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CON(:R ESS.

The debate in the Senate on the Insane
Land Bill has finally terminated, and the Bill
failed to receive The vote necessary to pass '.
after the Presidents veto
Petitions for the repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law con'inu" TO be presented
The General Appropriation Bill has al
length passed the House.
August 4th is fixed uYon for tic adjourn
merit.
TT" Homestead Bill has beer postponed to
next December bv the Senate.
\ bill for telegraph to the Pacific passed
the Senate on the llth.
Mr.. ODDS reported a bill repeating that
portion of the Post Office law of 1888. which
authorizes reduction Of 80 per cent on pre-
paid newspapers and periodicals. lie looked
upon the provision as bonus to the city
press again>t country papers.
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LECTUHEs.-Mrs. JOHNSON has inst co,.
''o'eo a course Of lectures upon Physiology
TO the Ladies in this village. We hear her
lectures highly commended. They will, it
IS not doubted, be Of essential service. Mrs
.. will give an Introductory lecture at Dan.
vile Monday evening. The ladies of Dan
vile will regret it ifthey allow the opportu-
n'fy to pass without securing the advantages
of whole course.
u We do not know which affords the
most reason for rejoicing, the victory of the
Turks at Silistra or of the anti Ncbrask a;tes
IN the New Hampshire Legislature. In both
cases victory has been gained over tyranny
and for freedom. Well therefore hurrah for
both
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CHOLERA ITEMS.

NEW YORK.-Thcre were ninety eich,
deaths in New York last week, from cholera
while the total amount of deaths from all dis
cases was .Cl
B"sro>.-ln Boston "a deaths were re-.
Por'"h during the week ending July S.
mostly persons of foreign birth. Deaths con.
'nnr to occur there and for the present week
al the rate Of ~ or ~ day.
bh""KLYN-Therc were 1870 deaths ir
G'ooflyn last week, including thirty from
Inc cholera has again broke ont at hide
l"hience. Mo-. and Shcphcrdsvillc. XIV
:" the latter place forty deaths in all had "a
The town.
The Evansville (O) Courier has rcnort.
rom Toledo. Ohio. informing them of the
awful fatality Of the cholera at that Mac.
Vne report puts the number of dea,hs in ono
day. at thirty.
The Louisville Courier learns tia, q, .ho
Esd nit. four deaths o.rurred in f,m;I, rn
s'd'n: near Oregon. Mercer county. The
attending physician. residing near FL Dorado
"ds violently attacked the next mOrnino arJ
aicd the following afternoon.
At Nashville. Tenn. seven deaths tool
ace during the foriv-eight hours cndino or
Tue 10Th ult. The disease is abatinc.
The kenebec Journal learn. tina, the cbol.
.ra's creating quite panic in Richmond. Me-
Since the Ash inst. 20 deaths have occurred
SIX IN one Irish family from ship fever. and
.Ie rest from cholera. The population of the
''" Is two or three thousand. MANY OF the
.'"'n''an's were leaving town. and business
"a' "cnerally suspended.
IMILADELrHIA. July 1.-THE death Of
~ hi'nn"fon. Of cholera was reported 70.
.i' ''' The Board of Health it was ONLY yes.
.'tv that he reported a ease to the Board.
49, N9rr and Robt. l.. Pitt>field President
T., nr Northern Liberties Bank, also died to.
''s' It IS said of cholera.
GAR AND FLOUR-Sugar is now chean-
man Hour in New Orleans. A barrel Of
' 'est sugar at the price-say 200 pounds.
''ree and half ccnts-is seven dollars.
., D,'e flour, weighing 100 pounds, sell, at
'7ht dollars
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ESSEX COUNTY CONyENTIOv.

