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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

TROUBLE AMONG Dock LABoHFRs "A disturbance
CURED Johnson Dock the foot Of Rsss or Thurse,J be-
emp Dyed BY the City Railroad Company to discharge tTo
iG ss,. .s Ii: ppss was a d
but the Lors .soIemen whose scale Of price, T. rese sns
than Is,. the" Sg Th.y Therefore
&c - ne p,s W. s Ss'f e rsss s .S s
Chief bis Proceeded the dock early
s. " ssaais.nSs %s. %."ed the bad even
hOn the doek and put upon the osd 10 f@hns Where ny
tie ir.ei AGerhs aod,y Railroad Director
SuJ unloading ,h.i al d.grS,afe
he s 1so'sns Ssen re99vd nSIs
deemed tina. the railroad AbOIeIs shoad Be employed on
the doek reduced rate Of wages and heoce the dcny
THr CITY RauEoaDs-It is anticipated tina. oil the
last winter viii be completed ia operation ~ ul Tbs
~or on the Flushing Az Ro.a w ed lH &C., 1od
spc simsnst to Flushing svand aporOn Of tae'ra's
DAMAGES FOR IsJURIEs Mathew j. Cloil yester
Gay the City Court indictment for committing an
battery Richard McClossey BY sttisos him oves
a wIdict Of $50 in favor Of complainant.
LARCENY or GRAIS-Yesterday, Joseph Burns Dennis
pso.en ardwo Other" we're brought before Justice smh on
ssS.sss d.,lisi. rom h.nc Docs, and sl.s. Of 4,
ss sa'a s iGR the a. %
bushs; detained IL tho vessel and ;as;.
who Keeps IN the ntls9bOrhood The ;
Police with scer H.sns arrested ne dersdsni. Alter
hssns they held for further examination this
charge. The grain Is worth ~ o. per bgshel
HousY INDUSTRY FOR FKNALEs-An association o.
and eventually establish where the Of sewing
Ia this city by the
sfces Mrs Nichols Laqaes Presidents Mrs
ViceFredept; Ms II Btowp Secretary. ant
hs JULIA kk Board of Manager consisting o.
three l.oes ard ldvory COMMITTEES OF nine
likewise Collections taken
active operations commerce a practicable
PacIrIo ENGINE CeMrANY.-This company took formal
possession their house in Perepons Thursday evening"
COLLATION. and nunher sfnvited
The house elegantly furnished aud supplied
with convenience.
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Rse.ipt. Of Produce. APRIL L

Hudson Rr0 Rarg-45ss bbs Flonr 81 pkgs WHISKY 20
do Pori L. s3 SIDES L. shs 7, aud Snodres
RaosiAo bhls Flour Is casks Ashes go bass Corn,
Wos 23o sides Leather 500 Sheep $50 Hogs 40 pkss
Butter SIS do Provisions, | 80 bsgs Oats.
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NEW-TERSEY ITEMS.
law .IN2,ELLIGENCE

SUPREME coURT-sFscIM TfRs-5sfore Judge CLIRNr
DECISIONS.
Poiat If Pyaetice-Motion for appointment OF he-
teiyer ,.A. r...A,,.-
nv I'M COURT-Tkis is a processing under sscton -
Of H. Code The appointment off receiver tes section S car
,l 50 on debtor himself nsitrtd for hs
p.Ipose reaching bis property generally upo5 notice %
ur there authority ptovion
az .nnie,t,or Of OF the dsbt,r % the
or, 81 IN, udsnen AZ provided by section ~ Kemp s9d f1
- n.,sy, How p r. i1s, decided at General Tern
carrot therefore either ~ order direcps tne
Inc in the hands OF Ceoae
Shs osoIntment Of Receiver AFFORD aid TO the psnsh or
40 osesslon Application denied
Aos W FeBns ast. Augustus w Fenno
Decree Of divorce granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

