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A. 4 Y1iDNNoRh X pthfEtl 9 III
Hsk TIE. Senate biII fotilie suppress
slCE of intemperance being lIld special
IotdeF fpr this afternoon, K al lakenIip. !
Mr.. FooT said since he bad introduced
ftiTcsbFllsitwoalds be proper for him TO exs
plain u.s. provisions. lie was aware thai,
li!ssseawaS " idisefsiiy Of opinion among
Senators, in relation 10. the besI me tllod
Of getting rid of.this greg, evil.
ARhere were those who believed thai
llcmpsrance should be enforcedhy yolun-l
iary or moral means, and not by legal rel
Ishninei To Ills point ho would direc,
bis renidrks.a 9ih a,sa 'a3fa =, ~ s'sgF
6HSvas Of Tic opinion ilIb1al, .ligsl ls yyolupl
Itaty metlod Of reelafmibg, adIunkards
would MOI succeed, lie had Known OWN ma
ny instances where men have. been re-
|cfaimed BY moral means-ye when, The
'6fst excitement was oyer,t the, Influence
which they bad cxeried 10 reclaim, Jl,ar-
iiaIly, others, lied away, and lley agpih
returned 10 Drunkenness. ~ aoy5
There never cdn be a tue pndlpsiing
reform on. ,.sltingen, laws arc passed and
enforced, 60 thai liquor dealers will he
stopped 10 Their, peraiious irsffic, So
Elong as men can geiii'ihey will drink,
He would mark ihe. sale Of liquor with
fdishonof 4 ppi upon II ito same marx as
stealing Soff otlier ctimes, Ii would be
made distepdipble to sell liqaor.. ss.,,,, s~,,,
|ao Tbis'b Bill pfdvides fJr gelii0g the mon
Fey Illegally FobfaiiIed' byile, dealers in in.
toxicpling liquors, BACK Again, III [uItl-
Fer pfovidts 'ilidg those dealing in liquors,
in violation of this act, shafEbs imp,ison.
Fed. Such provisions III bis opinion, ,yo'd.
riake 4ihs 40 etficieht Jaw, Such woyis-
lions Would mike the law be eufo,csd. II,
had been enfolcad II Maine and oibpr
|SiStts-.i il cooId and would be here.
Mr.. T. read from seyernl papers, state
ments in regard 10 The aolkings Of; the
Maine law, showing that il thad proved
etfectuai IN stopping The ,taffic il intoxi
eating laqhors, and ha, ieslored hundreds
Of drunken husbands 10 their (amies, re-
formed and different men. He ,houas,
ii right and proper ihal tie liqpor WHICH
was intended 10 be sold, should be des-
troyed, confscaied, and lis dealers in
prisoted and punished. y y l,.a,,
lHH He WITS aware ,ha. such law wruld
disturb political men, and DESTROY their
prospecrs. YET lie wuuld NEE, the,issne,
'hecatise il was question Of great ;mpor
/ -tl Z. a.. "a 4
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III TwENTY,TnREEs IuNDaEp DoLLARs OF
CouNTERFEIT Money Ft uND. = Deputy
Marshal Mahons thissmorhing arrested one
JebnaSlewart, ofilDettoi, while crossing
tho river on the Fenyiboai, ,and found on
bis person tand'ubageageAa a$23lS, so in
couRterfeii money ;$l9 95s;50in gold coin
moslly in one and 24 adollar pieces, and
$3.50 IN bapkibills- $26llon,Smle Bank,
Ind, and 600 on Fafinet's Bank,rKen-i
peky.qiHe wase brought before, Mayor
DeE,stbut tbeaexaminnlion was finally
ppatpoaedsan acknowledgements coua$
sci, till Tuesday. HheprisoHer was then
compiiieds TO 'jailyintddfauitanf $4,000
bail,saD % Morton, u, IS. District AtG
i,oNey. y.aPpeared for tllclpfesecufion, md
d. S.sLonsburyland j. G.SEspy, Esqs for
The defence.--1ol. Reps ,JMnch l3. 5i
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lli' nesf7s s9isqs, Npelhst willlng q moi
4 an luc!lnedkto bsliete tliat the X li'a5
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this here has been sona,66i soomnea,6ino Renn5li.
can bur ii iI,e new rIon I orIv sce a.
old Man re-vompcd and od,,hssfIF ook
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LATER Err oEG EURoRE. I
ARRIVAL soF THE AIABlA.
HAfiFAk, MaIch i5, ls9l. I

| HAxfFAx, Malch AoflS5l.
