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DFYNSYLYANIA RATLROI

DEM Y l. v a "A Al IL ROAH
r. GRFAT CENTRAL ROUTE. eounecins u. -
..sie. xth We.tern Nogth Wsssen ID soata Wes,sn y
b, eort t'unors Railway direct Tbs Rad also ce,,.
P,filr,h With lsiiy neB of stesrneis - a. pos 4,
81 Rivers All a Cleveland and SAadrsAy s1io TIE s.ssrs
ch..p and relsbs rou'e BY Which FREi0dr can be ~,
10 ard f.or1 the GTss' West -.
RATES BErN ZEN PHlLADkLPHlA and PlTTssrtS
FtRsr Class Boots, shoes, h.is snd caps hoots
Dfr Goods IN boxes hses and tfuuksl Oruss tta 80
hSrs ard tslesl Feathers, furs. Ac...........t M
srroxn O. As, - Don estic Sbc~'iIr. Shir'ing sotl
Tchins lin orisal bslesl DrrSs n c~sssl had ~,
Warr L. 4th.r 10 rcls o0Aesl W %! And >aespl n
Ts,sn O. r,ss-Anyil. Steel Chains lin casks !.
Hrrro Bacon Anc Pork salted llo3so or 70 sacGA -
Toha,co Manufactured. exc pt Clss;s or Cut ~ W
Forsrn CIAss Coffee. Fish, Bsc9r, Be- sna
Prrk lin casts CT bikes EAst~ssdl Lad ard Lard &c.
on Nails SODA Ash German Cay I~' fheh' ht
Ro,ir rAc.....................,. ......'.'.''s's.J
FLovs- y by until further nc'ice
GRAN - uO q uLtil fuithef nd'ce
CorToN- 4 bale, Dot exceeding sc % "eisa~ aa'a ID
notice. . = p,u4l.A,,
teas, 10 rnuk the package Via PeunsyNsnis IA
Coed. cousiencd The Agents OF ~, Aosa fhsass
Pittsbnrsh v ~ be forwarded without 3etentoG-
FRgfsHr AGENTS -Haus, Worm y 20. npau ~
r y SNss CO. y. Louis; 2 q OReiuy c., sses
Ind d me snil Bel 4 Co. anl Cater Jewett, Losss
Ky; e. c Medium Msiisor. In3 ". W. Br'wa Ca 4
Irwin Co, ,Ciacilnad: y. W. Grsh.m Co, Isne'ylkd
House N,w.York aud No. South WiaiAns, New Yssl
J. suesder Philadelphia MpIsw Aoona, BainoT,
n. X HOUSTON. General Freish Agent, Phnslss
T. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa "
April l. 1883
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&eai.

