retention Of the money. In the
meantime the honor Of the State is under cload,
and 1t remains to be seen what action the Vigilance
Committee will see proper to take in the matter.
The next news will be of interest"
We viii add TO the above that member Of the
firm of Palmer, Cook, & Co. is now in this city,
and Is actively engaged in electioneering for Fre-
mont
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Great Fire at CHICAGO.

3. CHICAGO, Aug. IA fire occurred last night
at the Walker House, which spread to adjoining
property, destroying the freight depots of the Rock
Island and Michigan Southern Railroads, together
with numerous loaded cars, valued at $l00, 900 /;
Goss & Phillips's sash factory the Rock s!and
House, and Robinson's warehouse. The total loss
is estimated at from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred thousand dollars The Rock Island ma
chine shop and grain warehouse, Messrs Flint &
Wheeler's warehouse, and an immense quantity OF
grain were saved, with difficulty, from the flames
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, August Il, 1855

THURSDAY, August ii, 1865.
After our report closed .....
The engrossing topic of the day was the bill
making appropriations for certain civil expenses of
the government. The amendment of the Finance
Committee, proposing to strike out the clause
which required the construction Of certain public
works to be transferred to the superintendent of
the Interior instead of the War Department, and
to be placed under civil instead of military control
produced long discussion. The amendment of
the committee to strike out the clause was adopt
ed. Most of the amendments OF the Committee
on Finance were agreed to, and several were
adopted as proposed by Mr.. BROWN, from the
Committee on the District of Columbia. One of
these provides for surveys and estimates at seve-
raj points, for bridge across the Potomac-at the
site of the Long Bridge, at the Three Sisters,
above Georgetown, and at an intermediate point
The consideration of the bill was not concluded at
the hour Of adjournment
The two Houses, through their committees of
conference reconciled the dsagreeing votes upon
certain amendments TO the naval appropriation BILL
and both bodies have concurred.
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SENATE
DENAIE.
FRIDAY, August 15, 1855.

FRIDAY, august TO- 1000. ...
Mr.. HUNTER moved that the Senate to-day,
and each day during the session. take recess from
four to SIX o'clock. Agreed to.
Mr.. HUNTER reported back to the Senate, Le-
gislative, Executive, and Judicial hil making ap.
priations for the year ending June, 1857
bill for the relief Of George L. Bone, and
others, was passed.
A resolution was passed requesting the Presi-
dent to appoint some suitable person TO negotiate
on the part of the United States with the Govern
ment of England touching the relative value Of the
dollar and pound sterling
A joint resolution relative TO Indian depreda-
tions in New Mexico was passed.
On motion of Mr.. HUNTER, all prior orders
we're postponed. On this question the yeas and
nays we're called for--yeas 27, nays 10.
And the Senate proceeded to the consideration
Of the bin making appropriations, &c
TThe noise and confusion was so great that
Il was impossible to hear distinctly in the gallery.
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The Democracy in Northumberland county is
split, and bitter contest is going on between the
two divisions. A convention has been held and a
ticket nominated by one wing. The other has
called counter convention, to meet on the 18th,
when Democratic ticket No. 2, will be put in the
field PhiLadelDhid Ne,cs
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CLAY.
~ The speech Of the Hon. Henry winte,

~ The speech Of the Hon. Henry Winter
Davis will beready for delivery tomorrow morn
ing. 1t contains 10 pages instead Of 8, as IT was
expected, and the price therefore viii be double
that of an F-page speech. Subscribers to its
publication, can, if they think proper, change
their orders by notice to the American Or.
gam" before the full quantity ordered shall be
delivered-otherwise the number subscribed
for will be delivered
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DIED.

On the l4th instant, JOSEPH DUNNINGToN
seven months and twenty-three days
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at four
o'clock The friends of the family are invited to at
tend.
On the l1th instant, at Andalusia, Bucks county
Pennsylvania, Mrs. JANE M. BIDDLE, widow OF
the late Nicholas Bdde in the sixty fourth wear of
her age 49, "
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ANOTHER LABoRER IN THE FrELD-The Bloom.
vile, Delaware county New York; Mirror comes
to us with the Fillmore and Donelson flag flying.
This Is valuable accession. The Mirrsr has q
wide circulation and influence.
STILL ANorHER.-The Templsr and Watchman,
published at Ithaca, New York, and widely circu-
lated, has hauled down the Fremont dag, and Ia
more.
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ANOTHER VEro.-The President has vetoed the
bill for the Improvement of the Patapsco river
This will be severe disappointment to the cti.
xens of Baltimore. The Patapsco river since the
increase in the tonnage of American merchant
vessels is deficient in the depth of water requisite
to float them. To secure such depth was the
object of the bill which the President has vetoed
BY her enormous expenditures for internal i'm
provements, Baltimore has placed herself in po-
stion to command large share of the trade of the
Mississippi Valley, as well as that of the great btu
minous and anthracite coal fields of Maryland and
Pennsylvania. All that she requires is an increased
depth of water in the Patapsco, to enable her to
reap the full reward of her enterprise The amount
required Of government for that object was triing
Yet this is denied her by the President notwith.
standing she has contributed millions to the Treas
ury in the shape Of revenue from customs.
We have the fullest confidence that this bill will
be passed by two-thirds vote in both Houses, and
thus become law, Notwithstanding the veto
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Grent Storm in the South.

