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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
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DOPIION.-Any iamily wishing 20 adopt as ther
THINE Ofee.
A GENTIIMAN % year. Ofage. ofgOod reputation,
N sI,ss hsbt t.sa,sge ste:e - Ia ssb ..,
p,.' .as CLLoK se5 10 e; IalSss.sss ''
DLNZOLE IIGHT-PUBLIC CAUTlON-Al
ID az sSS5 ,, p Pa iss q Zee Bsss s.SS ap
sI. ,slss ~ 1s,.Ar ssls5 an 'ihss,
p,;= 1.eAss " sa: a.y ., 40 ~. .'.t .Sd
eeao rs a. s. hso1, "a ,as cot q hln1 ar
* 80. II by cs t.saot &c s,sd without ep.sy nirng
=. I, f''i a Ja ijssytsst jFisT dtistEsfss hsR i''
P,,.t Azs.l.,a " 60. h2 s''s4T'S' M
" q. ss41nsN ct &c B,ei ter tse e9tarsay. -
pUILDIAG LOTS at CLAREACiLy,!LtE y L. Il .s,., h-
.s 80 ls..is ~, Ea 'e,ss, ,sS, iTssDaY
= r5 :. Ia "a, s. is 'ys ,ss :. :. Z ~ Sijssf rs .,.e
Il ATE OIL all md a .eE'sr rom op--y
IA - IN s,t 10 re T.lk.as otee -------
1IoT-NT VTRNON SCHOOL TAXEs.-Notiee 70
NJ s "a. p,y1 nPTa Y:ae9 os ;.s ss
NJ y M 81. f,5n % N . P " isr'ai'''
n = al al a "a1' E-c C. sEscHosuAEs. collseser
DNTENTs for INVENTIONS procured a 81 parn
-. T.;3 & i: f.:.s T. ~ '5sss Gfss si.a fsa.,
E ,e "a -, - "A asI niJ . sisa lspo'ts'oos . n,
ia Lave ssd ;s ,. - go, - % ssoS.s ofIav.aoo.
a. p4si' as.s al 'SA4-'a'i p 7Ilssov 10 h,I,:'
1,pTfZfz Trade Of ne COUNTRY.-Adyertsecs
al.i - 4. s?ssos 80 y =, :. l5S, ~ ..o as3 y
e D. 54csL 7o7l-l,n' ecetae'st - -, -. !,
80 = 49, 5-.-sss p..s-is 10. c0c Ah1t-ts
q sss .i-sica o--as-i a & e =, - p -,
f.- .,S -L 80 sfalE-r : 9o-e eiEy so1 1tn,y
/ IITANTED-A Competitor. 4 ne World contains
~ a. = ,o.t -.s rtb J50r LoeG ezaesdia.
-, Is ot z-- ,s-,g -rsbs "a eyn5sn.,tt ans baff
~ 80 - -. wooDBRI0E, Pez.S AmbOg, u
VxvASTID.-On receipt Of - ce9ts, or ,sAmPs
w sl ,.ti rr.a.si !-'t-ston, a T,sss '',sAss s,s
- 80 - ~th rfus.gy. rsais 'r)ra 6i1 D % y
/ 80 = .fa-, Dr 9OLDstiua, SoE No y as'.o7Sisa -
/ SJsss % L. s;a-.:7 NsE-Es.t
q. .iOS -FURNiTUEE az cACElI lcf-.-
slst. 20. sas rr.at rs4ae.on i.sn ce-r. ne Er
~, ef AMY vaich az se-a q -Se aecs -.
80 81 = 81. le Iju.t Al .Ece.e-t sane .sf - ''1
.s,ste -sss-. hdas.s z T., Boz 10 y. ....-- =. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

