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&o OOO OOO LOAN on the M0RTGAGE
8 O.(VVU.UUUBo BONDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
pnaILROAD COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANf.
% Cn.py will recev. PROPOSALS 10th day OF
nett, Sr three millions Of dollars Of - Construction Bonds 10
A and five handred dollars EACH payable
. tho Office OF Company City OF NewYork the let day OF
, 1875 with coupons attached for me payment OF interest at me
nm. Mace annually first Of April and lst Of October in
esch year the rate OF per cent per annum
e Bopd ar. secured BY and only Trustees Of
A whole o mikes in length and OF two millions Of
acres land the vicinity of the road granted By Congress to aid in
TIE whole ro- is uDr contract and large employed
IN ts construction expected that 80 to 700 miles viii be COM
ihe wear 1854 About rails will be required Of which
@ tons contracted for q tes Yo sd Gs
The whole amount OF Bonds wch can pc ua n
n United states sad on other contracts per
Bonds '''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''' ,''
,ops Of which hsvc been disposed les. than
shall be accepted subbe for three shares Of the ultimate
S SPd eco s p1 paid him and proportion
larger smaller amount and proper Proyf s Cedeats s
i5ed upon PAYMENT of nment may he required
soe Eboider. which probably win exceed s. share
Inn. beoe maturity on payment thereof per
cent 1T S any nV par and the Company
the rht TO accept proposals tor a. or my PORTION OF the npoaa
CURED on notice Of the acceptance his proposals and
the Directors not exceeding 10 per %Gnay Aa
subber however at his option pay up 10 iu ana teeeys q,
Bonds at a. time aFy sosd. bby odS 10 5 S1
BONG. q the g 20 of which interest and prnep. be-
sh in LONDON al the hngs pence
dollar will be Issued but in such the he
naments in London at the
s6 for each Bond The appropriate each
scrption registered in London tue eEns and
conditions that registered there if preferred instruments and
payable there at the rate of exchange
Interest will in all be adjusted payment Of the final in
Propos will be by w p BURIAL Treasurer the
Wals New York. ncOsed ealei and
5oed Proposals 5000 900 of Illinois Central Railroad
Company" =, e-.-, A. -, -
pany progress WORK. and al necessary niormion relative 20
IL Sgsir and be obtained application the Treas
urf peronay or BY BY order Of the Board of Directors
ROBERT SCHUYLER, Pres,
DAVID \. NEAL Vice Pres'
w. 7 BURIAL, Treasurer, [ Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLO Com
NORRIS KETCHUM
JONATHAN STURGES,
VorkA nrM
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To Mariners.
spoken. &c.

