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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

Tor sAIE-Two Houses on the corner of second
L place ana sh " seas oas q se os, 5s.5sss a. 81 i'o
slfsr HrEitsr OF Fsrss SAD 5sS' f,s,
-, is f,.st Lea bsnr Is3 FEET dep Fsr ef para
coy For furbsI p.rea,r .pPJ % H. SHsPAsD conner
COL nh sud Psein - hfpot-tn
L'OP sALE-1he frst-class moJern-buiit iour-,t,ry
b1o~u from No IS West y. b.:T .es b !Id
, = tsIf tn Loct Pie. si85 Teru. liberal u
tom ia n. Irqss Of he 0Easr o. ne pr,z..,.
EOR Sal E-A handsome two-story Cottage on Ssh
BroeTsJ Lot p By ste's iaeaes dep a9I',
Ross = FRvISd sssI E.,.s md Home A.ena No Is
EOR SALE or TO LET rhe first class three-story
ard tsssmeu, hou- Sih -Htsron End n tn Hnodrn IN
arIly 70 kOSs IRVING Res. House NJ IS
LARM for SALE-In the town OF Harrison. West
CoUnt ms roth Of the village OF
':, s e st ', ~ ss., s5s., L,s o, T. a 1 sa s.
wsertd bsvpI Of failing ruauias taousn
fcr thirty hsse o. e.tls .rd Is sisosene- very
sAsIL 10 Val f:i' sss;3 '''' '''
LARM for SALE in WEoTCHESTER CO.-Near
tse NewE.v,n R.Ie, Degt cont.anf . ,e'ss v-ry d.
tsrssn .Frliea for inmsda'sl, APOy IA o5 PEcAas'
Tor SALE or to LET-Two Cottages, each with
I. d. RODgAN 30 81 w.L.t
EOR SALE or Exchange, for New-York, Brooklyn
l. Wi!AHsbsIsh property, sis and ori'tNL Aad other
Fsm or IS Of frs and mosy .th sooi
d. ArhOuE aid sbbeFF
hree ss from PA.erou Lover PIsssnss S-wJeSy
lqlie Van Wagner Paterson Jane. D~ysf on tns
premises
TOR SALE-A twO-story and attic House, No q
vith bot and tsia sad NasFeosst al N
complete cr2er Inquire on the qreHises
TOR SALE-The residence of Otto Andreae Esq.
Staten Island Win ser: q Grognt SABLE sHd
C-th-r.es Fcr tern. apply % JOHN b. WILSON.
No - BrosdEiy y Y
HARLEM LOTS for SALE-20O Lots in Harlem.
7lb and 9th VIII BE- sod In parcels sgit par
1h.ef' on very easy terms and si igs sr1s. A7Pys
HOUSE and LOT for SALE or to LET-NO. -
Wet S5tb-s Broadway, hre- and bi.snn
bret Hou,e with modern Improvements Pes 80 % Inlas
on the Trsnl~s
I OTIS in BROOKLYN on VERY EASY TERMS
For Lo. the th Wlri BsOOklyn blOcs. from
FuoG-s Thss- LOIS seIbe sHd vii Be sold psysbs
in nonhly inrsueuts Of 81 II s5prd 0f mm.distey 70
JACOB PFCARE. No. N5 He'serst
NINTH-AV LOTS for SALE-Fifteen Lots on
~ ah-sv. se2aI;ely Or together Tern. easy Apsyto
J. PECARE, No i6j Hester It
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
T0R YALE Il STANFORD, Conn. a place

