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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
ITALY.

French agent having arrived at Naples to buy corn,
the Neapolan Government Immediately forbade the eA-
port of breadstufs
The King had retired to Gaea, which place he was for
tifying.
appears that the prohibition by the King of Naples Of
the expor, of sulphur 10 the ports the begerent pow
ers is confirmed The importance Of this article as re-
CARDS the manufacture Of gunpowder trivial the quantity
used for that purpose not exceeding teth part of the
total annually taken by this country 1t in multitude
Of manufacturing and chemical operations that its def
cheney will be felt and in this respect the interests in
volved are large both in England and France, that
may be assumed the will command the immediate
attention of the respt Give governments. The yearly
value Of the trade the people Of Sicily is estimated at
nearly half million sterling, and it employs about loo
600 tuns Of chipping.
According to advces from Turin OF the 18TH is stated
that the Judge Gabbr who had been charged with the
preliminary inquiry into the guilt Of the persons charged
with the assassination of the Duke Of Parma, was NOR
tally wounded with three strokes Of pogniard in the
streets of Parma the 18th inst, at o'clock in the
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

Nothing OF importance has b discussed parliament.
On the notice book motion inquire il the Govern
ment has taken steps to for Britain equal advan
tsges with America in the trade Of Japan
Lord Dudley Stuart has moved for copy of the Ser
Wan protest against Austrian occupation also for copy
Of the Austro Pras Convention, with its additional ar
ticle
T2e London Tes has an editorial expressing the great.
est satisfaction with the reciprocity treaty just concluded
by Lord Egn, but regrets thu! Great Britain has not Sc
cured q share in the American coastng trade.
The Government organs still advocate an immediate
attack on Sevsstopo and the occupation Of the Crmea
They also recommend that part Of the Baltic feet be sen.
to u Black Sea.
The Danish Consnl-General s appointed to legslize
o3heis documents for Russia
several is'iares have occurred among them Davidson
q Gordon, metal brokers, London; Eowets, Morn s.
Co., Leeds; Halstead Of Wakefield; Thomss TAYLOR &
Son OF Hsna. Stowen, Bsirstow & Co., in the worsted
trade, with some smaller frms
A breyet had taken place in the British and Indian
armies.
In the House Of Lords on the 18Th. Lord T.vndbu,,
called the attention N the House to the nrs
sentsd by Austria and Prussia TO the Geranc De, dom
which perfectly elear that according TO the agree
msnt existing between the four powers no alteration Was
to take place whatever might be the result Of the war IN
the territorial limits between Turkey the one hand and
Rusea the ether. The quo was in fact 10
be maintained BY this arrangement the navigation Of the
Dsnnbe question Of vital importance not only to Aus
trio, but to all Germany aud oil Europe woe TO DO lc at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
FIRES.
IIQE In IHInIY-sIITH

FIRE IN THIRTY-sixTH-sT.
Last evening fire broke out in arrange Of frame build
ngs at the foot of Thrysxt-st, East River, occupied %
stables BY carmen The fremen early the ground
but before they could subdue the fanes the stables were
entirely destroyed. Loss about $500.
The alsrm of fire in Seventh District at clock yeser
day afternoon proved TO be false.
FIRE JERSEY CITY.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon FIRE broke oa IN some
oubuidings in the OF the tenement building Nos. IL
and Sussexst Jersey City. The Fire Department was
hand and the FIRE prevented from comnuni-
eating with the dwellings. stable in the rear Of No. 81
Sussexst which adjoining the sheds was destroyed
together with horse and goat belonging TO w. kreu'Ier
baker, of No. o. Sassex-st. The tenement building re-
ferred 70 is known Canary Castle four story
wooden building about feet front and y in deptn ana
contains family in nearly every ROOM Decides boarde'
The occupants Of the Castle number about 200 per-
sons Some OF the women living in this building we'e
weshng in the sheds when the fire commenced. Canary
Castle" and the neighborng dwellings were nearly emp
tied Of their household goods which thrown into me
street in confused heap, ard il wac "elancho! 'p0o'
10 sec the families in the street selecting their baggage
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FRANCE.