COLUMBIA, Aug. l4.-Wc have intelligence of a
most tremendous storm between Mobile and New
Orleans and in the vicinity of those points. The
rain fell for Ito hours, -four days and half) 1t
is feared that great damage has been done to the
crops. The roads are all overfowed. The tele-
graph wires are prostrated for miles between New
Orleans and Mobile, and the workmen are all una.
BILE to get at them to make repairs.
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The people of Loudoun were addressed, at their
August Court, by B. II. Shackelford Mr.. Marshall,
of Kentucky, Henry N. Fuller of Pa, and Thos.
Swami, of Md, in favor of the election of Mr..
Fillmore. The speeches, we are informed, were
able and eloquent, and fine spirit prevailed on
the occasion. A large number Of citizens were
present
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YouSe MES.--The young men of Boston attach
ed to Fillmore and Donelson have issued 10000
copies of spirited and patriotic address to their
brothers of the Union, urging them to rally for
national men and Union principles
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DestralctiDe Fire.

LOUISVILLE, August ia destructive fire oc.
Cured here this afternoon, consuming the Apollo
Hail. Moore's furniture warehouse, and other prop
erty. The total loss is not at present known
That of Mr. Moore is put down at 800, 600 only
"a, 900 of which is insured. 1a
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Some of the Republican papers have been glory
ing over the sssertion that Gov Trimble, of Ohio,
would vote for Buchanan. The old veteran Of
Highland pronounces it a base hlsehood, and says
he is for Fillmore, first, last, and all the time"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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There never has been discovery made Matera Medca
whereby pain be quickly aayed and where parts
In high state of Contamination be rapidly reduced
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much pain and suffering not thus be prevented More
over life itself often dependent upon having at hand the
genuine DALEY Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer to printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible.
No case OF burns and scad, matter how we're ba.
yet In one instance, resisted the main
subdung, and healing qualities of the Dalleys Pain Ex
tractor.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon n
steel plate engraved label, with the signatures Of O.
Clickener Co., propreors and Henry Daley manufac
turer. Price 20 cents per box.
- All orders should be addressed to
@. V. CLICKESER & Co.,
81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by Charles stott and Nalrn Palmer and all
DIa6s.oeo. 6-eod.
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SAFETY OF THE U. 8. FRIoArE IsDEsENDRNcE.-
Panama papers, by the Ariel, report the safe ar
rival of the United States Frgate Independence,
(about which fears were entertained,) at valpa-
raso
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Missouri Po{itits

ST. LOUIS Aug. l4.-The Democrat announces
the withdrawal by the Benton Democracy Of their
electoral ticket u favor Of the antiBentont,s but
without giving up their past principles and doc
trinaa
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~ Hoiloway's Pilis.-Whereyer civil.
iraton has penetrated these Pills In demand The so
mach the lungs and the ntestnes are the organs mos,
assaabe by disease In all climates and upon these the
remedial action OF this medicine rapid thorough and in
variable.
Bold at the manufactures No. so, Maiden Lana Mar,
York. and No. 2 Strand London and by all drugy,s AT
% cents, 62H cents, and 81 per box. auv IA
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~ We want Tomorrow morning early
two or three more folders Of speeches. Apply
at the Organ Office, at s, A. M.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, August Is, 1856.

The House proceeded to consider the motion
made yesterday by Mr.. PENNINGTON, Of ". j.,
to suspend the rules TO enable him to report from
the Committee on Foreign Affairs bI " rssr,.,.,
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sB JUNIORS, ATTEND "A meetinr-
OF Camp No. will be held at Temperance Hall Mon.
day evening, August 10th
Addresses may be expected from several Of the
leading spirits Of the organization
By order of the SEyEN
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKETS

