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CORPORATION NOTICES.

.ss. NO ~
=. MIR. \; =. S:::':s
iss : :ss 'iFs
sssss. I AND a.s ss.sIl. S:slssa s;r. from
Il. Bosra 81 e. 'S curb aas sstsss and ass
four fee. q walks Of Fifty fourth between ssyeae
asrs sSs.sssy sad
ss an ST s lag
Ss Tsr as s 70 Ella flag sss q A
ss.ed having obeessas the same are requested pre-
si sss nus once On
S@Rzsr DkrARTkxsr,. NO. aAIL. or R1coEDs
y Public notice Il hereby rsl shat Vac oowing e
ssss vscss. Low IN he sorsi Ode q FouftsSash s,rea
iys:. as ss & a sS and as
no s. I ssIs ss.a sA apsa sMs s a,
ssss. Rom sss. ssa . Houston 70 iepss sss.a lots %
ne ssss sss q THIRTY 'rss ssscs enc
eSisosions ars requested presens xriix ss
nv =;
CrRrfT DrpA gTaRNr-No HALL OF RECORDS
hsvs sss pSss hissS
e s' sas
10th ,.ss fs9% Third Avenue 70 Eat sy.r TO grade
undersigned. ~ hs oss, or before
''0 - ~ :. JARS SVRKY. Street. Commissioner.
Dseember L. 1859
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals wall bs received ~ tnis once snt III
north side Of 2th street. 800 feet east Of Seventh avenue
be had on 70 che Contrset Cleek
Of this department. JAMES TURzY. Street com'r.
December 5. 186d
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals. win be received a This once untp
Monday Dec H. 1853 IT l2s o'clock r. NJ TO grade l28h
street from Fourth 70 Seventh avenues g grade lHh
street. from Fifth to Seventh Specifications TO be
had application H the Contract Cerk Of this Department
Dee. .. 1shS JAxEa vuREY. Street Commissioners.
yrRKET DEPARTMENT, NO4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Scaled posals will be received ~ this ofce until
satarday IT, At 2k O'Clock TO I'LL the low lots Of
rroana i!h ana !a ,s:sss Second sysn1s .sd
Contract Clerk Of this department.
JAMES FURRY. SAssst Cenmissonsk.
~ q. lRsa
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SJogPoRATIOH NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ By given TO the owners occupant or occupants
= Al houses and oss improved or unnproTsd LANDS aiecs
hecehy Ias " loving Assessments have been
ssei by she .nd lodged she ots Of ie
3xreau Of ens for examination by all
fsessssd, vsFor curb and gutter, ana tagging kghh
1ssrus, Fifty third 10 Fifty ninth streets Tbs Eite
inelade all the several
md of oand lots pieces and parcels Of laaa
aides Of Eighth from Fifty third
g ninth Streets norsh aide Of Fifty third strset, M
and 9 eet selt Of Eixhth -yenue DO Vi sit
Yy fourth $40 feet east Of Liynsh avenue boil
x4ss ii Fifty fifth street, rs feet ass. trem Eighth asenos
~ "a sides OF Ft5 sixth street. Io feet east Of Atsa
3veAu3 both des seventh street 40 feet
=. stn avenue; Goth side Of Fifty eighth street, ~
Of Eighth AL rerfons, whose interest,"
k6satso b the sSovs al assessments sad w.o
the eshcr Of them Gsstei TO
.eI objection in voting 70 he nnder aed st sasif
Hall aecoyds, within hirty days from Il
Sata 4 Ais aotice. WILLIAM GAGE,
C51RiES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
o.s Ct Assessments, Street Department., Dec.
4. LEI.
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{yORPoRATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
81 given 10 the occupant occupants
u Al houses and lots lands adest
= thereby that the following assessments have been
psasd By the and lodged In the OH the
8axeau Of for examination all persons
sssA vxFor Tagging south side Of Twenty street,
sesvecn Broadway and Sixth The limits embraced
" such assessment include all the several and lots
round vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
NE south side Of Twenty street. between Broad
rey ana the Sixth All persons whose interests
nsstcd BY the above named and who OPP
posed 70 Vie same, either Of them requested pre-
sent their objections writing 70 tho undersgned at their
sAes NO HAL Of Records within thirty days from tho
laAs of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, \
cce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Dscem.
ssr IL 1853.
