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entire loss OF the property Is chargeabie upon
the ship owner, even if 1t were shipped to be
carried on deck.
nesday of next week until the FIRST Monday Of
April.
List Of Patents issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending Feb
ruary 81, 1s54-each bearing that date: Z
Frederick T. Andrews, of Georgetown, D.
C.-For improved method of operating saws.
Jason Barton, of Middle Hsddam, Conn
For improvement in the mode of attaching
horse bells to straps
Jeremy w. Bliss. of Hartford Conn-For
improvement in window-cord pulleys.
Z. g. Connolly, of indianapolis, Ind.-For
improved curved sash-bolt.
Jno. T. Foster, of Jersey City, N. For
VIM. Perry Giading, of New York, N. y
For improvement in oar-locks.
Jno. b. Holmes, of Boston, Mass.-For inn
! provement in derricks. p
Daniel and Henry Stearns, of Pitts6eld,
Mass.-For improvement in stretching and
drying cloth.
Jos M. Schuyler and VIM. Zern, Of Potts.
| Vile, Pa, assignor to Daniel L. Easterly, of
| same place-For Improvement in weaving
| wire screens.
Samuel F. Holbrook, of Boston, Mass.-For
| improvement in contrivances for protecting
passengers in railroad cars !
Amos P. Hughes, of Philadelphia, Pa.-Fof
| improved tool for dove-tailing a--....
Richard Montgomery, of New York N. Y
For Improvements in corrugating metal plates
Martin Newman I'd, and n. C. Whitcomb, of
LanesborOugh, Pa and G.. c. Cook, of Hart
ford, COnn.-Eor improvement in whif1e-tree
hooks. ...e .G 1855
Eluathan Sampson, of Claremont N. H
For improvement in attaching hubs to axies
Jno. b. Smith, of sunapee, N. H.-For i'm
proved machine in Sitting clothes pins.
James Foster, Jr., of Cincinnati, 0.-FOr
| improvement in seal presses.
Jno. Gladhill, of New York, N Y-For
improvement in treating hair for wearing.
Chas. F. Packard, Of Greenwich, Conn
For improved machine for cutting laths
Smith Thompson, of Newburyport, Mass
For improvement in spooling yarn from the
cop.
Jno. link, of Greenville, Va.-For improve
ment in threshers and separators of grain.
Rufus Porter, of Washington d. c., assigno,
20 George Stephenson, of Mortified, Ind
| For improvement in machinery for making
cordage.
Solomon Smith, of Acton, Mass, assignor to
himself and VIM. Schoaler, of same place
| For improvement in parti-colo ing machines
Hiram Tucker, of Cambridgeport, Mass
assignor to himself and Jos. Storey, of Boston
Mass.-For Improvement in applying colors to
stone. Patented in England, Sept. "a, 1852
| Designs.-Conrad Harris and Paui-W
Zoiner, of Cincinnati, Ohio-For design fol
| coal stoves. -.- %@| 5'.' -.
VIM. B. Tilton. of New York, N. Y.-For or
namental design for guitars. - f.5
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 10th of Feb
ruary, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNERSHIP.
0NHE copartnership Of Edward Myers Co. l.
i this day dissolved by mutual consent, and ED
WARD MYERS and ROBERT b. MooRMAN will give their
attention TO winding up its concerns
All persons owing the concern will please come
forward and pays and those holding claims will pre-
sent them. EDWARD MYERS,
JOHN j. NORMAN
WASHINGTON, February Goth, 1854 feb 2O-3t
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U Accounts from Poru-au- Prince to
Jan. l9 report the yellow fever to be
raging there as badly as ever, particular
ly among the shipping.
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II, 40 ANn.-At . regular meeting OF The
l3 Journeymen House CO pentsrs' Society Of
this city, held on the 9TH instant the following
buttons were unapimously adopted
Resolved, That the members of this Society do take
this early opportunity of notifying the employers of
this city that they shall demand two dollars per day
for nj ne months, commencing with March and end
ing with November and one dollar and seventy five
cents per day from LIST Of December to the first OF
March.
And I've Il further Rcsefrai, That We shah work
from an hour by sun till shutdown In the months Of
December. January, and Februsry.
BY order: JNO. L. c. OFFgTT,
feb 1S-tf 81 Secretary.
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TO CORREsPONDENTs

