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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

Continued Progress of the Insurrection--At-
secs Of Queen Christmas PAlacc--sencrnl
Esparsero at the Head OF che Movement--
Reclamation OF tho New Ministry.
Gereraj Everesta San Miguel is named Minister Of
Wer. Bis nomination was received with enthusiasm
b! be people. The Infant Don Ferdinando. brother
Of the King. is dead. Count Montemolin accom-
ranlt by General Eo, has entered Navarro, where
Cafhst movement has br ken out. The Fren III
COVE tnment fa about 81 establ sh corps Of obser
ystion on TIC Pyrenean fioDtier.
Queer Christina had discmba ked at Port Ven-
drcs Queen Isabella had lot LETT Madrid.
Or the morning OF the 10th ultino, the Insurgents
q Madrid sacked the palace OF Queen Christina, in
the Cate dc la, Rejas, and the mansion OF M.
Salsshaf "a, CT the RecoIetos, aong the Prado
Christina had 30 take iugc 10 the royal pala e. and
Afterwards Loo 1wards France. report circulated
that sDc taken prisoner, but this statement was
not true. At Martoe, near Granada, battle was
f0uaaf between tie forces OF 0Donneii aud Blascr
lt Is stated That the Count de Vista Uermosa and
1erc-si Bga-sr (royalists) were wounded and taken
ps.s0HeR. There seems 60 be no present intention
on tic part q the insurgents to de.hrone Isabella
~, Duchess OF Montpcnsier has party whatever
III favor ci herself or her French connections.
Private letters from Madrid say tpat the effect
produced on the public mino by the fall OF the
Saioiius Minissrs. was Immense. Enthusiastic
t+rufs 20 liberty and to the generals comm ndinp
the constitutional army. rang through the streets,
SLj the public buildings were illuminated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
Grievances Of an American shfpmaster.
CHATHAM, MTRrXAcHI, July %, 1854.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
send you the following account OF IN Outrage
committed upon me by the authorities Of this place.
The ship under my command was in the stream,
with pilot on board getting under way to proceed
to sea, when was arrested on my way to the CO.
tom house to obtain my clearance. ! was taken By
what they call constable here, but what sh0ulA
call low fellow, by his abuse Of me. I did not ~
sist his authority but told him would go with hln
quietly. After he read me the warrant for my AZ
rest, be handed noe the paper, but could not read
IT, He threatened to strike me on the way to tho
magistrates office, and used the most insulting lam
guage towards me. could not conceive what WAS
taken ND for, az had done nothing against tho laws
that knew Of, and thought there was some mis-
take in the person. asked the judges what had
done amiss bat they appeared to be at loss to ten
me the cause of my arrest; at least they told mo
was to be put on trial for shipping my own ON
board Of the ship, as by 80 doing Judge Dayidsos
had lost the shipping fees, said Jadse being shipping
and harbor master.
was surprised to find Judge of tho court
o shipping master, and told then So No on
here ever offered their services to ship my crew;
agreed with the seamen myself gesting certf
cate from the consul tn 1t my lett he ship here,
and that had engaged others In tleir place. ac.