Balance hand eth and bills receivable Mrch 81 ss 81
The value of the mine is estimated at million OF dollars
Tie Baitm0re Sun Of yererdsy informs uS that the
miners 10 the Cumberland Coal nihng district have
TO work having obs.d advance OF three cents
y iun, the contract prize being 33c. Thi, region So
long iGe will busy aspect The quantity
market viii only be limited by the limited mans Of
transportation The Baltimore and Ohio Rslread Comps
ny cannot take all the coal 1st the companies wish them
transport. The Sun adds
Wih the ysr11s CONSUMES IN sddon 20
these bpp largely fsm the Mar and Goa ied.
bringing their p'esgcs TO market
this only By the Of ae dsubs
trsck Of he Baor- 40 Ohio Railroad Which ssy
Of the csi trade tas
hop. ,1p,ctsoB l,srs OF having I. dae time IN
erased .ritss 81 ppDs sod such mulP aes OF outlets
shipping poiets trade will se0nnod.te inasf
irts
Already he. Locus. Point the coal terminus Of tue reai
Thriving busy ard proving section any b. s occ1
psrey for hit Where bat hsr tine ago wsf barren
fields neglected shore cApseo1s warehouses
whav,s and evident thai The nsrty O. tas r.as "leh "a
will r0s6 ths spot II uuss lis pf-.Ss
tho Cumbesus CsA ITou Com ts ccersc
With Rsl0sd nsr
s coal In such Large supply pusei for tbse
o. which laid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08
Alsenperx Arrived.

IN yaokeiisip Hd- from HsrrsR KsuscheI Of St Lsu.
u w Root of M-Asyen, Carl Heiaan Of Wurtsnbers
Gspdsiv.ser Of srssk0urg Psuet Hypeolyts Of Paris 49,
H0ifgry Can0a-Rev James Colder lady tvo chill
srs and sensBt Lieut. 4. 2. Gulis U N Cspt Rowe Nh
Thompson.
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To CALTORNIaNs.-NO ono should cross the 18th
without Tobas Venetian Eminent II Immediately cures
DseDeiy tboers Collie TO the miner u invaluable 10 case
OF Rheu atu Pains In the Limits back ohet - an ate,pa
well AZ an external remedy Depot Coarilsnit Sold
by the Druggists throughout the States Pice Is cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

GAS Gas, GAS &C bandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Of
modern and antique dessn be the manufscur
Of Archer Warner Co.. No SO BIoad~sy The largest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

rcsn coursra.s IN oppar,saiy Of rs.i,a, fas
S5 TO Rio Sb;g CO... sgp p s' pa co % h.
ssIs 50 me Iep.. were 90
or pn o'sa o. yelow 'ever s'red tss c.2t Cor, ="
Cerso 1s.f o. be BRIG 10 csp b sndss; she iss. 10
topry trd o. III. big or eli e. G. pay. 10 a.,s % rss sri
val o, ~ Wig a. So frsn;sO ia fs'os Of Co. h'
BIT. , eiO tor her ds.,nssn bat rei Sh iadht'
ssstis and h.e 70 pat into vseHss ~bers she eoai
- ss l -, ,,o 70, snd q; .sa sias "a.
t.t * hearing Of the execution Of the bOoy b0aa
y had pct bses sIsinsS b, Mr. " nov h.a ;. .ny
& .11 o s s ad VS. o. =.
sD1 esso Cater bsl-psDs de- s.d Moss .ad s.I
.rd when @r w owner b. ard Of M GRIT d..r ne abs,
Sepd h.r 'os o TO the Is'u'snc. c'.'eJ e ~,
hei 'toie be di'mised Testimony sIea D''n reserved
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-srtcrAL TrsN-Drcisoss
MECHANICS LIEN LAW.
Demurrer for ~snt Of parties oveuu'ed
WoODEUFy. That the contractor is made psrty
esrroi b qred ss an objection q se Aiata proceeding de-
b that The .ppJ b.
Such may the pl,lnds. .rpl..iOn
case require H. ,
william Ms slS'n az. 1e'i Wi n ian Wright
s &ssSss io' 'Sssa as .4 b
,1es,.tns The ard eei sxsy ihs .,ooo aoi celia, door Sc
In ssseS 'ss s. property
ihopee, AID ss.d surrender 70 but .fers.d refused
30 that he had the
excavations being made Verdict for o Tatf, 800
Before Jodge DAILY.
Sebl singer against
To recover e94, balance Of slg4 for taking short
hsod report and writing proceedzs before Cor ttes Of the
late Common Council The deenss that the
the price high which is 1end. The
once before, and reported. To be continued this forenoon
MARINE coURT-Befors JDdss MCCARTHY
FOHCIHLE ENTRY AND DErAIHER.
william Esfe William Wright Samuel HcHons-
gsi and JAMES Nc Moneea Proceeding before special Jury
Plaintiff says he appointed by the will Of William
Wright lwho dice IL 1865 Of h tbst s do
cs,sd held the time Of his death lease for Eve from
hsy 1851 IF under IT, and Is
second Of No p Annt Wright Housed Bss
that after his death defendants possesion Of said prem s1d
ofcity detained them &c The pesdiLss denn,re1
imperfect the entry hayDs been peaee4ble, ba ovsuled
Or behalf plsiLtf the Jesse and vii which
sttwb tia Dlintf 10 connection With Mss tdg4d Fox
6sIts IN sion Of tie premises; that past6 vi
officer the pIem,e and dmaodrj aud
behind the bar bot that Of defendants prevented hn
bnd they refused to give possession
On the OF the 6eendsuts shown by b- testimony OF
Charles Wright that he he said W. sod James Nc Aoaeg
the the psee for 5 sed the fn-ni0rs
and Nc A1Desl
WRIGHT acted provisional tin
sufhry from the pisiDn being
the atd rendered action
that Mr. Fox reply lated that
ch dt,sr be had righ 10 sell except Ehsrs the
perhabe and that the defendants have Th 20 sok
the surety &c Verdict In favor Of plaintiff for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