- o>.C YcIAyD RAILROAD -Lesye p,SSA. 's q VI
VSS ~ s HsIPss,ss1 Z. T. 5.s.s
.l ~ so fos really, es.s "a IA Y
T.yr,sesi- 10 snd 10y, y 2 " JsS sBk ", saA AK
ils sae Il. So 1870. :: sIe
v.i.s. ssJ sass tAs5s sor r-ssA-S- -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
1he ITeai eaIe u Tg:sacn aai IN sII.I Tsars Ina

the American An pion No ~ Broadway will poH'cy close
''n FRIDAY March All The Prints viii h. sold at pal
say and ssatlI reduced prices to eloae The invoice.
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5petial Noiites.

n " r. ~. Cbapin VIII deliver setare eu Iaps
i.loI 80 th9 'i5fsh Nesbh TIfU 2sDaY Mar %
c The teDfbt Of lhs sOcsly fOf ths EDpiO msnt sd
e Foof Icksts Ic u 20 hhd a. tho boossos ssa a;
tAe9nre en- ihe Kishts and WroGgs Of Labor Loe-
~ JOURSEYnAS CARPEFTRR on THURSDAY
AAea & at o'clock. Oaos aad nbers Of ir4 is
4. are Dspsossy ngitsd 70 ttsnd. cksu = eenis,
stte applied 70 tgo fstoy 0fCssi!0l ail b. dcgerel
,sw Yolk Medical zee, E1st l1b Lsy. HIS
rINS y o'CiOes. Toe Iscttge vii b uastrlsd with
".th 1leseis Be pfOeuni ~ HessTs APPLETONs,
.ixNss ena Ss Gfosf"ty 80 at Near EVANS DChLR
~ Ms 30 Cs7 Dfosd~sy
". soiser's Lectures Europe nt fbe BSoekIyB
scoLe ct3Ie Of the second cogro
sisfe Ree FRIDAY Bt The - at OelOck abe hiod
hrr foo 0CvIBntnt aBd Revolution trsHcn Ity GERMANY
loEsuEDAY next The L. March. Alossioa Is cents.
s'aeh q 10 HIsl SCI gafi9B Of al The IF be
as ~ Nlon III D. tsstn b. The Rev THOMAS J. SAWYER
Ds P,Ioy Of tL Ofchnd Uni esl ChaTch tDd the
bJ The Rev Isaac ESCOrr psl0r of ths Lsatst B'p
'y lsbsfhsele .On,p1-GciBg TUESDAY, EVfNN3 J. tpr4
ebo eooiinbiDs SHY the throe seiy
" ana be onnss Of The following
ssd BY Hurs Of tho peies 10 pay expou.es
a'Dfle everirg - For sale q. W. Hs
~ fsr,-pisee ard Broadvsy; Lockwood sOnr
oteuaJ RayDois No 75 Christian Abss Ocs,
o. ss Broadway G. = Francis Co.'S No 25l BTO,dway Gnd
he deor.
fethe. Teuparsrcs Meeting viii .hs iDsfit1e
yceun Nahir gon Concold Brookyn IHURsD ~
NESlhO, 3ih inst at ~ o'clock MI CARSON Tho originator
ho Ctuen Lekgo Which has bon snce,Su 10 routing
o hFcIl COaBt3 ia tbs and other States Will address The
fetns and fully txpn the plans vorkoss Of tbe Lage
w ms hds o. tobety sSd order ,specy invited 30
pIe.bt
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ENTRY CLERK.-Wanted al Entry Clerk who
II wso write, ,eod hsod ,sd lusct ssur-s Address
90. with reference .. this o4ce
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Nliseellantone.