Fraser, the American consul, told the judges thAt
Ihad an ur6oubted right to 20 what had done; no
also told them be would shp the men himself after
this but they told him IL he dill thcy would him
for It was fined for attending to my own business
and think it Is very hard when master Of . ship
il not allowed TO make arfal cement with his Own
crew. without being arres ed and abused in the pub
lie street for doing 50, and fined by mon called
Judges, one of them being Judge, shipping an6
harbor master
There is no protection here whatever for Americas
shipmasters.s Ssamen leave American ships heCo
in broad daylight, and viii insult tho captain u -
tries TO stop them az they appear to BIO cncourA9ea
to leave chips by somebody. IL sCamon were 70 tor
main by ships here Judge Davidson would have M
fees for shipping Others; the more seamen leave
ships the better it Is for tho Judge, as no ono y Il
being fined. TIE merchants hercaA said that wa0
right in shipping my own men, for when the Judge
siiTs them there il great trouble, generally Ia get
ting them on board. nope you WIN inser. snis -
know how American shipnassers are used De.s-
Yeurs respectfully, DAVID BURrs
Master Ship stephca Larrabec, q Bath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

s,sevrAR ORIGIN or \ fIsB--On Sunday After
noon FIRE occurred at the farm Of Martin Jacoby,
in the upper part Of Roxboro' ON toe Ridge turn
Mise. Which originated ubjx me following ciicam-
slapces:--A girl was frying some ish. when toe
n eited fat isnited, and Ia removing tho pan ths
llsyipg fiuid fell upoa q cat, which ran into hog
stack: the hay was Immediately In blaze, aud No
barn adjoining csugat lire. and almost cntirely
destroyed. The fswes communicated 70 Jacoby'a
dwelling, which narrowly escaped distraction. Tha
loss is estimated al $500.-Ph,iadc.phia Prsnsyiu&
ridn dug. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

Marshal nfln, Of Cincinnati, has received integsnos
which induces him 10 believe that Nrrasa the inftrn4
nacbpo man. wli Jc arrested, lie IL not nresS
in c,Tray Certain officers are on hts track Who ere o.
tSrnlned pot 20 si'eur the rarsut
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GREECE.
uhEEUEs
rp,,urN .rro.- cu ,ur rrrvYyprcryou

TERMINATION OF THE INSuRRECrI0N
TIE instruction is completely at an end. The
jsers of the allied feet seize sill the they
6hd On boGd the ships they search. TIE Porte
has established two conditions for the re-sstlhlish
Ditnt at reace with Greece. The FIST ia public
rspsratoD; The second indemnity for the loss and
damage o:casioned to Ottoman subjects. That In.
StmDity, the amount OF which Is to be fixed by
four mmseioners-Turkish, Greek, French and
FpgFsh--is TO BE- paid within brief period. II in
two months complete satisfaction is not given to
Turkey that power viii resume its hostile attitude
toNgY,s Greece.
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unfortunate and gallant Captain Giffrd. There
is a world outside, Shch sometimes taxes .
more common SENSE view pf mateS snAA
Is perhaps, possible In the arona'io atmospners
OF The House az L0r1s ~ farife cum rdftJnt "
a. eot,lesstdly of7 nifty at first, an I people
IL Luabsr life experience u ais = a. Tas recently
Sc ip lie Hanao r,,ac> ghes 3 iti-h seaman. in
ttc service OF the y sltic, ote heu,e 60 his wife
how swing picked do~n his mao. when the fight
was over be osul6 hot ,e-irt running M to him,
ard placing bis bead nn is lap; how, 700, the poor
fellow lcoasd so sbtt~ ard hiss eyes CARED an 4
blood gushing up to hi month distracted the wor Is
The dying Rns.ian ~oui f-in have uttered; aud
how, Tor the life Of bim b. uld not help bldbber-
Ing. wien this fine yaIBe fellow OF iye AND twenty,
gtaspng his hand and staring him fnll in the face,
pgeathed lbs last Thee are, ia eed, the horrid
features OF warfare, hot they are supposed to have
been contemi lafen beoFe was begun; after
wpr4s 1t is TOO late Once dc luIvd, the severer the
warfare The shorter.
We are very much inclined ia believe here that
affairs IN Spain are much mare disastrous than tue
government organs are inc Isd &c let us suppose.