RucH SILKS, BARfGRs, &c &c.-Ubsden. Person
Lake 10 al BoadS between Grand s9d Broousss
~ ss the Of the ladies'
Of Dress Goods received YsApko consist
rich CbsDt Plaid and Sipei Sss Of all .tss qualities.
assortment of pOuncsd Bsese Ogaade
u tho best P,ris male Tissues s1d Gend Plaid
figures q all Celofs French and English Csicos &c
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTOS-Arr April ship. Nsrth~fa Light San
Of Liverpool bsrss r-msn, A-a. lav--saOr drsea
R,ns Noble brig Nay Persirs Phlsd-lPsss NerssS
fernsnhucos hssAalL havana. r. Bald
-is DO lsns5s A,spzs'; wtirn Pit fhusdslssa bart
NFU-ORLEkSs-A--A April .hrs lsserhins Soaprsu sni
R-v.bp. New-York bsrts r.rs se Ia2sis rssae gsA
J.CksONyfLLr-ar Ap-ls s,kr hgescr ron Nev'tef
srt,te "a. nate wss s,rsa When ans asJ ,nt
frrr New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

AODros,L L,ssrrovsss At rss ESr..ses TO Posr Pnur
Shortisi Sina oeipe srsriy
peed mariner, requested IN se noce hr on and ,er the
is liked red ish vii be hod therso
TIE sdns hsht h,us- balm u
psec white s'd stands elevation OF 30 feet sesys the
bearing esatsr OF the light house
on shortspd, Bias Sdes distant 6 feet The ls,iny light
will be weather mls seward sttaa tho
b-srrss Of " rcand westerly \ W W Tas two hsst
lights by nht kept a- Of sssas Iced
in Points LOssse .ad S-pesnj bat
csHtopes the by night against
he path Of the sbb tide by dag
skAcoS SWAN Posr requested to ste notice
b-acor painted ~hie ssvass my feet
Of the h been Point bear
IN from sht Shosoa's Stuff IL This Bee
The the ht hous- e,a IL clear
Of Peat Looe Reef and the asssf sh,t.nd Sui kept
cables the vsswxd OF the low light housc
AID other sunkea iass yas
Nepesp In s practicable waas the
turn tide ept.as leaving The hsrsor rec,mmena 70
Keep the Point Lensd shore sbos the tide there fsrsr
hsd weather small vessels acu lea risk the Psst Lsns
Gale shore from the tide pps than toward rost SsPssa Ne
has taken place Ia the hoass SasrsaGs
heretofore bzht stationary HABIT 100 feet ahsvs
level the erdos weather miles 70 sesssrd
within tho beains. rovad By w w by W. The bearing
M b. compass and bght- a. mean high wster.
CHAS FERGU son, Port and Hsrbor Nsster
Pert and Hsrbor Office, Wlllsmstewr Dec. H. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONS-Frdsy- the re
Mr. Lynbardt, German, pleaded guilty to assault md
battery In having dsgtceuiy sauited his sister ns- Eliza
Lynhs while she in feeble state OF health The Court
stB<sI c. him 20 the Pebitebtiary for eight months
NO other being ready the Court adjourned until Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

William C Piekerssll Co sss John Wiisms
To recover tll sos 60, the amount OF boomry poue
tAs h a.l,ps The Ls With iu esrse started
iron thx eet To- San frsnesco 1883. M~s Co e y:
9ss I'M se on per letters Of credit to Roorsn PAT
toe CO Ro ~ Jo.cph Hagen Co vsipaF.o 70 give esP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08
To Mariners.

