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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW-YORK........Oc
Cleared.

stoamshps-Causda Stone Liverpool. E. Cunard; Phade
phia MCGOWAN New Orleans NJ o Roberts
shrs-Constellaiion. Allen Liverpool Kermi, & Carow;
P.mrero CorsHs, snei-co Jas Bishop Co Arabia
Boutell. New Orleans, Sesuth L Sons.
B,rks-Whte Cloud. Todd Bsbis &c, w. A. Sale, Jr
Afeia Davis St. Thomas, f. II. Whigmore; Griffin, Davis
Asrinva4. Bailey i Co. .,
Bfigr-CrAwford Small Pssits. Mathew, Talbot Co; ST.
Iswrenee (Br) PuttTam, Maitland n :, Whitney
Co Heinrich der Pilser, Mech Naren Gottenburg, w
Il sehm d. Penguin Wstlns ton, Bermuda, Middleton co
Irs fBr) Mountain s. Johns y. +, Roome pinwidde
seth Durham Purdy Tatmaguuche, " ), Wellington Ab
bot; Elizabeth Taylor. Earl. Mlrsmiehi Logan CO.
sehoonel-E A. HOPKINS Robbins, Cherrystone master;
Luey Peuy Ellis TsmricO. H. Underwood; Pearl (Brl Gun
uingham. 1afGI. McCanif Wheeleck silas Brainsrd,
Huse n6ord. J. II. Hsvens Miranda, Manly, Grenada;
Wave kfTky Halifax Wheelwrght Co Hummiug Bird,
Bossrt Win ngfon b Blossom Son; JOS Baker Ames,
otta hetcGlf Lovejoy; Globe Conk Washington
J. h Mathews; FArnsworth. Everett, Attakapas
sIoop-Rhode Ialsrd. Hull Providence, master.
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r. II. ship seen SEPT IN lat II 3 Ion 81 vas n'I me
yVrs cloud reported the C. being a. Hong hons Aat
l. waiting wind -, =. v.,,.r,., l
No o.ie Of Cape Horn. by bark z 7 L., o. 'aPNN"J
.hp Cowper from Boston for Cslia0. 81 DAYS oat -, 49,
oct lat AZ lon. S. BIZ four mss1 40 49,.
konrd z tprobsbly the City Of Manchester from
Oct II n S. lon 1855 bark saons Of Ne~.Yo's f SOf
tor Tor Riohmcnd Va L., A.,.s
N showing white signsL r...,,xvl.
Oct Of smishyile ~ C., br;s Edward. from Jsef'oA's
Oct o lat; IS lon 81, brig Crescent (Br) from CsaA 'O'
Beth L., h,;g
,hoviirr q red and white signal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
puiisd.Ipn,a M.rs.u Trrsplr Oct II.

CorToy fmsr with huf s doing Coat in r,ther better
demand prices the but the receipts have fallen o.
skss he miners FLOUR inseuvei Only DO
bbs found buyers So - which holders are very
hrm bone demand limited within the rtnfe - 70 IS D.
RYE FLorR and Coay MEAL 0uet and 80 bba Pennlvsns
Meal sold - u; = Dbl WHEAT and wanted At an
sales 500 bush 81 IS for red and 81 - Tor
Waite Of eme quality; eco bush fair Western red At q -
RYE selling a. 81 Is CoSS without alteration AMI tb
bush good yellow cold At s2c O.Ts2 o. bush fair Ssnihsrn
MErsLs remsia inactive FtsH and FKUGT unshsng.d
HTNF-So sales HIDEs meet with more demand, aud the
Grket reF. NAVAL STORES and OLs quiet bV nrm
GEocEErs-TTAnssetioss limited without chang. Of guott
toas sEzDs-Sothing new, and sales limited WHISKY Is
erE 10 moderate extent g SOC for khis aud s9d e
fcr bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