The steamer Arabia, nom DivcrpnoI
has arrived, with dateslol The a4lh, bvinf
one woeE later,
I yBreadspfis shad, gpaisiiallS i dechusd
i Pork isunchanged. with b moderate 'busi
mess AZ previous ratcs. Lard has de,
cIined Ilsy SSpgarunelpna 81 T.ebsdct
was firm.
,fifereb have rs YET beeHno hcstiiiiieI
IontllesDanHbe oflinfAsia, IN consequence
Of heavy SHOWS. The weather is nov
|lnjJer. inslovsas5 edl hiss ,sfelte
IeoFfance and England ihsIst that Russia
shah eyacpaieoilis TurkishraefritoDe be-
fore the 30ibaofsAmil! ,yiwu6 ogelusa'0
EesThe Greek insurrec,ion was ifr away
of being suppressed, Ii'l'ie Times Vienna
correspondenb underid date Of March I'd
says HTho Austrian ymauifesto an.
apunces that Austria will occupy Bosnia
and Servia. Alpanicg ensued inrconse,
Equence ontheaVennasBomse!" ip bas9
Movements of tfoops towards iheaAus
irian frontier continued. .Ehe Austrian
Govcinmen, has decided, in conpectior
with the Western Pogers,a ~ summon
( Russia 4 Q eyacuaie ibe Ptincipali,iey, and
g jngecSSasSty, 70 employ force TO. co@pe
her 10 do SO. i,. bs,ianas oyad otIVi
(; Negotiations between Russia and swe-
[den, We're moi, yell ierminatedna Fcars
were entertained ~ Stockholm thai Itus
sia, in order 70 give weight p dberdc-
I,nands, wiH sppkea Demonstrations viii
Iiis fccis against ilaI CppilslodlaieH gdg
The Russians we're making prepara>
lions q Cross lbe Danube ,Omiar. PqGhp
was making preparations 70 check them,
The ST. Petersburg Journal gives The
following usihe substance Of ths Cars
answer 10 Napoleon: :,;toogs hed su,;,
If his Imperial Mjes'y extends, bis
hands. TO me. as extend mineyl am ready
10 forget The modification ] have exper-
fenced, harsh ihough il be. Then, but
then only, can discuss the sublecl
Heated Of in his letter, and may perhaps
arrive q, m understanding. Let The
Flepch feet prevent the Turks from
transporting reinforcements 10 ths ibeatel
Of war, and lei them send mo a plenipo'
tenliary 10 ,negpliaie, whom, i will,receivt
as befis bis. character Theicondiions
already made, known, TO, The conference
al Vienna, are The sole basis OH which
will corsent u treat. sI, ,,n; ual .ooq
There has been considerable s6ghlipt
wherever ihey could come in contact ,bu
ncihing important, rsa,a M INA Va,
Napoleon opened the French leeisla'
tive session on The %. His speech com
menced by .refesling 10 the dsheieni bar
vcs,. But sevenrmilions Of wheat has
been imported,a and more was on ,Iie way
Famine had been avoided, butwar is be-
ginning, France had not gone TO wana
long as her honor pefmiiled her 10 ayoif
a collision; but sbc'musl now draw rihe
swcrl. lie has no views Of aggrand re
%ent-71tlhe nn17 71tlhles days Of conquest arg past
never n9'. 70 fehippIi. s7giI saidll, 1o fol o9a
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/
( From CA1iFoRKIA.-Wc find The fol,
loving account Of a horrible, tragedy,
committed by the Indians, IN lie Sscra.
menIo Journal: !. y.
