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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

posr,cE oS PRrsrrD MATTER IN CrBA.-Is Ma
f;otI IEfeLIigencer says: We are authorized 10 say
thai the Postmaster General has received through the
DEPARTMENT of State official Information Of the increase OF
,olere on printed matter in the Island Of Cuba 10
nj double The former rates. The following extract OF
Reyal decree Of the 9th November, 1888, publisher by
order Of the Captain General in tho Havana official
gazette Of 18th January, l-3i, viii explain itself lhe
rates therein stated Of in addition TO the United
states postage which he's 20 be prepaid on all similar
publications. sent 10 Cuba The decree provides thai
Foern 3iss country whsoeyer shall
nal (z csnis) FER Dunes, u lose ana - Per s-
spanish pound Guild they direct ron .ns s
provided that sscn's this bsdFe nc ~
10 the rseksse en,iil TO ether ns
band ue coVered MI ~
Ivats cuLe ether nangScTirs trf tE OF ths e'a3e w
iss OF ,ny other be.sdng also psnphiets nsiaf
that III ard PUBLISHED IL sencecA nslSoei PSI -
esrs arss PER loose a9d ~ Pr nfoSa ", oy1as
aelossd Ia toe e1ke TORN oieh -
ulste thcuyh ~ island st - coats per onHee toSs
ard So PER tH7os"
sruL ANOTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
the acme Of horrible contest on Friday evening sst,
b resulted in the death % respectable citizen Iae
as testified in the examining court arc rs %,
low, Joh nathan Elsfon. the deceased and John w.
Crnyels the husband OF his stePdangher, bad dheu
concerning some pecuEiaTy matters ID the eoiI's,
xbih from high words hey Proceeded 70 blows sna
liz CraverF cutting Ellston In the neck and brepss "I
srps knife Of which he died early saturday W ~ 90
Cfavqns " % tried before Judge Botts. and PEI, CO,
bai fori.s sppcagGnce az the nent term ~ .' SN'
CoCIi 70 20 The charge o. <, ws,s nth
The Pev Jar,cs C. Richmoad, who y ee'an g., ~.
omar in Hungary belongs % tbs chy' tS 500, -
u Tie Etiec tai Church, fnAn =. 80 I,,r
i"a.Ii1r md u impliye temperament tris''S "As'
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tDWiD X collins CO., No 8 Wsilst, n. y.
GROWN. SHIPLEY s. Co. Liverpool
John MJSROE & Co Rue Norte Dame 1es Ftcto-.ss
Paris SEQ III. DRAPER, HAVE
The owners will be accountable FOR gold nvr
hoioa poce jewelry precious stones metals anlet BILL
the value the therein expressed
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Sp,r1T Only pPIZg MEDAL for TRUSSES
feGal Noilfes.

sTA SURROGATEs COURT held in and for the
Comfy Of keYcrk the sarrogses Oice n the CITY OF
New the twentieth dy q Detstnlet il= ~ &c
,Ao.tsId eishi hundred and fy eHi3ee W.
!eLs 0! ROBERT DlN8EE de'e-sei "
.esGirs AID Lrs Tie petition Of Wiin WIIas "a .o.a
late NeYork deceased for AZ hcy 10 mort
the Of the sA deeessed of ne P.yasH
tie .sid Robert Ingee deceased appear 9ti9e ne
Ire Comfy You HE oee In the Cty Of new 10
Ftth dy OF February next 81 70 O'clock 70 ne i1Ir
then md there show by authority should not s So
The lease or cell so nnuch OF TIE
crate Rose Dingse, deemed g ha e osoesA e
paw his aebs % iw'l A w. BRADFORD slrEcsIa-
bsyiSs es JOIN BREREroS lac Of the City d New
deees.ed present the ssns Es ;Sgsaeis us51 20
he civ OF NtwYort before she third Day u July mex
psfea Ssp-Y,Ik the 1sh day Of Ds1sinageI' l'''
s,,,.ucrt. %HFHEaIRH iSiilLLER, EAssa'o''.
IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate OF
= th OF ORt.s w DAWSON lats Of tie C!ty o.
Se. eecssrd presrnt tho sane Wh ~, - tn'
T. t A. heI reidrncs Ns Si anal g. IL tie Ciy Of
y",, On o. b. The srldh lay o. Ma nat '1' iO.'
the sLth day Of sept, - 1-'AH-" IA - ...,,ri,
=. siawt.1F 49,
~ pTVSIANCE Of an order OF he Surrogate Of the
v.vyr * ro'ice hcrb BY svou 20 al persons IA as
JOHN DRlS, OIL laie % tas ~ o. Ser-l -, az
1900 I. .lccrt 'hc srr1 $" ~ 80 eies 80 ,o Is,
iri.f' .u' "a DAVID BARltf, Am lis-rhtrf
15 lawlmF o.
- p,UsI'ANCE al an order Of the lrr'3i'e ol
- 10 i.ltfstA WILLIE "a, ol the tg VI NJ
.4't $50 the rh ga ia 'ff hei0''
ift rissr r. the f.sG'uef Of A"l,it -. 80
10 'ri yef. tbs eleventh Day 81 l,au1y' 's''
.,,,.,,s.,. GARyIy ni0siss '@''''
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN 1854 NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854