II Ok NALL q UNT' OUI'U" FIlv-
three rJes f,e minute depot half mile from
village. the Sound large g1she' O. tlit sa.s
treeI .rd shubhery large HOuse, Barn, Stables, &c
kso q paca Oi tEfce IIsseis Of seven m
U,eS wax from d. a. half mile from tae vi'sE-
sratea On fbe Solae: hls Hone With a. the late
grounds neatly laid out hrit & esrAgs h3u'e
and stables The vii speak for se wher seen fcr a1y
rforu ton .ppi, IA DEhLYN No I5 Greenwich who
a. sn sus raiousf siso Dr. MILLER No Il Greene
NM PhYFE No S7 Beecker The hours ride fio
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ITO LET-The two three-stOry brick Houses Nos.
l onir, Of DAYTON No ~ Ml-ketst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

uARLEM LOTS for sALE-20O Lots in Harlem.
between lib end sh VIII BE- sod parcels par
very easy terms. and At lou APPyto
J PrCAkE. No i6j Hester
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TOR SALE-The residence Of Otto Andreae, ksq..
:, Cftou % Ground SABLE and
Cutholses Fer terms apply 20 JOHN WILSON, -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TOR SALE-A twO-stOry and attic House, No q
Perryst viih bot and sad Nl,sTeosst al IN
couI Ilete cr9er iLq lire on the prenises
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Boaro ann Rooms.

TSI0IH HOTEL LODGINGS vii DO
- 4. ,,,nker they excellent ods nE Siase
Eeors q per nishi corner OF frsnhio'' ana
al rtSh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

V7O LET-A Boarding House IN Broadway. cen
ay catod and possessing very favorable advantages Can
ffy JOsders Possession inmsdtey Inquire si
No gurins ~ between Crosby and Eln1-sts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ITO LITTLE new frst-cass four story basement
House No 81 Mortons. POSSESSION aamedaely, II required
/ Ipouire No Morton Or the pTemsts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

HOUsE and LOT for SALE or to LET-No -
We. 57tb-s Broadway, hre- and bi.sn
with modern Improvements Price 80 % Inlairs
outi he
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

OLD WARE Replated equal to new, and warranted
~ viz spoor Forks C.s;ors Cake Blste Rods Trays
Sc Appy at Center Grand oeiss No uP
Stair, a. No IS Johns St.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

fTNO LET-Ihe convenient three story House No. %
WoodhulLs, Hamilton Ferry, Brooklyn Rent pi5,
Apply in ltsntic Dock Once. No u Brosd~by n T.
rI,O IET-Part OF HOuse No 20 1thst., consistin,
of front fist hoor with tTo bedrooms Ia tL.d
story, o & sn all stntee tsnLy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ITO LET-A Furnished House, near UDion-place'
one block fyom The three hgh has
range bath gss yard viii be let for months
nor, May next Address No sc9 Broadway in the stse.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

FIO LET--A two story House, y by 80 ieet, parior
md 6inns.roo 90 h large snd three bef
roous o. hoor ard attic bod rooms ee1f Wen
sud thr'e seres i saa
b vsy,,y OF frt 81 riss achrJrd staten Island
sso Apply 10 GRO WHITE No lsI broadvsy or HiEAa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
EoR SALE on BR0OKLYN HIGHTS-One LIT

q Goutd - feet BY 100 lying south side Of co!4nb
, tetwceu OIaBge ana P1eEr pless For :tIms srplstO
>. HOWARD son No a o-d~ay Ncv York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

no LET-In a modern house on 81. MaThs-pIacel
sthv the fr.t floor and Easements wish rrse no. sod eod
rer Also two front rooms third and three iolh
foor privilege ofbs,h Rent $500 Apply to T. H. bko" w y
Us'ls 10 n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

yI,O LET--The lower part of House No G0l Wash
nstcn,t between Leroy and Morton seni, sI5 lnlghe
thu euises
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

Tor SALE - One Of the most desirable Country
Island Sound looted IN the Town Of sai0ri
Com Of go feet s-i se9s 10 acres o
O. lard On the Enemi-ss THERE'S tne new DFeog oa
sniuT afe indspeDdent OF e.os Tsifobss &c h1e
cellar sttcs verDcsh good vel Of water a gAasa
large errsre house snd sbs The above property oag 9c
in necs.iy sound ind oily i've mauis ris ION ls
ais, orc Of zoe o seSirahe 7esiden be met VI eher
for rentensp and leisure business man o'd y.
oyseis sbunesEcG hne beach r bahng Inc
loan Of SO 600 secured by bond s1d ts.se
OF the pTemss h. Of which h would give 7a.- or two
t1sfs viii refusal purchasing II s9i-d For fnrtne paft
Las address by noe Of d d HUDDLEsfOS Pnids
nhia afel yasIlv C.iy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ITO LET-StOres or Wsrerooms in the second story
Of Appso1's BGans. corner Of Leoaidss m 81 ,pscos'
ores IN Eyotdwa, suited defo!ptiCe OF rec on "So
80 brsnes No more desirable location 70 Be ioans On SoAFsJ
80 10 D APPLETOT { Co no Si6 and 1is bfoad~ay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