Two white men, one named Guild, The
oibor IDgalls, wh;le on q prospecting
tar, in company with nineteen Chinq-
men, were murdered on McClpud's River,
lwebty miles east Of Pidsburg, Shasta
county, aty lie Indians. They we're
camred, and fifteen Indibns came into
The camp, The white mems guns were
stacked AGAR them. Tie Indians ap,
peured friendly al first, but al q word
from the chief they seized The guns and
tsp, With Them. ingalls, se;zed Q club and
struck The liindmosi Indiap, and Knocked
him down. The Indians Immediately
commented firing on Guild ard Ipgalls,
and also at the CIiinamen. Six. of the
cEinatboa escaped, and came ,io Pits
burg. A party started oul Immediately,
and found The body Of Ingalls,; one arm
cut ctf AZ lie elbow, and bis head
Smashed up orribly wifi stones. They
also found the bodies Of thirteen, China,
men; tliree had their arms cut off, aud
al their heads had been smashed in with
stones. The body Of Guild could NOT be
found. They saw tracks which, ll!ey
Supposed 10 be lis, Leading down 10 The
FLYER, They also saw marks Of an axe,
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ad, be,, s4s riegs FalDAg, Marchel0a.o,
! SENATE1-7Mr. aArKINsoS,s from the
selsGty yconunllee iopwhmhi was referred
enplehbiil. iooih hebbol,er ptgsnizIuionlof-
lhs State Tteasutysrs&cg, irsponiedsuim:
same hack,iwlIh shdne,i:s, ,whIchawofec
agreed To-. anne sisdso d3aa DIN
gTha question being apon It's passage,
ipdwasi takenand resalteti--ydas l9,naySl
s, as efollows:aidi 10 sisl sdl aqii 4ls moi
YEAs7- Messrs. ApdersaD, ,baA,kin,wtsl
Ba,tli', Converse, Cfeigb, b,3DnVsg iSDAstt;l
HecklnhettYadasllin,L Lee, NpirisaPgh>-
dle,on. RjDIe,, Schif, Shideler. Smirhloi'
Aihenss,Stoses Pay yloi, mid iWnlhinns 'ol
Colplnhlana--D.e Riw sno 10 issi atsvs
| iNAys 4MessusoAlls llsn,a Il BairsIeg egaFooi.i
Shefmaus Smahof Madison, TowusIsnd;
uPsoassnd 'Wright=s6a Rlggd iasuslusS-
4 ,rr y, snttsR .sRspiast 1Bog mogi b.
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Horrible Traredv.

h Anogi,er decdsaf Blood. over which d
IIdaik nj stery al luresent hangs, w6e pte-
lasi nidi,f. The fac,s IA brief.
Div hlIbfe A ,oNna man named EmrIds
IA Sfends. d Plussinn by birth, ard 1 p,ds
m;neni member al the Freemen's Socie-
a,.for-wAiel,-pe-.,,derst,,,,l l,e-urtrelaus
| ticket seller ON SUNDAY a,ipbls. was sill
EtiRo i,fa 4 SbSr sffo3oSS ffooSS dffhe Ffeenen's
| Hail. between 7 and 8 a,elaeklas, night,
IN comnanv with several others. among
Wl,1h Nan an ,8uSt,Si II, .sIb Ned u
Frochlich. In an apparen,lv plapinQ- -n,oed.
lie CHALLENGED Frocblicb 10 a duel wlb
ps.olsM exelaim mo atIton1e. Alet's see
which can shoo,, beslt Al PAIssian or al
| Aps,t;a q, q, TbeS ,hen mdn,s t1g6lber
,nto..,he sireetl..Snd, afierwstdsyinto N &
I,;cko,sof,;en. ~ ,ha, ,F,Se,oen,s, IInllwbere
| 4 An,a,,ds nyec,,eJ, o'aair afI,orstsr nis,ols.
which he' aook f,om, 1 ,deski Taking,
bapdk e,cLief f,om Liza SoocketI be,Joaye
l,ona4 ana ~ .;,;,ogE,ocbl;cb huldine ,be
.,Le. end, .Limselc o,,-gse,d 5, bsS,ea
Tins thav ,conIton,edveacl o,herywi,lI
ssob 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A repot,
WAS heard byIl,ose, -;n1,bs bar rouu, and
io an instant ar,cE, Frocbliebsrl,sbed.ffrom
III p,;cls nf;ee e,c ls;,h;nas IS a An,.,idl
hos ~ ,,o,,I ,hat ,Lo,ah,sI mas ,o,, t.,,ye.
I.sy XII. 81 s,,ao,p, az IN Nv, .a,n,,rn,l
;mma,,la,alys 's,rovea do a1a,,non,,,,d
c'nnds ',bo, ,,hf,,,nnn,o mar ,Iy;n1r unoh
Eh;s r,eolon'',l,eS aaoyband ysl,es;n ), 81
IblooJ''DsA sn,s6oo,l =. !. iirimed,relv scn,
&, sbn,,sliss ,,,as,, ,ev,;mcns SpbeIunbanhv
llOf stuuOttiIH WdSf ffCAtDCtsa ID IutAuUUuIllIY
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WEDNESDAY, Mach 8

BILLS READ THE THIRD TIME lnsg
n HOUSE Providing that incorporated
villages may become cities Of the second
class between deeenial periods. Passed
77yeas 64unays2. Xiv 7sdsom 'siueI''
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ggDEe ngtlT G6d RsDAY,' Alafch y. .