Thliss Prom sEw-YoRKFer New Neutrality-suspicious. 1t
m sI; md s.lUsM .ss 49,, Nd
stamford sorwsh and Bridgeport he'll trsin ss Stamford
FOR Port Chester aud Bridgeport spee,
fr Port Chester at BIS NJ and IS NJ for Bridgeport Il
Bo.Ios via Hartford sPrnsasd and at
70, cGo,e,1i DIR River ys@:s; Ro.4 ,nd Mon's''E,
Tor oi.tOn The Hes.Hsven Hartford and
stIin.fsld Rsilrosd-At II 3DA N
For s~s1en and se% ia II RalSoad
New LONDON Norwich, S'0ErslOn and Providence aid .
HoSs.One and S.us.iaei Railroad EIpre. GS s0d
70, D.nbDry and Nrwas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At A "
Ta.iss TO EswYoRK-Frou. New 81
So IS :pd ~ A and s.oIss' at o .nd -, ~
from Novslk ga from Port Chester 30 A. VI ADD >
t Of sdvertisernea Station Hop.e. and Hoel'
Wee Pe enc sSPt, o s. 10 :, Haven
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-New
~ Yors Sonerv. sOd Patton Winter .rTaIs menss-or End
.er Dec IS Ias P.-ens.r rrsin. ~ e.v, Pc,
TS 20 E o1 soI Srs5 ..S T. Rso c
op n Ley .,i fRsS's .STf' E'' G IN:
with trains BY the Railroad Company foot Of o0s
sage. connect with t.rpp rom NeYOrk follows from Plain
s %Et o' as s F zen 1i5 &c rom o or BeIds
Bethlehem so SSssaS
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-tall Arrange
.ys Ch."bers daily for Or h5'95 T los
D.. 70 s' f llal. ai3S n 'r oo@. ~
E1rre, Train NJ through four ho1r connecting Viz
No-tierp ard Western Trains -. 80 g..
Mail Train "A. NJ Through Way Trains y 81 and r u
y.xp.ess Trans p " teco mmoostios Train ~ s p NJ
For lsIry owp II 10y 2. NJ -,,,.r.,
IL. HoushteerEe way Passenger Trains ITO II aac =
Chamber ard V7 Frerhi and Passenger IAn q: a.
ron ChaIntrTS-st
For PeekikN az - p NJ .-,...
Ths .;own Peeksl and fo shkeepse Itl SOP at Al 10
Ts Dsers taken Chambers Canal Christopher 1871 snd 3
81 DAY aA1L TRAINS Al 81 p N from Caaalst for Aloa-;'
""'I I' al AL " ~ IDMuXD FRENCH sape1tasn3.nt
EIIOP BOSTON, Vie NEWPORT md FALL nv ER
Tae soendid superior tesnen BAY STATE Capt n
UMPIRE STATE Captain Benjamin BsJtor leave On
ndsy eTcep.ed from pier No " T. near the
Bitter. P II Both toooln7 at N. gPor; each Fa7
l. forwarded through 9TH Zeat dSl ~ 20
express ,isa train WI 3orDES Aseht Gos 70 ard % Wet
SJY4Tly ISLAND FERRY. loot u Whitebaltst-
- F.it t! cer's TO QOARAtfIEE sTAPl ZION, sAfbLE-
s!LT IkNDlNC The Boat8 vii leave every hour a! on'Vs
L. stste1 Islsnd. Leave Sev Ycft.
Ernn, 6aN TO pm. from 7 ~ &C Pa.
XII boa ron the Island. clocs Fase 81 cers
Malt Res YORK JIG eoes Fare y eo-s ccr atet
Included -
A 4 ur Ssht b5sf- fcloei o'n re issnd 70 o"o's
from Nev-Yors
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PflLA-
- DELPHIA Pier No l. North kiyeI Two ines dali; at
r. and NJ Accommodation Line at a 81 D. steamboat
John South Anboy th By ci TO way aud ei
In Fxtgess Line p NJ by John Potter 70 An0oy ~ pee
direct . Camden by care through in ho"Ts Fare b
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4lenicai.
4 NOTICE to the PUBLIC that the following a