conspiracy assassnae the Emperor during his visit
to the baths of the Pyrnese he'd been discovered in the
Departments of Larn and Garonne and $50 arrests were
made The project dismissed, and NJ Ledetsreur the
friend of Lafayette appointed his successor
The Nonite publishes the Minister of the Interiors
report on the State Of the Nation 1t is very favorable.
1t is said that NJ Persgny will soon resign and be sue
ceeded by NJ Baroche
The reports of the crops from the South are favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lixerpool Cotton Market.

Msss Dennoun Co report that the advice. per the
America and Baltic had favorable essc market and
business had been done firm and advancing pceshe
Aons for middnf and qualities showing rise Of ID the
week An active speculative existed which freely met
by holders Who however, did Pre.s upon the market
The sales Of the week amounted 60 Us baes Including IS 900
American Of which spectators took 500 and exporters 800 The
sales Friday bales including 400 for and
speouon-he market closing tending upward NewOr
leans Fair quoted SID Mddlpg SGD Uplands Fair Std
Mddipg SD Mobile Fair cd The stock hand sls 900
bsles, including clio coo American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

CASTLE GARDEN OFERA.-We call attention to the ias.
that new prma donna-Msdame DOrmy, an ars' $3.50
to hsve superior meri,nskes her fret appearance az
tie Garden tonight and tie highly dramatic opera "arN.
Ge Rokaathe part Of Cheyerease, besdee oen 'u''a'
by the capital baritone who achieved sa'h sa''
in Lzeia. See advertisement on trs page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06


ASHES dull and dsenpe sale. of Pearls Sis and Pots 80
dS2s BAsk-Phladelphs fetched 76. CLOVER SEEp-Smsl
transactions At AL Common RESIN srm and tending upward
sales Of SEQ bbs S7dSS Crude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sslde Spirits nominal 6rm and large business do
ing e4 and ss for American TARSacs Of 900 bbls Al p
LSssEp on firm ST. tending upward RcE-Moderse
slss preyons the weeks sae comprised 500 eees
hnt In moderate business had been
done at previous DYEwoopsPrces weak AID limited
kusirt doips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
FROM MONTENEGRO.


According 10 letter from the Monenegrine frontier, OF
the Sd instant and which appears IN the Agram J0HrhH,
the war with which Montenegro threatened her neghbor
Turkey has degenerated into as Of murder and rapne
thirsty they greedy nfes the plains of the peaceful
Herzegovina, where they murder herdsmen and defense
less people for the savage satisfaction of carrying about in
triumph human head. "A short time back, says this
writer fifteen human heads after that nne then seven,
and only the day before yesterday two brought
of them belonged to the Christian inhabitants OF Turkey
TO poor shepherds peasants As it would lead into
too wide field 10 enumerate the atrocities perpe
rated in this land of utter lawessness, allow TO des
"crbe to you single fact, which think will sufficient
"ly depict the spirit that riot in Montenegro.
"Dapielo to bring him. within week, the head Of tina
"Mussuman Cengieb, and staked his "~- lead on tina
promise c started on his errand at once and
"av.red the Herzegovina by night contendng against
countless difficulties, but necessarily intent on the
traces Of his victim. At last, the sixth day, he
seeded in accomplishing his purpose; but ON his way
back two powerful fellows robbed him OF his prey, the
Mussolmans head, with the design of taking il them
selves to Prince Danielo and presenting il if they
were the performers Of this heroic feat. The deceived
young man repaired in M haste to Cetnje related his
misfortune, demanded justice and offered, if il
promise. The Prince investigated the matter rev arded
the young man, and ordered the two others under pain
of Punishment and the conhscaon Of their property 10
hill another Ta& and bring him hs head On the 18th
of this month; on which day falls the Greek whsun-
tide festival Prince Danielo has commanded his whole
army to meet at Cetnje where he intends distributing
another 1000 brass crosses which the warriors are 4,
wear on their field cape the badge Of the holy war
which the Prince means TO begin On this occasion in
"nsmnatory speeches will DO made agans. the Turks
expressions with q view TO iname and the mar
" tial frenzy Of these crusaders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
SPAIN.