In pursuance of previous public notice, the
Wings of Essex County met in Convention
The meeting was called to order by VIM. II
liartshorn, Esq. and organized BY the choice
of Spencer Clark, President, Richard Small
and VIM. Chandler, Vice Presidents, George
Clark, Secretary
On motion of Hon. John Dewey commit.
tee on nominations was chosen, viz: Preston
May. Jonah Brooks. II. p. Colman, Richard
Small, Marcus Webb, John Dewey. James
Ford, Jonathan Mathews, Isaac Houston,
Nathaniel Houston.
On motion of VIM. II. IIartshorn. ESQ. =
committee on resolutions was appointed by
the Chair, viz: VIM. II. IIartshorn, Stephen
Howe, Jonah Brooks, John Dewey, Preston
Nav.
The committee on nominations reported as
follows:
For Senator, WM II. 1IAnrsmoRN. Esq.
For Judges, NATHAN J. GRAVES. WM. Bur-.
BANK. For Judge of Probate, WV. CHAN
nIrE. For States Attorney, REUBEN c.
BENTON. For Sheriff, j. G. DARLING
For High Bailiff, S. r. DExNEr.
The committee on resolutions reported
ReSo'red. That we support the State ticket
nominated hy the State Convention assem-
BLEED a; Rutland
The following gentlemen were chosen as a
County Committee for the ensuing wear. viz
j. +. Denison, Preston May,J. $. Clark VIM.
Burbank, John STANDBY.
GEORGE CLARK. Sec.
Lunenburch, july 8, 1854.
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J)ratb5.

In Westminster, May -, Mr.. Frederick A-an,
Gage. aged %
In GAINESVILLE, Wis. Of >crofllla, Lucy. wife Of
John kimball Esq, formerly vi Iras'urgll.
In Pcacliam June ii: Mr.. Mary. wife Of Mr..
Henry Flint, aged so wears.
In Burke. June &c, Mr. Levi. Holden aged -
years and 10 months
In Sutton, June p, Mrs.. Sarah Ra,rarI. a-"d
s." ears former, Of G,c,ei.
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In this town, July T., by Rev. W. r. Bond Mr. Lu-
thcr Russell. Jr.. Of Lyndon, and Miss Marilla Par
kcr, of LYMAN. y. II.
In panville. July 3. bv Rev. John Dudley. Mr.
Stephen i. Kent, Of ranvillc. and Mss Mary Jane
Cu>hnan, q: ST. .Iohnshury.
In Danvie. July =. by Elder y. Sias Mr. Vim
d. 1luntre'S and Ms Jane a. Hayilamd both o:
Danvile
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1nNill. subscriber after an absence If four years
L which time he has spent in lrri,ctin. himself
i'll Ike art OF his trade" has returned 10 81 John, b,,-
~. and is now prepared ~ dc the incest work III TIE
line Of
Painting. Paperins and Glazing,
and in manner that cannot fail 10 meet the wishes
of TIE rI">t ta>tii;'t:>. lie can De f"n ut Mr.
Liner, Hawkins residence. on Maple street
j. q. MIiLAED.
St..'ohn>burv. July IL, 1854. ss5;t
NoINE. Know Ill men by these presents that
" the Copar:ncr~hip heretofore exi>;ir- l,-twt.
Lester :. Richards 4 !. Il. Livingston. doing lr>i-
under the Iirm of !. Il. Livingston &c is TINS
DAY Iis>"l, cd hv llntril consent
In witness whereof We place our han.ls
LIB. LIVINGSTON.
l.. $. RICHARDS.
Witness-Luriu- \. 1."oA. Geo. Damon,
Barnet, july :. 1S;i Ss5rc
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IRON l'LANETS

Wh'ci 'licv have recently iu' IN operation wii...
Hcara"!" Of rlanrg twenty lee: in lcrc.ii .,r'v
cCii' inches ~ with :"rtv-:wo inches in doth
with which they az" PREPARED with experienced
""k'i~n :" d" any 49, e i',,,,, 4: >"r. n".ir..
:" 'i'r entire satisfaction 81 '.-:r rr>:n,lcr> Tho
have also III connection vii, the business rx:.r;-
cnc"', Pattern Makers and can >,,p;,v or ..r- il,
That linz.
III" Saw il. Board Az, C.al,:nlri Pir:icr. IN
'"in'lnS Machine c"nn"c:c vii; HIS ~>.ahl'>nc.i;
are III operation am constantly prepared with rx-
rcrirnret w"rk'ncn for hE>inc>> in this line.
S:.J"i'>!urv. Vt. July :. 1874 >e4.f
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.