4 NOTICE TO the PUBLIC that the following are
~ the results Of about 20 years eStersVe peee "o' Vu "
ceipts purchased rc c-,, 49,, -. s;...... ,,;..
% cents sugr Costed Vegetable Pills for LIVER sad bou'
esees they cause neither sickness pain pes PC IDn ram
Cure for the all Pan p-e p cents Care ~ D-rha
Cboero sea Sickness and Loosene,s Of toe Bowels pc DC
Pliahe Strengthening esr spes on
Canton Fsnpc rce IA Lameness all knd and Weak
Luur Tie beautiful article Of the kind ever t1
patc Physicians Of this city Of the highest epue recommend
Dr. 3 NEWMAN No sos Hudon-st New York sole proprs-
tor md usnuf.etrr for sale by Drusgss generally HALL
RUCKTL & Co. Wholesale Agents No % GreenSiehst y
4 MOTHER GREAT SCIENTIFIC WONDER
n That VAN PELl'S ISDIANA VEGETABLE oINTME VI Z,
eat tcienc Of The DO have ircd i
dny Scores suffering humanity are daily reorng 70 m
cd infbe Ointment fo relief l. composed Of niae OF IN
most and valuable Ingredients In the whole vegetable rnie
caktd breasts weakness and pain IN TIE ches Die
,cds burns gals sprps eons cTbunc and has no rival
old The Of the have been cured by
only applies Of tits ointment Price for large single
boxes sod who'll sale and retail the principal de9Ot
No 2 Duspe+ opposite The NewfOrk ana fe haIfoah o
and by the druggists generally.
HR. CLOVER TRUSS and BANDAGE INSTI
~ TUTE No 70 Ann EOIths patent pre ll Irup BIS
new esc and savnic female SappO tes
and Dets uments for Bow
wetk Ankles crooked SpDe ami esery kind Of dOins
prsnce 10 ade D. arJment through The ball 18th female 10
attendance Notice nAneDr GLOVER No llBandage ns'ito'e
DR HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPH-
pton positively be cured By tiF ra DE-
EanIs' There too proofs mo
London Monthly Times authority alone
cloud Of WITNESSES 10 ms city 20 lye e'
ropv in favor miraculous efficacy to heal and 81 P
mo sy complaints last supeedng the use OF al olei rem
redes prompt and satisfactory IT, action on he disease
hours Any medicine that strongly
lii By certificates people Of well known res?eeAhy c'f
tainy worth trial. ,,-.,.., 49,, W tst G-.o,-
Price 81 per hoitle, o, tN oi ~ ii'h''P1' w.
vic hgf.n near COuTtlaUct
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Professional Nctiffs.

professional NoIiffs.
MOUNT. GRANT 81 BELKNAP,
al ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
AND LAND AGENTs
S.p francisco California
xHls y MOUNT GILBERT A. GRANT, DAVID p. BELKNAf.
CYlVESTkR LAY, Attorney and Counsellor at
- Lev sbd for s the States ewJerey,
pesxare AsrNsnd and Illinois Office No Is WAEst York
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Gtcamtoals Gao RAILROADS..