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communities
tons. Whatever is intended for insertion, must
be authenticated BY the name and address of the
ws.er-not necessarily for publication, but as o
guaranty of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communi-
cations.
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~ The number of deaths in the city
Of Boston, in 1852, was 1886; in 1853,
1924, showing an increase of 548.
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A FOR SALE-A superior hay HORSE, he
JSAA works well in single and double harness
sound AMI sold because the owner has use for
him.
He can be seen at Sutton's Stables ON sth street
between anu Il, where price, &c. eau be learned.
E.h 2n-2lE
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lust RECEIvEn-

WE WILL OPEN this morning variety
w ofnew SPRING GOODS, consisting ia part
OF, viz:
Plaid Silks, Striped Silks, Figured Silks
French MousseliDe de LANES
Plaid and stripe Berege Delaines
One case handsome Bereee Delaines, at lo1 cts per
yard
French Chintzes, English Chintzes, American Clint.
French Ginghams, English Ginghams
Grape shawls, Cashmere ShawIs, Camels hair
Shawls
Ana complete assortment Of Staple Goods of all
kinds to which respectfully invite the attention
Of purchasers HALL a RRoTUFR
feb 20-eo2w
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U There are l2l German papers
printed in the United States.
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sPECTACLks. sPECTACLEs. =

r0LD, Silver, Light Steel and German Silver
VI SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES, suitsb.
for all ages and ki nds of eyes. The largest assert
ment and lowest prices to be found in the District,
just received and for sale by T. X. LUNDY,
Bridge ST., bet. Congress and High, Georgetown.
feb 20-n
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; @Wasktp gson~ ~ ghtapders, At
tehtion.-fou are hereby; notified 10 attend
ington. Light Infantry on WEDNESDAY EyEN-
ING, the I'D instant, at o'clock, for the transac
ton OF special business. - 80 EgE.s
The members are particularly requested to attend
and all others who feel disposed to join the company
j. Balm, Chairman.
W FORSYTH. Secretary -s,-E feb ISIS
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Warrington, Feb. ii, 1850.
NOTtCE Il hereby given that M ]. WEslEY b.
~ Gibson Is duly authorised to receipt for us IS
tAe E4ecutors OF Vim II. Peace. late of Washington
city deceased. r. RUTH A. PEACO, lzss
.s..4-z.t. ]. w. CHEW, 5.e.-
Fab 2o-f QnteD Executors.
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81 MASONIC-FREE AND ACCEPTED
w MASONS ATTENTION Every Mason in

\2/ MASONIC-FREE AND ACCEPTED
NJ MAsoNS AEfENTIONl-Every Mason ia
-good standiBg should call immediately ut
HILBUS HITS, Music Depot, and purchase
copies of Signor Foghes Free Masou's Polka, and J.
K. Goodalrs Masonic Quadrilles, as they are both
pieces de erving of their name. feb Aft
BUCHANAN on Mill Work and other Machinery
ID 1yol and large atlas of Plates
Tredgold on the Steam Engine. 4 vols, qGsrto
Life and Professional Labors Of Telford, vol and
large atlas of plates
On Bridges, by Ham, Masking and Others, 3 vols
and supplement, 1853
Course of Mathematics FIR the Royal Military
Academy, 3 vols, 1883
Winners Hand Book for Mapping and Engineer.
ing Drawing, l vol
Hart on 0blique Arches, vol
Alban on the High Pressure Steam Engine, ] vol
Tredgo.ds Carpentry, by Barlow, 1 vol, qusrto
Hood on Warming and Ventilating Public Build.
ings, vol
Sopwith's Isometricsl Drawing. vol
And mauy other books Of practical science, just
aupacket direct from London
feb 0-'f FEANCE TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of the late
n w. ii. Peace, are requested 10 make q set ie-
ment before or on the 9th day of March next; and
all persons having claims againft said estate, will
render the same immediately, at the old stand, now
occupied by Mrs. PKACO.
RUTH A. PEAC0,
s-vf - JOHN w. CHEW,
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For the redemption of stocks..... $l2,029 so
Fer the payment of other Treasury ~
debts ...................... 6Sl o.
For the Customs. ............... 1l,4s9 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. ,2O2 30
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands ..........:......:...... 1858 Os
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... I 10
For the War Department.. 6,832 20
For the Navy Department. 1000. 1896 AZ
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment ............... 29731 AZ
For the Interior Department.. 137, $40 IA
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UTHe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable ADVERTISING me
dun IN the District. Ii has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
Gnd 4lerand ria, than all the other Wash.
ingtor dailies combined.
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SHELLBARkS and new crop English Wal.
- nuts; and fresh supply Pecan Nuts, Fiiberss,
Princess or paper-shell Bordeaux aud MarsciIles Al
monds. Just received by
SHEKEIL & BAILEY
FEB 2-3t No =. ODD Centre Market
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M UsHROOMs in cans, Theoretically sealed,
feb2c7st 80 No, g. OPT. esnhe MARKET.
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FOR BOSTON.

