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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
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No LIoEssg.-Tbere are nine towns in the County OF
jefferson in which licenses have been wholly refused 10
taverns In two or three other only limited
Der Of licenses have been granted.
In Wayne County zee it stated that licenses have
been refused in all tie towns except two.
In Ovid Seneca County the only public house has been
refused license.
In Genoa, Cayuga County there is to be no legalized
traffic in intoxicating drinks the current year.
No Gcenses have been granted in the village Of Penn
Yan and druggists prohibited from selling spi-
r;uous liquors unless the applicant produce prescription
from q regular physician.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

IsDIAsA.-A great meeting was hold at West Unon
Knox Co.. May II, c. +. Clarkson presiding, which was
addressed by the Hon. Charles Reeneln at which II va"
Recd That the Missouri Compros having been approved ~
Cabinet and BY President and Conse SINCE
including members Of the Congress and especially Sen
DossGs the haste with which sought to De resesed
gross and Tprehenbe disregard
people We ask that tn question he fairly
the people tie ensuing elections and will be willing 10 abide
the
R,red That rrds this nssn BY Slavery the wish will and
ruling politicians and hsrsy pledge
opposition thing 70 the Deotaton OF nde
pereehce the Constitution Of the United states and TO snd
u sfed religion.
Essed That favor OF Homestead Bill granting linn
ed portions Land monopoly should be
Union public Ands should be free TO- and for the
possession Of occupy their natural AID
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

The 81. Paul Daily Times, by 7. NJ. Newson &
Co., is tho last fourth Daily that has roached us from
Minnesota. 1t is handsome Sheet right, though mode
rate in politics. and appears TO be well supported We
learn from it that ST. Paul has five Steam saw-mils ten
Storage Warehouses, two Grisnis an Iron and Brass
Foundry eleven Dry Goods stores twenty -four Groceries,
two Sash and Blind Factories, Chair Factory, Turning
shop and Ice establishment. TIE Tn.s reports $50 pas
senge having arrived from below by steamboat within
the preceding three days.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

hofror However there seems now 70 be help for il
D. ne weseri instance.
I.ITI0e wien the LeC laiure meets in Juyf)r there
= - 20 le,Ye hat i will mee during that month.
wLscver her Majesty Government miy have
lougL pioler 10 suggest to the new Constitution, viii be
fIl ntted for tie consideration Of the Assembly when me
uB.er will be finally settled. IL 10 be hoped too, .ha.
Il Legislature vii separate without bringing IN bll
10 fuerd tie election aw order 20 render the Ccnu-
on Perfect possible. AT present the property quail
fcstcrs Of electors dsgracefuly high. Our RS 1s
would do well 10 borrow few ideas from Lord John Rus
fels GtondonCd Reform bill from the proposed new
Constitution of Victoria, South Australia.
Sir Henry BaIky and lady returned on Weine4tsy
evening om ker tour in the northern and western Prov
inces Eyeryvhae they were kindly and ospltably re-
oeiyed ard leyal addresses poured Sir Henry from al
quarts In feet BIZ Excency at prese nj popular every
whore. A. usual tie people Of Jamaica have taken tick
great des of what b's been said Of the certainty of the
Iew Governor being the regenera;or in prospective OF
Jsneica. Time will show whether popularity based on
such z auticpa:ion vii lat. | doubt il.
division of the French squadron that was lying in
Carbagebs Consisting Of four vessels, under the COM
nend OF Admir- Vsoounte Duquesne whose penant Is
loisted Oh boerd LIDkegeine has lately been in
ten. but has taken 10 departure During the time these
sessels rtmfned IL Port ROYAL the Governor absen.
lie but the gallant Admiral and his officers were
handsomely entertained by Sir Rchasd Dchery General
Of The forces Jamaica many c0urteses passed
between the Inhabitants and gallant allies; the Corpo-
ration Of Kingston and entertain the gallant Admiral at
sumpuous banquet but the Chamber Of Commerce
presented lie ExoleDcy with sDeddrees filed with eom-
mon rlaCes which the made suitable reply.
The ;her has been opIressivey hot for some time
asi, nOiwsaT ding Leayy showers cf .rain. In
hneston, a. nights, the heat is almost unbearable The
cholera Las been pretty in Spanish Town There
has Teen few sporadic in Kingston and the dis
II iIe eTing me Of the country districts.
Among The passengers for England in the r. NJ steamer
DeIw,ni, which left tbs morning, l. the Right Rev Au-
tTey George Spencer, Bishop OF Jamaica. The cause OF
ls rmI~sry ab+ence l. principally Of domestic char
iCief.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