Spain, In knganc, a. at preseut constituted meets
with few sympathizers II there be- any strong
opinion, IL is, that it grand u;stakc the WAT OF
Succession, as 1t IL the c trrined was ever inter-
fired with, even Indirectly. by tnis country. Inc
accounts whuh daily resI us from private sources
a og that with Bar slona other imoortant towns
are ready 20 declare themselves; and that, though
the constitutional armv puts forward NO very dis
tinct obi cts at pieeent, as tho rising becomes
more and more general, pr"pontlOns OF Q Tar more
distinct character will he developed. Here. the
1leen has no frisnas, aud ~rru tho United States
e. 60 20 war for the sse sion VI Cuba, IL would In
Enelszd be treated with difference. In fact we
arc tos tul haoced to attend to snything bat what
II before va There has been much delay, so
much bungng in q 9 c.'niurt OF tie war. that 30
r.oos fea<s are cute tanned with all the efforts
Which are being nsd- to s~nd ont land forcea from
snce, that the fes remaining weeks left "a for
acton. will, regxr - the Baltic, be unproductive
@. s1y real result OF the eight gar. boats ordered
g. he bu,t for Croi s,sds the creator part OF them
bayc b,en lann bed, but found 10 draw eleven feet
al wster. whereas ih- cssn, el will only admit of
Elk, GSd 80 nov. oil hrs TO be begun again. And
q IS h. becD the bnnslinx process from tho COM
mfureueut. We Think. therefore, that you have
nothing 20 fear from any ernal support to Spain.
w otter IL he wise Ia fCb the rfsk Of cmbroiitng
A. crsca when thu aglt,tec state Of Eu ope seems
o. a. mise Boz q "f,ture" of such magnitude and
briiGncy. l. q question which many doubt, but Of
vipca. YOU are, OF course, the most competent
ir1ge. UNIVERSITY CLUB.
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tlncGtes having been sisneu ny sue props, o.iovis
the treasurer has already attempted 10 represent
hat his signature was necessary 10 their validity,
ard that this was never affixed. The probability
seems 10 be that the bones were sufficiently regular
10 INV I've the company, but that, under any circu
stances, the holders, 20 escape the &C essty OF pro
tSgcfed litigation, viii be induced TO ACCEPT 5pro
mise. Among the comp s,ies wish which M Schuyler
az ne tim. connected WA the Illinois Central;
bot he retired from gear or two back and accord
ire 20 the report Of committee Of tho directora hs
Owes IL only about 10000, which IS am ply So
cured IN neral business there wasnothiug new The
Mexican Minister at New York had drawn toe
81 10000 paid on account Of the Gadsden treaty
In specie from the treasury, and had placed IL in
the praciyai New York banks-f500,0oo IN tae
shape OF d special deposite, not 70 be employed
In AIRY way, and the icmaioiog f6O0 900 ~ an odi
nary one, Tor which the banks are TO allow small
Interest. II there were any holders of Mexican
bon a. on that side Il may be presumed the Amount
could be ATTACHED for unpaid dividends. Tue bill
fer The cor structon Of telegraph 10 the Pacific
bad passed the Senate at Washing ton, by vote Of
70 10 10 Il proposes 70 authorize The government
to contract for double underground line. and
grants for the purpose 2,0e00o0 acres Of land, in
alternate Eecsions throughout the distxnce-the go
vernment in conside a'icn Tor this 10 have the right
az te1ding 600 words ler month The New York
Crystal paiacc the shares Of which was mentioned
by the last anyiccs A. having fallen to g. add which
year or two back were At leo, had reached ,iSs
last stage Of allure and Ia advertised TO be closed
The 3lst OF October next, and its effects sold to
dis, barge outstanding claims. From California the
latest dates are 10 the 18th of June, when the &C.
counts were still favorable wlth regard - the gold
production; since, although the amount saippe
duing The Grit Ave monthsof this year had reached
bit 9t,l25,c eco, sgaips. - us 900 In tae CORES
PoDding period q ISL twas believe '.erS nas
ZION being simply owing 20 the retention o. larger
sum among ne repv'stop. a..
The departures tom the port oil london tef 'AS
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On the goth ultimo the representatives Of Aus
tIia and Prussia presented their treaty Of April
Goth TO The Diet at Frankfort. The cabinets invite
the Diet to strengthen the Austro Prussan conven-
ton by acceding to it Internationally.