According advices from Madrid Of the l5t Generals
Orlando and Messina had been arrested charge of
hsrboring General o Donne.
General Messina had managed to escape the vigilance
Of his guards after his arrest but General Orlando had
been sent of to Gaicia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
Liveyvool Br.sdstuns Market.

M Richardson Brothers report thar the weather both in
England and France had become favorable for the
BRgApsTurFs considerably lower and holders
rsther pressing the market The decline amounts ses
WHEAT. FLOUR and lld2 CosS. Richardson quotes
Weasrn Csrsl at SIG, (ohers 3s6aS7 Baltimore &c
S7je White WHEAT leGl2iS Red. lidlis to;hers White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
rAMMANY SOCIETY.

Tlolo a celebration usual, by the Sacbens, but
WE dull affair. The orstion OF l.. Is. Shepard was
siny attended; and at supper in The evening the tables
were By 10 crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

vale OF provisions and all Of hiDgs getting up wash
ing and In fact turn money than they ever dad IN
the memory Of hear also they are grateful and
speak in high terms Of the behavior OF our crews Capt
Han Of the Hecla was well received in Stockholm owing
10 his gallan. affair Eknaes the other day LIS hrst
lieutenant who wounded is left in charge OF the con-
sulgeueral win write you again as soon anything
has taken place; we expect something Of course, but
no. know our movements from day to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
Llverpool Pruxisaen Market.
Liverpool Produce Market.

Mss Gardiner Co quote BEEF and PosK firm, BACON well
supported HANS and moderate business doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

The sdvees from Manchester favorable An active business
had been done, and prices a shade higher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
AT TRENTON-sAD ACCIDENT.

TRENTON, n. j., Wednesday, July 5, 1854
AT the firing of salute yesterday in honor Of the Fourth
Of July Washington Regina and Jacob Storms we're bad
y injured by the accidental discharge Of Of the guns
Mr. Reginals amputated above the wrs: ct once
by DR.. j. b. Coleman, and is said that Mr.. s:omss arm
will be amputated today. They thrown some dis
tance, but not otherwise injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

London Money Market.
MONEY again somewhat
cradle fluctuations throughout The Fray
lArse ADVANCE on the quotations. per Europa
London Markets.
COFFEE steady prcvoas rates and Corrox
finn.
PAs June -The rer Cents closed At 49, and the ~ pex
CeEtsltT,&
HAyRE MAkEr June -0uy market for Corroy has been au
he sales ofthe wesA do exceed 600 bales
Fstesrs-A. Liverpool sshs the United were da
The Esser lines failed <svins
eussn Of the report and with the following outline
cny q the Commercial intelligence WHICH translate from
tyrktr dsIs.ek;I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
AT NEWBURYPORT.

BosTos, Wednesday, July 5, 1854.
At celebration in Newburyport yesterday, the toast,
President Of the United States responded to by
the Han Cae,. Cushing. His speech was confined 70 tho
anniversary of the c'ng 9i the sons OF New
buryport.
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN AMERI-
CANS AND IRISH
MANCHESTER, N. H., Wednesday, July 5, 1854.
On the morning of the Fourth fight took place be-
tween large party of Americans and Irish The latter
we're ronted and twelve TO fifteen of their ho.ees gued
and furniture destroyed The americans then attacked
the Catholic church. broke all the Windows, when the
authorities and police stopped the riot. Several Amer
cans were seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
London Markets.