iirStv n Lrsns A.sse..ss
nyU. IL IEEns 4 Co-fRipAr, MaNh u,
De m ss,i 4 The ~ .d,, ~ s."., @ ~ ...,@.s
G,Aias 20 Aea.sAssps. ',S',ls ~ ss . cs, ~sss
G,,rs.S f.sG, .s .,ss. :.s"ss & ns.s: s..sss N
s .S, "a g. iFsnn nros..ls o. is. e. i's
Maroon, Pio.h, Tay-'y sa-'e' ha'sa."a 'A'"s '''
rc a. ..onen, Of Bsoss ruTs.Ts e nSssss.s
- s,a !,aS,Ty S,.Ss,. siss 10 IL. ReS.n Tsiu.s.
ftis; A,ssSi; 'is iSsoSfIoSsfRiDiT II rs
90 alosl .Sos. q s..lI DI Good ss,,
~. Pin. so... ssoa, sp'S:s SS%s: a: ts.s rSsas
saa 9 oS:i Nation: A:S e ?. cae''' h''''' o'''
1,rRNITURE@On FRIDAY. March 81, at 10
i o,eioes " uS No 10 High st., BTo'tya fS'F oAsn'"
''s fs'ia G: Gssf S1.s; ST.: n:i%: WI
,:s.a. :s @;,' .s:a ss:
3 CD T,p;. & s.a: ~ a. ss:. S'"si.
G''i. f a oss st O Mcon e. S:a .: tssi E ~ ss J.
Sss .s I'D ss ssis' .usasf ~ 4 sa:.
sa cs: ::s:s.: .: &: q: s.'
nOApD WANTED in BROOKLYN-By a party
D II sar ns on'ns ,.s room s:S ps. ~h:. so
sn, tsH! SGsrs sI. ss ssm. % .sisysd oessa
Is rsIFI iss r sfLfs & si!lfs 4sss. oe: & .
1r,o ET-farni.bea or unfurnishsd Rooms, without
Soul and HswGa :. t, s,an ssSf IRON ss Scos
,ed a:Ii 4s. e .ss sss. s.sad ,a
rJ,O LET-Psrt II three-story brich hoass
,,.'nr r,sSbrheod s-o9ad ssh Of h,sd s"fk Ii -
eai 1:,:@ssi :; "itS tS,g g,.fss e. e e 1s:.''n
c,UoW CAsES.-sCHMIDT * BROTHEh, 20.
= Tgser.h W.n Cssthsm 80 .ivss
CO.. re, frsp rosewood mshcs,sy bsos srs.
80 ,s.ots,,t ssp, 1..iy o. hard ords" P''"P'
"a C,d shos Ct,ts tAken IN exchssss
a. C.n -BROOKLYN LOTS for sALbI,A -.
Snst. g,r.. ard 1? atb sna ,tn " - - ar sr
- - ~, n "a, eh Ward Will he SOD 1S :" syat ar
.sI. r -; 3 s I'll HIiszs iff;s's 70 S.xs.s
USaT TSTERIsT due in til. City on the Lot pr9.n p1
~, - ~ -. MILWAUKEE snd MlssissiPPI IN AT
20 % -, "a fks AKRON BRANCH d tae SLEs -.
- iT7 ,Pf PGH RAlLROkD CDhfASI w. pS ~ e.
80! &c = 70 "a Vsis T6o0D posLEsI a 70
! uUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD:-iall Aftasgs vi BE-
II Iesve C,sasens daily Ia MssnJ 20 ~, :.
- -s5 MONDAY Dee is the IEsrs WI n- az vifs
VT -. 1fsia A 81, hysasA n four hocEs e'nn's~
t,,-fTa ~. - A. IhiousL w.y Train, y sna ~
Se..-s.Tsssns p N tecornn0dAlssS frsfh H'i'''
! "a ILrryrrSE - = r A -. q, 10 A. y. cad
of POrshksslte: way H.~n',r 4 psssrs =.
/ p 81 s.sSl ChsEGDclsy.i Erd '" ~ E.s's'
teA A u fbra ChSueepa :.
-. -. Tr.a.s-ss' Pesissll Ps5sssssPas I''1s w
u. Wa s.st e,be-. c-asl CsEs,yse > ~ Asa,
ssfTlS,s5l,.y4sfi TasISs :. $40 p. " h7a os~
sFpHg s "s' ''''''Ts.p Ts.puusD rsEsca s.esdse asa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
g1anres for Business Mer.