FOB BOSTON.
VIiE regular packet Brig A. lumbar, Captain Ar.
i KfNs. wilt have dispatch for Boston.
Fer freight or passage apply to Captain on hoard,
or TO JN0 A GRIMES,
Agent Commercial Wharf, Gsorgetlwn.
feb Q-eo.t
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NENiSON, best old and new HAMS, Shout
ders, lila Mhiings ami Jowls, Smoked Beef
for boiling and ch psing, and some very fine mercer
'otato.s
Also, superior thorough bred Mare. and spriu,
Wagon, with iron axle and steel spindle, with fix
lures couulate for one or two horses and Canal
Boat, all for sale tie best of terms.
MILTON GARRETT,
Staud 90, Centre Market, outside. and at
feb ISIS Nest Market
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IN service, as member OF q company OF the
q Armed Civil Police of the State of Maine,
in the expedition for the defence Of the north
eastern frontier. Held, that members of the
EARNED Civil Police were not persons engaged
in the military service of the United States
and therefore not entitled to pensions.
Under the act of2sth September, 1850, grant.
ing bounty land to the surviving, or the widow
or minor children of deceased commissioned o,
non-cOmmissioned officers, &C., it is held by the
Department that the period of minority relates
to the date of the issuing of the warrants, and
not to the date of the act That is to say, o
person to be entitled to a warrant as a minor
must be such at the date of the warrant, not
withstanding he or she may have been minor
at the date of the act, or Of the application.
In thus noticing, for the information of the
public, the principles recognised or established
in the adjudication Of pension and bounty
land claims, we wish it understood that, beine
so recognised or established by the Secretary
OF the Interior, the final arbiter in such mat
tiers, they are conclusive and binding on all con
cerned
The Nebraska Bill in Ohio.-It seems tina,
L" the Harmonious in Ohis are dividing upoI
the Nebraska bill, as on the election for Sena
tor. That is, the papers and politicians witt
favored the election Of the Hon. VIM Allel
to the Senate at their recent squabble in Stat.
Convention, are against the bill, while hi
opponents of the press and the Legislature ar
for it. Thus, it will be seen that the Stat
Democrat, Aliens organ, his Chilicothe pa
per and other Allen journals, are bitter agains
| it, while the antiAllea men Of tho Legislature
the Statesman, the Lorain Argus, the Plain
dealer, the GAINESVILLE Aurora, the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and the other strong anti. Allen pa
pers are as vehemently for it.
A General Average Contribution CUES
| ton Settled.-In a recent case before tn
Treasury Department, where general aver
age contribution was claimed of the Unite
States, it was held that when property is throw
overheard for the safety Of the vessel, and
shall appear that the vessel was overloadedpb
the owners agent from improper motives, th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04
CONSIGNEEs.