Beeves received by boats 500; on foot, 595.
PMcEs CArTLE-Es;ma;ed BY the pound 20, beef in the
TxTRA BEEr-oI best quality Of cattle offered today
COOP RETAILING ouAlI1Y-sasie.
COMMON QUALITY-S.Gsc
INrERIoR-7tdsc.
MvrroS-Common sheep s2G+4 81 extra Sheep, s5a
VsaI~GoOd Calves 4de!e. p n live weight inferior do
6cows-oTdirary Cows. s?sasa5; good fair Cows. +ssa
ass: extra quality with Calf as eSto.
sgIsE-Oho eornfsd Hogs small foT market retailing
4,d4le live weight st fed Hogs a 4a dull large Hogs
BEEvES-we report SIN fresh stock in mHhe, today
and the receipts of the week a. iS, s,, ,,o
u Briep's.......... 2li Other sources......... 10
hud River market bOs's. zoo ro,, 5o3
TN. /. ~ NOR: Than last week
We hna about the amount OF numbers To-Day over last
there then the week previeus-tha +o
last Monday and al to-day The qasy also about 10 the
ane proportion from oe.y Ss a naTs - I'D .srS
slaves would have called down the ssaemss OF bench
s cO 10. me e But here svySoy
being free perfect liberty to buy sell ard eat cattle that
nav Se. What sort ef ese sTs sod when owners brokers
and buyers al sshamed have repod or h- stte
ard poor - winter sDd dsgrseefn to our city
to bsve the Truth psbshsd' This is the class Of cattle
We have OF the L, from this week for 6rs quality,
because eoss not find but that sod for shat heaeo
they aid bot they did they paid get trusted Tot Of the
best Butchers IN euknes bought The BEST cattle offered lee
stock IN market bTosers submitted than usu, to the
butchers estimates OF weight, and hence viii
realize As much IN lively market the same There
several Ohio and Illinois droves selling that will
sc.~y $40. D.daet th Is r transportation
and eomHsaos ard vherr The profit upon three cd
steers oousht asst spIips when beef IL. hshest
IL q sad bought Wit best Some cattle owner. .eliinx
to-day viii never reed 20 make snother that very
aree Tas vl BE Of transactions
reported though al given have ony room for
notice Of few dT0ves
WM GsirsELL Of Kentaety has 30 bead In n.rt.t o--
drove he bes in the yards The eas, Of th.u .d
for Sos and from thst to 80 hesd Th average Of ice
TIE other LOT quite equal IN quality or prce Tb-v
vii average ls Sc probably, AID the average The
best near quite Ice
D.NrI BiRxrs-ie0 head from Clarke County Ohso owned
Nv MsCua,d estimated AZ cwt BY the oyner and S6S
b,.S hy sslesnen The weight little too strong They
Yea, ga steers psst grades and Of them pretty rood
win Lille spgsI fleeing hey vSud have beer seesee beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

TIE foorinr articles BY he voyage viz: Is Veal
She.p and Lamb. swine Hor-s ~ earcases fos - 70
dressed Ponltry p Fowl. 10 TURKEYS Dasts eos Es'
go b Batter .verssnr 10 IS fsins do averszinE W.
y hale. Ray bt Rye, do Potatoes cases Aae BOZ
Carpet Bags. ,,.r..s
ir arrived A. wharf foot Of Warren Of Oct ~ reports %
foiourG artics b. vovase viz: Besves shscp vi
- Fcus II Turkeys 10 Ducss bis Egrs so rlbs 6ilt9r
tveTssTg p r 81 bales Hay - do sTa. 10 6es le.'
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Whalers.

Cd.n Yew.Bsdfcrd 18th ship JuIan Cleveland, Pse!h'
Ocean. sd ship LYDIA, DO. s,s ansnue, 40 W
Ar .lPsts i4th ut b ks Monteomery, Cushing, y D.
see 81 80 VII Eussni, weGs DO from roe'Ss. ~ -
SO sp IS VII on board bark Presidest YOUNG "essPos'
lee go. IL O. -. -
letter. from Car. Clesve.nd Of bark Aorriss stsr o.
drd reroits her At sea JAY smoa'hs oar with 80
Mis- oil
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y,om Our Oun Corre.pondent

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I7-4rrised-Stsamer Kenneebec,
Cones New York. ehr, Washington Penneston Proydeaee
telegraph Rotth. Norwich; T.. 5 Smith, Clark H4ddam;
Geo Morgan seudd.r ewYork; c. w. ROsley, Rogers,
BostoE BusrA Vista Potter, Greeuport; Pauline Power.
Newhern y Woodruff Shines. Macon, Providence; }. C..
sbriyer. Cain, New Haven
Clegred-seamsbip City Of Richmond Mitchell Rehnond
hart Marian Norwood, hontevdeo; brig Yankee Poland,
Portland; sehs Forest, Baser Boston, Hazard Newman,
Newburyporf J shriVsr Cain, sssmi hittApony Goa
rov Bo.tcr L; L. Dupont Carson do Telegraph ROath Nor
wieh; Fsnum, Baker Proviisnee steamer Bristol Can
ming kew-iork
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RY Telegrnph.