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EORPCRATIOE NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby giyen 10 the owners occupant oe
supants Of all bousas asa 9,s narrowed unmproved
lane afe esed thereby shat the following
been oompeted by the Absso and lodged in the Of
noe OF the Bureau ens for examination by 81
persons teresea viz For REQUESTING and paving Liberty
street from broadway 20 sssssA the limits en
bsseed by such include all abe several houses
and lots Of rouni lots pieces and parcels Of land
both sdes Of Liberty street from Broadway
sioh she east side Of Greenwich lG
north and 81 feet south from Liberty streets the
100 feet north and 70 south from Lib
sry street All persons whose interests se ted by she
atogs named assessments and who opposed 10 the same,
eth the requested to present their objections
N writing 70 the uaders gned, a. their Office No. Hall Of
Records within thirty the date u this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessora.
CHARLES AcNlEII, }
oes, Bureau Of Assessments, Ssress Department. Doc
g. iS53
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CORPORATION N1FLCE-PUBLI1 NOTICE is HERE-
H. ey Eyen ihs owners occupant occupants
u Nj sonsee and lots improved unimproved lands sece
thereby, the oils was
etd by Assessors lodged in the office Of
for examination by all persons
and D. The limits embraced oy such
Nsipce Aad.lots of ground,
~ pieces and parcels of land situated on both sds
Hkh street. four hundred and seventy I'VE feet west of
VVnpe ID. ALI persons interests At
sssA by the s6ove named assesomens and Nh: axe op
either Of them. requested to
writing the undersigned at their Office,
10 Hall OF Records within thirty days from the dae
No aoCee, WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE }A5ssssors.
CHARLES kcNIELL, y
once Bureau Street Department, Dec.
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BROADWAY THRATRE.A A. nAKaHAhL SOLE
s :. n
s..ss Duke. oii:isg' harry Emily
now Sf; ~ r1H h rue RENT u. A''s'S
sssasI xh.a;s Kit; :. Mis-.
THI TWO bUzzARDs.. - -
John s%sii me- p.vi.: Mis-: sa.;:id Mr.. v.rsas
T Asr NIGHT OF TIE ITALIAN oPlRA.-NIBL0u
aRAND oPERATo PERFORMANCE
rA 'sr Y sA ssnShf siEk
Oh s sIsa'. ' sTkSPANoNn.
sisnots xARIS NJ nnS
vii max. their LAST before The New Ysss
Da previous < fss g..
will 70 psrfsrasd Au1ss' Strand oesrs In Ave sots Of
Sig. sslvi. Aasanieilo
sis mi PssrS
ss oasts. Duke Aiio1ss
s Mi b rs.a:r isasia the Dumb Girl q Psras
the hrss ACT. BoerO performed by Alls Drsuss ana
third act 'Tarenseo" by Ale Lesdor and Mono.
p. ard s IT,
TO ''''l''' win III Il :'i Fss s'sii
dresses: H. a:asdr saa Nm sas..nI iorasSis Drs:
Aesrs Phelan and ,sistAnts direction Of ",
ys s q Leyasn. .nEnos Snss
fioes MS ms1nsr. ..Slg ma cSenxnoxS
2seshsriss an Anab.ptist oa siS Esssi
Jonas IN AnaDaptiee ......... cx viesS
Matthias An Anahaptst.. .............:... Big Rss
Count obertha. Sig. Bensvsatane
=. Peasants seiiisrs. Priests; Io: .'0"
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
3D. +: * ~, isis
e: sas IN a. dAdea
Doors open At 6S; performance to commence at7K
WALLAcx'sTHEArRa BROADWAY. NKAR BRooMD
Monday :ssnns psss%s:. vii T. pssiosn.i ''''A'
Assn ssss
NJ Draie Nj Br0ugham Rose Greealsaf Mrs. Conway
M x5 s~ss Mr. Dye Mrs. sst M. SsaS;s
-''A'' 0''A'' ri i.IiIERi;;ss aiAiD. 80 ~
Giles MT. Thompson Tho Miller. M ChippeAdale
k fyss NJ: 9S s.:
1yHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, NO. .0s
'''-1"''' 's oPaS EVERY NIGHT
The v'n 5n9Yn 'sisl1.' ,'r fiTsd r II
Organised In lst2
'n' Ell TH q H 'SSis TROUPE OF TMk WORLD.
present. ssyIs Of EshiOpiss whsss
IN ths city continued Of
ythous Drededsnsia hs annals Of public Amusement
THE COMPANY
comprising versatile and talented corps" Of experienced
hs direction sos and q
only individual Of the Of CHhISTY, engaged
former In representations Of Ethiopian Minstrosy.
