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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Geo. Wright, Jr., q Co.'s Circular.

PEI Assai LivESPooL, Friday, AUG. II, laSt
ATic. on the 81 a.t at which closed
m con in the bune,. week the demand daily having
been With reeeH, transactions, and freely met
rse Of seve inquiry has induced
ms m e snS IN the ssne Of dsa.ad
tent and the s-efsd 70 aSs sn ,pnHr % lee no
hand and eOnipued favorable report. Of the forthcoming
harvest which dne weather holds oa bril-
n s ar. me not eSsns a 10 other ne
se IL % shSosI s s' a Is % . Of & 81
Spectator, have isken $50 and exporters 1900
The market today very abundant offerings for which
hOdes DO not refuse reasonable prices Sales enn'ed a"o
The mpo Oi time 20 ci bales of which i are Amer
s5 @ bsie.
Middins Alauiie...55ts5y
A.ne HIss odiasy Mobile
Mddlins orlesn. .........5ia5 Ordinary Atlantic.
Sls Tois 1SS': for coounFcn 70 S 1859 20 S.s.
Total taken for eiPt ae'u'p 'o'' o west
s;s! h & :. SsS s ss5 as 1893 80 S ss5 s5S
k more s,ulaIy Yarns for home consumption well for
5 md in sss ES o ud Sp ee have doons
d1e II % Of as ssensf scovsu,
om oecaiored s the ven aae9s prospects fqrs Soa1 M
having been broken districts opinions rannin. 20 other
ils 'ha ssS here % the reaoa vas
moment and buyers forward n greater number return
q fe focue sunshine has however ayed the fesrs oi damage
might have oeasoned
% % :sSs Ss Our
the atons confined chiefly
TO demand Of he qualities Of WHEAr and FLoUs
bofh Which have realized full prices INDIAN CdaS In steady
reque. shipment eo.Gtwise and maintains last quotations
AspEs-Aout bbs chiefly Montreal Pots have chsnsed
bs15.st eg 10 n fsr 80 and 30 to 53 brand
B.EK-sse en- brace hhds Phiadephisst e6to 81 and $50
base Baltimore at g. sto u Y ewt ..,,
has been TO the extent oil ~ ans oi 1hs sea
sons in port, at 45l y evt
LAID request and .es of 800 reported At
81 TO t5I6 y cwt ,, IA,
10 $50 ewt ,.o,.u,,,
sfRIrs oF FTuRPESINB-sms parcels have been od 81 WI
hrsS IL without chan value, with sales Of 90 bbis
rather ssleabe the transactions embracing
lOy tCs. a 1916 TO 2ll6 \ cwt.
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GERMANY.

IHE KING OF sAXONY KILLED:
On the 9th OF August the carriage in which the Ming o
SaxoDy driving over;hrown at place called
Inst, near lnnspruek. Another dispatch says near
"Brennb0chel.' The King thrown among the horse'
feet and received kick which fractured his scuL he
died halt hour afterwsrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

An American bull, brig ofsco tuus timber laden wsier
been fred INTO by 32poand shot, BOARDED Jane ~ in
ia, 33o NJ lon Iso W. by the Crouch Brlthrs, for Mel
bourne suppcsed to have been overhsued by priva-
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Money Market.

Money ha. been active demand owing 70 tempo
bills the shortest des are
the Bsnk Consols LETT on At s1 s as- Ine de-
tor hst ubdd bat continues 10
tr,ee the supplies Australia The Of bullion
tl5, ,9 SEQ show ns decrease OF
from Dollars have been cleared Oh az
ed but look for advance Doqbns are "a mode
supply Turkey proposes to efe; small loan u the
uark
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FROM THE BALTIC.