5SBNATE.G4SenaIe bill to ptovile for
:hoIbetter organ ization of ibeState Treas
ury aud for HhcI collection, safe Keeping,
nansfer.and disbursement Of ihc public
revehue3 being g'iIle order Of The DAY. was
lakenqap and considtred q ossl',fS Hon'
oaMr SsflTd, of Madison, n,noved 10 strike
out iofsection lS, Tho words, "as far us
possible," SO that tho Treasurer Should
onlyD pay out .'goId and silver co:n;,
@hichitnotion was ios;. '.S r ll'f'''
e Mr.. SMIrii, Of Madison, further moved
to amend by striking out Tic words, sin
his discreIiop," thereby making it imper-
alive upon llle Treasurer to take such
paper Of such banks Of this State as he
may believe TO be solvent, for taxes.
After o spirited controversy in which
Messrso Foot, Smith Of Madison, Riblel,
Atkinson and Jewett enga 5ed, Ihe mos
zion to saike ecout was disagreed TO- ooi
Mr. BARRERE moved TO strike out sec.
lion ls, whiclS prohibits ihc Treasurer 81
State from receiving the, paper of other
States for iaaxes,s Upon WITCH motion
Messrs' Slierman,E Atkinson, Follen, Foot
and Jewell spoke al'lengrh, and. TIE tno-'
lioa :oistrIke ou.was disagreed io.S9' 9 :
20 Eevetll uameRdnehisl were proposod
and lost ,sand IheaBill was 'otasred 10 De
engtossed fofsathifd' reading. 'Soe'.1oo
stI BtsluielaHo3 nj -hau0f spsSq b'i'oo
!. tbo9aa Bad aliiSlTiHus Mach o a'ia
HOUSE lMr. BAikER BAKE Offer offered ddai aiibe folr
lowing, WhiclI was adopted. a.,a I, I hsJ s4,
ResolUed, That lie State Treasufer
be. requested 10 report TO lhis. House, al
his earliest cousenience, The amount Of
Sunk tax Of every description, due and
unpaid up. to this time, tegelher s@ilblthe
llnAme 4of each bank, and also ihe amount
Of bank taxes which has been paid undel
lP'o''NSo' ~ u Tn t4AaS -ad ,yoo1B isy,7s
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gT 5TT TOT q III T7T hgG -ata 10
ToLEDo AND INDIANAPOLIS, RAILRoAD
CoMPANY.-We are glad 10 learn thas
This company have secured a. ocpnpelent
engineer, in tho person Of Col. Horace
Hardlpg, OF tlhe Mobile, and Ohio Road,
who has been appointed chief sengipeer
for The, company in Ohio and Indiana.bas
The party LEFT this ciiyon, Saturday
and will commence the preliminary sur
vey.a lGilead, Weed eounly,J Obio.,luods
!, All ibc necessary gptiaiiops fore
neciioBs have been ,madeb and as The
above road-is strictly local one, we are
assured by the fiends of, tho enterprise
that If The citizens of Toledo and vicinity
lake ,Ile amour! Of. stock which theymay
reasonably be expected to, the building
immediately Of ihe road will be placed
beyond q doubt. ,,sf ss,s 0sF IA
We fake pleasure in bringing this mat
ter frequently tolhe notice Of our readers,
and hope they will stand in readiness to
subscribe literally when called upon. ,fIa
lis proposed lo, cali alten,ion more
directly to, Ibis pIojsci, by a lppblcmests
ing soon. We commend the plans,a
hope, when, invited, that, there will bp a
general response, on the part of our scidq
zens3.. zfeInh3.S auigGat lsuiiliq6 Dill gaifsa0ySa
The ofice'of the company is Iat present
., the office Of g, AaKing, ,&, Co, where
Mr.. All sField, and 6. B, Phillips ,@jb
be OF all lines ready ~, explain iheFpror
Iject, and, receive subscriptions to The
capital stock, ofssllhe campany,=7Ioledo.