4 NEW PkTENr-H o ELMERs Saw Gumner,
IA Jo;rter rler for avEal ava vNA>ss
moving om the soss money cen uAis
on thee stcknt they s l3 pro6t Rssns
CO-rdss -h's
OF ft-ays.a. AsEL BLAkEsLsg 0eseral Asssf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

pEYNOLDS LAST and BEST WORK.
HI
JOSEPH WTLhOr-
Or THE ME~OIgs dis
By O. w NJ REYNOLDS,
Au;lcr Of Mary Pdeer Hls.cTe OF Glencoe Kenneth
Court of Naples" kc
JOSEPH WILNOf: Or, THE MEWoIRs a Man SIRVtNr
VIII ba read with delight BY thousands
who tie admirable and thrilling h
MARY Price Or Ths Adyen servant Md shlch uni
re-ay cGnowlttsed 90 be tho utcrusu OF Nj Roy
and popular worts Like tho lain ieseph
wi tendency and of those booAs wf h
srccncd o. fnlisus ths
,mpsbs the csaer object brinS" tho satha
and which to- sen sob
hands Of thrif and Uroses "uen Ia
hosfapbcal hHuuY illustrated ard Ao AL the works OF
died abound. In sud descriptions Of e,cas
llns u n fact shtil couipsnion 70 May
Pic Pt'e~ 20 cents ~ LONd 4 BHOltIEK.
Marble kcoA store No i4t N.sau si.
an,rT.fi H-rk kt.au #
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public meeting Of tbe subscrboIs Csr-
sscsvIls will held HSDAY the SIS
- No iej Bowey Busns Of importance will be tIsnslcted
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Mem 1ub!ica..oIs.

ICOAOL AND THE COSsTIlUIlO Vt
n N,H-Bs.ls RoPuis seisa.1e Aeesltt o' tse ne
t,r, 4. Pgses Of Alcohol ,ad ' Lesins A1ees 'p'a 'a
r,' c. 4, .sv,s L. Ysa-A,s aathot OF the Cls''
Rcos Of Cssrsty" VOL isae., Piee n e''A- . 'eas
,s,s 10 sss,, ehssp eaoa rbpsE = sen rosts'e q"
~ I-sersucs We have otas. book 50 .ud - soc
crs % nekc deal cc1vresg Rs Ihe e....
s.t,r. reIsrS IS - ai,oa o. iss as.-Ee o.
"a more the cSsf " the eook $50 q. , @ W.
PTtiskseNs ~ ", x..s y.vycfk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

,
5ihb P, os for Dsss OF the Chest notify Their patients that
fn SATURDAY April win from No. 5j2 No.
fss Broadway, ID door above Ilthst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
rrU.rs or TuE VEKflLN 1Ifist Nc.


E,xe coffes "a
!, - irene pr.ce vA.ch TIE y s'tg
Glib ahsolrtsy udeS D. t M sh4
fSn.-I.c,s el heri by sEta PAPER.
.rherus.oss eopaneuee - aa tis az ~,
s X a, cs,es ana tbs Paves irysisSJ GaeoaHIooo '~
sstFsiion of iec s4Saaos Palts az , a, ,sr ,nuuu,
sey ISacsss fIulhei 70 eless,Tea ~ - PEI ~ b..
he utssss.4o.5 = : ssss a. %. -
,A PosIasss tie pscs vssrs q Letter qse f9s LIZ
81. 81 = eo1tcls ald e deSc a v "
- Bis OF sly specie ma tank IN ID" Vol'ei
,,esi,e \, Il svfs1ptiot' A. .-lAs-s =, eee,ye
nseJ % Csisa Gu cs Is u =
d 60 te iettes u a. to~
Js naic,. N. uca-y wrte he ns2ne S' ''
- - p.,t (li a. o. sad etsts 40 oiie'sae
~" ''s TYtyA 4 Ecl kAIH Trb.Es once h'Tioi'
TIE sFnTI-Nk ENIh IHiUtH'''
sir- re,-5 ~.cr. asis y vc os2t thA pSe
- .-e reoueyieA 70 exsul1. tie seusN Necky w ss'sS
th.nes Ccnsaeres P-N1-n'' "a E-e ~
q .-~'
Sin ge copy one 30
To copies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az n5
'' CITFlTY 1 GeELAA4E, 4ri'tne once, Ss"-A-'N'
POSTAGE On lus .RiT Nj =, %,
qhe Po..sr. On tAe Daily lI,lsn- one ysSI '''''''s
- nos,,es ~ the Weekly IT. ns one Tes1 s.'..'
~ ps..ase Semi NesklS ;os ore yeS 49,.
st hs --cs "a7ss - a'S ~
ectsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
- SVpANCIs 4 60. PIBLIsH THIS DAY:

~ :. FRANCIS 60. ~ bLlSh IhIo ~, DA.
I 2. DlEIETlCS OF TIE SOUL EInss von feaeose
IA D. fos sEe seventh German ealoa' ''e'e
Ace. - cer:s. - ..s..,,w. ,ri,I Liar .na
he tie trnli 81 oaf ser, pa sa
ioftei scgn lrtr as s.d Niloa AZ nc. os c'o
a, . ,;,Ss5 II A, . ,osi rs rdy s1d wise co inssiier
We s0''sa'@" - - II 7. TlchezaAa.
Recently rubl.hcd. 80,
srrvC4loEs From iss Ccnsiiai'sn o. tss
I-stA states: lie Deesaii0no oi lrsep-noeoos Al"
,aa-s.s. vol. l.uso. ~ -
rom OGN-tI Agnrs S7cssna- '"Sr1'
sA4opi ~ RON JFWIsII HI>rORA-ss esnts -, =, M.
sspG!fM,S EoI SEHoLD STORIES ANs "hEAAN ror'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
INV VOLUMES OF BOIlN,. LIBRARIES-Just

NLW NOIIMfo OI DOI'-'
~coEJIifsS Novel. and Tales stsnasfd L,2ssS
TASl,Ds Ir1is,srosf.L CALENDAR OF THE sEssoN-'
hOMlIas 5 os 100 beautiful epErsynss Illustrated
e'WcSKts os JossPH ADDISON, vol l. AsfsS '' o'
Clsssies oar ,,sns,ss<A Fer ss.e ~
Alec Cs TTsss sesssSus Ne Is PEI hfs~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

" y III. Cbapin viii deliver lset1rs "Ilap.s
49, '.1 'i9r1h The Ness1h THU 2sDaY Hah %
M The teDfbt Of lhs sOeisy iof the EopiO, sd
Tue foor Ickss " 10 had a. tho bo9tstorss ADD ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
rrrE yEw-YORR TafRUSE.

fst,LiEOREIl, OEESOs, <SD THE sAsDvgIca IsrtFDs
tslsdn he d-Dstlre 0f .sh Nal steamer fgr Asuin al
z sycr srnpto g. cegles Cepts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

DOPTION.-Any ismily wishing 20 adopt as the.i
N ova ,thy, la tscms C5usfen VII Aa'fs- -
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Sshh<hsd evegy TUESDAY Goa FsiDAy reorniny P-s -
psn Two oopiss 20 %5 Fss To- eli p AdstI s1ocDts
p" isse Soz esel inssTi.on.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

FEEDERS WANTED.-Apply az the Tribune OF.
r-ef faag-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

~ A C,PTEs AucoDeertstore No ~ Dsy coz nfess~sh
TSIr>TJFRY-YANKEE NOTIONS.-FRlDAf, at
u M oOs sey. .oso,,a:n' e. ... p .Sss DSs'p Posss
.,.,y R.zSr srsps Brsas Poplar Asehe CleesA
a h., y.ykss Nations l0 Of 0roosdes Laoor' Oss"
a,tsrra Sc or.Ysd Ia lots 10 suit s"yets
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TOR sALE-A few Shares OF the stocA Of the
i Arereca stone DTesss co. Apply to -
JOHN MOTION Jr. No 20 WAla-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09