DLAwxE BAY The middle sht ship h. eesa replaced
ppon station a the Cs Ledge shc. having been farashst
with She laws side Of he sNip
position mara ed "a. Co.s sprv-y Chart "bs
Boat in lssS" JAS BlDDLs l. II. faspsctoS.
Phil.del pbis prii s 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

PACIFIC ENGINE CeMPANY.--This company took formal
possession their house in Pienepou Thursday evening
COLLATION. and punber sfnvet
present The house elegantly furnished aud supplied
eyc uecss convenience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

Dc o. "A VIA Upo'a SsysssnS 10 nd. Dee. sta te hsss
W bcsd bed Eat hcue pevi,,sy 40 eoS "a o. &
Wilcs Csr0eaftI SPIKE. Of Ca7s hesS
ship N,rtA \. y. whale Fsh "a "a lsa ,, VS.
Nsrrk ~ scAr Oliver Hall 10 dAys
tCn Nsv- orb for Jereais-wi-hed to b. repsrtes
NfwPoRr- .--red-tprii e-is Jch, s,eh Hs,sss tAs
Nswrort. sehr- J 5 Hopkp. Hopkins Bossoa ex Virginia.
Nsiy Hart Hart. 0lo.esssss ST Fhisael1Aa
PBiLAUELPRIA-Arr April brig 5. I. Bird Coz Casdss~,
EiEasetA b,krr Catherine lr,t % Csn,os
Jclr-s Ns-y0r. .hip omeee wesca Li,seo' srs Cast
&c r-, Cretsa Mas sck-s 9olsea Gsso, n L,stoe
Gss wsrb Bat bsrhsSass, Aexsneer Chase Pstsa4 CAV
- Jsan.on Bath Ocean Wsye, Price, wuns'oa G. cafss
1s. Lers sosteo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

The Mortgage Bonds of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Osw' CO. sold ct Albany yesterday by the
Superintendent of the Bank Department The Bonds sold
a. follows;
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nINIsrUas ALMANAC zee.

ALMANAC .....rBIs DAY
Su~-Pis.s - sets 81 Moon Bn
This
SANDY uook . 50 Gov Island - He'll Gate .... 10
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WOLVES ScWEDAM AROMATIC SCBSAPPs A
Pea, ALCOHOLIC E.srossrIvs Mach SD Of he importance
Of osis pre- Alcohol tor medicinal PURPOSES Al sant ea the
y Of the s,cs involved IN the question bodJ
ssdts ,bs the Of thpOpH fares ty
.esuon that be omitted without peril q the pablo hsth
and yet nersr brandy hns ne o'o hsbs, Of tbs uy
Id sno airy 10 the first plse brsn1y bcw
excellent Of lie ire r the that Be adTiuis
cal that tho Erest brands imported from Prsnee
feasioi which IL eorroSe tosop Ali the odaafy Of
the oteei1n Whatever ter
he preScribed In cases OF Debility
mse sehIspp. my e.sb.hmsnt sehleden
Iio.sd and ported by ne soel, e.. Sny nqes ~hh na
Iye snd BY The medical faculty nnselstc
Besds the Degsfy nature Of being inpregnsted with
3eiops element found more or less In all other sphueu'
the scbpspps positive Of containing
superior oil Of juniper ss -hieh redes men esteem "a
seute specific In many oss.e. -aso esaosd ~
the letters Of hundreds Of the leading pbynesnsin
country oonstog having Introduced this De
,,rd regular prs Of hsh spdrs profession
and aahhedy ,dsrss H. Persons for whom
Tls price the sehdA than half that
ihd brandy and yet the gnres, alcoholic snaisnt Ia
erkiepce. UDoLrHo WOLFE, NO Y BeaVert
IAdvsrtbement
Uncle Toms Cabin" at the National this afternoon
sod evening Go see IT, with lis new Panorama Of the Mississippi
and the new Allesery.
Have you seen Hash's Grand Tableaux OF thrilling
ineden United history II neglect longer
bat night You (whseye your scrupe about
strueiea and smused
fAdvertisement
THE LEGISLATIVE IN TOWN. To-day being Satur-
Of the Legislature to leave Albany aud Visit
snary the Old both tb afternoon and tbs
evening nuns Museum and doubt be fount Tor
them amid the animated crowd that swsys attends its
BsInuu's takes hs benefit there on Monday
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see 80 "a SIS Q.