NTSEY-sT PROPERTY for SA

On ibe OF hTosd lesT GaIdst compI'as tN0
it hi the rec 4iory brick Bul6ns. thereon sloas
olnLc. ~ iuAt.iu.l. kENNEDY ShERMAN. No Wtl..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TOR SALE or TO LET-A never-failng Water
Power 'rtsbe for exsasivs nsnsf.etu-nr p--pos-
within ore 5o1i and at Of New York the Ne~York
Railroad On TIE premises Hozs with Boonerrs Yex
lron 6 indersswsr and go Hammer ilss Mlnson sad
several rsosni Hoases Coal hcs k Chxeo. ,ansanes
ir0c ors ofs COED ga.iJ The vicinity Apply Ns csiAs *
MY ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

O. Sn6I FARM at MAMARONECk, within
y t.COO opsishth f mile Of rh- d-pos s,d aajoilns
The pot OF ety .rug F.mH House BAN and Mas-
House brs.in az IL viii be sold :. nsua farm price
nncurbe4ed property Asotwo lots 5jl
:, rssr sth sv SiSo A. ii GOUGH No II Piaess.
.lnTH-ST ST-One Lot for Sale, 25xl70, IN first
~ rate location Apply to PECARE, No 1s5 Hssterst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TO IET-TwO modern three story brlck Houses on
surui,,t South Brooklyn coa.sinng eleven roo ee
"a orIv for ruirutes ak Hamilton Ferry ea ti
gou,r, ard Location cesiIabe IDqge Of he Rev sLa, ~
lines corne Of Hicks SUNNI, s Brooklyn or HEsn
~ No q rs depL Lane New-IOTk-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TO LET or LEASE on Broadway corner oi nov
ard the second third tni fourth stories o. ihe nd ~,
~ t,e,Syssy w coreT of HowLrc-s, will be altered xsn
BrosGwsy trance and arranged for wseToons Or Se -:
,b II he mad fu story aTrsazed vita suitable skys &
fT tlss DsguerIean Gallery desired Aso the ssmsn,
fr rspeable Rests1TsDt Es,h Roo 2 b. 81 feet BaseSnt
Re feet Apply 1t Office Of Broadway Islrs5s Com
NJ PRO dEa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

DOARD-For Gentlemen and their wives or single
ID Gentlemen IN nearly with al modern improve
mssfs pleasant locality snn. pAi T'n
moderste Apply ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

ITO IET-Ihe Lots in the marble front store
No 2 Chsmbersst between Broadway sba Cshts'''i ~"
Gniships Po.ss.i0n gver Jet Nay Apply 70, %, ur,,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

tHAALLo JENKINS no = n ankfort sl, y I
t'OR SALE, to LET, or EXCHANGE for unim
4 proved fghfeen Lots thresst0ry BTlcs
u digs thereon eligible location in the Ctg Of
Wilisr.b.rsh Price 20 ssch For psrticss. inquire OF
SPABKs No. p Jobs-st- - Y, 4 FOLK 10 - Grrlst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Gonsre to Eei.

A BROADWAY STORE TO LET or LEASE-l5O
n se.t deep IIquue ct No. 7d Broadway
BASEMENT 10 LET--In COurtlandtst, under the
,ope building Broadway and Courtlandts
Ins,re Of COOLEY Union plsce Hotel ora GlLSEYs,
A.. tea Utoa lQay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
: FOIJRSTORY HOUSE for SALE.