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
o TesHPS' e 10 a NM for Hs S Id p 4 o. .ha
naes 10 A. 81 l. IL and SIS aud 90 r. y For Blo3tlyp:
IfsEs GdeinPo AZ a aud 50 P ii es1e Jamaica
$40 IS aud IA y ard 2I5 and $ NJ o. Saturday Ess9as
BrOosiyr oo Nonday mornus at ale
I7EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via
IN NET1GFsE9 oaI Il A
4os 10 lS I'D foot Of oonrad' al and "
ss.S gs9 in? sad II ssG Ken
@as' n 80 t snG 'p Manu a1a ia
s%h reduced Hsy prices NsTIel:sy 5ecqn mo osi Ln
~so.t in boars Olapi5u.es viii Keu;ostop
net ~ principal hotels and the central par OF
1Ifos5 Ss 1S al bs aso9e rams TrossS bs
s,Tass 'opsa minutes before the trains leave
GREAT WESTERN MAIL kOUIE:-SlATf
N MILES DISTANCE. sAvED.-MCHIGAN SOUTHERN
SS p !. ,ss ASp s sd
S p M ' WITH 6rSS ExPEss rRAs
sae LAKE. SHORE RAILROAD c6issso sy9ains
a nsS 5nns S y AND socs
fsIAND RAILROAD foF La sale B!9qm1Gt2n sPIiDsa. Al
!. cSicaso with train. on CHICAGO md GALENA RAIL
us line have h 5yese Of ;;foFips at ta l3 81
sbe and e1soU' delays oeasop' By LOW "Nhh
f3r TieuPS Ticte. any further information Apply at she Com
'aas Once No ' john S'Fer % General AGENT
n EN-1OKh ana NUN neal 49,
~ Bellows Fails Ruans Bg[Pg,n Wi1d'oT wn s Eysr
M 5: st 9Gn sSS oha is 6o. 3a
FSaG fSfeI 81 and fM B.sasc
Yok tGd Mo1es Freight By the HtAen s:eame Peck
sir FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent No l52 so-ta-st-
FVRAvELER! LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
K SAFETY and COMFORT CANANDAlGUA and magma
ta5 nd s .Dd New E ES6 .SG Es o
ost direct ard sEeditOgs e5ie s',wssn t snn Ne
mere cou0dOus ard comfortable ,han on Hay her ns Of Is
and the Western s;s'es o15uTpssd :o beauty aaa Ts
scenery and for the speed safety and comfort o. De Ssens co
nuniiy. ,u
TORONTO EMPRESS TRAIN leaves Nis.aia Fsif 4 ~ NJ
resrRs Cadndseua a. ITO NJ ws TIE CAoAnd'.Is
.Dd lr1s York and Ere Rnio-4 i9f Ny Y9Ft
CsrsudsisS y n with the Nall TAIN On the Oanas"Asas
'ToRoNTo EXrRESS TRAIN Cansndaisus at 30 H
sy,s NheEs eds iloP H. Ibis rain e0nnse o. 'oh'""a'
WAY RXPEFSS Tram le.,es C.psnds,1ss 50 " arrives
Frit forwarded NewYers 70 Csnsndas1a snd Ng1rs
Fas dpsieh and ,ey low rates Aso to al paris "
BGcgage CHECKED Oh No charge 'oI haFaas Va, -,
To4h Tkcs be bad TIE cces o. ne New ioIs ga
Ee Railroad Cousry No 1893 Broadway and attic foo, o. Dasrs
B-Fsssepsers can he teke,ed through to B-fAl0 'is
fsis by Calling al the Broad~sy oh,ss ov,v s..s,
SUPERINTENDENT. ofse c XF RI,
VA, SsnSIdA,sq, Dec SS.l IL l No Broadway xewYo
NIEW.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Psssenger
- Trains leave Pier foot Of D1ane a, "ows ,i4
Tre R. Buffalo and n Y City R. without Change oil
S,ts5A NJ for Dunkirk aud Bug-lo aud intermediate S's-
This rEGin remains over hight at E" ana
at 1890 ? NJ fo- Doukrk intermediate STA
Newturs F1yres.at4P NJ. tor Newbuis. -
WAY siP NJ, for PieI-oa; oisvi aad iaeiae'
ca. ns.s LsTscs..t5P - 70, paniirs ,n4 b tO
Or s. NbhY only EApress T.alH 4: 5 = NJ -. d..
TL E1e aai S91sS q iaII pT T;a cho e
"1'O'O w. CENs aINor saRe.ia saasnt
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M 81 OVFKs TRUSS AID BANDAGE INSTI
DR HASTINGs's COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPH-
HR PBINNEY's FAMILY PILLS
ABB d SANDS A.enl.