Our news from the Baltic adds tte 20 former
psrAnnS Is stated 70 have been bombxded, but all par
ticuars wanting. ,,,,. - .;.h
" ~ resnt of Gen paraguay de Hilers mfervleF Win
,he KING Of Sweden order that the S"e"s uoe'
- ca-Iscrona shall remain a war fooing
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

McKINLEY-Thursdsy morning at O'clock OF bilious dJsntey
El W fe o John Mckinley
TIE family respectfully requested to attend her
on Friday o'clock without further invitation
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEwYORK...
Cleared this Forenoon.

shu-PIe.dent Fillmore, Wilson London, Dunhsm Dinon
Bsrt-L.yrent Oldner New Orleans, Eagle Hazard
Bns-indastry Kerr Jsossonynle, Brett, son CO..
schr-J Ireland Fsnberg OreM Ess aarb0t, z n Henon
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Ereights.
DIED.

Lyrro the United States had not varied much dur
and the market continued quiet although srrvss
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
DEMOCRATIC HARD SHELL STATE coMMrrrr

DEEOCRAIIC HAKD SHE'LL STATE COMMITTEE
meeting Of the Democratic State Central Committee
BGd SHELF of the State of New-York was held yester-
dsy Of the Astor House. The Committee met at l2 o'clock
H., and organized by electng Augustus Sche Chairman
Joseph NJ Lyon, Secretary, and james s. Libby Treas
urer. After which they adjourned until evening At
O'Clock they again met and in session during the
evening and finally adjourned until IL O'Clock this day at
the same place. Their proceedings public
yet conclusive.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
THE NEWS.

We ore under obligations to Edward Mitchell, Purser OF
the George Law and r. Lord Purser Of the Prometheus
for the careful transmission Of letters and papers
SUMMARY OF EVENTS OF THE PAST FORT
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Arrived.

NJ stesm.hip Asia Lott, Liverpool AGs = with ma,s s.d
passengers Cunsrd Aug Is, of the hafens ps,ed
sten.hIp NA.srs from BOs,on Aug tor Il, poe. ss
81 s. passed ~ stssnaship Afries from New foLh
9th L,srpocli 9Th, sam lat go 0o 81 10 py..d
steamship Canada from Boston Aug s for Lirsrpooi list
M O5 oa 90 40 passed steamship P.eshs tthe Asanas
u New Yot 18th for Liverpoo 20, r NJ, passed u
steamship Arabia from New-Yo for Liverpool
U steamship George Lar Fpx Aspnwsl 18Th inss with
.,se,e .nS 10 Robefts AUG % Of Fiods Light
e1ehsnged Am bark showing white burgss ssd
,u,ow ,a sus horizontal stripes red and white and
bek star in the oenter ia 5 Let % lon H. bern ers
FIs bourd (fron Mobile for hsfsees;l day
sIehsGssd aTns. with bhs Alysro stand - ~ -
saw ship Emily bound 81 day II B NJ saw eefs W
Conn and at NJ bark nodens, standing 70 me norn 'sss
ste.mhp Turner San Joan 18th Inst with seis
skp Meta B,em DsHId Bremen Jsly - 9th ma.s and 10
y d. v,.rvsd on ths BsnLa No dsts, LAT 30 I'm sx
.b Br ship Sea King from Liverpool for Qasbee
SIN s,naT.s eppe Adams Newport IS dsJ with ns'lros4
iron 70 order ps,.t.,s N.-.o. III. "A r.,
ss r al. with ri, road r?e :? na..s .ss IL. - 20.
s .rase Ides sfYsrnouh s. from Quebec. ss Ia
ios 81 Ps.,sd s-'. a.rb. .sgs time ..w ssss atAAn.
MiDsrn. Liverpool p.esst. eoand 2s passed snt
pss.e BI or Bren .hp hovins No ess AsTy.tr 9Th LAT
sehr Asy EDDY HinetIey BsuDors
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