Electors at Large
George G. Dunn.
Andrew L. Osborn.
District Electors.
lst district--James G. Jones, of Vandcrburg
I'd dstrict-D. A. Laird, of Floyd.
Sd district--John Baker, of Lawrence.
4th district--John G. White, of Dearborn
5th district-F Johnsonbaugh, of Wayne.
9th district--Henry Bradley, of johnson.
7th district--Wm. r. Edwards, of vigo.
9Th distaict--Dr. Prather of Montgomery.
9th dstrict-T s. Stanfeld, of st. Joseph.
10th district-John B. Howe, Of Lagrange.
18th district-W. r. Hale, of Wabash.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Senatorial Electors
Hon. Joseph R. Ingersol.
Hon. Andrew Stewart.
Representatives Electors
!. Armstrong j. Flommerfelt.
2. Henry White.
s. Joseph s. Riley, Sr
4. Henry d. Moore
5. Daniel o. Hitner.
O. Isaac Newton.
I. Caleb n. Taylor.
. 8. John @. Myers.
9. Samuel Keneagy.
10. Henry W. Snyder.
IL. Kimber Cleaver
IL. Robert F. Clark
Is. Samuel Yohe.
IA. G. +. Wells.
Is. George w. Youngmaa.
10. Josiah " Hoshour
II. s. L. Dufied
Is. George w. Patton.
10. Joseph Fl. Kuhns.
90. John II. Wells
81. William N. Wright.
az. Henry Phillips.
23. John N. D. Nesbit. a
"a. James NJ. Hethrington.
20. James Webster
Senatorial Electors.
Colonel p Van Trump, of Fairfield.
T. G. Ware, of Hamilton
Congressional Electors.
lst district-Edmond Pendleton, Hamilton
I'd district-Wm. B. Neff,
Sd district-R. b. Milliken, Butler.
4th dstrict-Dr Park Bean, Shelby.
5th district-Gen. c. B. Phillips. Lucas.
9th district-John A. Trimble, Highland.
7th dstrict-A. Mckay, Clinton.
9Th dist1ct-R, N. Wood, Champaign.
9th district-S. II. Hunt, Wyandott
10th distrct-John A. Turley, Scioto
1lth dstrict--Jos. G. Wiseman, Fairfield
18th district-Elias Florence, Picaway.
18th district-R. L. Switlsnd, Morrow.
l4th district-Cornelius Sumner, Medina
18th district-A. Banning Norton, Knox.
I6th district--Jolin G. Hazlett, Muskngum,
18th district--Lorenzo Danford, Belmont.
18th district-John Harris, Summit.
9th dstrict--Bushnell White, Cuyahogs
goth district--Henry L. Morrison, Ashtabula.
alst district--George Wells, Columbisna-
II our Southern friends viii be kind enough
o keep US advised Of the falsehoods publishe'
n their respective sections, we win Away
AXE pleasure In inexposing them to the country
sven at the. risk Of losing our "squstter sover
'ign exchanges A few words Of explanation
on this point may not be inappropriate, as W.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will
~ be special election held on Friday the o2d in.
cnct No of the Sixth Ward, for one member Of the
Common Council, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of JOSIAH L. VENABIE ESQ
Polls opened at A. H., and closed at P. IL
GEORGE BROWN
WIN. G. HUTCHINSON.
VIM MORGAN,
aug l5--td Commissioner
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that there svi,,
~ be special election held on Friday, the aad
instant at the Anacosta Engine-honse Precin net NJ
of the Sixth Ward for one member Of the ioard of
Common Council, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Josiah L. Venable. ESQ.
Polls opened at A. NJ, and closed at Z pm
JAMES CRANDALL
LAWRENCE TUELL
EDWARD EVANS, Jr
aug Ibid Commissir,nars
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Anti.American Tricks.

Some of the Southern presses in the pay OF
the administration, have declared to the peo-
pie, by way of endeavoring to sustain the
hunsbug that " Fillmore has no chance" that
in many of the Northern States, no electo-
raj ticket has been formed for the American
nominees" Now, it so happens that no cleo
raj ticket has been formed in the State of New
York for Buchanan-ergo, If the arguments of
such presses are worth anything, Buchanan
has no friends in New York II is true he
has not many friends in that State, and he GER
tainly has no hope of carrying it, yet we7doubt
not the Corchranes and Van Burens, can and
soiU get up an electoral ticket for him, before
November.
1t is not usual in the Northeastern States to
frame the electoral tickets earlier than Septem-
ber That each party will have electoral tickets
in the field during the month of September,
throughout the North, we entertain no doubt,
though it is by no means certain that the Bu-
chanan electoral tickets will be voted for in
one-half Of the non.slaveholding States. The
American party are far in advance of the other
parties in several Of the States as to the forma-
ton Of their electoral tickets In Indiana,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, the American tickets
have been before the people for some time, and
for the edifcation of our Southern "squatter
sovereigns," we now present them for their pe-
rusal:
AMERICAN ETECTnR rIrU Uprc
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Mayors Office.
Washington, August I2S Iase.
NOTICE.-Ih he Mayor respcc ifm,Iv oot,-
hes the citizens that they will y d in his Office
or miscellaneous nature, and another in which all
complaints about pumps and ny drants NAV ba on. '
tered and IN the office of the Commissioner az Heath
nuisance complaint book aud invites all who baro
any complaints to make to enter them in +ha o,N .e
promptly attended to. '"e' ~iii %
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