The of the inst that
Isabel illuminated
2hu Light marking the Har5or
was light a
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ADRIAN n MULLER, Auctioneer.
CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IL ADRIAN III MULLER Co. will sell at auction on IES.
DAY April 49, 1883 al 10 o'clock at No Clinton st. an
assortment Of Housh Furniture consisting part of
plush ahogAny Chairs covered with HAIR cloth Pier
dee French China Vases Omou and Gilt Gradoes
ak Window superior Extension DINING Table Side
board French China Dinner Tea Breakfast Bed
sed Desne Bureaus Couches kc Tapestry Velvet Wilton and
Bruses Carpets Oh Cloths &c. Also superior PanoFogie made
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DYEwooDS We uotoe sales Of 50 tuns Tnpco Fusc ci re-
NpE0 rr usrkst rather dull the se, include 81 cVe Ma
,ls :, asa " 10 Bengal VI wdSi co. 6 do. Madras, S'|~
ga 70; 9 ceroous Gustemaa 81 lO 4,
Al O-Tbe still steady the late decline the de-
sales 5000 rs 9dei good prime, and 5L.oo
2 Tsow Oil g. sale OF $50 hhd' Mares Grease recently
.aaSe q u. ., ooo,c -, .,o,attc
THnApELPHA MARKErs-Fnday april l5-Ihe
sdye have caused better feeling the CoTroN marke
BsrADsTuFrs dull Shppng brands offered at per o
ihout finding purchasers There h moderate inquiry or ts
m Nv Of retailers within the Of Tor Z, 3 ana
brands according quality. RYE FLOUR hrn ~ % OIL ana
ca MEAL g IS barrel but no ete1 nave
eons notice Supplies Of WHEsr rom 1e oi coa
slowly but the demand - less rtive
SIS Of 40 bushels 81 IS bqshe toI led and Mixed
a. ~ 20 for White taken arrlya al szaS CoRNin
500 request the receipts small 70 ~ ou'aels eo"
lv southern cold at Gle aost oars are QUIZ At dic
for Delaware In GROCERIES and Provisions
there better feeling and prices are hrne,
sezdy 2c for barrels zdo ioi MUS anu -i0 o ufunse
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DomPsfic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, April 3-A sehrs Joseph Guest Conklin New
Samuel b. Davis Stilman.
Hail Fall River. SD schr Pampero, Kendrick NewYork.
AUGUSTA April SAr. schT Mount Vernon Yeaton
ATTAKAPAS March 26-Sld. schr. NOaut. New York
BALTIMORE Aprl l4Au. brgs Scotia Cooke Cenfuegos
sephus Wilson Savannah Canada Johnson Guayaqu scs
Jane Snowman Atakspas; Repeater Trvers Alexandra Mary
lard Foxwe Chareson Oxford, Baker Proydence Aramna
Thompson del Too CID ships Aum Rankin Matanzas;
ertson Br James West Indies bark Margaret Hus Thos Nor
grave Frsnesco b EnehantIes B) Putnam Cenfugos
webb Bermuda schrs James English Neal Neg-YOrk
Darling Dawson Providence; ) ID Lamb AanptOn Plymouth
n. c. $500 . -
BOSTON April i4Ar propeller Alps (Br) Nlckham
erpoo ships MaIeus SpooneI Calcutta Hope Weston Liverpool
bark Cochiuate, Irving Bangor, w; bngs Pamela
Merriam Windsor Lyrs, seele Charleston; schrs Three Sisters
Huntey jacksonville VIM Dubosq Carlisle Nienna,
PIihsm Philadelphia CD ship SersmPore Reed Pos mouth
wOeans; bark Appleton. Balt
hiss Vutue Perkins Jremie; Bridget Br Forest, Pictou
Arcada LockhaIt Windsor Foster Cowe B4more;
Norris Richmond Gaota Norton and w. T. Phillips
Plilsdelphia Mystic. Higgins, Newiork.
BOOTBAl. Apn 8Arr big Australia, Wye, Rockand for
Windsor. y s. for Boston
schr ell. Alexander Roc land for NewYork.
BATH nl2-Cd schr lngousr 5 tunsl Lynch, Ports
month. Va
JACKSONVILLE, April 6Ar schr Agnes Lord Boston, It'll
Joseph Henv keiby smyrna sh schr Anita Damon Bentley
NeYoIk. Cid April sch Henry Alfred Wass Beach Rock 8t
schIs MaIiel Deliver New orb; Roanoke, Anderson do
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Foreign Ports.

