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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
RETURN OF THE MONEY STOLEN FROM
BELMONT d co.

Among the letters and dispatches received by Augustus
Belmont Co through the Post-Oice this morning was
letter directed in most wretchcd style OF writing 10
Augustus Belmont e. Co., No 81 Beaver-st.'
Upon opening this letter Mr. Belmont found rolled up
in bi, Of newspaper portion Of the money that was
stolen from his bsnking house on Tuesday night.
On counting over it was found to have been oil re-
turned with the exception Of about $780, which amount
being in small bills could be used without detection. The
vresier portion of the bills we're of the denomination Of
o. O0O on the Bank of the State of New-York.
The police were engaged all Of Wednesday afternoon in
examining the premises and investigating tho matter but
they were unable detect the thieves although suspicion
rested two three who questioned relative to
the robbery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

into effect the party discipline established by the eai
"ing Republican, of tho State"
member Of the Albany Regency, es II was sad 10
consist of Messrs. Crosweli knower Talcott, Marcy,
Skinner and Butler for years. and until the year 1872 he
exercised active influence in the poiitics OF the state
and Nation.
In 1924 the partnership with Mr. Leake was Dissolved.
and Mr.. Crcswe continued as State Printer, hayins
united himself in the publication OF The Argus with Mr.
Obadiah Van Benihuyscn, and subsequently with Sir.
Thos. M Burt
The opposition of Mr. Croswell to Gen. Jackson and
his friendship for Mr. Crawford the Regency Candidate
for President the abandonment by the Regency Of M
Crawford and its adhesion to Gen Jackson are matters
well understood To the election Of Mr. Van Buren,, Ii>
Argus gave cordial support but early showed is oppo
oped in bis message 10 the Special Session Of Congress
1887 and although it subsequently withdrew its oppos-
considered sincere. 1t this that led 10
the disruption Of the Democratic Republican party in this
state and at the present day arrays in direct hostility
Mr.. Croswell, his firm and fast friends Of 1924.
The election Of Gov. Seward in 1898. brought abou,
change of partnership Of the Argus and when the ia
election of 1889 placed both branches Of the Legsa.s
Burt retired and Mr.. Van Dyck then senator from 'ne
old Second District became partner with rso.xs
5. Croswe the latter gentleman, MI Sherman ''o''"'
The nrogres.;ve views Of Mr. Van Dyck caused his
early reracy from the firm. and for years inc "'s
conducted by Msssrs f. o.Gs"a n the A,gn. was pur
chased by s. NJ Shaw, now proprietor o. Ine oop'i
town Frccmans Journal and at nss, nay, raytnsr ".
Jobnson one of the present firm, became partner.
NJ Sh,w rered IN 1881 and in 1884 Mr. Edwin Cros
we'll doubtless expecting change in his present state o.
;.; b;b fer many wears he occupied to the advan
ice Of his party for certainly have they lost their
sie.t editor Sorey afflicted he is he carries with him
into retirement the best wishes Of wide CIRCLE OF sympa
tbzipr friends May the remaining years Of his eventual
life be passed in peace .,..;,
To MANY the retirement Of Mr. Croswel at this Parcu
or iupctueon the eve OF the assembling o State Con
vention Of the political friends Of The Argns-may seem
10 afford motive for his conduct this ae will deveoPe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
THE QUICKEST ROUTE FROM LONDON TO
SHANGHAI