The net earnings were s2o9l97, after the payment sf
ibteres, aud taxes about cent The folio wing state
meEt gives toe gross income since me rosd op med
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

DAMAGES FOR IHJURIEs Mathew j. Cluil was yestcr
DAY convicted City Court indictment for committing
ssult battery Richard McClosAey by striking him
the without Tho Jury rendered
q vtrdct of ESQ In favor of complainant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

Uncle Toms Cabin at the National this afternoon
sDd evening Go with lis Panorama OF the Mississippi
ard the e Allegery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

Have YOU seen Hashs Grand Tableaux Of 4" thrilling
Incidents United States history II not neglect u no longer
You whatever scruPe about
places With prophecy and be mach in
stIuoiea end smused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

Tn CITY RAuLEoaDs.-It is anticipated that oil the
CITY Railroad lines which authorized by Common Council
will be completed and ia operation ul next Tbs
on Flushing last week and ts
has sesdy ped for about ten blocks Dg
skim Flushing sysnd portion of thetra,k
has been laid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

man frora Iartmcsth rscsstly walled from that
town 10 Worcester ana back distance Of hundred
and fifty 3vs because he afraid ~ trust his de1ec
table yerroz on board train Of
An IrsA~ oman, The vile Of Peter IAwrncs, Of Lsces
ter burned death In that tovn last Friday night
She intoxicated, and while in that condition hsr
clothes took Are.
The AlesAndris (va) Gdsets states that Mr.. Chappe,
Of Fairfax county, returning from Georgetovn TO his
sidence, wss thrown from . vehicle In which he Wa
ridipx, Into the canal on Tuesday, and kne@- Hia
daughters sfo thrown In the canal, but saved.
A single family In sangAmop county, nrenois, have
seventeen thousand sheep and all Of good lood sbsey
raising fine business In Illinois III said that evsry
farmer who has tried the business tas amassed for
tune.
The harm of. Way, Eve miles from Wilmington, rel
ming last Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

By THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, 81 WALL st.
HALIFAX, July l8, 1854
The royal mail steamship Niagara, Cap LeItcb from
verpeo ol the morning of the sth ius arrived here
at o'clock this afternoon.
The weather wet and cold but the crops were not
injured, and fair average yield was anticipated.
Tho Niagara left Halifax at TX O'Clock this evening
So' Boston, where she will be due early on Thursday
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19
EMsy hesween james A. Menlasesr, NdaSus
OF shs Frcensn's journal. and TADmaI
FrsDsSs Mcaghsr.

EHisy besw cen james A. MeM.se,r. Uasso~
Of shs Frcensn's jour nal. and T>omas
| FrsSsts Mcsgnsr.
In cen nebcc VI ries Of articles pu Il.hed NJ La
la Ge rta~on sJovvuai, rsnec,ius upou rhoua, Yrsn
els Nssshes ssat eestIsaa ysrtsrday sough. 10 re-
vtnge h'm.cF tN personal asssult upsa Jauss A. Me-
| Natter, sAe eoisor f ~ sSeve Journal
the fscsr ov the folfows-Yes.erday fore
nocn, VII lie Mr. McMssser in his ONCE exsuining
his private ssrrespondsocs his clerk entered and in
formed him tbse genrasmen outsids Wishing to
him He ssxs word thas he vac engaged and could
seen al treivc O'CLOCK. Before this hour
arrived Ls iearrxd bis visisors we've Mr. M.aghsr
and . friend and bs received scte frcuu' Mr. Meagher
stating hs could not iI at twess O'Clock but he would
rec him eisewh here.
Mr. Mexaster. antcissesse ssssdlf. pre7arcd hiu-
self With heavily ioadsa wsfking and siJ shoot
er In the Afternoon abou~ half past fsr oclock whhs
Mr. hchsrter was crossing the rrst aveaue In
slrh street, be encouE.atcd Mr.. Me.gher, who,
- Mr.. hcMaster states seized h.n with ons'
around the waist, coasning his arms, and
with ~ other haad Mr.. Mcagher struck Mr.
rcsHster over the bead seve<i blows, WIN smau
disg whip, which he carrying. Mr.. McMas,er
Sys Ne was wslkng the time fshe ASSAULT with his
uurer his rigb arm, and his lt hand in hOpockst,
not xpectiug my uestation As ccon he coald
lease bis lie RAISED his to ssfke hs asaaut
VIXEN it immediately wrencbed frum him by either
heaghef Of his party Of thve four friends
be cannot say which Mr. McMas.sr then pushed
Meaeh.r f7rm him, and . distarse Of about ten
race drew his revolver and directed ut the breast Of
his opponent Notwithstanding this Mr.. Meaghsr 81
IN with him tic second time and ache sessd
be, Mr. NcSisser fred bis pistol the ball passing
Mr. M.asher's lAft shoulder and doing no injury -
rithcr Inrty. Mr.. Mcsiaster Was then no.ked do~u
when tlrr police up and 10th parties vsrc carried
CO to the Essex isAr1et station house
The facts Of tho above ss forth given be-
foeJastice Wool but MIR. MoEsster refused to make
auy complaint hoh the slant and the sssa,ed wsre
held Ia bail TO keep peace In future Thus The affair
stands At present, both parties beh-s At liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