There was terrible loss of life tv "a col
lision of trains. on the Susquehanna Roa1on
the Fourth of july about four mile. from Bal
timorc One OF the trains carried about two
thousand persons. who had been celebrating
the day at Riders Grove Over twenty per-
sons were killed instantly, and one hundred
more were seriously injured. OF the latter.
several have since died. The account is
dreadful. and the feeling created by its peru
sal is not improved by the knowledge that
carclcssness of officials was the cause of SO
terrible an occurrence
Later accounts say that there have been
- deaths, and several others it is expected
will not survive. Arrests Of persons in the
management of the Road have been made.
! MENrC".-latc news is to The effect that
the cause Of Alvarez appears to be prosper
ing. and it is not believed at Acapulco that
Santa Anna can raise a force sufficient to ar
rest the progress of the revolution
"a The Orange County Democratic Con-
vcntion which met at Chelsea on Thursday,
nominated the same ticket as last year for
county officers, with the exception of one of
the Assistant Judges J. B. Bailey. Esq. of
Fairlee, being nominated in the place of Mr..
Batchclder.
Washington, July s.--Thc Union has a
semioflicial article to-day, declaring that Gu
ba must belong to the United States. 1t also
in,imatcs that the administration is now car
rying on negotiations for the purchase of the
Island, if these are unsuccessful, war must be
resor.cd to.
COMMITTED FOR MuRDER-John Marsh
all has been fully committed for trial, for the
murder Of Michael Calm, at Manchester
MCDONALD AT HOME.-Nloscs Mcdonald.
the only representative from Maine who vot-
ted for the Nebraska BILL is now on visit
home. 1t is said that at Limerick he was
hung in cffgv by members of his own poli;i
cal party. & that while stopping at Biddeford
depot he was greeted with sroans and hiss
es.
SuICIDE.-Lorenzo Danforth, Young
man of "a years, Of Lisbon, pat an end to his
life. on Wednesday last, the 9Th inst, by
taking the oil of cedar. lie had become en-
amored of a young woman in his vicinity,
who. it is said. had encouraged h,s partialty,
but finally rejected him, when he became
sick of life, and induced its untiInc'.y end
,4'.n;o' ors.t. Reporter
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I'liE Subscriber vii iurc Piano. du~i.. n, 50,
Ill '"Nn. "r'r> TX MAJ. ,r>' lti}. W. ],
promptly attended :" Until sept. :.
ErrFrrNtr>
JOHN II PADDOCK, :. L,,,,,,u,,.
Go. i. NIEE & CNlCKEEING & Sons,
E"s.on.
G. II. CLARKE.
s.. .'o,.,:,. ~. July II. 1854. ..:...
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I'm Subscriber inform, al lrr-"rs infested I,
him 10 ca! AID lat their hill. wi:hou. DELAY II.
i IN want OF hi dues and must and will have Them
and al lcre"> WAY C',vrrn Themselves according.
", PETER t. IONEEt;\N
july 10. l>:. sc:va
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Notice to Mechanics.

VI>lif UNDERSIGNED. Bull ir. Crnmitt.c in leilS!f
u m Sc"l District No. I. tc;ci'7 i'''-:::c rn';r'
ais ir furnishing Materials. AID buildings St,r,l
!r>" u,rl ii. .io injury Plain. in said District.
Proposals VII H. received until tie 3,ih .;. .i>';
t''r dong the wh',r. for The Masonry and W'""
W"'h separately. Tie ll;>r 70 hc hrl. IN :icc"r-
dance It'll l'iI nd >-.,rca.;on wh.;l INV i.c
>"c! II tie house .. \. i. tr.''v.
EAREnN MntLIoN.
lunAIE Ci.tiNilE
AMOS &. MORRILL, Bw'i,ry Z; ,,r,r.f
RUSSELL HA!LkTr.
i. X. ColLl. siu.
$50. = viRAr=I
i.>>cN l'i-.fi--.S.
~ y r. ..tc Ctnr: h,;- =. t.rii.ii.ail in ar. to-
sa!t! district. H." 81: i.' - Ia, \. II. ia:
~ II! EEAS t.c.li't:,, Nri,'. administration If
W Ike L>t;;r a.: fr.,r;- tu>li':n,. .:'.r # Eum
f'r'. i'll the t.'.i,:. 60: "A;.l III. :,iai- ui Ma,
'."r"a-c''. ir1.r'>, g. = :. - q! h> AN
mi.ir:-,:rn. All! :" l.-.u, AZ :c-.rii,t ara.,>,
SAD estate ir ~ III i'i,.'i i ..,.a:1r": I. i,
fl'T' - "~'cr,". - G.. - -. ~ rl~
under c"i,>i !rr:ii ar. - .a,,i y the Probate
O;Irc ~ GI;;....f.'. IL Ia - / August. A.
H. ia. .;'3 i i.'f- ,r.!ri ti..s. al, l,..--,.-
Interested L. n',iiisi .'rr''i l., lullcai.n, .as
copy q: tic rrri 81 Ia -. III IT,. Cal .oni.,
Irin'r 4! \. j-i,iir,. three nr,.- >lcce..i,cl,
rrcv'n- I" >:ii ti;ri, II 'Iir, that they ma, ay-
lrar a! c',.'.>: 80 -: .:, .; AZ: account II
ilcI cause l., ~. ,,,-,
N;c>'. uEANlI. CRAWFORD,
.',.'.cc i l'r"l.sic.
:Iiic c'',, Il record Ss.M:
itte>:. Nm. H. nAEi >iioEN leg. tie
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Application. ni TO- :.,':r ~ tie t;c, trsl 4.
>cnhv Of III" safe - N,iino:,. rex. Z" lee. h,l len
AT Montpelier. i'r tie r-c.l:.i:cr vi the D-nk a
CalrI''Iia. AID :" Increase the Ca,,it:l Stock =.
,; ~. :, ..,J rflo
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a For the week ending July 2d, there
were 379 deaths in New Orleans. BEING a
large increase over the preceding week
100 of these were from the effects of SUM-
stroke.
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FROM ACsTEALIA.-By the steamship
Golden Age, Panama. we have Melbourne.
dates to May l4th. Through the favor of
Messrs. Ilinckley and Co Of Melbourne, We
have copy Of the Argus of the 5th. The
price gold was at SO l9s.. and the demand
quite active. The accounts from the mines
are not favorable, and the miners are LEAVING
and seeking other business. The mark ct,
were ovcrS'ocked with goods of every varic-
IT,
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' AZ: ::: =: '; ':' 81; ;;: :: :
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Farm for Sale.