Hos JoHy BELL.--Ths veteran able and truly national
stsie,man arrived at the Barnet House. In this city, yes
ttrdsy On bis way 10 Tennessee. There Is now 10
public life for whom entertain higher respect than We
DO for Mr. Bel. His long and brilliant career In public
life only equaled by the purity Of bis pvss chsrsces,
aid bic modest uDpret Ddng bearing The great seryiee
which he rendered his country during the late session by
opposing great wrong .absequeniy inflicted upon the
northern States will ever remembered With gratitude
~ vast majority OF the American people. Although
hr Bell did not sveceet In sys.tng the wnongdoGg the
=. sss o-NEs,G by he na ambition Il he ns;0s.,s
fCL.srEAa 10 0.sst.s aas =.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

EVACUATION OF THE PERSONALITIES
BY THE RUSSIANS.
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TWO WE e KS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW AND THE
PROMETHEUS.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ArNs-YoUsE

GOVERNORS OF THE AL.MS-HOUSE.
The regular meeting Of this Board held Tuesday
aterr ooD at their rooms in the Rounda in the Park
Present-Govs. Townsend, Pinkney, Duke, Dugro and
West-Gov. Townsend in the Char.
quorum Of the Board not being present. nothing
definite done. The number OF persoas remaining in
the several institutions for the week ending Aug 49, 1854
was as follows
Peniteptiefy Hospital 800
Work House ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75l
Small fox
hanosils
kandalPs Island Hospital 053
City Prison ................................ &e
This is increase Of l76 the previous days.
Number remaining Aug l5......................5153
Admitted 0[o
Sent TO State Prison. p 8f9
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FRO 4 t~4 -
A.....titS oo,y .a'ei...o'2 W, a''' '''-'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
INVASION OF THE CRIMEA.
COMMANDMENT Of B0MERSUND.

DEATH OF THE KING OF sAXONY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
T II r r f. DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
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THJRTYJTHIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1854
THE NEBRASKA BILL
Messrs. SUMNER free sol OF Mass, Foor (whig) ofvt
and SEWARD, ree so Of N r. presented rcmonstrances
against the Nebraska bill.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
Messrs. DODGE, (dem.) Of Wis, and CAss, (dem) Of
Mch presented petitions in favor Of religious freedom to
American citizens in foreign countries.
LIGHTHOUSE ON CoHAssET ROCK
Mr.. HAMrIN (dem.) Of Me-, reported back the House
Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
In conjunction with the Lighthouse Board, to determine
the site fer O lighthouse on Cohasset Rocks which
taken up and passed
RETIRED THE ARMY.
The bill to promote the efficiency Of the army by pro-
yidng retired list for disabled officers, taken up
and passed-yeas %, nays 10.
The Senate then took up
THE VERMONT SENATORIAL CASE
Mr. FooT (whig) OF VT, addressed the Senate for an
hour in support Of Mr. Phepss right to the Vermont
seat when the subject postponed and the Senate
went into executive session.
RrGETxRs ACCESSORY TRANSIT coMpANYs VESSELS
After the doors opened the bill to authorize the
issue Of registers to vessels owned the Accessory Tran
sit Company w taken up and passed, and tho Senate
adjourned
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AFFAIRS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
c~r~>~~N>o.0>~0-Na-Oo~oAN7r
The Outrage Upon the Black Warrior.
~<~~~>~~>~~<~>-~~>~osN1@SN--
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.
~O~~~>><~~c~~~~~~~~y~>~<
Full Indemnity Demanded Of Spain.
ro~No~co~o<>oo~<~>o.~oO
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG C0NGReSSMEN.
~>~~~o>N~~~eo1~cOOo0>e~---
Another Horrible Steamboat Explosion.
,NNo~~~o~~~v~~o~N~~~cev
Forty or Fifty Persons Killed and Wounded
No0>~~~S~~O>~(>~>c<><fS-
PENNSYLVANIA WING CONVENTION,
&C., &C., &c.