CHARLEsTON-Arr. Oct 49, steamship ousker City, from
Phlsoephis- .
BOsTOS-A Oct II, ship John Spear, Cadr; steamship
City Of New York Philadelphia
SAVANNAH. Oct IS Arrived early on Sunday morning,
steamship Florida, from New-fork.
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Canal opened Agrl q:
Rscsipta OF Produce -

r, "A. Eric Ral,esS-Iss bhs WHISKY. 4ol DO Flour IS
eases Of Hogs 24 sides Leather ia pkss Butter, bales
VOL and l49 bags Seed ..
a. plrs Cheese bush Oats ~ eco d. Barley. 49, do
WAsst % bb WHISKY, 10 PkEa essisr Is bis Lard, 81 do
on Gale, 60. Ashsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
Dec soa sal Dec lss ss2 In U.s. sS7 Iness1 n

BY reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the quantity OF
the latter left at tide water this year compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows de-
crease Of less, 007 bbls. of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement Of vigation to the l4ih of
October inclusive, during the years 1852 III days;
1883, III DAYS 1854, leo DAYS:
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MINIATURE sLhASAc........ THIS DAY
sUg-Rises... Il Sets..... 10 NooS-Rises 2 SIM
wATER......rHs DAY.
Sandy Nook. . Gov. land. IS Hell Gste... 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
Ocean Steamers.
LIST oF STEAMERS TO Arrive.
Sailed from Liverpool for New York. Oct
Passengers Arrived.

IN brig Ciudad Bo5ir1, from :, Thona'-J Won Bukor
lady ar servsnt Capt w BGrk H. Green wood VIM Greer
wood r. Tle,ee.
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Markets. Reported b. Telegraph.
CH.RLEsToy Oct. $50 bales OF COTrOs cold TO-
day at prices ranging from "a d9ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
financial.
THE AussIc.S ExcH,NGE BANK, New Yosk, june ls9a
A n EXTRA DIVIDEND of Ten PEN CENT.
on the ,pia stsek OF this Bsns viii be paid Tho 6ss

TuT AyssIc,y Excp,SsE BAsK NEw-Yosk. June .. 1885,
EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT.
~ Capital stsek Of this Bsns viii be paid on no n"s
he Capital Stock will he increased Putty PEA CENT,
snare 90 he .t DAY Of jay us, the other half The
s1ih day Of November next
the share Of two shares OF on STOCK
according the Stock Ledger the uornns Of the 80 ms
and cou bued as obtain full shares . 49,
sScsoodst nay = any nIs a'r s ss ~ ss
per cent per the moiety TO the 9Th SoveE boz
.pr portion Of the .e@isnnas Sivdsnd in Hoveber
Tie Transfer Books Will be closed ' ne S,s tbs. \. he
lst July inclusive. A aEI9s, 1AsnleI. .-
Fulton FIRE INSURANCE Co.'S 0FFics}
No 40 Wsllst, Oct 5, Ia54
yT,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
naop he c,"ts p.ysbe on and after the 10th The
transfer book win be closed dill a.sr ,9s, d,,s
TRUSTEES o'''efS No. w y wsi tso NesYo9s
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the holders
of Certificates OF Wabash and Enc Canal Six Per Cent
rad Of on The .t November next The cecstes must b
' oldsT S.i the payment thereon Tho
rsn'ier book. will be closed fs.s Oct, 9'' ,,,r,vp
Prest Board Of Trustees w. q Y. Canal.
DULL's HEAD BANKING. $50 3d-av., near
ID 2sthst Th. Bank commenced business last month srd
ali place. in the United State. aud the Canada
DIRECTORS:
wM L. co6swELi, No n Madison square
wM n. BAXTER: No. "a East xdst.
ED SVaR sLo6I 81 No q Est ssth.t 1T -'''
DANIEL JACKSON No 100 Fast 2tth,t
JAMES OWENS No. n East slst St
f 1s Fkh aahER No. No q IS E h..t ais
ELLls B HARMED, No. 20 East 2sth't
D. r. TERRETT, Yonter., we.tchsstei County.
McELVANEY. No IS LexinstoD,sy.
s.y.spErnooy. Cashier
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Nfxx.NoIk Cattle Market