THE WHITE SEA BLOCKADED-THE CANADIAN C0US.
Gil BILL-NAPoLEoS EXPECTED IN LoNDoS-THE
WIZARD AND THE EMrHRoR-MR. rEABoDy's DIN.
NER-A NEW YORK swINDLEH-THE STEAMSHIP
GOLDEN AGE.
In reply to petition from the citizens Of Hull
complaining Of the uncertainty which exists with
respect to the blockade Of the Russian ports, and
also representing the mpolicy Of allowing the ports
Of the White Sea to remain open, the Duke Of New
castle replied that hitherto il had not been deemed
advisable to declare blockade Of the White Sea-
chiefly from . Discrimination on the part of the
French government to take such step. The views
Of France have, however, undergone modification,
and Il Is possible that at no distant day blockade
Of that sea win be declared.
The Earl Of Derby has given notice that he viii
move tbat the Canadian Legislative Council bill be
indefinitely postponed.
proposal Is Increasing In public favor in Eng
land to invite the Emperor Of France and the most
distinguished French citizens to an international
festival In celebration OF the union between France
and England The corporations Of the chief cities
OF England are taking steps in the matter, and the
project has the countenance Of the government.
Anderson, the Wizard Of the North, stated to an
audience at Glasgow, Scotland, that some years
since be lent to Louis Napoleon the sum of $500,
which loan was repaid TO him when in America by
the French ambassador at Washington. The
wizard also sail that the Emperor had invited
him to visit Paris, and consequently his stay in
Glasgow must be brief. Tie whole story was EVIL
IDENTIFY pun, but the Emperor has taken IL serious
ly and has instructed his secretary 10 write to the
London Times denying that Anderson ever lent him
anything.
The Emperor tsays his secretary has never
known. never seen the Professor Anderson. His
Majesty declares IL solemnly, and desires that the
declaration may receive the necessary publicity.
George Peabody. E-q., the American banker in
London, gave his annual whitehall dinner to his
American st.eads on Mondayi the sSth ul.., At the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09

WRECK AND Loss oP LIFE.-we regret to learn
from the Toronto Daily Ctionisf that the schooner
Duke, Of Darlington, was lost in the storm Tues
day evening, about twenty miles from Toronto. Five
escaped. He was picked mp by the steamer Magnet,
on her way mp TO Toronto Bailey was found hanging
on 70 The bottom Of capsized boat, which belonged
TO the schooner. The captain Of the steamer had
might be human being in Distress and put back
six miles TO afford relief He is now In Toronto and
doing well. He h but boy, and was the only ono
on board that could not swim. On being picked MP
the disaster; but from bis account Il would appear
that the captain and himself were the only persoAs
that got on the boat: the rest went down with the
schooner. The captain held on till morning, and
then dropped of Icing completely exhausted, but
as they were on the track Of the steamers aud would
be sure TO be picked up. The schooner was loaded
with pig iron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09

LIFSs or ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS on MONEY
FOUND DUE TO THEIR PRrNcIP ALs.-N Is held In th
settlement of accounts at the Treasury, that atto
neys and solicitors, as well "a factors, have 8
neral lien upon the moneys of their client in thu
possession, for the balance due them FOG their ps
fessional services and for all advances made by them
and they may retain sufficient amount Of Oh.
clients papers until such balance Is paid. Thei
lien for costs extends to the Judgments and DEGREES
which they have obtained for their clients agains
third persons; and yet bona fde settlement o.
payment by the debtor to the creditor before notice
Of the lien will prevail against it, and the attorney
lien upon judgment is limited to the costs In thai
particular case, and does not extend to the genera
balance due to his client Such lien Is also subject r.
the debtors eight Of set off, and exists only against
the balance due in equity, after the setof
has been made. The United States, by treaty
with Mexico assumed the debt of Mexico to a
B, and promised TO pay Il In Q certain
mode. A assented to the arrangement, presented
bis claim accordingly against the United States and
obtained an award. This was what the Romans
called novation, or the substitution Of new debt
for an old one-one OF the parties being diferent
which they claim right to set-of against 20 much
Of the award, they retain the amount due TO the
government, and pay to A the balance. II that
money was paid by the government without
notice Of the lien claimed by the attorneys OF B,
then the attorneys have lost their lien 80 far -
CARDS that payment; and II the government has Z
valid claim against said A B for the remainder Of
their claim against the remainder Of the swsrd Il
paramount to the attorneys lien. Parol notice.
though often good In equ ty, Is not sufficient for the
government whose Offices are changing, and II can
not be bound by any notice which does not become
q matter Of record Washington Star, JHly7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09
THE WAR IN ASIA.