Hovse and Lot 5!7Ih-sv IL feet oflfasi House
2 By stories Eh eteaOn 20 fourth door PARTED Is.
,e,or sd d. eoIete orcs with Croon sad
vSy os,I ulproyent1. L1t 10 feet 10 depth 81 500
can yesl on lie pr0perts bond sad unorsss-, ds-d
Tcsses,n .iveu Immediately Apply to ADRl AS LtER
&C. No Pibe-i Meropolitsn Bsrk buildsg or hOIER
.npGtH 70 M-ffonll TN Raat Baildisk Pine
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

more thln s-sy favorable The u year. ~ih the
er Of oro for 2l Of the large bldaE No 50
Nesfsst ChuTch /. supedof stand io wholesale
china frrptlre and shoes, h4IaE dEu.gs;s
rc,;srs &c sc sijseent property being reslls for
arv soods uspoers AID Johbers Apply y .
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

No. IS BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

yro IET-To small genseel family without chn, sna
-, n tic Hos.e No n vef NIB . sfT co.fs iroa
Of ,hr.e the sscond hoor o1s o
- ~. n nd asoT be-, S.ssm "a h 1sn s.ss a 49,.
on 20 r,s hross aeut TIE house vi Pris.s % eta
70. furth psricos inquire at ." "Sa's"a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

DOARDING-A third story Room and bedroom,
ID h1ni.l4d suitably Er Gentleman and his WIFE also roon
oT gentleman stHo - West d+t between ora ana On
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

TO LITTLE four upper Doors of the building 10.
o. r,.sx ,i,.be for uf.otEring psrposes Apply
= 1,N'011I - LIOHT { NENfON, ~ 2. C.r.l-tt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
TO LEJ.-Tbe new and elegant House, No. " r

Plot Of Crocrd fronting Vsck and jfsod So within thirty
.et of Cp,ltt size n inches l0 feet 10 deph Ol
tie rToperty there substantial brick 5ang eO By 5 feet IA
d,rth App u No l57 Brosdway Room 10. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

Tor SALE or Exchange, for New-lork, Brooklyn
or NiAusbgigh property, SsE and Gri.tM Aad other
works and Fm OF IS Of fHs and nostJ nesdoE 10 sooi
5.enz oUt-Suldius ArhOus and shsbbery and d=shHal
sc.rery hree q Pa.eou Lover Pfessns S-vjsSy
Ilqle o. c. Van Wagner Paterson James D~ys on tas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
maltbes, 5ewelrn, &r.

CHRONOMETER WATCHES Duplex. Mage
~ Double TeI. Loelst Epamsled sId ali tinds Ct wssss
,na Gold and Silver 20 lds generally sold low snJ hs
place By BRISsMAiD. BROTHER Co, No. hsitsslso>
Es~.Yofs sla Ch1rch.st, BurliogOn W.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
,v,O LET From the lst day OF May next, the three

TT Il' V' 4'4"J Hct1' t.'O VIZ
sory. al basement House No 10 Chrys ct Bo0ne
the FuIu5s h!ch viii be old chesp n desired 70 te le'
further particulars inquire tbe nies between toe hour
of 10 A. 81. and Z. 81, OF at No. 40 East lsh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

.OR SALE or to LET-The Qgntan Seminary
Poughkepss sde ., The iesh OF is i;e P-nci.
psi tie Rev Aa Fay 10 located tb< This
psuOn hes accommodated the Principal sac his family iih
lumber OF boarding scholars 4 from S5 I'll per
Ion Gss hts prccip -Ee Ing The
hes c .6 scholars oppO. f)r
Application may Re made s.EsT Of th- ,lbenber Poagb
kteps.e B, mail u otherwise $ B JOHNSTON
W. COLE
q R GAYLORD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

mo IIT-TwO brown stone HOUSES and carlIaso-
hyase or B.dfore Of W.oa,s; bIoos51 t9fss rec
Peel slip Ferry O.s "a toe house rem -
nd se Inquire GEO JEFFEsiES On tho premises or 81
No Eoos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