WEEKLY REPORT Of BEEyEs. MILK cows, VEAL
CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS, and SWINE, a. 4. NJ.
Aleuons (W ashngtoD Drove YARDS Forty fourth st. and
Fifthsv; Brownings and 0Bnen's, sixthd, between
Second and Thrdsvs; Union Drove Yards lfor svine)
Forty secondst aud Second Chamberlains Robinson.
e., and the Hudson River Market Boats Prepared
every Monday 1.-THE principal sale oay expressly for THE
NEN-YORK TRIBUNE by s0L0N ROBINSON.
ToIAI RIcIIPIs MIEk ending Monday. OF.
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Dee..ll4tsss pee2 SOS 2sS Inc 5S7o7s4 Dec .l2i745
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left az
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 10
the 18th Of Oct inclusive during the years is52 and
1884 is as follows;
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Dec. 1857 Dec 45s,Sss Inc. Isl rs Dee. 81 eS6
Toe aggregate quantity OF the same articles LETT st
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 70
the 18th of October inclusive during the years 1853
and 1884, is as follows:
Flour, hbs Wheat. bush. Corn bush. Barley bash
lass. ,sSS,57l 5.s9S62 2SS95 llI262s
lss4.... 7sss2 27zi,Ss 7,Hcs2s ss1,sa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16
THE NEBR SKA BILL IN THE
OUsR


The reliable aud WeII-inlormed Washing
ington correspondent 81 the New York Jour.
nal 81 commerce, wiring under date d Tie
ion inst says
The Nebraska Kansas bin IS debate
with as much ardos as ever ii tie house,
and fit go back into the Senate uithoutsAe
Clayton proYiso. i mi undergo another yery
fierce debate IL hat body. Though tie
prospect ofthe passage Of the bill,is very
fair, yet tits By no means certain that Il
win net be yetdefeated, a proposition may
be made By q Southern Democratic member
70 substitute for tie bill Of the committee. 4
lean territorial bin. without Reference to the
Missouri compromise question 81 BIZ sim
liar to the Utah bill The Norlhegn Demo
Gratis who have hitherto supported tie bilI
a the hazard Of their popularity at home nay
consider that they have done enough Tor glo-
~, and go for such motion as this. Then
again. il is rumored that an arrangement
has been made By tie Southern Whig SEN
atOrs to oppose the bill in ! body, lit come
back without the Clayton proYiso. The
bill is not quite safe as Jet.
The House discussed the bin yesterday
till ten o'clock Il night, and It's opponents
ore to Be allowed 81 to-rnorrow night to PIE
pair their long meditated speeches. The final
question WILDE obtained inthe House BY the
end Of this week.
Judge BayIy. Of Va, made very sound
and able, and ii some respects, original ar
gument. n support 81 the bin. he gave all
account einteresting and import antintet-
view that was held ID his presence. between
Mr. Clay and Mr Richie. on the subject Of
the compromise measures Of 1850 Mr.
Clay perceiYing the Importance Of the aid Of
Mr, Ritchie's paper II he work Of pacifca-
ton, sought this interview. and tie result
was the cooperation Of Mr. Ritchie d tie
great work, but With tie understanding that
AIr. Clay should abandon bis original oupd
81 the recognition of tie Mexican Law and
that The whole question Of slavery d the
Territories should 81 led on the basis Of
Of non-intervention Il was lie distinct IN
Outstanding viii Mr Bayly, that the pfin
ciple ofadiustment vas to Be ofuniforln ap.
plicalion 10 al territories and that, there
fore the compromise measures Of 1850 did
u fact supercede The Missouri Compro-
mise z
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

- just before gong to press with our
first side some scoundrel broke open our
door and knocked . portion o( our type into
pie, which delayed Us short Tine. We
viii give SO reward Co any. Information
that viii lead g the detection Of the villain
that has been sneaking around this Office for
the last week. Perhaps they took tho Yel-
low Fever and fell exhausted on the floor.
FoRElIA
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

ne acknowledge the receipt Of 3
pamphlet containing report Of the trial Of
Matt. T. Ward BY Mr.. a. D. Richardson.
Mr.. ". asked suspention Of editorial opin
ion untiltbis report should appear. II IS
nov before the public, and editors may IRE
as1ag ifthey Ike. Weshall hold our peace
at present.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