ACape Town c. G. H. Feb 30 stmr West Wind Smith fn New
York SEPT Australia ships Abus Gregory M do Dec s.
At Rio Sd ut ship Carocs Johnson for Philadelphia dg
barks Eliza MOoehogse @ Caao for New York unc CahIne
New Orleans Ids Griffin Hasted for Newfork do Hermitage
sept 9T load for e Marina % Bue .spR Mns
Carlisle Hopner for Ne~Orleans ready
deer OBJ to load for Exporter McDonsd
toe lde; Phenx Swed) for Mobile, do Aaye. Nash
Orleans reedy for Truxo Mugan for NewYok do Luea
Swed for Mobile Do the the lth but pat back; schr
Clara Borges for NewOean ready for sea and ohers as
SD Feb 49, bgs Msigonne Given Tim. Bath Fran
cisco 24th b. T. Martin 10Th steamer Utah
Forbes, tim. New.York,l Monevideo
At Path ult brig American, Maloney New Orlesn
unc shr Bonita do. Sid 2fth Leavit
Slsal; hate Means Mcfarland Goa zacoalcos
Barbados 18th ut, brig Horace Greeley Chase fm Phlade
At HumscOa schr Niagara Perry, NewYok SIX
ia Soth nit brig Caroline Patten Jacksonville
srdenas I'd inst Lunete Portland next d,y
Brunette McCrath New York g brig Ntheoy Hartman
Bangor chrs Milwaukee, Showers for Portland dg Medora Har
At Baacoa sch John White Dyer for NewYork 2Dh
AN at St. john b. 9Th Inst Alpha Parne and Princess
Loyet Newlork CD 9th sehr Iahnaoo johnson Newburypor
Maria sisby New-York Genbun Springer Boston Harriet Ot
Sayar Medora Roby Portland Sagsdoc Fisher
pha bark Tyoa Trehon Maianzas Amade Brewer New
York brig Pratt Hail. Philadelphia ship Jane Parker Banker
William. Boston 9Th bns John Gett ngs Laeps New orleans
Adams Grey Henry bark Japonica Gallagher Philadelphia
Sid March So barks Apollo April / brig Cen
Boyd Gpaic Newport; schr hudson Berry Boston ID brig
rande bark Jacob Bren Long Canen sch Edwin Dorsey
SCHNEIDER Orleans Marcia sprout Cardenas 5 brGs Sara
Bahia Honda Henry Marshall West Sierra Moreno; H. Long
Cardenas bark sagadahock Fish Newoeaus Harriet Ots
banas; bark Nckery Trap, New-1ork
In Hobsons Bay Port Philip 9Th ships Tconderoga Boyle
Epamnoudas Condrey. and Ocean Eagle Somes,
Kepe Ballard from Boston, Madison Rowe from NeYOrs
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New-York, April I'd. 1853.

MARINE BANK NOTICE-A second instalment
WI FORTY subscriptions the stock Of
MARINE BANK will be PAYABLE 10th
BANKING House No 80 Walst. BY order OF the Board.
Signed j. I. bEAOh' 'asnier
ORIENTAL BANK.-The books of subscription to
the capa stock $500 COO of the Oriental Bank, be located
q, the intersection of ands and East Broadway will be opened
G Cns' Bank on the 18th open three days
e the whole amount subscribed Ten per will be
reoured TO be paid the time Of making subscriptions
IL
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......Tfns DAY.
SUNRises 10 Sets.....6 al MOoS-Sets .l 27m
HIGH WATER.
Sandy Hook. ~ Ism Gov Island Ala Hell 2ea
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WN W. SHIRLEY, Auetioneer.
CROCKERf, GLASS and CHlNA.-A Retailers
~ Stok-MOSDAY April 49, LEI o'clock No 54 Greenwich
positive each sale shine of all kinds good
retailers and
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T. B. BLEEcEER. Auctoueer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On MONDAY.

Ami l3 at 10 O'clock 10 West l4hst sthsv T.
b BLFECKER sell above geneel
rich parlor
furniture covered with blue broce
and linen eeete two otares four paror
lounges aud chairs covered with figured
silk Cnese table, coored dlmask
with lace drapety several oil paintings and engayngs
coorfG ID OIL framed: Brussels and bedroom Eng,h oil
French mahogany and black walnut bedstea
and plain bureaus mahogany aud black walnut w'htands
hair French china set china and
ware general kitchen furniture Catalogues
sale
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Sales bp Auetion.

A. NJ MERwIs, Auctioneer.
pY BANGS BROTHER X CO.-Irade Sales Rooms,
ID No IS Park-row.
WEDNESDAY, April a. and following days
GREAT SPLENDID BoOK-One OF the important
suction books hold compose the
collection choice splendid and modern
Europe BY Mr.
known Of Bartlett Wexford
Catalogues ready and will be any address app-
cation 70 The will on view three
daysb before the sale
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F. CoLroS Auctoueer
GENTEEI, HOUSEHOLD FIIRNITI'R PIANO

TENTEEI HOUSEHOLD FURNT hE, FIANU-
VI FORTE CARPETS. CLASSES, CURTAINS, &c, 3c-THiS
nay (ssmrsy) April Is ct No 81 Sands St. Brooxyn
Il cornp.ps full assortment Paor Bedroom and
FTpifufe such Chairs SOFAS Bedea "a Dress usaus
e ami OIL Cloth Feather Beds HAIR Mattress
- Window Curtains marbeop Center aud Gard Tables Dytns
tuans ,ge and Glasses China and Glass Kitchen Far
nure &C. Also mahogany PanoForie in good order Gaia
lcsues early IN the morning
On MONDAY, the lsih sale at No. 81 Stnfsst
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ALBERT II. NfcoL,Y Aucioneer
"OTTSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION-AI-