HAvRE MAkEr June flour market for Corroy has been auu
I'd The sales ofthe wesA do 10: exceed 600 tsea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

BALTIMORE, ND. RACzs THE SPRING MEETING
over the nsw course at Herring Run near Baltimore
haryiand VIII Commence en- tho hrst Tuesday 6'h day OF
First day Tues iay-Jookey Club s7oo. three mile
same dsyswssgssshs. for three year elas nile beats,
NOR. start PiiisS With The feoSins entries o.
Gibbons names Phiio By Mariner out 81 Cas-
out Of Jane Mitchell Also Col Gsorss oss, 81
csS G1ssn ..B ss.
Ann; g. w. Dii names Oh o. BY fup Glencoe out
second day. Wsdnssday-Jockey Club Purse $500. two
for .ss::s S'; subscription;
.Sny XII Tsnf.
y Umpire Srs S Emily Ss Tv .asss ar
Msdee syssrs; A. J. Miner names eh Blonde BY Imp.
s s1 by y Sy asSos
ma By Imp Yorkshire dam y Imp p. GteIsoel years
same a.y-svssps..kes for olds- $500 .ubscrip
start Miner ps% v.; e. Blonde IMP Gss
imp xa p.sn sa
names en- Davis Garret by Imp Gieneoe COL H. r. Sin
Fourth dAy-Frdsy-J0ckey Club slooo four mile
$500 so forfeit club 70 give $50 Il two Or
moreItart Col Gavin Green names by Imp. Aindsr-
lysb Terraer BY Imp Sovereign Of JAns Mischel
ny s'PsSs 81
Fifth saturday-Jocksy Club purse $780, mile heats
Same daysvssp:.ak.sf all ages single hea. Of three
ssrpon io.ss the club sSS two Or more soS
start 8. Fowler names Col. r. b Golbys oh. h. High
ave years R. f. Fsia names Little Flea By Grey Eagle vs
wing matches are TO como of on the same
Col Hsrs's zngsrse colt Asans. Col Glssscosk Little
s. ;. CARTER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

H.LUkk FURNITURE AT THE BPLENDID
wAxerooms No 77 Broadway, very large and splen-
81 cabinet furniture Of the best lust for
trade ecnssng Of rosewood, OAK walnut,
sno6nny norerfea WARDROBE secretary bookcases etc
esrs pnriss furniture In suis French satin
cI veIvee. bedsteAds, dressing bureaus wash
centre pier ssd fancy tables cribs
iron bs1 sesds patent rocking crsdiss s.A othsv
nAn stands, ro.evood walnut OAK and mahossnv. osx
walnut and mahogany extension dning table, alma
shsrs 20 nssen sos.s hair mattresses other sd
20 general Assortment Of furniture vail
oi auenuon. b. hckINNEY. ~ Bro adusv
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EXTRA PAY.

TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE SAILORS WHO
between 1886 1888 10 the Paoac ucean ssr 80 a.
,te bus cysns, Eris oho Dsls shari Esiisf v.a
Prbe supply. Warren utham ptos hassaehusetts La
ingtab ~ Aarys Portsmouth. 81 LAvreacs vinesppes
Falmouth Gsy Constitution Fredonia their wide =.
Or bsrs. vii " PAID shi' eSs,arapx,,
- Cl.:, .s.fer 3. ka:y. . Mslls-.s. .....sat
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.