Collin shas won for the United Stutes greater victories up
the than did Nelson for Great Britain. His
line of steamers has contributed more to establish
supremacy in steam navigation than any feet which this
Government can ever arm and equip The crossing of
the Atlantic westward under his auspices nine days and
half the time Of the Bacs last rum gives to our nation
substantial fame-one that will prove valuable
il than would be the stormng of Sevasopo TO the allied
powers. We believe that in few years Collins or some
other Of eDteIprsDg citizens will build steamers that
will make the voyage from New York Liverpool in
seven by making his line weekly one carry
twotbirds Of the mail matter that the Atlantic
CuDard has decided advantage him at present by
having weekly contract with the British Government
for which he receives per annum 10000 thereabous
In Consequence OF this persons in the habit of
mting their communications regularly by the line which
departs once week and it in this manner monopoizes
the carrying.
The present ese is practical one Our countrymen
acknowledged 10 be emnently practical people
Steam the personfcaton of the real since it produces
positive results 1t the agent that make this na.
ton powerful as to cast all others respects agricu-
ture, commerce and navigation into deep and perpetual
shade. The opening Of relations with Japan all tina.
wanting to the existing order things in in
terconmunica,ion between Europe and the far East.
The entire travel and transportation between LONDON
Paris Berlin Madrid Vienna St. Petersburg with South.
China is cross this continent, and at no distant
day Ii can be conveyed in less time. by ten or fifteen
days, than by the overland route Shanghai dates are
upon the average, sxiyve days old when they reach
England This speed is not likely to be considerably ac-
celebrated.
Now let in what time we can take them 10 Lon.
don: From Shanghai to San Francisco viii Yedo and
Honolulu, twenty days from San Francisco TO New.Or.
leans via the sihmus of Tehuanepec eleven days from
New-Orleans TO New-York by railway, five DAYS: from
Newfork 10 London, ten days-total ortysix days We
believe that in ten years this result will be witnessed and
when there shall be continuous rail lines from one os ,an
10 the other the time will be reduced at least ak days
Inc influence that II Is to exercise morally politically
socially and commercially the destnies Of the world
no great stretch Of the Imagination is required to deter
mre. "
The able and interchangeable Senator from Cl;f,rri, Ia,
succeeded in getting the body of which he is member to
consent to the establishment of monthly mail line from
san Francisco TO Shanghai If the measure shall be ap-
proved by the House, this will be promising beginning
in the Pacific for the perfection of an object which to
accomplish that which in bygonc days would have been
regarded as the performance OF miracles.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
TIE TURF.

CfNTREyILLr COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTING- Vedaesday
July l2.-Mach for $500, mile and repea. TO wagons.
Mr. Williams names br m Kate.
d. Stevens names br h. Lumber Jm..................e
Time, 2atl-2:55t.
Kate he'd the call at . to |.
UNION Course. L. L-M0n90y July lO.-Great Trot-
ting and Pacing Match for 81 900 five mile and repeat TO
hui meas.
H. Woodruff nsmess Prince, to;ter). Received forfeit
~ srrer names Hero lpacer) Paid forfeit
CrsTRkvILLE CouRsE, L. I.-FTtday, July Purse
slo0, mile heats best in TO wagons.
J. Eesoa names br III. Lady King ................l
D. fffer ssmes br h. Highland boy .............2
Time, 2: 49, 57l-2s7.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
MORTALITY AT SEA, &c.

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, July II, 1854.
The bark Tivo of Newport, from Chrngres has arrived
below this port the captain having died, and the crew
being all sick with fever.
William Uxford alias sullivan, the rlifan who shortly
after the Burns trial at Boston struck Richard H. Dana,
Jr Burnss senior counsel with slung shot in Court
st. and then fed to NewQrleans where he was arrested
on board the ship Union as before reported was sent
back to-day in charge OF Officers Jones and Heath by the
steamship Star of the South.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

Trr CpoIrRa At ToLKDo, OHIo.-The Toieio B'Gde
sa,s that the extent which the cholera has prevailed IN
that city, has been much exaggerated and ha' iso deaths
only have occurred from that disease SINCE inc Isl OIL
April. The Blade says;
SO exclusively has the cholera prevailed am 'ng foreign
ers who dehed all natural laws and all ordnary precan
tions among ignorant inemperate, reckless anu iuS,t
tori men that among the whole 100 which W. place rs me
number Of deaths by Cholera. but eight have dei OF
rbom we had ever heard. We have inquired OF oider
one who knew more than that number f victims.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
JUBILEE AT GROTON, MASS OF THE ALUMNI
OF LAWRENCE ACADEMY