o,,,c, a, IN, CrssEli lxo Coal Aso IRos coxrAsy,
Conner OF Broadway and wNlst, :
HEw-Yssk. April u, i25z
THE CUMBERLAND COAL aad IRON
COMPANY e,s prepared to contract fr tn sAs Of
se.s rsl pn I'VE aat approved svAaes OF CUMBERLAND
COl n v;,, n, sh;y,A ir the tror Co=,aays
sesoes ., A. eIssdua Vs.. sni BsaEror- Ma.
IA. Conpzay va,a rsSs - vA eAArt~s ysssss io~sss
asl<-s .t.s. r csA. zl3G22 Z, VGITY. ersaSsas
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CITY -,
r.. pew ,na rpieniA op pressure steamers CITY ut
CLEVELAND J. 81. L1ndy Mister tiLLINOtS, John f's
s.T. Master,
TIL RsDAY Apsn q MONDAY: Apsd ~
MONDAY. MAYS TIL RspAt APr' y
THURSDAY, ssy i1 MONDAY. aay IL
MONDAY May q Thl ksDAl MAJ :"
TIL aSDAY, June s. MONDh, NAY VI
MONDAY, Jdre L. rHlRsDA Jans II.
TEI-RsDAY june "a MONDAY. June q.
MONDAY July THURSDAY Jolly J.
THURSDAY. July IS MOsDAft Jniy u
MONDAY July .s THURSDAY July p
THi-RsOY krgus.s MONDAY. August
MONDAY. August Is Ihl RsDAf, Aaxls, =
THURSDAY. August 3 MONDAY! Augsst -
MONDAY S.ptsniber6. THURSDAY seI.eUloer :
YHf'RsDAY September &c. MONDAY, Sspteu Der 10
MONDAY. S~pteu.har =. TIL kspAf SePtetoFt %
TRIrRSDAY Octol-t7 = MONDAY. Octohorl
uONDAY O~,,te-iS THt'RSDAf October u
THI-R.DaY ~ October 81 MONDAY. October -
MONDAY Scv,nher 2 Thl k>DAfi rcNeIlecfH y
InS rl, seS No P.s4ussr ara Fri shi ScrcW Steamers
IRON CITY. J Z Tanner. Master
MINER Al ROCK. }. p. Ryder, Nas'er
GEN TAYLOR Geo Sso0s, Nsster
xkips three boa.. leaving Ceyelar eYe.y week though The
ssscr.
Tse seares uake .h- round tip eight days Rooms 'os
sas II tee tsips osn be secured by Asifessias
HUSSEf & MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Cleve.nd Ohio.
EB-Muk,n ,n Psck,scs Care Of Hussey Acsdie, ceVe'
H.-- -,
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EEW-YORK aud NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
N

Commencing May ST. l&2
Passenger Station In Nevfork z7th st and til
eEtia.ee 27th st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven, T. ga IN lex }: l24j, 5b 421 lex sl1
$50 For Brids.Por, lex l2:45 3i5 i:2o tex
AID $50 For Milford Strstfod Fairfield. Sou. port and
Westpor. ID; r. IS. s:45 and $50 For Nowslk T.
l2:+ 345, 4:20 lex ft5 $50, $50 For Daen
snd Greenwich, T. u f5 Si5 4:l5 $50 80 D. N. For
s,srntid 3lex) 1915. S:f5 TO (exl, ff5 :9o
ESQ Fr Port Chester and intermediate ia,ions
ll+5, 5:45 i:i5, $50. $50 N.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For BoEton, lex 4:20 p (eL) For Hartford ,nd
SPTtr siet exJ - :. tex For Connecticut River
kAhiosd &c Montreal N tsx and az. m (ekD 70 Moth
smptoa For Cans. Railroad % Northampton teI) snd
l245 N. For Houss:onc RAicsi M, T. - o. M FOR
NaGss:uck Rsroa. 1875 5i5 p. Sor Dsnbly and
Noiwtk Railroad, !, N. 40
JAMES H. HOYf, Superintendent
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Eeaai Notices.
RENE RT-City and Coo

g UPREME COU RT-City and C0w
~ Of NewYork. -MALBY q. LANE. PsiIts. sgs
JAMES N RICHARDS. Defendant Summons for = ms
deu.sud on Contract. (Com. not seryed) To JAMEi
RICHARDS, defendant sb)ye named: You hereby
moned aud required to the complaint In this ss
which this day filed In the Office Of ihe Clerk Of toe
and County OF NewYork, at the City Hail. In the City y
Yo't and 10 copy Of your " the Sad
on the subscribers a. their Office No overs
Park Bank, City OF NewYork, within twenty days shas
seuoe Of th summons you, exclusive Of the day Of
service and you fail to the said complaint m
the time afoe, aid the plaintiff In this action Will taks N
against you for the of four hunded and fifty dSz
with interest the six eenth day Of June thousand
hundred and fifty besj. the Of THE ps
July 8, 1853. SHAFFER, 0ARNlN DODGE,
jy9 law6wF Plaintiffs AttcTnsH
No. Beeknsn street. Nsw-Yofk City oyer the Pak Be-
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EFFP COOL.-Refrigerator Water Coolers,
Preesers Frbt Cans Gas Stoves and Al kads
Of smmrr Cooking aransem-nts sest variety loo
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ujdter Gnre.

HfOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURR, n
WI bsu,tou n Y, 2l5 miles from the city BY a
Railroad has natural location, surpassed 20 beauty By
II II ne ~ NORTH n. D. or MARTHA FRENCH. N ..
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SUPREM!EI CoURTmCoUNTY Of, Of KINGS. K I ! !!

- EFFINGHAM II. NICHOLS against RICHARD y.
DENBuR uRGH, George q. johnson and Atlanta A. his
Amos y. Bingham and Mary NJ. his Wife, Emanuel HcfsH
henry Schubert William Peel Receives, &c. cavsr Psiss
for relief-ro the Defendants above nsHsd sYoc
hereby summoned snd required 10 the amended oom
ia this action which is fled IN the Office OF the CLERK ds
Cosniy Of Kings and copy Of your answer
Office No. l9 Nassau la the City OF Brooklyn. ~
sitter the service hereof exclusive OF the day d -
service and you fail 10 the complaint aorest
plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief -
oomp. .aint Dated New. York, April II, 1853.
T.. II. NICHOLS, Attorney pro n
The amended complaint in the above action fled ~
tenth day Of APil, A. ID. 1858.
myA isw3wFr T. II. NICHOLS, Attorney pro -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, yis JERSEY
C1Y-Ms aud Express lines leave New YoTk st and II
and end fac S. Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati
ard the Wet, snd fo- Baltimore Washington. Norfolk kc aud
through baggage Cked 70 Washington In aud ..
trains. j. w WOODRUFF Assistant Sap .rintendent.
No bszsze viii be received for any train delivered and
checked fheen minutes IL advance of The time leaving
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TOR SALE-SlOo 900 MICHIGAN STATE

LUK SNLE-yIUVUVW DIIIHIUAN NIAIE
Il SIN PER CENT COUPON BONDS, - y-eu ran fora
July s Interest payable ysnUsIy ssd July in New York
5he sebt OF chssn but coo sn5 bJ the Constitution
b. Increased The of the State and
always the interest the pablo hts The
s..e ot oo bic dorsi,. comprising .iss,ei
frInBs rlne lands ell of which pedsed Tor he
redemption of the pubic debt For price fcesr
Inquire of MEtGS ORfESLEAF
Nc s. EKcaAs-s p.scs. ". T.
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n coa1H AL unhnEM ia pa.i.rvuvIr nAii-hOAD

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPAkY.-sUMNER ARRAEGEMENr
CrnmeAcng MONDAY, May II, 1853.
Trains Of bite and Centre New York
6l5 .. White Plains train, stopping az all
Depot ith av. NeYork
$40 .Wliamsbsidge train stopping at al Stations.
$50 Msn tfaiI stopping At Wlizmsbrdye and all Sta
tions north.
II: 90 r. m. .WlIiam-bddge ge stopping at all Stations.
II so White Plains tram stopping At all stations.
230 p. WDismsbhdgs train stopping at all Sts,i,ns.
400 p. White Plains train. toppiDg At all Stations.
500 Dover Plains tran stopping at all Station, above
Wili1msbdizs.
$40 p White Plains train stopping At all Stations.
& 30 William sbridge train stopping 81 al SlaslDu@
RETusANC- Leave Chsthsnn -Four Corners:
u 80 p. Mail train ppoz Wilamsbdge White Plains
AID aA StaOLs north.
WIN J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
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Gopartnersbip Motifs.
0iano- fortes ano nluslt.