Il BERT H. NICOLAY will sell on TUESDAY, April 10, at 10
o'clock A. ~ Robnson-st Coege-pae Household
Gardner Patent Windas Bedsteds
Dressing Tables Mattresses Pillows Pillow Cases Looking
Glasses Chairs Carpets and OF Dishes Cut Glassware Table
Cloths Dining Tables Forks Spoons Butter
&C. obtained the office of the Auctoneer No 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

Cleared.
Atlantic West Liverpool F. K Collins CITY of Mr.
folk, Coffin, Melbourne, Australia, MAILER 4 Lord
Shps-Columb Dryer Liverpool G. H. Marshall
tfian Jacobs Hamburg Schmidt & Balchen.
Bsrks-P H. Heart Johr Philadelphia j. ~ ~ Briggs:
Golden Law, Hamburg, HenDng, Muller & Costing.
Calais Lockbart Calais Smith
Holmes Hafex r. L. d. r. De Wolff Baron Castne wood
Brett vose Co Matne Thorndke Havana Ste
phnson A. Cunningham Rich Pensacola Peck Church. gorge
Hill York River j. w Ewe Co; Duo Fraei (Neap) Fienzs
Belfast Draper Deyn Courier de Nor NOe (Br Gutriche
Havana
Watchman Chase Philadelphia Jas w Mckee Mary
Ellen (}r Tsrese, Halifax H. g. Donovan Angler Mills Ware
Mass d Hsd Mars (Br) Farrell Halifax; Hunter
Co; Canton Johnson, Baltimore Van Brunt Slaght
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B. A. Chiffon. Auctioneer
II AND : O NJ r HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

HAND ON + HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
i u PAINTINGS MINERALS, SHELLS ANTIQUES, SC. on
Tuesday Apn 49, at No. 81 Chsmberss-COLE Chiffon
WHEEL 10 o'clock TUESDAY, April 49, the House
hold Furniture contained house No 81 Chambes few door,
Broadway, consisting Of Brussels and Venetian Carpets
Cloths Mahogany Chairs, Tables Bureaus French and
Wipd Bedsesds Hair Mattresses Marble Top Center Tables BOOK
Cases abne Nashsands Toilet Satin de Lame aud Turkey
Red Window Canopy Lace do Shells Minerals Au
tqus Engravngs together with variety OF kitchen
Furniture will be ready Moudsy az the Office OF the
Aprto No
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A c. TvrTLr, Auctioneer.
NENTEFL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large

~ PLER CLASSES, OIL PAINTIN0S, PIANO ke-A {.
TUTTLE viii sell THURSDAY 2lst inst at 10Y O'Clock,
No b. adwsy the entire Furniture te above hoos
the proy erty family Europe MogHy
Dvan large Pier 0lasse- WadOw Curtains Bruce
Care Book CAss Extension Tables Gu aod Gs Ware BE-
BedStesds Feather Beds Ma Bedding Lne7
Prs led Wares Chandeliers Lamps
H. kc Also collection Of Oil Paintings By celebrated Ear
,sn artists Also elegant Piano
lo kitchen Furniture with which the will Cats
logue, on the morning Of sale Terms cash.
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WM w. SHIRLEY Auctoneer.
FURNITURE SALE-TUESDAI.
4. c TUTTLE, Anctloneer.
IANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

4 ROSEWOOD PIANO, FINE WINES, &c.-A. c. FUTILE
will sell TUESDAY, icy o'clock, No SOS Hudsonst, large
Household Furniture OF family leaving the city
mahogany Sofas Chairs Center Tables Brussels and Three
ply CarpeDs English OIL Cloths Extension Table large Pier French
Window Curans Bedroom Furniture edsteads
Dsng Bureaux Washstands Feather Beds. Cured Hair Mattresses
Beddug Linen China and Glass Ware Plated Wares Basement
Furniture Sc superior rosewood PisuoFore Of
and finish Si0 Also small stock Wine and Liquors
viz 1922 old Brandy Cologne Gn Mo-
nonsnhea Whisky Hook and German Wines OF old dates bottles
Also Kitchen Furniture with which the sale Will
Catalogues the morning of sale. Terms cash.
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CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-wIL-