ST. ASS CHuRcH FOR DEAy-AUrEs-Servees con-
tinue to be held every Sunday in the small Chapel Of
the University wsshingtoneqaare. Tomorrow the
service the sgn language viii be in the evening. Since
the appointment Of Mr. Robert Leeder as Collector, the
Building Fund has increased from 1880 to upward Of
&lIOco Professor Doremus of the Thirteenths Medical
College will deliver lecture ito be translated by signs
on Chemistry to DesfNutes in his Lectureroom at the
College Wednesday evening the 3st inst at o'clock.
Deaf Mites and all who feel interested 10 their welfare
invited to be present. As everything in connection
with tbs movement for the benefit Of educated Deaf
Mu;es points toward permanent success, hope that
o may be secured forthwith for the erection Of the pro-
posel Church and Lsc.ure-room.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

THE CHARGE OF SMUGGLING LrqUoss-Mr Ernest
Cszet who has been charged with smuggling liquors from
the custody of the officers of this port, with intent to de-
fraud the revenue, thus repes the charge:
beg say that the charges and implications therein
contained affecting duplicating me- wholly incorrect
the goods referred TO had been regularly entered at the
custom house. and bond given in the usual form for the
payment of tine duties thereon which bond the Collector
hols and enforce at any time 40 that the United
States revenue has not been could be defrauded a.
alleged.
No cargo in this any former has been sent to
sny stor or place uptown and went town
anywhere except what had been regularly sold
fhs duties upon large part OF these forty packages al
legged q have been siezed had been regularly paid and
were net subject to seizure
You viii obge by inserting this letter In your paper
OF tou,rrow am, respectfully, ysur obt- servant,
L. CAzEr, No. Whitehall.
y,rS A.v liA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

From AFRIoA.-1be schooner COrtes, Capt. StanhOpe
arrived yesterday morning from the Gaboon Africa
bringing Mr. +. I. Williams and lady and Mrs. x. H.
Wlker members OF the Gaboon mission. The church
Corisco lsand belonging to the Gsboon mission,
ret fire by the natives the 4h Of April, and en-
trey destroyed Two Of the female dornesics natives Of
The United States, burned to death in the buildings
scjoDing the church. oil Of which destroyed IL had
leon very sckly at the Gaboon for several months.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Ses- Yor&, Nay d, 1854

NAE DRowssD.-A young man named John Smp-
20. was drowned in the river at Newburgh the even
ing Of the a4h inst He had been fishing until the river
became quite rough from The high wind thss wss blowing
when he started fee the shore; bot when within ten or
feeu rods Of the deck fsu ost Of TIE bss and before
assistance could reach him be saak Hs body has not yss
bsea recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

The Boston Post processes to have an extensive &C
quaintance among the " Pay Nothings, orior which
il holds to be even extensive and powerful than the
Know Nshings" Why doesn't The Post adopt the
cash system
We propose to found a order, to be called LEND
Nothings" Who will Join
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

NIAGARA SHIP CAsAL.-A map OF the proposed ship
canal around the Falls Of Niagara has been recently mado
from which appears that the length Of the work is to DO
25 miles with fourteen double locks and nino single
The harbor at Oco contains about below the
first lock, and between that and the second lock, Dis
OF about mles it of the capacity of from 300 "a
.oo feet There to be two basins .he village Of
Locko containing about 40 and the other
nl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