A 500 PIANO-F FORTE for $500, with Stool
n nearly fnI sevrn-Ocsve round c,ryed case
solid rosewood scoloped keys splendid toue beautifully oFna
uened 'front.' made by tie best city makers Apply a. the ies
deuce No. 2d-si, EoweTy
EIFTY PIANO.FORTES, MELODEONS and
HARMONIOUS and secondhand. for sale or for rent
Of very prices Meo9eog FOX only o Pisno
Stools with plush top ard iron screw style ony - -
sch every Music and Music Book blclon Issued IN
the United States constantly foT sale at wholesale retail
New music Issued deily.
S. + GORDON. No. 7os Broadway. near f.h-st.
EIRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
IL 70, SALE or RENT at VERY Low RATES-kgency Of
Jacob ChoIe Boston Pianos s. d. II. w. Smiths ce!e
brsted MeodeoLs and improved New York Pianos.
A. a. KANOUSE, No. t35 Broadway.
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Miscellaneous.
lust RECEIVED per PERSIA-JUsT RE-

lust RECEIVED per PERSIA-JUST RE-
- CEINED.-PlESSE 4 LUBIN'S HUNGARY WATER
s ,r fc virtues DE- Ia Rene De Honghe has rendered
i uy c.bsted in al pats o the world was originally d.
tsS D. 1850 by Psscisus Pesse, the shemis, and phyG
,n ~ fsrsyyalA For two centuries it, reputation
lx .vxncs5 till the presen; time has fairly eclrsed ali
aor,u waters and thai simply the ts tins. Hungary
ua,sy ccutaas sdA portion of the Msumus Of winch
srraut competitors sre dss'i rte Nov is crAih hat
r,mary has the power the memory aud nvsote
,hs brar d ac.ed BY the bard Of Avon;
There's rosemary. thsts for reineulbranoe"
s.p,o Be surprised lean Tia. oIstos e,ergynea leure
suthor, poets, awe il the p;ef-r-rc-.
'''-'''' tIGESE OUPJ-Y Aren't Ne. Q Broad zsy
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tDROBOSAIS 10r S0UU,UUU CbNlRAL IAIh
ii IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK.-Sesled proposals viii
e received Controllers Office No Hal Of Recoos un
MONDAY July o. 1853. at O'Clock when the .ams vii
be publicly op,i ed for the WHOLE ANY PART Of the
amount y THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
The Pst pToveenl Fund Stock Of the City Of New
Authorized by act Of the Les'stu;e of the Sas emit
tied AN Act for the Begusos aud Government Of the CnI.
Psk in the City Of HewYo passed April H. l85! and by an
Ordinance of the Common Couuc approved by the Mayor June
a. 1858.
The s,d saet will corsi.t Of THREE THOUSAND SHARES
Of ONE II NDRED DOLLARS EACH SHARE, bearing ic-
the Of SIX PER CENT per p.yIbe quarter
yearly and the principal redcemsbie the frat day Of
August, 1887.
The proposals will the number Of shsfes and the price
share The be sued follows: $50 600 within three
dsys ser tie H the proposals. aud the b,ance In
monthly ns,slents Of $4,000 uat the whole 10
issued.
The persons whose proposals accepted will be required to
deposit with the Chamberlain Of tue City the sum awarded aud
BY bid and presenting ths receipt the Chamber
sn 10 the Controller viii be entitled 20 receive certificate for
par value the number OF shares carrying interest from toe
S's: e ,hs he aGenatdtL De t tdtL ,ro, - - - -, -, =. .p,o.l
or Six per Central Park Improvement Fund stock And
the then be put IN second envelope sealed
end directed C. FLAGG Controller No Hall OF Records,
New-YoIk " 80 - .-.
The tight the psr Of the Controller to reject ,ny
or all bids it considered Necessary 20 protect or pr0uoe
the interests Of tbe city. n. L; fLACt O9nuousI.
Depsnept OF Fiusi ce Controllers Office, New York June
"a 1853.
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lake sUPERIoR LINE.-lS5s'

III TOUCHING
All pont, between CLEVELAND DETROIT sod stPEAoh
CITY -
r.. uew ,Ai Tplendd or P.e.'ur- steamer, CITY us
CLEVELAND J. 81. L-ndy Master tlLLINOtS' Jo1' f'f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