We pubnsh h snsfhe- column the decision q
Judge Holman relative to the liability Of the New
Haven Railroad Company. or the ran iuseat stock
Issued BY Robert Schuylsr. In the op MON Of the
Judge the holders OF such stock are entitled to be
admitted Is shareholders in the capital Of tie COM
pAny.
Yesterday there was one Of the finest military
displays wtnes; ed in this city fora long time, In
OF the evacuation Of New York by the
British army, on the 25th o Nov mber, 1888. The
entire first division rurned out together with the We
tersn Corps Of 1872 The Veteran Corps Of Brooklyn
also turned out and paraded through tina, city, In
honor Of this event in American history. Gov. Sey-
mour reviewed the troops in he Park.
TIE Board Of County Canvasssrs met yesterday in
the County Clerks Office, and after exsmin ng tae
returns from one or two districts, adjourn over
till Monday, when probably the labo Of the Boar
viii be brought to q conclusion.
The ship Csthsrins, arrived on Friday from Havre,
had fourteen deaths among her steerage passen.
gers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26
Personal Intelligence.

J. c. A. Moras, Esq, bearer OF dispatches to London
and Brussels, sailed for Liverpool yesterday in the
stea mship Atlantic
Major General Pillow arrived in Memphis, Tenn, on
he 10th inst. The General in the enjoyment exl
eeIleIt health, and looked remarkably well He on
in a few days.
Ss
n VI Gardiner Boston G. J. Campbell, Union college
Soasse Within sang HasS%' Hon.
B Thurston and family r. L.; John H. Ram, Jun Phi.
w ILL.,.
R Thompson-llin the storage.
1 & ss Sss a
ss
DEPARTURES.
: e: sss$.Ns ls;s
Maxim Williams. n Cha. SslSss Mr.
5.si: q Psds;ssS, ,.sy Ms: ch.Pa:a: Sh.sy;s
TN Wise issso Rogers. crawford Capt John Lame,
s:i:S
ia. 5;ysS %
il rs !;
ssd children Iae6mol John KIinel Master Gilbsrts
nsn sr, ~ 100 ~ 9. y nro y e
Searng Miss Holt, Miss Burnham Miss Crttencen, 81
Masterson Miss Maria Bennett Mosterson Mr. Davidson
4chidren and servants Mr. Young Mr. Cook Miss Batess
an infant; Chas King and lady Stuart Mss Perry,
Miss spanton, MI Chester, Pierce Butler, Miss NJ
Nygatt Mss Mygatt, Mrs Ira Wilcox, Mrs Wilcox
and child, G Putnam, Mrs Sarah Davis, w Drew, RI
&c. cissnons@oS S IL The seersss '''' 0'
For Richmond &C. in the steamship Roanoke-John Knox,
Jones, James Bacon, william Williams, WIN il Myers,
Miss Hopkins, VIM B Barker and lady, Mrs Lente and
%n and
Peter Donavan John W Macnamee, John B Perkins Miss
Bocioe VIM II MsgSt Post and lady, VIM Wallar a
stevees John Brush James Cooke James Cooke samuel
Ellis Gardner Pine and lady, Chas Seaforth George
Fchell James Bodwel and lady, John Hasan lady
rs In the steerage, and IA seamen TO Norfolk.
For Savannah in the steamship Knoxvlle-J stoddard
Bright and three servants Miss Jenkins Mrs Gilbert and
servant, Gardner tr., lady and two servants VI d
Weed lady two and servants Geo Gordon and lady,
Rolt Hutshinsen Goo Cummings LADY twe children and
Geo Dent, lady and child VIM Gillum, Mr. Mrs Plant
Thomas, Captain John Reeve, A whipple + D Scar,
lett, Miss Parland; Miss Parland Mrs Muneord Miss
%ssP : wp Ac Es wPs sns ssn
Goodman and child, Mrs II Ciinch Mary Ciinch Miss
Maria Clinch mrs Coldin, Mrs Norris, w Blackstone.
Spconer, Day lady and servant, Rev II Wyer aud
SsS .o n. gs g , y
nrs Isaac Stwe Albert Loveoy and Lady Mrs Richard.
. hsthsrson, Chas Van Doom, + KING. Oliver,
BALDWIN, stlws Henry ssibbs, Mr. simpson, Mrs Pat
terson McCosker, Bradley, David Arnold Psrego
-10l in the stserage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