GnoroS, Mass, Thursday July 10, 1884
The Alumni of Lawrence Academy held jubilee in
this town yesterday Among those prominent in the pro-
ceedings were the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Joel Parker
Esq., the Hon. John p Bgeow the President of the day.
George S. Boutwell,, the Hon. Isaac Parker the Hon.
Amos Kendall-al of whom graduates of the acad
emy.
About 700 persons present and they partook Of
dinner under large tent. Many speeches were made
which were received with great favor and the occasion
was one of unaOyed enjoyment
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
XxXIIId CONGRESS. .... FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. ,WAsHIyGros, Thursday July 10 ls5f
Mr. WADE said that in Tie Nen- York Herah was a
postponing the Homestead BILL Senator Seward took up
his hat and M be not having yet determined whether TO
lose foreign Know-Notling influence in New-fork
He Wade thought required Of him to say that on that
day the senator from New York and the Senator from
North Carolina both having occasion to be absent had
Hgroed pair Off and had requested him to say so when
the vote taken but he had omitted to do so.
Mr. SUMNER presented petition from the citizens Of
Windsor County, Vermont praying for the abolition OF
Slavery and the slave trade ia Territories.
Mr.. BRIGHT introduced bill granting land TO Indians
fnr q ralrnad therein.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

HAMILTON CoLLEGE.-The Rev. Joel Parker D. D..
will deliver On address before the Equitable Fraternity
Hamilton College at their next anniversary. This ami
versary will take place the cath of this month and
two days before the college commencement The above
named Society is literary and antsecret in its character
II one branch Of the snsecre. confederation which
exists in many Of our mos. influential colleges.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

Mr.. Mason AND THE TREATY OF REcrPRocr1r.-The
Washington correspondent of The Courier and Enquirer
communicates the following touching the course Of Mr.
Mason Senator from Virginia in regard to the Reciprocity
Treaty:
AT the time Of the reference Of the Reciprocity Treaty
privately stated that Mr. Mason had become com.
mtted TO il in the Of the negotistons Whether
that report well i'll founded il supposed that
the Treaty would be promptly reported for the action OF
the Senate The disappointment Of the friends Of the
rangement on learning that Mr. n Is now opposed to it,
and that ON prctsxt snothes it n be- kept back
until nearly ths end Of the session. IL therefore, extreme
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
VERMONT STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

MoNrPELiER, Ihursday JuIy 10, Io'I'
The Vermont State Temperance Convention was occu'
pied yesterday afternoon spirited debate on the policy
of making separate nominations. The friends Of the meas
ure finally prevailed.
In the evening the Nominating Committee reported for
Governor the Hon. Lawrence Branard OF St. Abans for
Lieutenant Governor E. p Walton OF Montpelier, and for
Treasurer Mr.. Bates of Northfed.
The report tabled after much discussion, and the
Convention adjourned to o'clock this afternoon wait
,he action Of the Free Soil and Union COnv enOns to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
BOARD OF EXCISE.
TIFTErSTH WARD.

FIfTEtSTH WARD.
At the twoday sitting for this Ward the Board declned
to give licenses alleging that they desired to overhaul the
character of the applicants Yesterday they granted lis
licenses "a in the XXXIXth Council District, sc in the
XLth and 25 in the XLIst District. great number OF
these ore gocer who keep bars and for regular
hotels still there porerhouses and groceries enough
roped to disgrace the heretofore most respectable Ward
in the City 90 far as is concerned. However, il will
probably be the of giving the police OF the Ward
something TO do.
To Me Editor Of The n. Y Tribune
SIR: Tho differences alluded to in o.days paper be-
tween and AID Covert is not correct. The dispute
was between Aid. Covert, Forbes and Belden. Please
correct the same. Yours, &C.,
DIP sAMMlS, Councilman XXXIvth District.
orb July Il 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

n,v Sales go bbs st ssc for Prison ani aal ID. ono
jersey s7ic. .p,,. .;,, ,
PKovrsIoss-A more buoysnt maFka; or ro'A w,'n
fair demand; sales OF Mes at 81 25 ana F''''
aslo37I Beet is firm and in steady demani. CO..
repscked Chicago at tie; Country Mess IN
Me-s si5 60 Lard is firm at ssslc Butter uui' an
plenty lsc for State le Isc fo- Ohio. Cheese IS
salabe AT tGG9lc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
LATER FROM TEXAS AND NEw-MExIcO.