from the London Chronicle, June %
II appears that, In Circassis well a. on the
Danube, serious disasters have bcfallen the Russian
forces; and il may possibly be found practicable ut
distant period, 70 give efficient aid TO the noun
tsineers In following up the advantages which they
have now gained over the common enemy. 1t &
not indeed. surprising that the paramount necessi-
~ of e1ectuslIy checking the progress OF the in
yader in the Municipalities should, thus far, have
compelled the military advisers Of the Sultan TO
postpone remote operations Of inferior importance.
- fall OF Silstria. OF for the passage OF the Bal
,os: and il would have been exceedingly impolitic
.vgsseo by division. forces which have not hther
sen more than adequate to the discharge OF
u hyst anc highest duty-the defence Of the capi
+. sas - The GENITAL provinces OF the Ottoman en-
- - 5000, h9atser, rs Sufficient Number Of
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The Grand Jury Of the Criminal Court ut Cincinnati
has found true bill OF indictment against Peter krosger
Catholic priest for attempt to commi, rape the
lerson VI young German girl, While Of the confessional
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JAMES NJ HENRY'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 81 1854
PRoynuoSs-Bacon keeps steady. In beef pork there
Is nothing new Cheese meets quick sale on arrival
Shoulders wanted. Hams neglected.
LARD is in demand at 4es to sos for fair quality Mac
Alster's st. Louis II saleabe ut 54s the quality being
very ane.
TAIIow ID without change
RICE SF1ps and BARK are neglected.
IIysEm CAKE wanted.
BnkADsrurys-At the decline last advised moderate
business 10 doing in Flour and Indian Corn Wheat Is
nominal; the stock and demand equally small.
CorToN.-The demand has continued active this week
but the market ID freely supplied and although the pr
ces are steadily maintained further advance be
quoted The sales yesterday 900 bales and to-
day are bags 5000 In the two days being specua
ton or export. In Manchester good steady business
has been done.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY AND cos. CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL June "a, 1854
Since the date Of the above circular there has been
good demand for cotton, with steady market at
the above quotations the sales for the three days being
$4,000 bales, with 1000 for speculation and export
The market continues very dull st decline Of I'd
per bushel In wheat, Cd per bb In four and Cd per
quarter in Indian corn with very little doing Western
canal Philadelphia and Canada -four, 36s- as per Dbl
Indian corn, 36s. Sds. Per quarter.
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[Br TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
LONDON, June 2s-Noon.
We have nothing later from the East, except that
the official reply Of the Gear to Austria would not be
sent till the I'd or Sd Of July.
The Russians have taken prisoners two news
paper correspondents, on the right bank Of the
Danube.
Constantinople letters of the 10Th confirm the
news that the Austrians win occupy the Pnncpali.
ties till the conclusion Of general peace.
1t is said the Western Powers will promote the
raising of loan of 900 piastres by the Porte
The Rupsians have removed their heavy artillery
from the Danube islands.
PARIS, Tuesday Evening, June q, 1854.
The Three and Half per cents closed at 70 4s,
and the Four and Halfper cents at 9s 10.
LONDON, June 2s, 1854.
The Times City article says the suspension of
Davidson & Gordon, which is likely to prove very
unfavorabe as regards assets has led to other diff
cultes, the bills Of Cole Brothers, East India mer
chants and metal brokers, with whom they had ex-
tensive transactions, having been dishonored on
Tuesday. The liabilities have not transpircd, but
are believed to be heavy.