TRIAL AsD AcoUIrrAL OF VIZ. RAsKIs.-Thc trial II
VIM. Rankin at Paterson, charge Of numbering his
wife by poisoning lasted about week, asd tsnsted
Wednesday ct noon in verdict Of not guilty. Whsa Ne
verdict announced the count<nanoe Of Rankin lighted
up and be arose and addressed the Court Ts toner e
bis remarks thss he bad entertained fear - b -
result The Csar N reply ssiA hat be- ha1 placed ~
:ef IN ysy psnl'Is ,':s.s's. :s - = ~ tsa:s ess:
verdict Il ssqsrs: sad sdnoaaAsA hin asvG s6sia -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Tie OHIO Statesman establishment has been sold to the
pro reto of Tie OLo STATE Democrat and the two con-
be consolidated and published by aoint'tock
company, to be known tho Franklin Printing Com
pany The conductors OF The State Democrat have been
strongly opposed to Douglass Nebraska, but what course
fhex will rursue hereafter. we cannot say.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE wv. LAYTON,

WI.
This vessel which has been ashore for some time on
Squsn Beach hauled of Thursday afternoon by
steam-ug Achilles and towed TO the City There is no sp-
parent damage except oosenng the head Of the manmast
while lying the beach She is leaking very little There
were three lighter loads OF her cargo discharged which
have arrived al the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
NCLosURU NO. 2.
DISPATCH OF CAPT. LORING OF THE FURIOUS.

(Trsnson Of letter addressed BY the captain Of IL fuh
to Admiral Dundasl
On BOARD The FURIOUS before Odessa,
Thursday, April 81 1854.
ADMIRAL: have read carefully the Governor Of Odes
letter the subject Of the fire directed against the
Gag Of truce Saturday the sh of April The contents
under my command reached Odessa at break Of day,
about ten minutes TO six O'Clock. AT four or five miles
distance the English colors and the flag of truce were
bosted.
quarter past six two gunsblank csrrdges-wsre fired
from the battery.
Considering that the fire was intmaon not to pro-
ceed stopped the ships course Immediately and dr''ed
to larboard.
From this moment until the return of the boat the
wheels made single revolution and the vessel toated
fl by degrees moderate breeze from the northwest
lowing Oh shore. The stern toward the quarantine
arbor and took care open the portholes OF the
main deck and TO guard against any maneuver which
might give the slightest suspicion of hostile nten
tons my part ,,
reced against the boat then at about mile distant from
the shore Ii fell within about sixty seventy yards from
her she being then south of line drawn from the battery
TO tho vessel.
The Others followed close and may have been directed
against the boat against the vessel Tor ey were noro
in the straight line from that direction. ,
Jeut Alexander as soon he reached the mole asked
to ace the English Consul He told that he was not
ere that it early that they were going TO send
10 his ship He asked if the English Consul was still at
Odessa The officer on duty replied by begging nm 70
return his ship and person. who was there as Engsh
Interpreter added that twas not permitted him to say any
thing more.
.ruse were conspcuousy displayed board the ship and
,ts boat. .,
Of the officer duty the head engineer the engineer on
duty, and by every man on board am, @c''
WILLIAM LORlNG Capt X "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

We lc.sn fro IN tho London journals that Mr.. John b.
Cough the popular lecturer temperance, continued to
have the greatest in England He has just givon
prolonged series Of discourses at Exeter Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
NEW.JE,R,SEY ITEMS.