Inn r. VINE Subscriber Offer, for sale II,
f'rin. >:.H7.ci al.out y, nile
n"f'h al icac:iani Corner, aud The distance
fro,n Pcac!.am Hollow. >,d farm i. beautifully
situated. and contaii.> I'll acres of excellent. Ia,
IN good state Of cn.rl:ior Oxide! int, moving
pasture and tillaSe. The Farm is WI w,m,ic,l
with spruce an! h"r wood timber. and is VOL w.
tered IL" huing> are new air! thoroughly in
incl AMI Tor convenience ar" not surpassed.
For further particulars r"l, and look i. o,cr while
the crops are on II gro';:'. Terms 81 Iav.ncn:
made easy. LANES Y EJXrE>OV
Feacham. July II. ls5i S>;v3
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lONNECTICCT 4 rASsl MPSIC RlV.
~ Els EAll.EoA N--Thc Annua! N.r.ir,e ..i
the C"mh""'''r. \ Fa>>r,nl>ic Hi,.r> Railroad Co.
viii hc t'i"n Il. IL" .Inac,io: House, White RIVER
Junction. W".lc-i,v. III" 3I>t .lav of r,.iy =,
-! o'clock. L. NJ. for In" purpose Of choosing H.
rector. aid Ira>actine any ".h-r Lu>in~>. ,I,a,
NAV r..a,,v come before >ai.i meeting
HENRY kENES Secretary.
\cwhurv. VI. July !. 1854. >s4w;
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- DWELLING: HOUSE
i;;;;sak FOR SALE.

y" house i car'' no.; al,n Il, al. i,,,,,;i,r.
/ and the location dcra'e. Trqr:ire 81
SOLOMON ANDREWS.
-. .Io!.r>b':i.. I,irc I>.4 >,s,f
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"a Murrill, who kidnapped solomon Nor.
thrup, was arrested on Sandav Hill, Wash.
inston county n T., on Monday, being rec
osnized by Northrup.
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"a A boy three years of ave. son of Mr.
Beals, was burnt to death at Manlius Depot
y. l.. on Tuesday. Not even vcstise of
his bones could be found in the ruins of the
house. Owing to fire-crackcrs and matches
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Smiths Spring.Tooth Horse.
FRA E\ESS
Pay Up! Paw Up!

For sale ny G.J. X T. BUNpl. I.,nd"..
JULY I>It =,
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CON.
vENTuON

The Wings Of District No 2. are requested to
meet in Convention at White River Junction. on
thursday, July 18th, at ! o'clock r. NJ. for the
purpose Of selecting Candidate to be supported,
by the Wing. Of said District at the next Congress
ioOo1 E,cc,;.,
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-BROOKL YN ITEMS.