" LIAM IRVING Co. Agctoneess will : u a. Aneon, o9
B.e Caet rosewood md mahogany Par Furniture bronze
Clock and Candeabrss Chandeliers Piano uson Dining Table
mahogany Bedroom Furniture feaner Bees MaesS Ncheh VI
pftu No
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITuTION-Wilco com

OFFICE NEw-YoRE GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
April IL. 1883.
TTNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have this day
declared Dividend Five Per Cent the Capital Stock of the
months ending LIST February last payable the
Stockholders and after Monday, the ID May next
The Book will be closed from the 18th INST the above
date. By order Z. L. ENEhllI' secretary
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IN ROAD COMPANYA OF the Stockholders Of this Com
pany will be held their Office No Centre on FRIDAY Apn
the Of acting Act OF
the State of New York passed on the 9th of April
1852 the amending the passed on the 9TH day OF March,
1853 and upon the proposed increase OF the Capital stock % Eight
Dollars resolution of the Directors
The polls opened o'clock and closed O'Clock,
NJ By Directors ALEX. Ky LIE, Secretary
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PETER PARKS Auctoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

MONDAY April 49, at lOt o'clock No 1901 Broadway,
desirable Paror Kitchen and Bed
in part superior octave Piano.
Brussels and other Carpets Mahogany Sofas Chairs and
Lounges Mirrors Marbetop Tables Chandters Catalogues
Terms cash, in bankabe money PETER PARhS, No IL
nl.sf ecnnhnn nr
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PER AMERICA, at Boston-By Telegraph
Arrived from ok 8th George Canning HAMBURG April
!, Isaac, Liverpool f
An. FIN. Boston 9th, Sagnana at Marseies
Arr. I'm. Philadelphia 3lst Savannah a Liverpool.
FIN. Baltimore April a, Canatic, Liverpool
FIN 18th, Regina and Linwood Won Boisel,
Ehze Bremerhaven ' " ''
Fun NewOrlean 25th Drozinto at
3t Agnes Leeds Auquador Eerse; Apr Indian ocean oe
phine, at Lvepoo 26h Arco lrs Maseles 9th Wm Jarvis
Naples
From Galveston 28h Texan Bremen sailed NewYork 2
Robna I'm the Clyde Wave Dublin London Masonic
Ransge John Pmpton Kelly Ashburton Liverpool 3lst Mi
da Do Stb aitham NJ Fox Hayre 18th London Sligo 10Th
Catherine, Messna sO' Wi
For BOstonSh JOshus and Mary Ann Liverpool 23 Franklin
Bordeaux
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louise Bordeaux; Sh Isabella
Sytham.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auct'oneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION
i ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell on MONDAY April 49, at 10
O'Clock M No III lss Avenue A. Household Furniture
Piano Forte made by Firth Hall Ma
hoany Chars Tables Bureaus Carpets China and Glass Ware
Looking Glasses Rocking Chairs Lamps Grandos Curtains and
variety Kitchen Furniture Catalogues be OBJ
tanned at the office of the Auctoneer No. 40 Wal-st
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25
For the Journal.
"The Wreck Of the TeneSsee."

BY JOHN ". TITCOMB.
We now in the land of the free and the brave,
After month on od oceans wave;
All aside and hearis full of glec,
To think we were saved from the deep rolling sea.
The dull heavy fog hanging thick around US there,
Proclaimed our sad fate upon mornings air.
And eer ii had time to light once again,
We were tossed 10 and fro on the bowy main.
Zach heart now seemed hushed the cry breakers ahead
Brought all upon deck, e'en the dying in bed.
pause for moment, when loud rang the cry,
Oh save us We perish, us the surf ran high.
Louder still louder the deep thunders rolled,
And TO many heart their danger forctold
While far the eye could reach the sea,
Were heavng the billows twixt heaven and me.
Oh God were the prayers that now above,
Save in thy mercy. us, thou God of love;
Leave us not gracious Father on this rock TO die,
As kneeling they prayed for his blessing on high
The darkness and gloom at last sped away,
When down came the boats without more delay
Twas the work of instant, gained the land,
To gaZC on the wreck fast bcdded III sand
Higher still higher the mad bilows rolled
While the bell the deck the ships requium tolied.
One by the white dashed her timbers asunder
While peal upon peal came the low distant thunder.
Old ocean still swept in its terror and might
While fast gathered DER us the dark foggy night;
And yet before morn brote DER clearly again,
The Tennessee was more on the billowy main.
We gaZed upon vacancy over the sea,
And raised up prayers oh heaven TO thee.
For naught could be that twelve hours before,
Maestically foated far distant from shore.
Then farewell forever my last q Tenessee''
Once the pride OF the and the wrecker Of me.
But as long as the stars float over the main,
To memory dear, you'll be ever the same
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25