PIrIlsos-A correspondent says that Paterson seems
IN b. infested with numbers Of scoundres burglars and
bor,ehsves Only Ast week three dwellings were bar
glariously and their contents and
watches stolen. In one ease, go In money taken sad
watch valued at 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Mr.. CAsos-suthor Of the ." Carson Lsag1'-wl
speak on the Temperance question, and exhibit his plan 70
shutting up the grogshops Of NewYcrk ct the Adven
Mission Church No. 80 Porsyth-s Wakerss., san
day evening 8; Il o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

We nsce with pleasure that most Of the large Dry Goods
Importing and Jobbng houses closing their stores on
Saturday afternoon ct O'Clock This good msve and
We hope that an win join in it. ii win sfsrd the young
meu vbs have been confined closely to business during The
week. more time for Improvement;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

EDUcaTIos.L CosvEsTIos.-The agent of Grand
Prairie la Hamonia Institute JoHs o. WArTLEs, an
nounccs that Convention Of tho friends Of Progressive
Education is be held the grounds of the institute on
the second Saturday in June
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
fAdvertsement
HH STRANGER Ar BARsUM's-Miss Mestayer IL

the best of tho delicate part Of
Mrs Hser the Stranger" TO be met with In City and
performance we'll shceng
should fail visit Bsnsm Museum this afternoon Tho
FAIRY Guard snnsins TO be repeated this afternoes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
fAdyertiseuenL
Crockarv china and Glassware cheaper than ever

Crockery, China and Glassware, cheaper than ever
SAMUEL No I20 Canal Beet French
China Dinner se for $50 Ghded do sts heh dseofs,e1 90
from Also rich Tea Sets Vases and Fancy Articles
every variety together with fine assotment Of English stone
These and large assortment Of Ga<wre are now offered
AZ yery low prices- Purchasers would do well 10 call
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
fAdverfssemen
"a GREAT SATURDAY NIGHTS ENTERTAIN

sExr"-wbo could wh for better progamme Of snasemest
than that which be given PUsDfs NATIONAL THsArsa
tonight Mes cOny snd Taylor sad Master Cony With tse
the Drama OF the Murdered BOSNIAN
and tho Psntomie Don juan" Mr. and Mrs Prior Mr. O l.
tho whole Company the nest and pleading Drama
OF the Allsn Mad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
lAdyeusement
Rr,rr,rru ExuiRrrIoy-Wbile Niblo's Garass

Juss attracting sdmiTing crowds WOODS
LERY FoREIGs scEsEaY every day wianiss
opinions He receives Pupns
To MONDAY His Gallery and Aesdeny are a. No ~
Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

The SHIP SErzUREs--The Committee Of Merchants in
regard ship seizures have returned from Washington
highly Satisfied with their visit In their interview with
the President and the Attorney they assured
that it not thought BY these officials that there had
been any real Infringement Of the navigation laws and
that if there had been any technical Infringement il had
been favor Of the immigrants that proper notice should
have been given before seizure and that in the present
circumstances there would be order for the discharge
of all the vessels seized.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Advertisement
Fclnse did not stOp Ladies' from purchasiaR
IAdvertisemsnII

HAsLsYs FIsE sFLIr STRAW AsD DUssrAsLs BossErs Hs
assortment still large and Ladies' do say No 81 Jshnst Ne
only place In tho city they find fine sssormsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Nicholas McCsrty an old citizen Of lndisnspos and
Whe candidate for Governor in isSs died oo the I'm
inst in the ssth year Of hS age
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
lAdyertisementl ]
Wou.y's RICUrs PhrenolOgically Cons

subject Of Mr. FowLEss eare At Athsnsum Hall BrooyA
sess only l2t Phrsnoosel examinations
siven 1urirg the day, 10 the Lecture Room
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Gas GAS GAS CHANDELIERS and Gs FIX
IUsI, of Modern sna sDsre designs vii BE- found the us
ranqaenrins dSD6t AlcHsR WARsGk Co. No 10 Broad
wsJ The lsget stSek IN America
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
fAdvertssment
Elesant French and India Wedding and Visiting Cards
IAdveftisemeDtl |

engraved printed the latest ys wsSl:s Enysop~ Of syey
ption OF the from pss and London diver
plated Dos Ps,es EvsiDsLLs soz Broadway Of Dasse
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