LYING
e s inlo1n hat the hc'sf a Ess
Ting Is zee City n
Ih ahefe inl lion Is false o have
not heard s. single case Of eholefa & on
city Ithas been put il tie news papeI
and country people therefore consider lhHs 4
must BE true, because tits il print. Just So
AL YOU have ii ID when You want q elinch
9 lie,is q print
tits true hat sc are eomsWhal appIa
hensiye q visit rom our enemy Of e49.
But i ispoW pretty generally understood
Chat Gle time ior danger "a passed 81 end
Il Is ouE candid opinion that nos sisql,
eose 81 cholera has occurred within oui
corporate limits during the year 1854
Our city has never been healthier than Il
this time. lis true however that our city
has some caases 81 sickness now, bat where
can yop end 5000 people eongregased 70
gether with 10 sickness. It has been oul
fortune % liz Il, what IS called tie health
est spot upon Tie Globe, and Jet there
ore found doctors buaily engaged, and
growing rich toe, by strict attention Is bus.
mess. and weaeed not atsemptto clip the
wings ofrumor. She will have her say
and 20 We must be content with simple de,
NAL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16
FoUnTn OF vi. Tie sabBath sohol

FouRTH or JULY The Sabbath Schools
ofour City have determined to ceIebrate tie
9Th Of next month. day ever 70 be heldsa-
cTedby American citizens. All the schools
from tie various churches viii mite II The
pleasures Of the occasion ley Nill lofna
rroessioa a Tie morning some convenient
she ely and e.
tur ping q some other pleasant
retreat and spend the day, ii enjoying the
country cir. il singing odes suited to the
day and the institution which celebrates It
il herring speeches, and in social converse.
ten A refreshing rspast will be prepared
by tie Iseiea. The citizens are invited TO
attend and participate
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16


ahe na|s con- clion, either lo
ma Withoi Wilton edaeed four
na's shoulders
1 party sought lnslIucllcns from
The .eaI but with equal confidence il
TIE eelIeellon went before lhe jury.
admitted g aIl hands, that PIP e
lie S. g the plaintiff invention. the cir
cutter ioi large vas unknown.
since .as aaie q. lhe Invention near thou.
sane 9 them hna been sold Nos other
enan9e ta eH construction ot The
elteal S. s.7' previously use vas shown,
s i. sas s.s'n8 81 eng Ply g tne shalt.
tssIs w. seehlesle8 testimony ielatlng g
shis kalue g Ahe enc play two witnesses, re-
leiflns e lhe same nill, declared y did bet
e Nlssaont tAan With s-put they were
contIaaietea DY witness VINO sald that
y alo worse tnan another mll ~ the
same neighDoFhooa 4 nlsh naa tns usual
ena play. ana g res peg me general value
q Tue ena play, 1hey we're eontsaaicted Dy
Witnesses VINO NAG maze experiments, espe-
clallY e view q aseeft.aning me iaetl on
Vafions fnllls; on tnls point too. Ihe verdict
q tne jury sustained slae pialnsln Z tesslrno-
iny
1n arguing The cause, Ile plaln.ili g coun-
/ cil insisted, that the essence Of lnYell-
lion consisted ID giving the end plaq to nc
shaft which operated to take the ssiaeninQ
out Of he common machine, where the per-
ipherY Of tie saw was kept steady BIZ foll-
era that Il wasthe rigidity of the centre
oftaesaw, that defeated tie useful effect when
tie saw was from four 70 SIX feet ii dianle-
ter, that ID aYailing Of Pages discovery of
this fact, the defendants had invaded bis
r.ghts;and that lie extent Of the infringement.
whether by an eighth d. an inch, or an inch
Of end play, no limit being prescribed By the
plaintiff, and the extent of end play depend
ing indeed On varying circumstances was
Of 10 consequence, S. Lone As the defend
ants constructed a machine having end play
more OF less. III combination with The guides
to tbs periphery Of the saw.
The defendants. On tie other hand. insis.
ted upon the necessity sc an exact conform.
itv between tie machine specified and thar
|constructed by them. before they could BE-
|heII liable for inirinoenent pressing the
various Isatte5s aIreadv suoossted.
After a abscence 81 s feV minutes from
The Court roou. els iurv returned 8 verdict
Of 800. which Was the anaount claimed IS
damages lor the construction 81 the single
machine manufactured 81 re defsn6a
before The Commencement 81 the s
a motion gas, once edfora 81 u trial
81 ne dants, which came On to Be
heard before the District JUDGE. (EIo
VIM. j. Giles, j who stopped plaintill. ,scoun-
SCI. saving, that after hearing the evidence
and considering the questions 81 law invol-
we'd ID the finding of the jury, he had come
% the same conclusion that thev had. and
that. even had he thought differently on the
facts, Jet there was nothing in the case
which would have permitted him to. set
aside their verdict u that respect.
The plaintiffs counse moved that the
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