NEw-ORLEAYs, Tuesday, July IL, 1854.
We in receipt Of Galveston dates TO the 9th inst.
The accounts of the growing crops are favorable.
The FL Paso mail arrived at San Antonio in 20 days 1t
wss attacked by Indians at Eagle Springs.
A letter from Santa Fe dated May 20, says; Indian
hostiltes continue The Indians combining against
the whites and general Indian war is expected The
General has sent force to Eagle Springs and other
wise preparing to operate against the Indians.
Mrs. Wilson, recently prisoner of the Camanches,
had arrived at I'll Paso, on her way home.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

RooKLASD, Meat the fist Mayoralty election undcr
the new chsrter Julys, the result follows Whole
number of votes for Mayor, 9s5 Knott Crockett Whg
had 500; Geo. S. Wieein, (whigl 30; lido X. Kimba
(anti-Nebrsska Democrat 275; Joseph Hewet (Nebras
ka and Administration Democrat,) 76 Mr.. Crocketts
majority ALL l47. Hewe the only caucus can
didate in the field
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

CASE OF CAPT. DowsIsG.-The testimony in the case
of Capt Samuel W. Downing, who has been on trial in
Philadelphia for several days past charged with carrying
TO Rio Janero, in the L. S. ship jamestown Com j. r.
Cobb OF the Argentine squadron during civil war in
Bsenos Ayres and other official misconduct has been
concluded and the Court has adjourned We cannot say
when a decision Is 10 be made.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
u. s. DISTRICT COURT AT UTICA.

UTICA, Wednesday July l2, 1851.
Mesn. Way and voorhies pleaded guilty in Court to-
day on their indictments for couneretng having with
drawn their former plea. Mrs. Voohes discharged
Dr. Ezekiel Cronk also pleaded guilty, Withdrawing
his former plea The Distc.-Atorney, owing to the ab
sence Of important witnesses not prepared to carry
any to trial.
Sentence will be pronounced on Way, Voorhies ana
Cronk tomorrow, when the Court will adjourn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
XARME JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared this Forenoon

ship.CEels Toby soule Csso. Nesmth Son; slliyAn.
Mitchell. Char!e-ton. I. Wardle
BHs,mJssIer Bennett Chseon, Dunham Dinacu; Edward,
Burns, Wilmington, Van Brgnt & slssht
Brs-LsvAees Gresnmsr, Matssoraa Stanton Thompson
sehoone-Joa Grice, Rogers, Jacksonville, Once; V. H.
smith Nichols Wilmington Dollns Potter J1ia Francis Rob
nson, Beaufort Davis Holmes Yorktown Cole. City Point J.
Hunter CO.. Lady Whedbe MAsksr, Plymouth, ~
Warren, Chapman. New Haven, master
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

RAILROAD ACCIDENT The train which left Washington
City yesterday morning at o'clock, bound North me'
with an accident by the breaking Of the axle OF the en-
CINE at Bladensburch. Mr.. Gaf the engineer, had DIS
leg broken bu; beyond this there were no INJURIES su'
tanned The passengers and mails returned to the city
and leff min at q O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
4le0irai.

CHOLERA.-In DR.. SHERRILLs GUIDE TO
~ HEALTH Rsdde, u detailed which
proved uniformly successful For hADDE SMITH Broad
way, and the Author, No SIS Hadscnst
HOLLOWAY Among all the idle medica-
menis ohe dy the OF hk III the
sea W. wond not include HOLLOWAYs PILLS celebrated both
here and Europe their wonderful propert
has taught that their
huts vol substantial rsd gp0n
tue Intelligent the refined and he dscsaius They BE-
van every portion Of the CIVILIZED Globe ssd every SPOT hs,f
srt 20 with grateful enhsasH that well nd0rs-s
thsr esYsey They merely designed for
cal complaint but and by removing from ths
elnnts OF disease hBs operating Ia extraordinary
81 disorders which human subject
New YORK Tue Nsoasl Democrat.
Sod BY al hs voLde of medicine In rhe United States pots
sEd boxes 5 S7 and 81 n eaeh and Wholesale
the ITircys the United Ss-~ A.ssrA
d. SANDS, NswYork and byt the POprssr No 5trassi
inn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEWHVEN, Thursday, July IJ, I73F
This morning farmer from Waterbury, about ~ years
of age whose name could not ascertain was leaving
the Straford Bridge the down train was sweep
ing by when he struck the head aud instantly
killed. He was on his way home from New-fork AM
had accidentally passed Bridgeport where he shodd have
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RrYER.
Ths spsadn - sspsros stea1s1 BAY STATE Cest Wn
Brcy,, leaves nsv Yof every MONDAY WIDNisDEY -
sxlpAI Ssiees T. - EnrIHn sfArK, CAPt Bsesnia
~ SssGss g = m rs IL =, sAs Better.
I,ssf = Ss':s: s'sv.ssd sAsssA W. great Dispatch y -
w SolDzE, As..., Ns N N y ws~.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
La " MI,EZLIGEINCE.