willow LADY IN ATFLU1Nr CIRCUMSTANCES,
IA wishes adopt handsome boy, eighteen months
10 tvo gears Of age French child preferred address
Anna Q%sy. Breadws Pest ones.
rsAlfC2S ALBERT CAY LIFT EDINBUaG July
~ lh3 l-tter his freads will At be sent
,sherev1 ~ dhsct and questions AskAd Ad1cess
~ b. Duneap, New York.
ARTICULATION WANTED-0r NY BROTHER 70.
i sepS lGoddard Some time since fn Uctebsr lat, ks
letter from Su5 Fifth street, which time
.Saafd from him In kelegrAshic des-
patch Win had occasion end addressed him re-
f.i cd Can deliver, gone Ohisr Lie worked
NJ iron achne shop on East river have written and
s.icer rLed easnot get other infora
who inrrist information nccrnnk hia will
great fsyor upon his brother By sddrsssng
Isaac CsddArd ?sserslurg va.
IT TIVE PARTIES VINO frQUTRED FOR APART
= ~ white street, West Broadway, three
~ks nd 10. ppointed whe thsy called the
sstnipg. ~ Aspe againr-fhey be accommodated
WsN1ED 10 .,D,,PT-A FEsALE CHILD, NOT
~ than eats old. wi iAr hair
Pr.tr'.j. addr.ss scL atenti-iiy iir,sdgsy Pos.
Gate, st.rs t-sle SAD -. ssi iatsryiew.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DR JAMES w POWELL, 0cULIsT, AURIsr. &C. DE.
- votes his exclusively to diseases
ear from to O'Clock daily at his oces 502 Broadway
Dr. Powell graduated In Dublin in 1888 and practsed
this city Tor twenty Dr. Powelps popular Urea
tise on the can BE- procured 1t ai. once 1t be
the means OF preserving treasure which
buy also. his eye and which OBJ
tanned the me dal At the Crystal Palace and and
Iagest collection OF human ArtihciA In tho Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

First Spring Circular OF ID. Dcvlin Il Co.,
from their new warehouse Nos 2SS and 200 Broadway
ner Of Warren street..
We beg INFORM you that have moved into our NOV
warehouse Nos 26 and 30 Broadway, corner Of Warren
and opening large and varied
sr and boys Manufactured expressly for
city trade and to which invite special
Our merchant tailoring department. the hoor
fog which have been securing tho services OF
gentlemen Of established reputation In this city and
- cutters Of taste and Judgment organised and invite
full stock Of the most desirable articles for custom
Al beginning Of enterprise extensive in Its line
and forming docs feature In the trade Of CITY,
Will be expected that offer statement OF In
tended operations which herein taAe pleasure in doing
First As to our business We purpose msnufact uring
of ready made and furnishing goods both for
city and country trade also to make order and
with despatch those who prefer being supplied
from custom department Terms retail cssh and 1T
Wholesale strictly six nths five cent OF for cash.
second We purpose giving to every article manufac-
style at elegant and distinctive and to have the qua
lily OF IL always reliable and select. ....
Third 1t Is determine 1t Is true interest,"
make prices uniform and low TO
And lastly, CONFESS TO the ambition Of making
house In its trade and internal worthy Of
the metropolis of the Union oonfesssdly is in its
In brsf hope BY e.tensvsns.s trade to be
enabled give each department both Wholesale
take the lead not only In the style and Of goods
but At the low prices At which shall be able TO Afford
them and by the promptness and Int gty with which
business will be conducsed to merit that which
large and desirable "a prise should command
Very respectfully, D. DEvLIN co.
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FURNITURE.

ENANELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE MATHEWS
~ STACY, 5l4 and SIC Broadway, received hrst elass
medals fron the Crystal Pslsee and Ansricsa Institute
vie the public examine their excessive stock suites
Nth hs6 matsrsssss straw palasss pillows and listers
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EXCURSIONS,