garrison Of Cronstadt also cases in the British
6eet
amrmed that Duke Alexander is about to join ibe
RussiaD army in Moldavia.
wsrtaw is being douby fortified.
Fourteen neutral merchant ships now in Riga have
petitioned Admiral Napier to permit them to leave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

Mr.. Cooper, the President Of the sunbury and Erie
Railroad denies that the work on that road viii be sus
subscriptions made BY Crane Dillon Co., being paid
they not being dependent Mr.. Crane aone, but ON
number of gentlemen OF oubted wealth. The install
ments from the city its subscriptions win only be
asked for the private subscribers pay In their install
rnaufn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

CfkvMAND, July To- IbUS
Marshal Gallagher has Just arrested, after severe
hght Charles LamArtine, wealthy Frenchman and
keeper Of . saloon here He has been engaged for
rs years in manufs cturng and vending American quar-
tes and counterfeitng two dollar bills Of the bank at
Potsdam The coins are perfect limitations but the bills
are badly executed. The Darshal II now after sup
posed accomplice Of his About atty dollars worth Of
counterfeit coin found on Lamartins.
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Dubious Prospects Of the 1eciproeity
treaty.
INTERESTING DEBATE ON THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
THE "GADSDEN' TERRITORY.
Postage on Newspapers and Periodicals.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BuL.
CIVILIANS RESTORED TO THE ARMORIEs.
The Erie ard Sunb1y Rallrsad,
&c., &c., 30.
fHH "GADsDRH" TERRITORY.

From Washlneton.
TfiE HOMESTEAD BILL-1HE CANADIAN RECIPHOCIrY
TREATY CRRrAINLY DOOMED.
WASHINGTON, July f8, 1854.
The Homestead t considered as dead In she Senate
Great Efforts being made to procure the ratification
Of the Reciprocity and Fishery treaty; Mr. Marcy
leving 1t to be popular in Now York and is
Therefore absolutely necessary to his eesta Alsh
ment the head Of the democratic party In tho State
We are assured BY prominent Senator's however, tst
uni IS the President at to call session OF
the enae, there is possible probability Of decoa
being srrved at this year. Mr.. Mason intended to
II up for discussion both yesterday and to-day but the
Senate was evidently dsncned that he did make
the attempt.
DUTIES AND CHANGES IN SPANISH PORTS.
WASHINGTON, July Is. 1864.
The State Department gives Official notice OF q con-
siderable reduction In age duties port charges
upon vessels from the United States, In the Spanish Pc
ninsula and adjacent islands.
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Death Of Ex-Geverner IUvvns, - Gesru1a.
BALnnc.A July 10, 1854
Ex Governor Towns, Of Georgia, q Dad
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visls sf the HIonAGamsry Gusrtls % nr Atsa.
BoroN, DULY Is, 1884
The Montgomery caArds, Of ses York, with shstsa's
band arrived here, visiA this msrning ssd ~sse
received by the Bay State Artillery and tAs SarsAsSd
Guards.
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FROM THE BALTIC.

Sir Charles Napiers Aeet laying in lnsof battle
before ronstad but to June the 20th attack had
been made
the batteries returned.
Bomasund Was second time bombsrdsd ON the 2eth
and 9th June and tho fortincations were destroyed