PEELED, by the proximity Of these boats TO attempt 70
cross the Canadas bows. The Canada promptly backed
water, but close to the Ocean that the collision
was unavoidable and large hole was knocked in the
Oceans side, abaft the whechouse. The conclusion.
caused great CONSERVATION board the Ocean, which
increased by the flames bursting from the upse
OF the stoves aud many of the eapei
board. Boats from the Canada, Forest CITY Boston
ship Western Ho, aud Others Immediately put Oh 10 the
rescue, and far known all the passengers except
tie three before reported drowned saved. The
dead have not yet been identified. The man Is about
thirty old the thirty five, and the girl six
They jumped overheard at the time Of the collision tt
is thought the wounded win all recover.
The Boston, with many Of the rescued passengers ON
board, anchored below last night and all the
returned to this city this morning
The Ocean side wheel steamer with wide guards
and in every respect well appointed and
sea going steamer She 500 or 700 tons burthen
about four years Old and owned by Rufus X Page Of
Halowen, Capt Nathaniel Kimban, Of this city and
the owners OF the old John Marshall, and cost about
$4,000.
BosroS, Nov. %, 6P.M.
Hiram L. Wing, Carpenters Express Me ssenser died
this afternoon from the effects of the injuries he received
while on board the " Ocean,
1t is reported that Miss Holman, who was on board
Of the Ocean, Is missing There stil ut hos
ptal Ave persons, whose injuries such, that it is
considered doubtful il they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