FREEDoWOF TIE PULPn.-rhe Rev. Samuel L0ngfe
low minister Of the Second Unitarian Church Of Brooklyn
worshprg at The Aiheneum preached last Sunday
irg anniversary sermonit being year since his rst
connection WITH he ohurch-in which he briefly reviewed
What bad been done the past year Il modest and
truthful description Of the position the church have taken
ard be earnestly urged his hearers to stand fss. upon the
ock Of freedom of opnion-character and credible
stone of their church He thanked them heartily
that they Lad attempted any restraint upon the free
dom Of the pulpit but had always granted the pulpit the
fullest uiierance upon all utjecs
This growing church ia a society and by he annual
report OF the Trustees appears, very aourshing
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oondiisp, having 10 debt and although only
fuppor. iself has been ensbled bssdes 10 arbus e.
erossy .s,cordipg ifs abiry to roe Chldrens Asa
cieiy," Antioch College" the Female Emp oyusus e.
"eie,y7 Of Brooklyn sud various other unse tartan eh
ties amounting to considerable sum Ia the aggregate IA
Female Employment Soce, which promises 20 much u,
fupess originated tbs church spd has nov b,srd =
mans gers connected with different churches rem,
seniirg oil sects riniiarsn Uui'ansn and unvsrssusf
The Trustees of dis church have secured the AsAsues.
fr term of yesr and have procured the Of The ass
organ lately on exhibition at the Crystal Palace
WBro NoviSArIoy FOR ALDEasAN.-rhe Wkigs Of Ia
Fifth Ward held meeting at he Brooklyn Ho,e! 10 Hs&
son av last evening Joe the purpose Of nominating can.
ddate for Alderman OF TIA, Ward fiji the vacaosy oee,
.or ed By the death OF Dr. Patrick H. Morris There w
good attendance and Capt Rufus Bclknap Wa nee
mated by rolsmaton Suosequs nty messing vas be-
b, those dissatisfied With the .dogs sad John Iseek
Fo w.s nominated but thst gentleman refused to ssal
The field is thsrefcre clear between Capt Beknsp and ID
Democratic candidate Tie Word is strongly DemorsrA
but Capt Bell nap has many VAIN friends in that perry
who will work sor ha with al ,heir might He ), ms
who is euneply qualified for the staion.
DrpIcArIoS SERVICES The new brick Church, Coz
sregsonsl near the of Fulton aud Cisson svs,
Brookin viii be opened to-morrcS, the Esd Discoure
Mo- A. " by the pastor the Rev II. W Parker Ats
p. NJ the Rev. DR. Siorrs Will ofoia'e q
CRY CouRr-Before Judge Greeuwood,--An sctios
bor,ht Cour ssains Peer sgy BY be srcosi,a u
Nareens o. the sci % 1888 IL y" sooFn hat y
sing building n sus.' asa, B,rsen VITA egg
walls here the Law requires twelve The Jury foensa ~r
Tor tie penalty, s5o 81.
THSFT OF A Trunk BIT PoErrE.-On Thursday mora
Tx nni arrived IN this from Albany and pa, 20
f.rd stan Son aft he had tsien lode
bird e3lored n-Ud lsary Johnsoo 10 erag hb
tfuns ths boat johnson procured " snd his bs
cok fol su OF clothes and put them
rbn BE- 8rcokyp and cold the With TIRE ensind
Of the contents secondhand rstsbh Ia Wsier f
Scents observ,din resv toe evening With tie
clothes or praned By another eoored
.zsneir nrd Fourth District Police and ocka "a
fhev before Jusic, Curtis yesterday ai tst
az ait ofthe OTard Jury IL supposed rea~ws
Gees soTy 20 the keit -
VIOLENT ASSAULT UPoN A WON,S-Onoer Murphy
Of ,he Thd District Police ysstsraiy arrested rhomss syusf
besfis the brua The nstrumssf
vth which he stfnck
TIC severely thai fa.d
qreuces lie oced 70 await the sesah Of The
rsiies Inflicted
THE FFrH W,Rp.-At the Democratic Primsry Meet
,rg N the Eth Ward Thurdiy ,gh. Mr. JobnJ WAITS
rorineo for Alderman I'll he Gee soned BY the db
Of Dr. horfls. -
CIRCUIT CoURr.--1ho Calendar for Monday, April q
embraces Nos 80 to ~, bOh lBciu'ye
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Phusc<rpkia Markets