Per ship Roekaway, from Phadelphia Letehtord &coJ
Burnside &coBanchard deoEsen HendarsorJ Goodn &co
Feerh-s, Griggs dco-SL L evyR Adams-A Beer &co
GodsUith, Ha6er cnSnrk, Day StapfE Stevens &coJ
Marks eo-Aiss AdamsE Hart con- reenw pod dco
Gaines &coE HatcheiCol TompkinsW. ThmT sonL Sturts
vanRirhards Slocomb Sco-L BuiacCJ Meeker and order
Per ship William Jarvis, York; Debes, Converse
6coJ Fl Ash ridge co-Todd &ro-F MFisk Hart acoJ
Marsh AGO j Adams coFrsdcx &roA WhitngB dge Bro
Metil jackson &eo j Hads cokenndey FosterB Wilson
Guthn &co-c 5uddecke &col Bri D Dam
eoWills Rawns-Prce, Frost keo-hI Miller and Order.
Per ship James Browne from Philadelphia Ro6son Aen-F
DucongeD Ca roCurry PersonN Merache- Richards so
comb aco-Cammack, Sques Wes- Henderson, Terry &coG
MI StuEtevant Kenneth Dix &toJ Stanton &coM
Mller-yineent &co-B Shields Coco Buddeeke Raj
Coz Nj Daley -C.mpbe Stropg-I isrde &eoJ G
Mitchell &eoFelowes AGO Whitng-P II Manaux p kett,
Perkins eoWrght Davenport &eo i Ashbdge dcoR Har
risonHead Massie &eo-Godsmith, HabeI AGO and order
ship Tempest from, YorkS Kennedy dcoR Ferguson
BuckattA Grief &coPrce Convene &eoPrissily Bien
Carroll fritchard &coJ Stanton Terry 4co
WhingTayor Hadden &coJ sawson Express
dcoGeorge BohsrsS Moore Eeo-B lMann
Grief &so-E johnson &coLeghton &B.rbato Valeton &eo
NJ Mle-Lumsien, Kendall dcoE III Daley 6co-C SksnseD S
Hickok-E Stevens &co-Perkns, Campbell kco- Miles Adams
Hale Marcy &co-W BoothNorh &co-Moop Titus &co-C Beiden
deoSemtedtk Neville George Eos er 6eo Williams Son G
W SiEarW Vredenburg clDArcy &eo-.bnlh Miller 6coe
KauserE Hart Zellner, King &coHsw Norton Gco-A
Beer co-J Adams eoj Ashbtidge &cokellog ParkarB
DyerCuddy, utchar aeoa Wright Aing--
Mann-Pan Cook 6coWa,t Sykes Patter-
son-smth, johnson SeotJ Stanton &eo Stevens &co
Il Marks &coCuddy Cyaeher &eo-B A Dryer-"ood Low
Syme and order. :. Bg4ziE5 z$st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND THE WEST INDIES. Commodore Vanderbilt
has taken advantage of the loans offered by the
Legislature of British Gnina, and appropria-
ations offered by other West India Islands, and
has determined to establish a line of steamships
between NewYork and Demerara, touching at
Bermuda, st. Thomas and Barbados. The
Magnolia, new steamero of 100 tons, is to be
Immediately placed upon the line The loans
and appropriations offered will amount to about
$40, 900 for seven years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

Foreign ITEMS, "A line Of telegraph is about
to be constructed from Constantinople to Bel
grade, which, at that point, will connect with
the Austrian wires branch will also be
construc n, TON tha Pusri = onumla !.
Bomarsund, and we'll known in diplomatic cir
cles in this country, is according to the Cour-
rier dtt Haure, to spend his captivity in travel
ing about France. 3 4s1,s
The passages in the French camp at Boulogne
have been named Finland and Cronstabt streets,
and Pyramide and Arcole avenues, and 50 on.
1t does not appear, however, that Cressy, Ross
bach or Waterloo are comprised in this nomen-
clatIlfa -. - ~ - 90. )
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

IMPORTANT DEeIsIoN.-The two Buchanans
and Grant, who were indicted by the Grand
Juvy at Chicago, for kidnapping an an alleged
tice Of the Supreme Court of Illinois, on habeas
corpus The Chicago Journal says that the
Chief Justice decides that the prisoners have
been unlawfully detained, that the power Of
attorney given by the owner Of the slave was
sufficient to arrest him without the assistance
Of the officers of the law, and that they had a
perfect right to use Whatever weapons they
found it necessary to employ, in securing that
arrnat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

Geo. R. Dryer, aged 25 years, 0. s. Consul
at Mozambique, died at that place on the 24th
of June, after an illness of seven days, of coast
fever. He was a native of Salem. His funeral
solemities were attended by the Governor and
all the military of the port, and every mark Of
sympathy and respect manifested on the sad
occasion. @-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04
The Jackson. Miss. Flag of the Union, of the

The jackson. Miss. Flag of the Union, of the
Goth ult., has the following items:
DEATH OF AN KEBRrATE.-A young man,
said to be respectfully connected, named George
" Welsh, threw himself into an old well in the
town of DeKalb, on Saturday night, the 10Th
inst His remains were found on the Monday
morning following, much mangled by his fall.
He was y noble looking man, with many fine
traits, but he had given himself up to intern
perance FIJI
A man named Mitchell was killed at the
Greenwood landing, Carroll county, on Thurs
day last, by boat hand. The cause of the
! homicide is not stated. ".
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

NOVELTY IN STEAMBOAT MAoHINERY.-A new
steamer placed upon the Clyde has her .machin
cry so constructed that she may be made to 90
laterally or diagonally, to 60 back, or to go
ahead, to whirl round in her own length like
a pivot, and, in word, to perform every de-
scriptiop of maneuver OF gyration that possibly
could be desired on the water The advantages
of sucL qualifications will at once be seen, for
by their means the most tortuous navigations
may be overcome. Mr.. G, Mills, of Glasgow
is the patentee. .z ==-t. '7E#=
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