The Latest from Washington.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ON THE LAST CUBAN
OUTRAGE-INTENsE EXCITEMENT.
WASHINGTON March Is, 1854
The Presidents message to Congress, relative to the
seizure of the steamer Black Warrior at Havana has
created here intense excitement and almost everybody
10 laudng him for the decided stand he has taken Mem
bers of Congress, especially in ecsaces and some
Of them will now be more clamorous than ever for the
suspension of the neutrality laws in order that private
expeditions may ft out to act against Cuba.
On the other hand the ultra party regard the
sage as dishwater affair They complain that for week
past Gen. Pierce has talked quite largely and got his in
innate friends to request that action should be taken
by the House till Congress could hear his recon-
mendations In word, he exceedingly anxious his
thunder should MT be stolen They that up last
night there some symptoms Of backbone left but
this morning member of the Cabinet told friend that
1t probable the President had ewriten the message
and slid out of all responsibility The message AYERS
the seizure of the steamer to be outrage but after
venturng that far the President contents himself by the
startling information that he viii carry out any measures
Congress may fit to suggest The constitution makes
it incumbent the President that he shah from time
to time recommend such measures as he shall Judge
necessary and expedient." But say the war party,
"Frankn Pierce does not dare take the responsibility
the constitution and his oath Of Office require
1t is believed, however, the House Committee Foreign
Relations viii recommend definite action The re-
sponsibilty rests with Congress- and the country
will hold them to strict account The committee meet
in the morning.
THE GADsDEN TREATY.
The Gadsden treaty with Mexico was under consdera-
ton in executive session to-day, but without final
result
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS.
The friends OF the administration well politicians
generally sti in doubt the result of the New
Hampshire election, and all desire more light
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a'ey active at last weeks prices Lnseed cake Is not
lower, but the operations were sparing.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS..
(lrom the Brokers' Crcular.l
AsHn-Sual sales at unchanged rates.
BARK.-Nohin doing in queYcitron bark.
retail.
NAVAL sToRxs.--No transactions in turpentine Conn
mon American roSn in moderate derand, at g. Sd
100 bbs. of American turpentine realised SIS.
CoII1x-Sales of Rio nnwashed at 40s. to arrive.
sueAR-Refners have purchased hrgciy, to hold
Tor a reduction Of duty.
kIcE-No sales OF Carolina rice.
IA3ongou was taken to some extent by exporters,
Ons..sales Of palm at s4o Seal and cod unchsnsed.
Iinseed is in fair request
LYEwOoDs.-Without change
1oBAcccA fair business doing during the past month
sat firm but unchanged prices.
fR,IGn1s were firm during the week, particularly TO
LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Brothers report fair amount Of busi-
ness Wheat and -four in but little demand day. ri
day) and easier. Flour, 4Os. AS red wheat Sos
s;s.; white, S4s SIS. Coffee in moderate demand.
sugar hrm and tending upward. Rico quiet Molasses,
u SIS. I-19-7
MirAIs.-Ircn in good demand Rails, fs q. 3D. a xs
os, iiee on hoard in Wales bars fs Gs l5s; Scotch
f2S los for Spanish and e24 for common pig but ttle
now to be had at those rates Copper firm and un-
changed Spelter quiet at f24 the spot and arrive
Tin steady.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
e transactions had been limited, and prices de-
Ginning The accounts from India rather unfavor-
able.
THE GLASGOW MARKETS.
hcssrs. Athya Co. report, March 3d)-Whent and
-four steady. Indian corn active at extreme quota
tions Beef firm and unchanged. Pork held too
dear for buyers Lard 2s cheaper Ro:n active;
common, 6s. 3d. 7s.; fine, 12s. Cd. Ashes improving