ASmi,sion . esnA Doors open ~ " oslsck; comments
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nHRIsTY'S AMERICAN OPERA H0Ua1 NO. ~
~ Broadway, above strand street..
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The well known original far famed, and only
TULLIEN's CONCERTS
81 METROPOLITAN HALL.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
ON MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10
FIRST NIGHT

GREAT r1H1s SSi Ss QuADar11n.
9ussTe .J wisss
5sR
Grand al =.
Sole. &;:'!I Es;i!:; iii "a nen..
ass.1si on With great s .pDi.us. 1u'''
e'''.'-''sTsn IL skkxf' iixHibirioN Julien
ss, sas rS
FL .SIss:s:s. Gs:sS:
A'u'1 $si PsPT; 81 PIs
IrraopycTios-Ths Music Of Northern. Nssions-ths
Themes t.1sn from saav0nan Aslod, and the Russian
1s.ih Pss the grand
s S!s: !; f. sss. s''s''
To 70 s ,no sers
ing yh sas fisdmSnssss SonisTin.-sSs dassssnsssss
" FouHTH FlcunErreuch Air. "Partant Ponr /. svron
taken msiedy~solo Coraet.a Ps
tor. Herr Koenis Solo. oIheeleide II. 5. Aughes
THE MARCH OF ALL NATIONS,
Founded National Melodies Of America France Eng
.nd Russia Turkey, Poland Hungary Spain. Italy india
TIsALEThs morning Of the Inauguration Of the Worlds
F., u % The y e.
of the world is yet tranquil, dayhreak
the fes ushored in by he peslng forth othe Lon
don Chimes, echoed far and from each surrounding
bery Soon the city motion, and the muttudes has
ten toward the goal all behold the stupendous
realization of human industry The various military bands
perform the National Anthems OF their several countries
Here heard 1.-THE Russian that of Austria,
1.-THE East Indian War March, TIE Chinese Hong 0ong'
TLe Pol sh aeovienne" and "Tae Spanish CAohou
Anon ~ Ankee Doodle breaks the Az length
ten encus shout bursts FORTH and the Ady Welcomed
nations join in the English National Anthem Save
the Queen" hrst in double oounterpont
simultaneously with ihe March OF Ali Nations lthe
being in time and the other "a time and secondly
salute Of artillery.
Grand OPERATE Selection and Fantasia BellirJ
last tiiac)
Fro n the Creia of la SOM smbula"
Song"Where the Bee Slcks ...................Ar ne
A'lle Anna Zerr.
symphony-The Mnuetto fro N the Symphony In
Duo Violonoeio Contrabasso-rict ne) go Bottesini
herr Lutsen and Sisnor Bcttesni.
Polks-'The Katydid". Julien
Solo, ClArione-air, with Variations. uille
NJ Wue
Quadsille-"The Hi erDian" Julien
Founded on !7ish Melodies and concluding
with the celebrated Nauonal Air, st.
ratiick's Day."
Rcceiyed tie isish night with tremendous appause)
ADMISSION MY Conte
Tickets 70 be had at q. Joiie's SO Broadway; Hall
Sons 239 BroAdvay; and Van Norden Aings 45 Wall
street; In the evening at tho Hall.
Doors oTena III; Concert to commerce at O'Clock
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{yo2 FORA ZION NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE.