No 80 F.itOo-s,
HORSES! HORSES HORSES strong ilni
ent especially adapted 70 he Horse to hesl AID ss
IsGER os CHARM abicb he certain remedy e'e'
,ered public cCres the heae nrisdaes 400 90 a,
.y in lsrse bottles 81 each - sdoi-o THIS ss'' te1t.
shat bol'eowners hsvf long "sn,eq NJ Ian. %9ms.
,ni ;yestts -7red heaves and snde. NJ $50
I @ o p y5Gss 3;tS 10 @ 5s5bP he sSo d
i.ys he was cured with bottle rnd nov woIh SO n =
a. be Zen = ie Tipcpsl den Is No Pearl nd No sc
eosSSrv pon fai 10 Eve l. T.a zohins more neees5i!7
Il .mos chesp ~ sny oter remedy 'neieS % 10 "
i;esosoi fell
D, K,Lsels 81 Dear 81. W. ine a,-voi cSs1 70.
he cyi5epee yes not 30 .a.fscory the strong to- s
With pleasure sdd ny testimony nav
;1e other took Respeet'aliy yours JAIE5 M
:.nese no room far doab. after atrial
Z DON'T KNOW HOW MANY WIVES the I'll AXIS
HAvF bus now they have fne boards 20 We q. .1a srSs
f. my win es, y sa woi;t stain oa tie
~ Itr bottle ~ 81 half dozen sent 70 any psit I
p,sollvT r spauong Nc p TleuontroT Boston : c7'h
bert No 40 Sdst, PI'sbuEsh. 49, q,
-s,uE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL for TRuSSES
.w,rded TO MARSH Co. by ne lsdas,s hseoi C %
Truss thus Swing hei sTTsea cts DR.
~ 49, Low Eiet Pullman and other. tn emphatic
which rs nyertor has lsbOrod sssidug9y for twsni
rsops Tie peculiar character ofths Irl'. h oesn
81 fIih complete and nahlsl ~ ~ Wi
D,x,nncrt TluIe Buidings AID No y MAIDEN lane Nes
Vol, A. emf, An list Of names OF eicaaile aud
'' s spd krisomesl Mechanlei,ns Inventors and 2.nEt
OF the Invisible support tof ,1ieIs OF M r n5y Al
ts .icc.iss .Hd knee Tor r.aes cure o. ys
Gee. ven NV feIeooIe in rse Also ha Improved fh
etic ladies, and gentlemen orc until
0'"'A No p Maid nl.ne. Sew-Vorf
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YORK TO soUINAIIIOH AND
F Cabin saloon S2 Firt Cabin, lower saloon r!Uoi
Second do. 500 .,-L 49, n. mr..
No Ellis of "a ind viii De signed ON toe day Of sailing
hnexrertpr-d attached TO each ship
Fer height passage spply 70 ~.
c. A. HEINEKEN Co. Bremen
MART!NEAU, CKOsKEY Co, Southampton.
VIM ISEIlN, HAVE
DAIKIUrIC LINE.--New Line Of New Ycra srd
LIVERPOOL Packets This Inc ain Be conpoed Of e cioS
Ia, a,, snt ole Ddid ships ia
CALUOI GOO tuns lroon CaptsiL y IL ia ="
a. CLAY ....l 800 suns 0afde aptsa DSsi1 At 'is
WEBSTER eco vns b.rden..... Captain j. Lawrence
ORIENT go t.us .rden; Captain Oecs9 ni'
recently built
mos, suos sniial in ,he trade ,, y,
Thev are cnmmsnded by experience and -bty Her
.eouIoo9.ions very superior and ever. saeon vi" &c
rsoe urce Of passengers ne oDv-n'erfr o.
xhirpers Vrr freight or passage spry 20
sPOFFORb TIlEs1ON Go, 50 - nro.'w gay
Asrns . liverpooT GRiMsHAW Co. No 20 '+o'ee r'sF.
THE NETWORK snd LIVERPOOL UNITED
\ STATES MAIL STEANERsTh siiVs composing tbs iSe
sle following; ...,o .
ATL ANTIC. Cart. West PACIFlC, apt tte
ARCTIC Capt luce BALTIC, Capt SonsHck
Quilt by contract e-sy TO- dov- ut
Every been taken In thou construction also 70
gpcne. strength sud speed and their accommoft-
rs Tor pcr anequaod elegance and comfort Price
Of 70 Liverpool in first cass cabin A IL
sseoad exclusive Of axe tse oons 1 rom
Liverpool NeFYOk $50 and 80 An experience surgeon o.
atebsa 90 slca ship. No berth secured until pac icI
PROPOSED DATES Or SalLtE0
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OifGn Steamers, ST.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINT via NICARAGUAThe Accessory Transit Company o.
Prov Through sdysnce Mail Ony hns
r Ttro al Tickets including the Itnmls Crossing TIE er
20 Engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 70 tune Der
ssu vii leave from Pier No AZ o'clock Pm precisely for
san JUAN DEL NOkTE, SATURDAY FEB a. connecting
y;h the Few fvo-iie Steamship CORIES. 1900 tauf
s,Istn ever The NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE hsvins b.;
rxye rF a lard transportation These
tLe- tn tla accommodations For information
.<e AspS CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No Bowling
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N1Ew.YORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE

~ vi Bellows Falls Rutland Burlington Windsor White River
Wels River Johnsbur, Moc.peeI St pans a1d Houses
Oedensurgh sud Montreal Ticker Of.cs
Roroad corner Csnast and tths. and IN ~
FxrIeis Trains and iPM Baggage checked ;hoIsa
There aye only changes this route between New
Yor ard Montreal freight by the New HGAen Seane Peck
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent No I0< SO-Ln-st-
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rrorIr. FIRE INSURANCE. c, Co NiN ,p Of
sr,lSsu eus ~ pos promptly attended 20
OErVRllC KlRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nc.

,hr e.rl,.l Of slso Ooo paid In, In ash soa
ss oys. prepared 20 'nsG,e ssAn' 'S ana aAH's'
~ ID tS COMPANY p.ovides that sner psyins inses. 20
A. .l Nssrs o. the tse 81 rcs cent Ger sihun a., LII
-. ,,et.-r 10 - divided the asnre" Soy
S.r,r ,rt,r hh scrir be redeoma 20 ~ esl
- ,N,vt slsfss rrrss aud csrifsi smonn' % ~''''
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TOR sAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.--The new
,pd SPLENDID .5e-Sheel steamship KEYSTO 81 STATE Capt
Aai fsilsteph
az stvtnu.h nWEDNESDAY Feh stiO ococx " from the
Nre II speed and crenrh eve-y arrangement
fcI the i sre eoavsncree Of ts 'h!p is
Itne IsJs rom fA:se' rfs So s''erS', 80 Zee STATE
" GEOE0l. ''tvts aF WEDNESDAY
4seLs IN ?hil. 4ia B. -uN : Ne. 37t North
MlsgvCf in SpsGo-
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: MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA. via AS
OANkaA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A NJ HINK