AJEIGS & GREENLEAF,
Nl STOCK AID 8OSD 8S0xEAS
0Ses. Hs. 50 Eschsaxes..~
Hss fSsk
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c,., po,,x,. O. CsosrSe
E,rcop I. C,,rs1I J0Eg GsLsTos.
HOFFMAN, CAMPBE LII Co.,
IL BANKERS and DEALERS IL BULLION Al Ooi''
no 4sw.n+t (Pb-niI ssnk ssiiass.
sOVERyfOS.
DOUBLOOKs,
KA FRANCS
X GUILDRRs. (zouoqr an, s1L3
X. THALFR5,
DOLLARS and sr
h;ns, 0! GOLD .ad
sILVFE,
EAR GOLD and coin Coz SHIPPERS sot sE-IIks
REV SILVER 70, sale A. a DISCOUNT
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RYING SAVINGS INsTITWrION.--The Trus.

es have ortes ;hs; interest be paid depos,e the res
of fx Per Cent Per s thereto Tor ts ss
ar "a, on tAee l oltis PsyAhe Aai after MONDAY lsa
iEst. N ". AN fELf, fresaa-h.
v. L. Buxton. Secretary
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T AXE G. EOR G f.
The aew and heau.ful
N n e A A,
Capt. JAWS GALE,
vi eourcuce her regular .rps on the Il: OF june, nom
CALDWELL TO TlCONDEROGA,
,,rpectnr with Z "a o. Lske Chsmp.No.
THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
CALDWELL, LAKE GEoSGE.
DANIEL GALE
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T'HE REGULAR MAIL line via SToYINa-

INDEPENDENT LINE BETWEEN NEW
i YORK BOSTON PROVIDENCE. BRISTOL aud NEW,
PORT-The s,ear,er GOVERNOR, Capt. Benz summons Will
le,ve New York from Pier No foot Of Robus1nst " r.
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SUNDAY al O'Clock p m.
Fare NewYoyk and Providence 81. to Boston, 81
Freish. s the .owest raes. Apply to O. l. SVANLEl,
Agent, the Wharf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

II Wsrer s, rear Greenwich -UPrn daily ot 10 NJ 70 :
D m, snd from TO p Mondays Thursdays and SsEr
esya Inferes, AZ per from - 20 se AL
ads esfose the lh will int,res ioG
The first NJ D. VAN PELT, PTe.ias ut
yAnpxxsitT L. BUXTON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Ale0iMil.

L. Your Stomach Out OF Order
TIIEN USE THE COGNAC BlFIhRS
1 order will soou be restored
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
III PROVIDENCE, via STONlNGTON.-HOUR OF LEAV
ING CHANGED TO p. m.-On and sfter TUESDAY june
me s:esmers PLYMOUTH ROCK aud c. NANDERBlbr of
this line will Pier No North River first wharf above
B.erypsee daily ,ept Sundays At instead Of p N
QHior No. 10 Battery pAea.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
WATERTowS AND Row. RAILROAD Co, -,

TREAsUEER's OFFICE, WAffRTowN. July !, 1853
nIVIDEND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are here
IL by notified that q CASH DIVIDEND Of THREE PER
CENT has declared payable and after the l5h dag Of
July instant. - =, ~. =.
the day Of payment
stockideis whose stock is Tesered IN New York will re-
ceve their Dividends the Peoples Bank no 11 Canal corner
VI i"'N'P r. T. HUNGERFORD, Treasurer.
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EARE REDUCED 10 80 CENTS from NEW
YORK to NEW HAVEN. by sfesmer ELM CITY every
DAY st D M BY TRAVELLER every nisht H. NO
- ~ bsr.bs' RICHARD PECK Agent.
CHANGE of HOURS.-The new and splendid
Y steamer GEO T. STANLEY Capt r. R. Psdi5ct viii
leave the foot Robinson every morning sunsay
7-.rdra A. Yonkers Hangs Dotbs Ferry Tvtgton Tar
yown Nysck Sing Sing and HsveEstEaw stopping A. Anos'
each way.
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Balss bp Auetioa

A. ~ KEEWN Accionssr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trsde-S SaIa
ID Rooms No. Is Para row.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

The Yellow Fever
MAY SOON BE AMONG NOC.-Use STEn
M FIELDS COGNAC BlrTERS, aud you will Be 'ssa
It's attacks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

II You Wish to Preserve Your Hssth
TNIMPAIRED during the Hot Weather !
I sTElNFELDS COGNAC BIrrERS, snd yos are ns
Depot, No. 70 Nassau It, New lea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
5teamboats an6 Railroads.