II b. to the owner occupant or 9eeupGn
~ Al Eegsos and ots improved lands affect
ID thereby that the following ss,sssnens have been
Tsssd logged In tbs office the
sassa Of Tor examination BY all inter
Ste1, vz-For paving Fsrty second street. between the
x1nth and Tenth The limits embraced sueh
include all several and lots Of ground
lots pieces Aad parcels OF land situated both
Aee Of Forty second street, from Eighth TO Tenth svenus
de Of the Tenth hundred
nssrses Affected BY the above NAMED sssessnen sn
opposed the either Of them,
their objections in writing to the undersigned,
her see, No Hall of Records within thirty days from
- date % this notice. -
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ) Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, y
o1ee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Dec.
q
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AJlN YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIMA
AZ via ScsrasIE.-The AecesccrY Transit Company,
acazssus Froprssors.-rhroush in advance OF sho mai
Only He giving through okcss, including the lgthrtuG
inr. The doubleei STAk or az w res
1900 sors Darthea, will leave nor pier No. MOTH rv
ooleek r. NJ precisely Tor Tan sgsc del korte, on Tee
Ssy. Dscembor ~ connecting ~ish tie new And fsscei
steamship CORrEs 2eD sons burhcn, the Niosrsrs
1raagt rode having but twelve iies OF land trAnspofx
siep These sesners are unsurpassed In sheit vsnrse
AIS Cor nforI sGor apply %
H 70 CHARLES MORGAN, skens, No. o Bowling Cries
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They all first GLASS New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the conf and
and commanded by Of experience in the
trade The price Of passage $780, without wines liquors
Goods sent to the will be arded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
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{yoPPORAGiOE NOTfCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ given tire occupant occupants
all houss. let's improved untn lsnas Affected
that the following have hem plotted
~ and lodged the off Of the Bureau
for nation all persons Interested
rsEor build ing in Thirty eighth street. between
htath ard Tenth The nits embraced by such
inelu ali tie several and lots of ground
lots pieces and Of land stu.ed both sides
Fr fifth between Ninth and TeI I'll All
interests affected toe above AIMED
and who opposed TO the same either OF
sra requested present their obe tions In writing TO
CAS- a. thoir lice No Hall Vt ksoords, wiShn
sbissJ lays IRON the date Of this notice.
WILLIAH GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, As5cssor5
CHARLsS McnIELI,,
oMoe BrrsAa Of Acssssm snts 5.seet Department. Decs
ssw L., t56a-
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TIMED STA1ES NAIL LINN FOR CALIFORNIA.
~ Reduction in prices Of pSsslge-Upited States En
stesnRhp Company connecting with the Pacific Nail ssetr
ship Company carrying the greas U1ted Statec si 70
Giltorria and Oregon, via AsPinwall and Panama-is
United states hal s,eAnSfp company tend 70 dosFAth
pier foot OF warren street. the fss calling steamer
La VI Capt John AoGowsn, 10 connect ~ Panama wish
Pacific dad steamship Com gxpys ste GOLDEN CAT.
Capt. c. p. Patterson Through hckets to Celforpis b.
priess The trsnss IF the Ishmns a. the expense Of y,
passengers Is s5s In by railroad, and the
crossing The Itshmus cannot 30 found q
airy other Ios1 TO California. For passage apply 10 o.
WHITNEY - ths oftce III res street, corner Wares
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TINTED ST TIES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY For
" New Orleane, via Havana, sailing at O'Clock r. W.,
from pr foot OF ttrset carrying the government
ais. This company il tend to despatch Tuesday
eemter 9TH, the steamer CRESCENT CITY Captain Rodney
Baxter Freight to Now Orleans forty cubic
spe ,ie only taken freight Havana. Shippers DO
furnished with the banh form Of hill of ading signed oy
this company 5plication. No bill OF adng signed after
the smiling Of the 'essel For freight passage apply
the oce OF the company, III West street. y. ROBERTS
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPPOSITION

ITO Observation-Disclosures OPPOSITION
Nne.--lLo new and splendid ssesnscip YANKEE
ShALE 2zav tond. " ii eaIl tx Aspinysn en- faos4sy,
Iesen bss 2rh al O'clock H., f.od he foot Norh
hoo-e greet North River 10 Connect vita tie
si,ailed e'esmshp otCtEshM 900 tons, yicl vii,
INN dE te 10 arrival oftke Pan
San Fran cisco direct wtout sopI ing any ct tho a.e
mediate porte. There superior TO
otter tie point Of speed ventilation, and GOOD
sceon moeson snd 1, 10 confidently expected the
TO California will be made in twsnty days Pas
snrcrs procrIrg tickets during this be allowed
Discount Of ten PER cent from lowest charged by
Any other lice For freight pass 20 apply only
MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt street.