HAvRE MARKETS.
Our cotton market has been active under the Arabas
news The stock on hand is $4,000 bales. Rice is in
Doo1 v,~r Al.a
?s ss. ssfr
sse'
5ss Iffis
inss Heron Wileis Eraser Deny Collins Booth
Ssi;ss sSiss, ;eSn.sn lsi.sa s.s wsrs wssSSsa:s
'iss & iss1
eSarsn
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from NIork.Fsb Jane Morrison, At Falmouth.
70 Tie clyde from which port she d tie Commerce
Ar from Boston-llsh, Volunteer, At smyrna.
Arr from Charsst1on-losb JosrnOmse. q BarcslOna
18th Ocean, At Bremen th John Smith, Consul At Liver
Iss ssisia. Isl. Ross
SID for charle.en-ist cViic John Albert, from Liver
sd % sor Boston iss Cha. Humsss.son from Liverpool
Sid for Philadelpha- March Shackamaxon; John Cur
rier, from Liverpool.
Sid for Baltimore-Paladin, Liverpool; March George
Fisher, do
sd foT kors.nsM.zeA c.leut.a and pi.n. from
Bristo Moodman Josiah Bradlee and Saxon, from Liver
pool; I'd, Era, 0nd Rappahannock, do.
Sid for Alexandria-March 2, Zone from Liverpool.
Sid for Apalachicola-March2 Ambassador, from Liver
pool.
The following the latest arrivals LiverpoolMArch
Ch Black HaM o ary siG hsr
m Ast Kat md Or
leans Ashburton, NYork.
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the mnfktt CUhsu UHeIs OF ooH' WCfc hCcepted
for western Canal four sos. For Philadelphia and Balt
more and 45s. for yellow corn
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Gardiner Co. report beef still in good demand
for all descriptions at full prices Sales Of 900 tcrces
nr;me mess al 92s 3D. retail Porkthe high price of
new checked sales old moved pretty freely. Bacon
HoIders were frm and quotations unchanged Lard
quiet the sales OF the week being 90 TONS at further
decline Of la quoted At 5os 200 erces to arrive sold
at 55s. Cd Tanow-but little doing at 04s. e5s, for
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DsRoIT, March Is, 1854
large fire occurred at Port Huron Saturday: Sc
veral stores with their stocks destroyedhe loss
by which IL estimated at about 1000
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reported that several Of the judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Cincinnati, will shortly resign. Cause,
inadequacy Of salary.
The train which left Pittsburga halfpast nine O'Clock
r. NJ, the 11th inst overlook the freight train that
had preceded it, and at wins station the cars came In
cosion hundred head Of hogs were killed and cars
injured, but happily no person was injured
Prominent citizens Of Windham county, Conn, are
holding meetings in the several towns in aid OF the
proposed monument to General Israel Putnam Their
perseverance must be crowned With success.
The Episcopal Church at Southport Fairfield Conn,
was burned TO the ground the 11th instant 1t IL
supposed that 1t took fire from the farnace 1t
old building
formidable strike Of the operatives in the foundrcs
and machine shops OF st. Louis has taken place. At
be mass meeting which they held at the outset Of the
movement they passed resolutions declaring that they
would work ffy- y-eight hours per week. and that that
should be considered weeks work.
John Stewart, of Detroit arrested while crossing
the river at the Toledo ferry the It'll instant ana
his person and baggage found SlS 90 IN coun
terfe money; 1858 SO in gold coin mostly IN ~ and
80 so pieces and $500 in bank bills-s26l on Ssase
Bank, Indiana, and 500 Farmers Bank, KENTUCKY
ACCIDENT TO STEAMER MAssACHushrTs--tn
steamer which left New YORK sss
at O'Clock, for Stonington when soou. ~ oI - s
out, met with an accdentE some oi .nc mncnucy ~
the starboard engine broke which entirely disabled the
After dieconnectng portions OF the macninery,
steam vas let ON 70 the arboard engine and the hass
chmset.s her way into Sonngton with one wheel
where sbc arrived at o'clock this morning her pes
and the mails reached this city at few mAu>ee
est II A. M-Bc@9W JosHwah AarM "
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Dcuarture or the Andes.