ACADEMY Musc.-AIario is to appear Tor the irstI
moor tomorrow evening Madame (iris aud 81 ,aori
Eadaii and s1sni in the first two acts OF II Purtan
BROADWAY TnEArRE-hIiss j. NJ. Davenport will appear
on Monday evenings Ms Camille in the very essfulI
play OF that name The piece is cast in the man
during the last engagement OF this shed|
artistic, and cannot fail to draw a crowded house.
BowERy THEATRE.--A fine programme of dramatic and|
evening The grand spectacle Of The Cataract OF the
Ganges, with new scenery and decorations, VIII bel
ARA.
NmLo's GARDEy.-Auber's comic opera in three acts
ntitled "The syren, will be repeated to-mor,og even
ing "Lucy OF Iammermoor'' is in rehearsal aud willl
shortly be produced
BURROWS THEArRE.-The uccess of Upper Ten andI
Lower Twenty has induced the manager
drama of the " Poor Solder' viii follow
NATIONAL THEATRE--A combination of equestrian and|
dramatic entertainments will be given even
ing The whole of the performances win be
by the French Spy"
WALLAcK's THEATRE.-ssA Bachelor of Arts the
comedieta Of Popping the Question: and the last new
farce, cont on the Loosc"-three ane pieces--w be-
enacted Tomorrow evening. Mr. Testers Harry Jasper
is q capital piece of acting
METROPOLITAN THEArRE.-The selections for tomorrow
evening, ut this theatre, are very attractive Mrs.
Farren an actress of great merit will appear Gr,elda
in the play of that Mr.. Eddy sustains the cha
racter Of Sir Perciyal. Charles IL - concaJes the
amusements Of the evening.
AMERICAN MusEUM.-The dramatic pieces selected for|
the afternoon and evening such cannot fail tel
thej
farce Of Away with Melancholy" in the afternoon,
and the drama OF Eustache in the evening.
WooD's MrSsrREIs-The q Mummy !" with variety oil
negro melodies the particular features for
evening.
BUCKEYES SERENADEIs -Planche's edition OF Beauty
and the Beast will be given tomorrow cyenng--G 81
Buckley, Buckley and Miss Eleanor in the principal
parts
WOODS VARKTIEs.-The programme for tomorrow
evening consists of negro melodies, Break Down. BY
W. Birch and Doctor Valentine in his freaks and obes
IT Cunsla nfI
vocal and instrumental music will be given this evening"
Mile Martini D'Ormy and Mons Lejeune the princi
pal vocalists.
MAD IlDoRA CLARKE gives her last concert in brooklyn
tomorrow evening.
BRooKLYN MusEuM.-Ihe benefit of Mr.. McC;regox
comes of Tuesday evening. Mr.. Hamilton appears as
Pizarro.
ST. STPHrYs CHuRcu.-A grand vocal and instrument
tai concer. II be given ct the Academy of Music, on
Thursday evening Dec a. for the liquidation Of the
penses Of the choir and organ of the church in Twenty
eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ~, 1854.
There 10 large export demand for cotton to-day, and
the sales amount to bales We quote middling at
80 Ssc. Corn, 90c Mess pork, 1913. Moasses, 1Sc.
per gallon. Rice dull at &C. Rio coee-ales for the
week have been 800 bags at ga CSC Cotton reights
to Liverpool 2sths Of penny.
Our cot ton market Is unchanged The sales Tor the
week sum up $4,000 bales. Mddling, SIC. Freghts
cotton "a Liverpool have declined to five sixteenths
Pence; and to New York to u cent. per ID.
CHARLESTON, Nov. ~, 1864.
The sales Of cotton to-day have been $500 bales at
prices ranging from &c. to 91sc.
BUFFALO, Nov. 25-11 a. NJ.
A gale has been raging here this morning, ac-
companed with rain which has prevented out door
ments, and the market is extremely quiet. Four-Th,
receipts Of -four good to-day but fourths of
them consigned through by railroad; sales Of 20
bbls fancy Michigan, at IS SIX. Wheat and corn-ln
wheat and corn, yet there has scarcely been any in
qury and have sales to report and in oats AMI
rye the inactivity prevails Whiskey-Whiskcy
unchanged sales Of 40 bbls at $780, Canal regbts
nominal-1ec. for to New York Receipts this
ing: -four TS45 bbs wheat % 643 bushels corn, %,
e72 bushels; barley, 400 bushels; rye 312 bushels
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1854.
Our stock market was steady this morning and prices
rather better Sales were made Of Reading Railroad ut
80; Morris Canal 10A; Pennsylvania State 6ves, 1871
Pennsylvania Railroad, 4Dx Long Island Railroad, 11a.
In money there 10 no change to notice.
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r HI E L At S T N E w s.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHS.
From the British Provinces.
NEEIlNG OF THE NOVA SCOTIA LEGIsLATUf


MEETING OF THE NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.
BosroS, Nov. rs, 1864.
The Nova Scotia Legislature has been summoned to
the ID of December next for the despatch Of
business The session has been convened at this early
day 10 take into consideration the Reciprocity treaty
which be acted upon before the 9th Of next month
If the Province wishes to participate in the benefits to
be derived from the treaty.
ACTS OF THE CANADIAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
QUEBEC, Nov. %, 1854.
Last night the feuda tenure abolition bill was read for
the third tme in the Legislative Assembly, as were also
the bills to increase the capital stock of the Montreal City,
the Upper Canada the Commercial and the Quebec banks
and also the BANG du Peupe amounting in the aggre-
gate nearly millions of dollars besides extend
ing their charters till the year eighteen hundred and
seventy.
The Inspector Generals tariff resolutions adopted
without important change except regards sugars for
which the following are to be charged Refined
dollars and fifty cents bastard dollar and sixty
Eve cents, and dollar and thirty-ve cents per
cwt.
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SALE OF THE GLOBE MILLS COTTON MANI tCroRY.
UREA, Nov. 20, 1854
The Globe Mills Cotton Sfanufactory of this city
sold to-day auction for forty thousand dollars, and
bought in by j. Bailey, Esq, formerly OF its
directors. These mills built five years ago at cost
Of hundred thousand dollars We understand that
company is to be formed for the purpose of car
rying them
There being s tie in the City Board o. Supervisors
they have been unable to effect organization FOR the
transaction Of business.