YNRAVLERS leaving the city should procure the
i lAst edition Of APPLErONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Il
contain. THO Ugh Routes. Te Tables OF s the Railroads
erera MaSins he Roe Is in actual alton sixty Maps &c
Tourists Guide 10 he Watering Paes snd thousand other
iteris Of information traveller. Price %
ID. APPLETON Co.. Publishers
Nos. 3as and 3is Bro sdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Are You Bilious
Use TIE C0GNAC BIT rERS, and the 4
L Of your stomach vii soon assume healthy stste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-25

UTAH From the last advices from Utah there
seems to be no doubt of the statement that,
trough the negotiations Of Col Kane, Gov Cam
ming had been invited BY the Mormon leaders to
visit the Salt Lake City. Great preparations had
been made for his reception. The Governor ac-
ceptsd the offer, and started from the camp on the
9Th OF April; The latest account that We have of
the progress Of his journey, is, that on the 7th,
he was met at Echo Canon, about 45 miles from
the city, and was escorted By guard Of some
thirty picked Mormons, sent by Brigham ex-
pressly To meet him. We have reliable intelIi-
gence that the Mormcns Were eInig grafton from the
valley to the White River Mouutiins, as some
suppose, but the point to which the exodus is
directed, is not positively known. There is no
indication yet that the Mormon leaders are dis
posed to yield but the people would undoub.-
eddy submit TO Federal authority, and would wei
come the troops within their city, if they dared
exercise any Independence of thought or action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-25
SPJRJTOF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union. says ii would be idle to disguise
the fact that antipathy to England is one of the
strongest passions of the American bosom. The
rscoIlections of the Revolution and of the AFRO
CANT pretensions which begun and the atrocious
outrages which accompanied the late war; and
superadded to this, the hereditary hatred of
our Irish citizens and tho sense of injury felt
by the Southern section of the Union to the
persistent and calumnious war upon its in
situations by British diplomacy and literature,
all cOnspire to keep alive this feeling. Unin-
terrupted commerce, continually increasing
intercourse, and many acts of international
courtesy have gone far to quench the flame
but it only sumbers, a breath may blow the
ashes from the mouldering Goals and fan it to
activity again. The influence of the recent
outrages in the Gulf upon the public mind may,
therefore, be readily appreciated. The Union
has no doubt that for these assaults the redress
will be ample and the remedy effectual but
the re-awakening Of old national animosities
is more enduring misfortune, and in this re-
spect the late conduct of British naval officers
has been unfortunate in the extreme.
The Union adverting to the want of direct
enactments authorizing the President to put in
force the abundant materials We possess to re-
strain and punish outrages upon our Gag, pub
fishes the following bill introduced into the
Senate yesterday by Judge Douglas, which it
considers eminently peace measure-render-
ing an efficient administration Of the Govern
eminent possible to restrain acts Of outrage:
A BILL to restrain and redress outrages upon the
nag and citizens OF the United States.
Pe ~ enacted By the Senate and HOUSE of Rep
7eSeafdfirsS Of rhs United States ia Congress as
Ssp1bled That, in of hagrant violation OF the
laws Of nations by outrage upon the flag, soil, or
citizens Of the United States. upon their prop
rrty, under circumstances requiring prompt re-
dress aud when, in the opinion Of the President,
DELAY would 0e incompatible with the honor ard
dignity of the republic, the President is hereby
authorized to employ such force as he may deem
necessary to prevent the preparation of such out
RACES and to obtain just redress and satisfaction
for the same when perpetTated and it shall be
his duty TO lay the facts of each case, together
with the reasons for his action in the premises,
before Congress. at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, for such further action thereon Cong ress
may direct.
The Un,on in bidding Senator Sumner fare
well, wrings his hand with a parting grasp
rather too bard for friendship.
The IteiiigeRcer is devoted to news, to-day
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Proceedings of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day. Mr.. Blown Introduced
bill to authorize the citizens of w ashington to
use the water about to be supplied from the Po-
tomac river.
Also. resolution calling upon the Secretary Of
the Interior to Furnish a statement of public mon
eys expended in the District OF Columbia lex
elusive of salaries Of Government officers } since
the seat OF Government was located here; and
also, statement of the assessable property in
the District; agreed to.
The consideration of the internal improvement
bill was then resumed.
In THE HOUSE,, Mr.. Grow asked leave TO sub
init a resolution that when the presiding officers
of the two Houses shall adjourn their respective
branches on tie seventh of June, it shall be to
meet on the fourth Of November
Objection was made.
Tue House passed the bin appropraing Sc 400
for Lighting streets across the mall
Also, laid upon the table the Joint resolution
appFopriating $50 for tn. ection OF lamp posts
in High and Bridge streets Georgetown
Also, the bill appropl hitting $40, 635 for making
or repairing the road leading from the Navy
Yard bridge to the Insane Asylum.
The bill regulating municipal elections in the
city of astingo was taken up
A motion TO Law 1t upon the table was disagreed
tO-yes -, nays 81.
Mr.. Burnett moved to strike out the require
ment or "schoO tax and all other taxes on pei son
al property as qualification for voting; agreed
to-yeaS 1875, nays 81.
The bill was then passed-yeas 1G2, NAYS "A
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IL The new structure for the of the Nur-
sery and Child's Hospital was opened on Satur-
day at New York with appropriate ceremonies
Addresses were made by the Rev Dr. Anthem,
Dr. Delafeld, and DIR. w. Elliott, after which
Carl Formes, Madame Chonie, and Mr.. Hagan
delighted the large and fashionable assemblage
at 4 matinee musicale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-25