The Cunard screw steamer Andes, for Liverpool via
Halifax sailed to-day at She took out eighteea
passengers for Halifax and twenty six for liverpool also
s2l0, 600 in specie, mostly for Havre.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

DECLINE OF FUNDS AT THE PARIS B0URsE.
PARIS March 4, 1854.
The bourse has been heavy to-day and the funds have
declined The per cents closed at So IA and the ~, per
cents at 06.2S.
AUSTRIA WILL DEMAND THE EVACUATION OF THE
\ PERSONALITIES.
VIENNA Feb AZ, 1854.
Tho movement Of troops towards the frontiers continues
The government has decided, in conjunction with the
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OPENING OF Lake Nava0atson.

CLEVELAND, March Is, 1884
The steamer Cleveland, from Detroit arrived at hsr
wharf this morning at O'Clock She reports that she
saw but little ice on the passage Three sail vessels
in sight this morning of he harbor.
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From Baltimore.

MOUNT VERNON COTTON FACTORY NOT BuRNT-TuR
SOUTHERN MAIL.
BALTIMORE March 15 1854.
The report teeeraphed to the New York evening pa
pcrs yesterday stating that the Mount Vernon cotton
factory was burnt, all error.
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TRENTON, MARCH 10, 1904
The bill limiting the monopoly OF the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company to fifteen years amended
in the Senate to-day, excluding the through express
mail trains from running at two and half cents per
mile the rate for al other trains The bill thus
amended brought into the House, debated, ard
passed by Sc to IS.
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Ordinary 35ad 5J4d. The STOCK on hanu IS ooz,UOU
bales including $40, 600 American.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET
The market had been dull and declining throughout
the week. and the prevailing feature had been sales for
immediate payment at considerable reduction from the
rates. There sellers willing to make
cessions of 3D. 4d. wheat Is. 3D. Is -four, and
Is 2s on Indian corn. Mcssrs. Brown, Shipey Co.
quote
White wheat. ....................11s lis Cd. 12s Sd.
Red do ...................... los. 10d lis. Cd.
Western Canal flour ...............39s.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ohio. .39s. 4Os
Canadian n.........................39 j. 39s. Cd.
White Indian corn. .46s' Cd.
yellow corn orn.....................46 .46s.
Nixed do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .4bs.
rIef Offp al IA Al
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Another Terrible Steamboat Disaster.
FORTY OR FIFTY PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
LOUISVILLE, March Is, 1854.
The steamer Reindeer burst her fue at Canneton Ind
yvseaa~y scattering misery and death in all drectoo
Forty fifty persons killed and wounded. Manr
were blown into the river and drowned.
Steamer Sunk In the NIississippa.
CINCINNATI, March is, 1854
The steamer J. L. Avery, bound from New Orleans for
this city, has sunk in the Mississippi river Bayou
Sara and will prove total loss We have no particulars
Pennsylvania Wing Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR STATE oFFIcERs-JUDGE POLLOCK
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE NEBRASKA
BILL, ETC.
HARRISBURG, March 49, 1854.
The Whig State Convention assembled this morning.
temporary organization effected and the several
committees appointed.
The commtteeo permanent officers have selected ex-
Governor Johnston for President and will report at e
afternoon session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembed this afternoon, whom Mr
Johnston elected President on the third ballot
The Convention proceeded to vote for candidate foe
Governor, and Judge James Pollock, Of Northumberland
received the nomination.
George Darse, of Allegheny, nominated for Canal
Commissioner; and Daniel N. Smyssr for Judge Of the
Supreme Court.
The nominations were ratified unanimously and tho
convention adjourned this evening, sine die.
The Convention passed resolution declaring that the
provisions Of the Nebraska bill before Congress-
which affect and repeal the Missouri Compromise are
deliberate breach OF pighed faith and public compact
high handed attempt to force slavery into vast Terri
tory free from 1t by lava reckless renewing Of
nant and unanimous condemnation Of the whig party f
Pennsylvania.
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PeteSburg American worth 64s Cheese wss moder-
ately active at last weeks prices nsced cake IA not
lower, but the operations were sparfng.