INDEPENDENT LINE Tor CALIF UhNIA :
yAnKs CROSS Prople Of The Atlantis eam-r; Ed
WARD MILLS Prore:or the Pacific steamers Tn ee rcd
ltv t6 cou be steamship NORTH STAR 800 t1ns o2r
ss European excursion, proves he,s,
eareo- " TCspCc viii leave for AsI!nwa on MON
DAY Fefruay ~ a: oclcl NJ precisely, connect with tie
and popular steamship UNCLE SAM The unriyaed speed
supefor sccou warrant the belief
thai tn. Le N excel For passage freight apply to
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i,SrsS WApswoKTH Esq, Of Genesee Livingston Co. y
PRESIDENT.
THOMSON Fellow cfthe Institute Of Aetaaries London
JOSEPH BLUNT Counsel
MEDICAL ADVISERS
JoHN : pFTCALFE, NJ. D. and JOHN o. STONE Vi d:
n<,,tS ioTs Of proposal AID every nioinauon
..V - ots.ir "A syrhcson At ne CoupSnys office
Rv order O. the Board Of Directors
(; 4 THOMSON President Of the Co IN New-fork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

CAUSES OF PERIODICAL DEsrIrUTIoN.-It is
now nearly quarter of century since Cobbets
gave expression to an opinion that has since
grown into an axiom of political economy
that where people depend on any single agri-
cultural production as the staple of their food
or of their industry, they will be periodically
visited by famine. The truth of this remark
was forcibly verified by the appalling state of
restitution to which the failure of the potato
crop, in 1s4s reduced the Irish people. We
have another sad illustration of it in the appeal
made through our columns yesterday to the
benevolence Of the American public, by the suf-
fering population of Zante and Cephalonia
The failure Of the currant crop, to which, with
a lamentable want Of foresight and inattention
to the laws that regulate the organism Of ma
ture, they have hitherto entirely confined their
attention, and the war between Russia and
Turkey, from which they have been in the habit
of drawing their grain and other provisions,
have not only cut off the usual sources of sup
ply but deprived them of the means of resort
ing to others. This is lesson that ought not
to be lost on populations who have hitherto
contented themselves with the limited agricul-
tural knowledge and imperfect acquaintance
with the resources of the earth which they have
derived from their forefathers The soil must
indeed he sterile which will not at all times
afford sustenance to those who have been placed
on it by the providence of God
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

The Governor and Council of Massachusetts have
appointed julius Rockwell, lawyer Of Pittsield,
U. s. Senator, in place of Edward Everett resigned
Mr.. Rockwell will serve until successor ia ap.
pointed by the Legislature, in January next for the
remainder OF Mr.. Everett's term, which expires in
March, 1859. The new Senator was in Congress as q
member of the House of Representatives from the
Berkshire district for the eight years from 1913 to
1851, and has always been popular with his political
friends Of the wing party. His location in the
western part Of Massachusetts, probably had an in
fuence on his appointment as that section Of the
State has seldom had representative in the u. s.
Senate, while Boston aud its vicinity have always
been favored in that respect.
It has always been the policy of Massachusetts, to
send men of great talent and practical experience
TO the United States Senate and few States have
been equally distinguished in the councils Of the
nation, both in the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives in the array OF names which appear on the
national records as composing her Congre ssona de-
legation from the earliest period to the present time.
The following is lit Of United States Sena-
tors from Massachusetts,, from the adoption OF the
ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

SLAVERY ALREADY IN NEBRAsKA-We publish
to-day communication addressed by Quaker
missionary, Richard Mendenhall, in Kansas.
wherein We are informed that under the aus.
pces of the Methodist Episcopal Church, slavery
exists in that Territory, having been introduced
there some time ago. Friend MendenhalI
charges Thomas Johnson, sort OF delegate
from Nebraska and Kansas to Congress, as the
superintendent Of this slavehoding mission:1
and 1t further appears he has been at Washing
ton all this session, urging the passage OF
douglass bill, and that he has not scrupled to
make unfair statements to promote his ends.
Now, this is pretty strong language for a Qua
ker. 1t is equivalent to q whole column OF
mycctives and hard swearing by an ordinary
Western abolition squatter But friend Men.
denhall is somewhat inconsistent with the peace
principles of his church, in calling, as he does,
upon the friends OF freedom "to buckle on
their armor" TO Eight for lbertyp Ii the
Shareholders have already footing. certainly
our abolition emigration societies must be UP
and stirring or Kansas goc. over to the South.
When Quaker is ready to fight there must be
danger.