BELL PEssos LAKE. No M Broadway between 0rsnd -
exhibit THIS MoRsIsc choice s>rortnnat
RI. IDS md reduction from usual picsa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
I lAdvertissmentl
PHREyOLOGY enables us " read the characters 4

our fellow men Judge reliably whom and with WHOM
10 70 relations and becomes AZ the most d.
shtfu and inter study which possibly engage oU
Examinations the bsorHgss FowLER toa Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
ADVERTISEMENT
TEAs-Tbe best assortment of FINE TEAS will bo

found the CAsros TgA ConrAsY No rs Chatham
Pearl and Roo.ave The oldest Tea estssshmsss
readers that they do better than es
where either at wholesale os retail They have branch
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
fA1vsrtissmsntI
RpAss SPRNe TRUssEs-BENyAMNs BRA6l

No ID Beck rusD grows weak -
sse Il radical hsa al other Truss IL h =
ped which does mach ssy 10 the spns Sn dsS -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
A WONDER or ART.-The great eclipse of yost

da, wes Dsgsereoyped twentysh perfect ctnres tskss
through the telescope showing size s the phss Of Ne
sun and moon Roor No j Broadway where tho pictures ess
be seen See notice IN another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
'AdvertAementl j

Try wyNKOOp's FEVER and AGUE ExrERMNA-
Tor there nothing Ike for caring this disesse Pce e Ooe
Ne 10 Futon<t. second Hoor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
TAdvertisrment 1

The MOsT POPULAR DAGuERRE0rrPs GALL&s
of N.r.York il Roor's Broadway. Srsssoscorss,
CRAYoS PcruREs taken to psrfecisa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

MuRpEtous TRAPS IN THE SrREErs.-A correspondent
writes Coming up rem Castle Garden to the Park last
night found on the left hand side three iron grsngs
loosely open each inviting destruction and death to
him who should tread upon it. Is there no remedy for
this Does country. which permits these death-trsps
to brittle every turn deserve to be called civilized
Have our authorities any right beyond that OF highway
men and murderors in permitting such things to exist
We would reply to our correspondent that we have
already called more than once the attention of the be
ce Government of this City this hdeous and exeorabe
abuse. We do SO emphatically now again
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

RoDF's Cuf DIEEcrOET.-The City Direcrcry got up
by Charles L Rode il issued this morning. forming
volume of nearly eight hundred pages, in adtton TO
eopous snc valusble appendix. We hare examined this
Directory With good deal OF and in point OF CON-
pe,eness end accuracy find it great improvement on the
preceding fsues Ii is useless to expect peresnon in
work OF tts nature but think that al Who may have
occasion to consult the presen. volume will do 80 with
very considerable degree Of satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
bs staasors Th~~o~<s at Wa CAssess
~ c. Il aosxHTrL
rs54 3AM I'm sPX
NJ o, -.-.y0l 72 n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
TAdxerfixe uneDtl

ADV semsnt
I'm gazing thee msthW.
Though between sweep.
And years have traced upon brew
Their burrows stern and deep,
nd like dream Of other days,
Thine eyes meet mine ows-
Ard thy W. eets smi q Of long ago
Cheers the wsnderer lone.
DAGUFRRgOTYPEs set in l0cksts, seals ems rssts.
Al BRApys Premium Galleries Nos to and Sss Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

TIE SUy DAGUERRE0rYPED-Am most remarkable work
of art was accomplished yesterday BY Mr. Roor the we'll
known daguerreotypis,. With the aid of Mr.. Campbell
in Sixteenhst who has very fine private observatory
and Prof LOOMS Astronomer in the University Mr. Root
succeeded in getting twenty fine views of the Eclipse
varying through all its phases noted with perfect accuracy
as to time by Prof LOOMS This making the sun take his
own portrait is indeed feature in dsguerreotyping
Commodore Vanderbilt the steamboat king, very Sc
riously ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