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fsoaPcRATIoN SOTlcE-PUsLIJ NOTICE rs re
" ETan - s OWNER or oSers, occupant occnpanft
II ali houses .nG lots, improved o. ulirprsted laats A.
ssts3 oreby, Tia. the folio Sls have bgsn
rlsted oy she ASS and LOGGED in the ocs
s nlent3 To- examination by all psrsors
zssresed vIFor building ssTtr in Priade street.
tssaouga " thompson Etrecss. TIE limits embraced b
Sh assstment include all re reTsfsl houses sud lots IT
os.d vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land, luatei
scth sides Of Pr street fro hacdoug.l rnom
Ir3e eide sullivan street. Prine.
oSstoG street and the si1 Of Mac .ou stress 6
test nCrsh ana ~ feet AL interests
Ms sdoStee by TIE above named assignments, .ad who
spo--a TO either Of the
their objes iors wrag to Gndsrtsned
snes No s,l sf Records, within thirty days from
iass al 4pis ncuca
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j LODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLES EcNIELL,
Once BrreSu Of Aeeessmebts Street Department Deoeu
Ser L. 1858.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECONDLINE-TH FOLLOW
ing .bips will leave Esyfe on the 10TH and New York
lsI OF each III nth
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AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-THE SHIP CAR
"A ThAGs. having nearly all her cargo on board, viii
sage apply on board at pier No IS East river,
K W. CAMERON. ll6 Wall street.
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GRAND CHkISTMAS FEsTIvaL-HAkbELS SU
y bme oTstcrp of the Sessh" will be per3 I'd BIZ
ne New YORK seted Esrn,pie a,cety, Monday even
ng, De emher &C. st Metropolitan Hall sesis OF gran
Gerr beor ~ this country, The solos will
enstabed by the TO lowing eminent talen 1sdle Anna
sefr Mics VAR, s. Brainerd Hseage Pi:o Vett', ~
dor eJvs,l, synor q. Gsei6U snd Air. Colbarn. The
hrthsrs Vii the srsnl and efficient ever tt0Ie
vor1tisto cra-ls. FCrltr paTt. uiore Aew drya
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DOR SAVANNAH ANB FLoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
NAH LinsThs new and splendid STEAMSHIPS FLORIDA.
Captain NJ s. Woodku, will leave Saturday Deoeobsy
a. At 5 r. NJ, from pier No. North river Apply
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. I3 Brosdway.
The Alabama. Capt. Geo. r. Schenek, leaves Wedass
day December & Through tickets frcn New York Jack
ss1vtle, a3l Pilatka, $l3~
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E'0R sAvANNAH-FARER EDUCED.-THE NEW AM
- splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
Captain Garvn, IT,, carrying the United States
WIN leave Philsdepha savannah on Wsdnosday, Dss
q ~ 10 O'clock NJ from the wharf abose Vine ssrsst
every emit for the nfort and pas
sonsen unsurpassed Fare nom Phladslphia so steer
Medn ssday. AGENTS in Philadelpbia, HERON MAR9IX
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ToLLIEs MUSICAL GIFTS FOR 1854.
81 CNE HgkDkED PIANOS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
JULLIEN,S MgsIC FOR THE MILLION,

One hundred thousand volumes will be Issued. and
ODE HUNDRED PIANOS
will no distributed tho purcbassrs OF these DO oks
The Pianos will be worth from S22o TO $i3O Tho music will
be worth six dollars
Million aud share in the distribution Of tho
Pisnoe. - -
"JuIlien's Music for the Million" will contain, besdeo
music by AIMS Zerr the folio pop1sg
pieces = -
Che American Qusdrille,
The Ireat. Exhibiiou Qusdrille
Tho Crystal Fcunt,in GalgP,
The In slieh Quadria.
The krma Dotrh Nalee,
The Target Caiop,
The Atlantic G6fcp,
Tie cali orna Qnzerine. &C.,
With portrait vf Julitn, illuminated ontspece and ele.
Price dolls. Su serioers books
oTen. All letters must DO post raid.