INCLUSION TO TIE FISHING BANKs-sTEAMER
~; ~ LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, will leave Frank.
lin street. North river, at o'clock Amos ct TX Sprior
street Murray Alta Peck slip river s; Broom
street pa Tenth street At ~ O'Clock, pier
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY,
IL except Saturday. Fare IS cents way. fhe sea
steamer capt smith will leave Amos street
broome street at sx pier No. North A re-
turing BY Up. n Fishing tackleand refreshments pro
vided en- board.
CUEDAY EXCURSIONS TO THE HEAD OF THE
~ sound landing ~ Strattonpors New Rochelle Glen
Cove, Glen Wood tRoslynl Fare to Stratton port I2
cents 10 New Rochelle % cents to Glen 1 cents
Glen wood 20 cents ssrattcnpor. Passsnse. di.smbar
A. y. Shaw WILL during the season. make exearson 10
the above places every Sunday leaving Spring street.
North river atsk A. " :iper No. North river 81 az
Fulton Market asst river a. ~; Dsianey street, AtS
ing will reach the city about clock and land
CARS st twenty sixth street and At Fulton Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

TO ORGAN sTUDESTs-NR. w. A. KING Be9s TO
a,n unee that during the hummer msntbs DO will Dc,
,cte m time 70 Evinr Lemons at his residence, us
Mest Twsny'fth street. between seventh and Eiysth
bie ior that p-Yrcse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

Hyntrs Lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In It's
sost painful FORMS also scrofuA old ulcers
ss.ss Of diseases q the blood great debility liver
plants Kidneys incipient consumption &C. most
tstny cured BY this great purifier Principal depot
20 Grand street Seventy nve cents pcr bottle.
1Ang Inssisuae, NO. Bond street, New
dissases the lenss and ,hrost treated By DR.
SanAorns tystem Of AhalAtion OF edieateA
dietoss given into the stomach All patisnts allowed the
bencht Of css vsss trial without charge Open from
H. NtR.h y. Usder the control Of O. ID. SANBORN, n D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

Bachelors Hair Dye II stlil the Leading
BY all acknowledged to be the best dye sxtant
Perscty colorpg the hair the moment IL IL applied
Of thousands In All parts Of the world emily
Eslisble dye known. Sold at BATCHELoRS, 233 Bro6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

To City Clothiers.-AIen's, YOUTH and Boys
duck hnen alpaca and ether style: Of summer coats also
city retail trade for sale At wholesale ~ low prices
DAVID. GEO. J. LEVY, rs William street.
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Sunday ExcursiOn TO Staten Island.-Only
x cents sail the finest bay In the world, splen
dd view OF the ocean, with magnificent panoramic view
81 thirty miles Of the scenery York Boats
avs Whitehall street every half after A. NJ
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Oak Hall Clothing. - Fine Ready-madc
clothing every description selling extraordinary low
prices ut WM. II. DEGkOOf 4 SONS "a and e6 Fulton
street. extending through to AZ and 40 Gold street.
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We Head II nc Ono Sitting, and did not
atsie not stranger than true Pubiished nv Cross
MAJ. This is the most astounding revelation that has
Uaae for years. and will did
Lord Byrons Don Juan IL, unsparing truthfolnes and
Of the vice. Of the metropolis
already raised but its truth its
ready said
ashss the vice Of this great city unspariny the
satirst Juvena whipped with his kindlng the be-
gmutched ais Of Iasciyious Rome Daily Times.
It's versheation is full Of the graceful wantonne Of
Enthusiastically Express
TAis tho startling production Of the
Day. Scion Robinson may cry Hot Corn unheeded
and the Old Brewery Its for The Saint and
the Sinner eclpses them observation-disclosures Democrat
The imagery 10 exquisite and the poetry throughout Ii
beauN ful Morning Star.
We sitting and did sleep all night for
in. Y. Sunday Atlas
Since the days Of Lord Byron nothing 90 god in Po-
offered TO the Courier
Sold BY sIRIn GER T0WsSEND, T2 Broadway |;
IA Esrsu street, Dexter Brother l6 Ann street.
and ~ the principal news agents and booksellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

Mr.. o. s. F0wlcri Is to c6nasnehce q course of
free Lectures on phrenoiogy and physiology in tn. odeon
next Thursday evening This will sord excellent OPP
portunity for Williamsburg neixhbors to lcarn how
tn made, and what for.