L. CIRCUIT CoURT-Besore Judges BETS.
ARSON.
The trial of Isaac Vantne and Joseph Fem for setting
fire. alleged TO barn Governors Island, which had
leen down for to-day further postponed, owing to
the continued illness OF Major Sprague and the Court ad
iourIe ed for the term
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
CALL OF THE WING STATE COMMITTEE OF
MASSACHUSETTS, FOR A STATE CONVEN-

BosroS. Thursday July IL, 1854
The Whig State Committee have issued call for
State Convention in Fancuil Hall Wednesday, Aug To-
The call sets forth the object of the meeting to be to
nominate State officers and express the sentiments of the
Wings Massachusetts, upon questions of State policy and
upon the new and momentous issues arising of
peal of the Missouri Compromise which opens Slavery
vast territory dedicated by solemn compact to Freedom
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

TopAooo-PALL IN PRIcr.-Ihe Cfark'r'he 1o'aeeo
Plan, says tobacco has been declining for SIX weeks anu
that grades have fallen s2 to - per c~t o'ner
EXCHANGES in Virginia and Tennessee speak Of the same
thing We believe the growing crop good everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

BUFFALO AND NEw-YoRK CIrr RuLRoAp.-A. ID.
Peichin ESQ., has become the lessee of this road and
will henceforh have the entire management of its affairs
The rolling stock of the road was acquired some time
since by Mr.. Paichin, by purchase.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
THE RECENT COLLILION ON THE SUSQUEHAN-
MA RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July l3, 1884.
We have mail to-day from south OF Raleigh.
The wounded by the collision on the Susluehanna
Railroad improving from the effects Of the cool
weather and there strong hopes of the recovery
of John Scott the conductor Of the excursion tram
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
Arrived.

schr Friends strosi. Mlbdse days lumber Simpson
Mayhem.
sehr ysndsis Burgess. Mlibrdss, da lumber Brett sos
& Co.
Sehr N. stsier Lawrence. Portland, 5 de-, s.ono
6ehr ssrsh Munson Nsehias d. timber and ,h Mayha
Talbot 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

Kent Co. Mich has population Of ios. In 1850 it
had lso7. The city Of Grand Rapids in that county hss
Q population Of ,sat-sn incresss Of 81 pr cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
THE DISASTER TO THE BR. BARK AQUATIC:

CHARLEsT0N, Iuesuh! d uIy ~ -
The sts amer General Clnch succeeded IN towing tne
British bark Aquatic of the beach Of Pawleys Island
vber se Yves previously reported ashore at high water
ON Monday The steamer, with the bark in tow, will
n,oI,bIy arrive here tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
Death OF AN EMINENT LAWYER.


Samuel Berstow eminent lawyer OF Detroit, lafe
H. Attorney for the State OF Michigan died here to-day
after a short illness.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
DEATH OF THE REV. LOUIS DWIGHT.

BOSTON, Thursday, July IJ, Is3I
The Rev. Louis Dwight, Secretary of the Massachusetts
Prison Discipline Society, died this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROA
IN 1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