Tm CoApAN1oa This IS The title sof 9
new periodical publishedi il New Orleans by
the young mems christian association We
recommend it % the young men As guide
to Christianity. Price 800 year il a.
vance.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

The Washington correspondent 81
the New York Times. says that orders have
been sem. By the Secretary of the Navy to
delay all vessels Of VA under sailing orders
and hold them d a diness for Immediate
service This precaution has been taken
il view Of our present critical relation With
Spain
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

9HNoEID N IItt
1hkAY MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
N4t200D ROUTE
k 1A0N Spr tEeoi
1tgo caf0e C Nc11fo
1olt &C. 60 b N fo5t
u A8SE NGENERe tr as sale $50,
caneither s. acl0ls lake Erie. So
ihe fnes, slea1 benori5 So Vi
around bF cleveland
Morning ine through ln.. sl t.a.
Evening kin6 through n
hy tnl8 route I0W water ana deler.r. ".
Tie Ohio River, afe obr'oici -Daesinr .,s.
the great sixty iour miles wide prairie IA I.I
linos, around the beaptlni aid highly ealiivoisi
shores Of lake Erie, &C.
bY application % fhe undersigned III ths.
oiice Of Aesers. Geo. Emedes & Bro. ana
washington Hotel, Vicksburg general infor-
nation' and Through Tickets WIN 81 hTris.
Aea. Ns g. WATTS
jure2-tf Agent Michigan Souiern b. n.
Whosals e Beat Draooisl Booa1
Stdti0ner,
HI RESPECTFULLY informs tho pnblictbo,
Inns opened branch ofhis Vicsbnfr e.-
tablisbmet ii Yazoo city, 1t tie store o1me..
IL occupied by MeseraC z. Mann q CO..
He viii keep constantly on band, general IS
sortmeit Of
Lseg Soap and blt ol
Sne.nlcais alldiserpli ion.
ceigical instruments, Spices pure
Dye euns, French brandy.
.fainss ana Oils. Best boa nleria&.
Window Glass and Sherry vine, inboi-
Window sash olal Ties ioI med pr.
sizes, Paper hangig
Perlumery, fine rnd
Garden Seeds F0rderino
Width an extensive assortment 81
sCHoDl Ia ANEoUE BOOKS rasrHu
FANCY EilfAIlE@
Every effort win Be made to SIS cus.
toner's both IS % the quality md prices 81
articles they wish % buy
Planters. PhysicIan's Merchants. and the
public generally are respectfully invited g.
cali and examine lor themselves
fhysician'a prescriptions VIII BE of-
tended a. with pIoupLne as an hours ~ day
AK hf NN6 by regular and cxpef.
The Old Customers q lno house. IS "A hoped
will continue their patronage % Gle new 6sttt
lishmen. June2ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

We call the attention Of our readers %
the new advertisement of George Page q Go
10 another column.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16

Advlces from Che Mediterranean say
that owing to the interruption ol the Grain
trade with the Black Sea. Fessels Of al ma
lions are seeking ffeights to the United
States, and The rate has declined from 30 70
40peE cent. Vessels which refused char
tiers On this side. Of $4,000 FOR the rnp
home, are not able 70 obtain 5 600
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-16
VICIEs13 UIR(l 9 NEW 9Isl.lslA lsS
PACKET.

Rae, "a White mas a.
ter, has taken the place q
the Southern Bell and wan run during the
season ia connection th steamer y Pren-
tiss, leaving Vicksburg every Inesaay pt u
O'Clock IA, and New Orleans eYehy saturday
6 vening at 8 O'Clock 5. m. This bo1f Que
Of the fastest and finest boa,s in the southern
countries and her accommodation is not e Be
surpassed By any. For freight Of passage, APP
ply to steamer IS s. Prentiss or to Porterfeld
90 agents New Orleans, June l6 30 2mr
D. HARDAWAEs WHITE.