Inspectors Of Flour snd Neal g tse es eaus April %
is SO bis Eou- Ss e fne DO A. do MID oss
DO i've Rour - 80 Corn Ns. Is do. condemned
~otsL HISS.
The GemanG Tor Csrros ,dsy; about $50 bss sod
sscdJ prizes Coal wanted 70 and srng ni prices
qvi-t With Moderate doiar 81 SIC
IS bal e. The rsket depre2e Il fssgn
st The gh ard holders demanding f1rner
pIc vt trci5s buyfs except fo boe for a. Cd
sses from s. s. barrel r far ret. af I'd
eisnes RYE FLOUR quiet snail sale msse a. g 81
CORN NEAL IS 70 bsrTe s
fsnIs,lvsrs Meal o. wsEAT there irs oaiins and
sIns sssa sEnE 81 y f2 FOR eds snd 81 os for
whe an stcGt the sad 90 TO voe Bushels 70
sold ncsy q shost. OATS srf
u l. CzoCsREs there dTmE-xs
rsice With moderate bua. and Cotse former
The Provision nraes quiet and prices
the METALS 6m With limited transactions IN Iron
ard Less NHsET he'd z ssn for barrels and hsds with
Knit sf Z
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NEW, JER8EY ITEMS.

FIRE pEPARTMEST-N OmiyATToy or EsGfsEERs.--
representing the ditsest
Fire Comps.es las Ia the house Of Lb-'ty Eosae
Chief aud .si,sn Eng
1he the Of
For Chief Engineer samuel A French vas ren'"insed bye
unanimous
ForFu Assistant Robert H. MeCletry present Second ~
sis'snt = nomlneed. "E
seeond As.sn James ofs received the nomination
The elecscn will be held the fsst Tuesday Ia May.
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PHiLApILgEIs April 1.-THE eticas OF Flour 10 this market
foT the weei oaly laCc9 bsue ssnsi II 90 BAR
f dgflr he zane period f II Consequence Of this short
surply. the forsiln uev has Tot s1r.tsi priecs
NV ORLLAss April 1Oaf COrToS market has been hrn 20
dsv ID sales Of ~ % bales hitsng quoted II Tic Serins
FxcHAsGs y At prsm FEEIGaTs advanced to lSl6i
FIorE Al ~ s'od Ohio large export demand Cor coas
Sc IsED ffm e. &c
ApnI a. The saes Of corroS d.y 100
tG'es for the week hey eco bs The qao4ozs
atW decline II 10 & the Strict d1dlng
Il Our CorTox arket heavy to-day
yestsrcu;s sgcss. saies 20 bale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
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EXTRACT FROM TIE COURIER AND ENQUIRER
OF l9rH INST BRDs Hat Es'blsh.rt ~hch fr II
upon The has been dielae-s
,aumonWeath iuk Mr. Il
wiz be ha ~ his sand No ~ Sassu In more
where bo Nth his usual good Taste n.
b,h di.psy He lies for tntet
tie hgh, respctbr and Desirable class
BY Ddin upon self i.piaon, but
on NJ thorough kmsnn7 II his minfctuseI
lie hss succeeded % ely BY ueri'lng secce's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
COMMITTEE ON MARKETS

Tho Committee Markets of the Board OF Councilmen
met in the City Hall yest rdsy ct 8 p NJ ~ -
Cosnciusn CLlrros, CoofER, WAswSesr and REED were
The Committee FIRST listened to arguments in favor OF
he Catherine Market from Its present location TO the
foot Of hsrhet-st -, ., 4,
Mr. Of the market ON the ground
the srsstsr which Market would sve for tue
sale He sso set forth the advantages derived from the
sreser Martet He remarked that the petition IN hrs
6ssds embodied the hich he wthed to express An ast
That at the foot Of Cahsne there no proper &C
sop ms5bet boats tsk The eet 6anseros
foot parnsrs of Cshenett being the erai
aus OF The OF the street 10 Also
the petition for the removal The ss hn OF me
urrd o the removal Thee objections would be se'is'ed
by the val Of the market
Mr. a. n NEwNAN alluded to the filth of Cathsrine St
sn e arising the lines Of stages concentrating
ct that point , r. 4, .
Mr. VANDrKE spoke briefly against the removed OF the
atst series OF Dimensions tending TO show that the
Of Mail sreat alleged he
fault Of Corporation and
Narket Ca herin.s for
pie msrfene urged sssrs s removal On the other
hand would he
p o people ohe Fourth Ward and removed the Fourth
Ward well Fulton for sake As
10 20 ksrhstst 49,.
After further discussion eiudidatng no new tscis
fheC oum ;tfeeA dioptn ned