diligently the time left you, and seek for
giveness from that Divine Being who can
alone pardon and save!
1t is an imperative, though painful duty
which remains to be performed.
1t is the order of this Court that you
be reeonducted TO the county Jail of Nevada
county, and there to remain in close con-
fnement until Friday the 30M day Of De-
ceneber 1853, when the Sheriff of the
County shall take you hence to place of
execution, and that there between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 8 P. NJ. you be
hung by the neck until you are dead.
4- May Almighty God have mercy on
your SOUL"
The prisoner was then remanded to
jail by the Sheriff. G. W. Hall is about
thirty years of age, with dark complexion,
black hair, and blue eyes. His stature is
about five feet, ten inches. He was for
merly from Ohio, where he now has a wife
living. He arrived here early in the past
summer.
1t is probable q movement will be made
by the court and the bar to obtain COM
mutation of the sentence.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25

The New York SUB-TnEAsURY.-Tbe New
York Herald, in its money article gives an
interesting statement of the manner in which
the Government specie was kept in that city on
the 2lst Of September last, ten millions 0fdol-
lars, consisting exclusively Of gold coin Of the
United States, with the exception of n few
hundred dollars in silver, were locked up in tho
vaults Of the Assistant TreaSurers Office u;s
office is situated in the northeastcrIy room of
the custom house, which is built Of iron onJ
stone, having double iron shutters. and bn;ng
guarded by two watchmen, who occunv the
apartment during the night The safe contain.
ing the coin is composed Of double sbeets of
iron, strengthened by cross bars. or lattice
work of cast steel rods, between which no in
strument can cut or file. The safe is fifteen fee
| long, eight wide. and about as many feet high
| 1t is divided into two apartments, in the inner
one Of which the money is deposited. and it
has three thick iron DOORS each having two
locks, the keys which are distributed at night
among the different clerks--the Assistant
Treasurer keeping himself the register of the
principal key, so that the safe cannot be IN
locked unless all are present On the sides OF
the safe are tiers of boxes capable of holding in
all nine millions six hundred thousand dollar
They are now filed with coin, which is put up
in bags Of five thousand dollars each, excepting
few containing small amounts for convenienc9
in making payments The weight of the ten
millions Of gold now in custody is eighteen and
three quarter tons.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-25
TI,IoTHEUs

A MINE observation-disclosures months ago a
gambler having occasion to 60 travelling, left
his baggage on storage in this city. The gen
tleman with whom it was left thinking from his
long silence that he did not intend to return
for his traps, took occasion to open the matter
last evening and examine. Accordingly, in the
presence of several persons the screws were
drawn, and the first thing which presented
itself was Roulette wheel upon taking this
machine apart the whole secret popped out,
causing considerable merrinent among the
by-standers. It is so constructed that by
touching a screw, spring connected with it,
causes the bottom of every box painted red to
rise, presenting smooth surface and leaving
the ball no choice but to drop into the black.
Should the heaviest betting be upon the black,
press the screw little harder and the bottoms
of the black boxes come up, and the ball must
90 into the red The whole thing is ingenious
" contrived, and presents unless taken apart, no
appearance of deception. Moving with the
smoothness of clock work it never fails, and
while the machinery is somewhat intricate, the
principles upon which it is moved are so simple
that child could play against the world, and
need never make mistake The spring which
governs the Eagle Bird connects with the
black es-MdrysUHe Herald.