IL The Paris correspondence OF the Indepen-
dance Beige says that it il proposed that the En-
ropean Powers shall give MI Morse 400, 900
france (SS0,0OO) mark Of gratitude for his
telegraphic invention.
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IL The estimates for the next gear, for the
Government of Canada, are given as follows
Receipts IS, }GG AGO; expenditures IS pol All.
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LOST AND FOUND

II OST.IOu Mon 'ay, the 2lth instant on Pa ~.
= q nue. neIween ,2th and 2lst streets an oID
FELLOWS APRON, made of Whit. ,iil " n
gold trimmings, and the letters V. q. a X p,lTfe@
on IL. Inc hnder WILL be liberia ly rewarded h, Lead
ma 25-us ~ i''" anu Bis
II OST-l yesterday, at the Park. ON 7th ,Ir,.T !,
vaiuaole HAIR BREASTPIN, set an rold.
as ooht,e goIa plate bearing an elegantly en-
Eraved crest-the cuat-of arms az tire owneT TLa
same Al the Star pfio.. ma q,
SIhhl tOW.-Come 20 the sub, cr.ller an ar
ooout The lzlh May. 'Sj3, sTIall dark
req COW with horns bOia ears cropped ;ElSEI
q isIge white spot IA her forth, ad, NhIteT CT
spois npOn al i"ur leg and q white str ne 4A-->-
on her back between her hips. The owner Of The
spove GOV Is rec uested to come forward prove prop
JONATHAN BUCHANAN
ma AZ TenaIy Town.
Il OST-On the I4th Instant. at or returning from
Ia Mount Vernon, MOSAIC PIN The 6ndeT
on leaving a. GAIT a. BROS Jevelry Store,
shall be suitably rewarded ms % S,s