YAZGo CITYsteamer Panters bales cotton 70 Adams eo
Miles Harrison do Hyde Geo
IS do Bye Vance &coss do cuddy Ctshsr ass do Robson
do Buehanon Carroll kcoa do Nae eo45
Ward Jopss3s do Baekne Stanton Swnanss do + Esta
&eoS5 do Rugeley Blair coS do Wright eo2s do
Hemmagway Friedander17 do sr9thss Geol7 DO
Oakley Hawkns-l6 Thonhil aGo6 do q Y IaelS do
George Pneksr acolsdo Beck Ricks-i8 Curry Person
Richard Henderson, &eo6 do Brander,
McKenna Hubbard-a do Nelson &co-Tota lois balea cotton
Clark ss bales cotton Buchanan Car
roll dco8l do Cammack, Sques Nestbsdo ar
44do Washington jackson &ce do Z Pnoy 5000 do G
% do Cumming Stewart oo22 Purv GLADDEN. aco9T do
Nelson &eo24 do Davi. Jenkins &coas do seiaId
Dosng20 do Payne Harrisonl5 DO Catnpb Strong4 do
W fsn &eo4 do Minberger &cos Do Rageey Blai,
do Powell l. Carter &eo-lU 40 Pianche 4
cos do Robson Aien-4 do Hads &ea2 do n Pattoa4
Wright Davenport dcol dc Henderson, Terry deo4 do Farley Ju
reg &co-2i head cattle crderTotal CAS- bales cotton
PADucAHseaner exngton6 boxes cheese 30 tieress hams
Geradn &cols2 de Pau Cook Sco5O do
boxes cheese Grief Scoaa kegs butter y sN sd WIgh
Gloom do so7 kegs is half ks DO eba de- SS bxs cheese
Dolson fkns butter dams &c9le do, 10 bb
bhs Furana 80 bsea hay slb hb
boxes apples potatoe onions Benton &eou boxes
pies vels bales jeans and ngs Male Summss des
bales Shuliz Laua bills and half do bell
Parmsle Bro36 bills paper MasnnR47 do Stevens
u bbs npplesf cak Boe smms boz mdse pkg
Terrell R nchard &co5 bba apples Rorknl bales cotton
Swiney, Green &co--sundIies to order,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

FAHuRE.-The Springfield Republican states
that F. Curtis & Co., of Hartford, Conn, Ger
man silver workers, have failed, with liabilities
of near half a million; they were extensive
manufacturers as we'll as fnanciers, and were
known to fame from the connection of the lead
ing partner with runs on the banks at Hart
ford and Chicopee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04
A letter-writer in Rio Janeiro tells the follow

n 1etter-WflteF III Illu odueiFo teils tno lolioW
ing story:
'sRio de Janeiro is the most picturesque and
romantic place that / ever was in. The harbor
is a most beautiful one, and is well fortified
against invasion. The forts are planted in
every available place, so that they can rake q
vessel from any quarter There is high rock
at the entrance Of the harbor, called the Sugar
Loaf, from its being in the shape of one. 1t
never was assembled to the knowledge of the
Braziians but once, and that was in 1649, when
FIVE Yankee b'hoys one night found some way
unknown to any person to reach its summit
and when there planted the star spangled ban
ner about two hundred feet above the level Of
the sea and there it remained unfurled to the
breeze for two years, when it blew to pieces,
The Emperor offered one hundred thousand mill
leres reward to find the aggressors but the
next morning they were on their way to San
Francisco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Wednesday Morning, October 4, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Fashion, Baker Corpus Christi Or
9TH district. ri
Ship Tempest Patton, 20 days from New York
lat diat
Ship james Brown, Wilson, days Philadelphia aster-sd
district.
Ship Rockway Goodwin, 1t days from Philadelphia Meeker &
cn-lst district.
Ship william jaws, Ballard days York. Dewey
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

NORTHERN BANK OF INDIANA. = A firm Of
brokers in this city sent q package of money
on the above Bank. amounting to some hundreds
of dollars, to Logansport, Ia, for redemption.
The Bank refused to redeem the money, and the
money was sold in Logansport at q discount of
Q per cent. This information is reliable, as we
know the brokers who sent the money, and the
gentleman who carried and sold it. Throw out
this stuff. ECleveland Herald, 23d ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-04

GREAT FIRE AT JAoKsoNPoRT, ARK 1.-The
Memphis Eagle and Enquirer learns that on the
night of the Dist ult the town of Jacksonport,
on White River, was almost entirely destroyed
BY fire. Every building between Tunstall's liv-
cry stable and the Planters House, including
the Office of the Arkansian, fell a prey to the
flames The loss must have been considerable