It was considered hopeless to expect that Prussia
would cordially come to terms VITA the allied Pow
Crs. We have, however, no further intelligence on
which to decide. A story Is current that the King
has declared openly, Z" it would be so.ise TO 60 to
war with Russia
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England.
TIE DEEMS MESSAGE FOR AN ADDITIONAL WAR
CRFprr-pEBATE IN the coMMoSs-HEB MAJss
TVS MEssAGE-GrHEnAL NEWS.
On the evening of Nor day, the 2ith o. July,
most animated debate took place In tie Houses OF
Lo,ds nd Commons on the Queens message, sole
ting vote Of credit to carry on t1e war.
TIE following II the message
VICTORIA REGfNAs
Her Majesty, deemipg expedisnt 10 provide for any
additional exr which may arsc In consequence Of
The war in which her Majesty engaged against the
Emoeror Of Russia relies the affection OF the Houses
Of Lords aud Commons for their concurrence ir such
may bs necessary for makng provision sc
h tie House of Lords en- Affirmative address was
formally agreed TO.
IN the Commons Lord John Russell said that
present vote Of three millions Of pounds sterling
(f3 600 ,000) was required.
Lord Dudley Stuart moved that the Chsrmin
report progress, but eventually Withdrew his mo-
zion on the understanding that he won ID renew
the discussion on the committees report, and would
move an address against the propagation OF Parlia'
inert.
The vote was agreed to.
The distinguished cavalry regiment, the Scots
cre,s, was embarked or tie screw steamer alua'
lava, 1T Liverpool, and would sail on "wednesday,
TIE 2Gth July. direct for Varna, at which plice II
v IA expected they would be dselnbarked 10 twelve
da,s. The Hirualaya had just been purchased by
the British government for CLIO 900 sterieg.
An or,ier has been issued that British soldiers Ia
tie East shall wear monstaches, and II they please,
ttsTds. -.
roa,ed Governor II The Cape Of Good Hope. Col
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Cards OF Admission inuariabiyin adrance, or
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Boarding 81 90 per week; incidentals, at on
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Commercial College,
(LGtc Commercial InStitutc,)
OF INDIANAPOLIS,
Established March 81, 1851.


Established March 81, 1851.
INCoRPORATED 1853.
W. Mex. Scorr. A. NJ. Founder an d President
JAMES G. HAYDEN, Late Professor i'm Bac0n's
Mercantile College, Cincinnati,) Professor
Of BOOKKEEPING and PENMANSHlP.
The ScSsiOn will commence at College Hall as
follows
lstSession on the lst Monday ofSeptember.
I'd Session on the LIST Monday Of November.
I'D Session on the lSt Monday Of January.
4th Session on the LIST Monday Of March.
9Th Session on the LIST Monday Of May.
Having secured, permanently, the services
U the distinguished Professor above named,
and leased for aterm Of years the commodious
Hall, but now named
COLLEGE HALL.
Which is 10 be fitted up in style of great ell
eganHe, taste, sand convenience, the President
would say. that this College now offers advan-
tages superior to AL others for imparting
sound, thorough, and accomplished business
education.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
The course OF Studies, as enlarged, will be
as follows, viz:
!. Bookkeeping, by Single and Double
Entry, in all it's various branches, and its APP
plication to all kinds of business.
= The laws, customs and usages Of trade
and commerce.
B.. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short
and easy system Of cancellation, Caught in o
other college.)
.. Commercial law, in a series OF lectures,
thorough and systematic.
5. Business Penmanship.
6. Commercial correspondence.
z. Lectures upon Banking. Political econo-
my, and other subjects valuable to the bust
ness man.
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Persons from distance will be refunded in
heir expenses if satisfaction is nofgiven.
Plymouth, Ind, May ste 81 no I6ly