SAMUEL @. JOLLiE,
Music and Piano Waveroons 800 yroadssy.
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ss,Hs YOUTHFUL WONDER, LIrTLk Co2DELIA now
arc, is deshps lacge audiences a, the National Theatre,
~ Der performance Of Lo Haty tho Hot Corn GIRL and
Iva in Uncle goms Cabin" Both theee pieces at this
house arr ead to M Tar srpesc nay other representation
II then ia New York LITTLE KATY Is performed every
HopdAy Tuesday Thursday and rriGAy afternoons CIA
rokiH CAbiE bigh. and Wedaetday and saturday
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14
AWFUL SHIPWRECK-LOSS OF 800
LIVES!

The following are the particulars of the
terrible catastrophe but just alluded to, by tee-
graph
The Nessree was an English vessel, 500
tons burden, partly manned by a European
crew, and for some years has been trading be-
tween Bombay and the various ports on the
coast of Arabia. Early in April she was char
tered to convey number Of pilgrims (who
were returning, after a lengthene pilgrim
age through Arabia, to various parts Of lndia)
on voyage to Bombay. She was fitted
up accordingly, and on taking her departure,
had, besides the crew, no fewer than 400 PEG.
pie on board; also, valuable cargo. The cat
astrophe happened on the night of the 18th
of June. The evening previous the captain
sighted Bombay, but soon afterward the wealth
er set in thick, with rain, and heavy squalls
blowing the land, amid which the ship got
her rudder unshipped, and, in consequence be-
came unmanageable.
The passengers, ascertaining the perilous po
sition Of the vessel, ana that she was driving
ashore, became frantic. and attempted to escape
by The boats. The attempt, as may be imagin-
ed, proved fatal. tremendous rush instantly
capsized them. and at least go persisted. The
destruction of the i'll facd vessel soon fol-
lowed. Shortly after midnight she struck. and
the next minute her masts, with at least 100
of the unhappy creatures clingng to the rig
ging, gave way and fell overheard. The occu-
pants were either crushed to death or persisted
| by drowning In the course Of a few hours the
vessel entirely broke up, and the whole Of the
remaining passengers and crew were plunged
in among the breakers. Great sacrifice Of
life followed. Out Of $50 souls who were alive
the night previous, all, with the exception of94,
persisted. The "a survivors were washed ashore
on fragments Of the wreck. What renders the
catastrophe worse is, that no list record e4
lists from which could he gathered the names Of
the sufferers, or to what place in Irdia they be-
longed. The spot where the vessel was wreck
ed was near Hubshee Junjeers, thirty five miles
south Of Bombay.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

PARLIAMENTARY HIsroRY OF THE Slave
TRADE.-The last steamer brought over The re-
port OF select committee Of the British Parla-
ment on the slave trade II is very long and
important document Its substance y that
Great Britain possessed in 1000 twen'y Tour
tire ,ies with civilized powers to suppress the
trade; of these ten gives Britain right ofsearcfl
and mixed courts; twelve give the nght Of
search and national tribunals, and two, wlth the
United States and France, refuse the right OF
search, but agree to maintain squadrons ofi the
African coast. Britain had also forty two treat
les with African chiefs and princes. Since the
above date had Terminated, two more whh civ
iized governments and twenty-three wiz Arr
cans; an aggregate ofeigty. mine treaties 70 sup
press the trade. The committee report that the
trade would soon be exfingushed If the Cuban
market would close, snd think the present time
favorable for the JOINT efforts of Britain, France
and the United States TO stop it on the Cuban
coast. Brazil is ex0nerated from blame. Por-
tugal is charged with conniving at the trafic on
The Mozambique coast and the committee says
that history does not record more decided
breach Of national honor than is established
against Spain; and il is a matter Of grent sur.
prise, while Spain is a this time indebted to
England and France for their efforts loform a
tripartite convention with tie United States to
protect Cuba from pirstical attacks, that the
government Of Spain should not take warning
from the fact that one Of the reasons alleged by
the government Of the United States for not
joining that convention is the continuance oil
the slave trade in that Island. The report does
not say what is to be done, but adds that from
the abuse Of the American flag trading to Ha.
vana, a more cordial CO operation on the part 81
the United States would materially assist the
efforts to abolish the trade in that quarter.