\
Gommensns May r. iIss 1854 Accommodation, a,
sspSs 100 % GfscaSi,h ~ wi rsssAM
7 s94r: ;is's .ns Bas@SS Sss%'sas nst9s
sS' .Sa Ssi S iad for Tad sna @
FoR Posfos via Hartford Springfield and worcesr-Erpre~I Il
sAM .rdipM Dine and Sup sRrnfshsds ID uo,,.-y
Accommodation train Of the New Haven Hartford and Spring
f'a tai Rs1Sff Ss5si .loalas & q spa .od iAM
London, Norwich, soninson and Providence. aud to
For HoS.scnie R.iro.d-Erpre"asAM
Nor Nsussue. Rsiosd.EaPTs., a. NJ snd r M an,
'A and E;Fs. New ,v.,,,,omoos.o. a.
$50 SIS aud lol5AM. and t~Ph EXPIRES" " sS' AM and
~ rem M so4sF and Port che.t.rspeca Accommodation
from Norwslt ASA M; from Port Chester saSoA A. sndaN
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House, and He
"S and s1St Be o Me- han.s Ss~ Haven
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAIIROAD.-Passenger
~ Tp leave Per foot q %, o a9sc Without fh change Of
bulIhi Ezpe.a7A A. NJ ior DnukrL
nslS A NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo. and nteru'sd-e '
Way E,PGs .tIasr N tos Dq.tir.- c.u,,.
sissmoni for SuaeTn and i1tsnnediaie station.
SIX % .: siG aa."' ''
On SUNDAY only one Express Train. ssPM
Thess Express Train. connect Buffalo with hrste .pentt
~ith tie R,osd Cieyssud Cacinns Oisdo
n C. McCALLUH. General Superintendent
n EW-iORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS d.
Wl .9 .ad y % s s sgis .on%ss.. Below d s y:
via MONTPELIER Burlington st. Adams aud Rouses
Point OgdeDbugh Montreal Ticket Ohices-New Haven
Railroad Broadway and Cansst and of 2sh
snd iih Express Trsns A. NJ and r. W. Baggage checked
through FRANCIs HYDE. General Agent, No 5a South
NETWORK aud PHILADELPHIA and the
SIXTH Sg .% md RRfRE EET & i HtH .s.
coartlspd'.. at snd 10 81 .nd u sndsP NJ Throush
NwJey Accommodation Line esve. u at 81 stopping al
Through Cincinnati tat Sl6D
N,st Washington Norfolk &c ad through
checked Washington and 10 A. M and r. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
7 IINIyERsITYsFAMILY MEDICINEs.-FEyER

The UNIVERSITY Of FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
KNOWLEDGE chartered by the State of Pennsvanis Apn ~
1885 mainly arrest ID. evils Of spurious supply
the public With reliable ed!s where the
vii lot BE- employed having
remedy, ROWANDs TONIC MxTURE
The frs, end only twenty years certain
Fever Agus and kindred recommend
20 the Patronage OF tte afflicted
TIE above Institution for Bowel
Or Chosfs,
RowANDs COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
Ard in due time viii furnish remedy every
can be saey treated In ths way.
By order Of me Trustees JOHN p ROWLAND NJ D.
President Of the Univety and head Of the Phsrmseescs De-
pertnent Philadelphia
Home DispenssrJ Once South Second a PhHspaia
ey CHAsH RING General Agent No is2 Broadway n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. .
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Ne Lswless, EewOean ds nadss and IS
p CLss Morgan The this port repairs
Biz Velocity tBr) Darrell Cienfuegos 10 ds rucser
LgbboufIe Sid In with bark Sson for Boston; brig Tux
lilo, Miigsn, for NewYor Marklsrd, for Philadelphia
Sch Acsdsn Lass Murphy, ST Domingo City June 22 mshog
iry &C. A C. Rossre Co 9th lat 90 6 Ion IL spoke
hlfg Psdlt1e herce for Nassau. \. p. ds out.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER All

RANGEMEST-On after July |. 1854 Trains viii run
follows: Brooklyn 10 Tor Gsesnpcr Y Tor ST
o-.et; S4 M Isphans ION SATURDAYS thus tram s,es
through 20 Gre-nport, AMI returns MONDAY at 80
AIS NJ for syessc. tor ~ ~ ~.
wiz run Fsmngdse. aud return on THURSDAYS and NUN
DAYS 4 5 A. NJ -. ,.,., a.
Leave Jamsics $40 7os, and st5A NJ; as 5snds
Hempseed 80 VI do; syossst. A. NJ do Z
Ysrhsnk cs NJ do GreenrOt 10 A 81 dol syossss. as
y N 40