The following additional subscriptions have been re-
ceived for the testimonial to Capt Fitch and others BY
K. Bel, Treasurer, No. % Wall-st.:
255 Duncan Sherman Co...Sloo
AleI Duncan. 100 W. Rseoior Esq "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

The Cin.innas Express over the Erie Railroad. due
here at 25 with about 100 passengers of the track
on sharp curve near Pond Eddy. seven miles above
Port Jerv, this morning, smashing the locomotive and
disabling ie cars, and tearing up the track but hurting
nobody except slightly bruising the engineer, Daniel
Schaer, Who retained his position, whsting for the
brakes unit the brought up against the rocks.
Had the ,ccident occurred hundred feet either way
the injury and passengers must have been muca
greater bu the speed low, and the run the land
side instead of the river
The conductor Mr.. Dennis telegrsphed at to Port
Je-vis and train dispatched to forward the passen-
gers who reached here P. NJ. Damage to train two
or three thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

RECEIVING SroLrs GooDs.-A German named Susmo
F,tn living At yesterday arrested oy Ono9
~ R;ns., OF bs Third District Police char ed With hvt.g
on ys occasions opousy received goods which has 80
.fo,n iyr-n b, premises H. Run Of No i1 Orsad
Wnsmshash searching the of hs sscusse INC
tonnd thv gate which we're tsnuh:1
portion Of the stolen property He taken before Ssses -
srd con nitsej 10 await examination.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
%DERNIEREs %NoUvELLEs.

: aa - %% IS A@@eIP - n
Nous recevons au moment dc metre
sous presse, des journaux qui a%nnoncent
i'inccndie de six bateanx aHyapcur. Ce
facheux esenemcnt est arrive hier matin
dams la rade de Ia Nlle-OIeans. A. raj
On eralue les pertes o~ccasionnees par
ce- sinistre 4 un million de piastres. -.
Nous apprenons aussi:f dc tous les
Judgements rendus par !. JUICE Cole, dams
les ~affaires qui ont etc sonmises a la Cour
Supreme, pas IN ma etc rehvcrse. Cette
confirmation dcs decisions dn jugc Cole
est I'm gage de securite pour les habi-
tants du Cinqaieme district qui so1t obi.
ges d'ayoir rccoaTs aux %tribunaux, c'cst
en- meine'temps un ~r6shltat tres f~lattcur
nonr notrc %nonycau jpgc, ct la prcsse dc
cc district ne fat que rendre Justice en-
lie m~cnsionnant. asts 4'1-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

in this parish, on the left bank Of Bayou
L.afurche, at about two miles above tho
village Of Napoleonville, on Saturday the
25th day Of February 1854, at ten o'clock
a. NJ, 10y A. r. Hickman, sheriff in and for
this parish, the following described pro-
perry, belonging to the aforesaid success.
sion TO wit =
10. Francis a negro mar aged % years.
20. Louisa, a ncgro n aged ..abont
II years.
30. 3 Horses, 3 cows, ! carriage. The
household and the kitchen utensils, &c.
Tcrms-and Conditions
The slaves, payable n third in march
1854, one third in march 1855 and thc re-
naming third in march 1856, Purchasers
to furnish their notes with good and sol
vent security, with special mortgage nsgil3
paid, said notes to bear interest at the rate.
of eight per cent per annnm from maturity
until paid, The thoveakIe yabis
all sums under often dollars, in march 1854
and all sums of ten dollars and over ten do
lars one half in'lnarch 1854, and the Cher
halfin march 1856, purchasers 10 furnish.
also good and solvent security until paid. a
Pari=h Of Assumption. Jan. 2lE. lS5k.s
o a. Il. NICKNAME.
10 ~ s.. -.S SO 1fstSi3cr'G.