Rsepnol,cdnsigIh s9i a6da souagloAo nj
9 We learn that about $4,000 cash subi
iscriplionsaio The capital stock Of ihe Tol-
edo and Indianapolis Railroad have been
made by The people Of Giisad, on condi>
iion thai that place be made a point
THIS is highly crediiablc 10 the public
spirit of1lie citizens Of that places - Per.
yisbu'gh Journal. s'e 4 ''e'& 92'a~,'s ~
4 .i3ig n vi sd.a-a--A- Ii on - -sln~Qlh l9l
IMPORTANT DEcIsrbN. IA prosecution
was ins,isu,ed9'in he CrniinaI Court of
Cmciunati, d few days slice against q
pfaminent adete;i house ins,bat city, for
carrying on the business wl,lioii licehce.
.rhe Court Held 'lhat, money cxacied
bysflTe' statnts fot auction LICENSE, il III
The nature d TAX and ibting IMPOSED
spscially on persons eifgaged in single
lrade or occupation,s ~ aviblhiioh d rhe
twelfth article Of the Constitution, Which
lteqnr6s taxatioh 10 Be nhifrm, and pro,
ht6f|s the eldyyfHg Of aapHr tax. sThs
s,atdls1 was therefore repealed ny tie
ConsddHiou, and caie! Indictment must
| tallsCllFreaiont Democrat 'aais2a'i NV
.s.ln5 -ll--.-.--saA- AII-l34-1llqs sds ID
There is nothing more irightful sihdn
for . teacher 10 kuow. only wbpt bis scAo-
Iats are Intended to .know-zGeeh.s h.ssiiqls
Y Z - q - Ia
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Fla-. umHT. uAllIIl. HHlilIT TIl .TlIFlILd q I
\ Bepjlmin w, Kmball, proprietor of IA
public house al No, .i12 Grand street,
New York known, sas assl he Pqci6fsr has
been arrested onsia rcqpislioa from
Governof CQpner, Of Arkansas, ms one
ofihose implicaicd in The bnrning,of, lhe
slesmbpat sMa1bs WashlpglopsrT oar
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isLfeuis t3eale, IS @6iki6g wotndsts viii,
lie z Slfbrdia IddianA in .leachipg lhe1mns
agricullufG. ffSA las Sifeady on tie
Indian Reservation some 2300 Of these
wildsi:ilrabitenisa ofabei Sierra Nesada,
dialhc eal4isatiosio
lhcsDilg and devety day blipgsneay accos-'
sinn.x asis ,tssjs sqsis % Uiins0P eg7s
vi III tssgs as;m iaakiusEst isoe1 asias
.aoi'iseganps bag ia sRGsd.
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sOs lsliaE Fl0.Rs Ana VIEailm, date
y. .rh6 ElnotRniil lnflEI. 3. senntor

.-CslaInbls, MaTell- =, a S..
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There is nothing more tfigbtfdl lhani
for . teacher 10 know, only what bis scAo-
lars are Intended 70 know.rsG0etIe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
Arrived.

;S~;sB s. LVS E:s' sS;ds H.Es: ss cGrs: s.s
4 If Ii he Lad. Passed .hip AbBy sown; sh N L.
f6 20 Ion. 90 passed two Islands OF ice 9Th NJ Ia, - %
st 90 81 Ion 81 S. psssed Steamship Washington heBc. Tor
Southampton and BIemsn The ST. made Ae Pe''sse IN u
Z S ii steamship Empire City wnde Aspnwsll. day.
6 hours with specie and to Whitney (See gene
Ship Queen vetori. ch.. Shields. July 2 with coal.
9t ;Si sb Lii hsip. 5 s.S S S fD oas & Sal G s
Julia 200 fsh; Sea Ranger 6o@ hsh-al OF Baeksport.
ssy Of the loth Hampton, experienced violent gale
iron r. & O. o oroPs 4poP b, R .S. r':9sG .1s ,w.y .G Of
dssep'9s s.hoTs to ;he & Of B.Tnes't Took pilot on
shin Chin boraEo (of Thomason) Glehrst Liverpool IS
dsys with mdse. and 4c0 pass 20 Nesmth Sons On the
VIOLENT gale from E. S z to T. ilth inst lat 4, lon 70
So large ship with head Of msnmst gone. Ne date
years fen from the bowsprit overheard and lost
ship Psrihenis, of fevburyportJ Graves Liverpool Ss
besTps 3 BY Z 50 miles distant fsrs aft .chr
PAINTED black with white sresk her sinsA pieces
T.re wer eVersl sebr. around her uhser all Th Mss
probably e sehr Mel from Philadelphia boond to Gardiner
sbiS Beethoyen CBrem) Erriehs Bremen 4s days with
mdse end 4s pass to HeHnns, Muller Cooling (see Ma
Bark Luden Clark GLASGOW 50 days. with md.e. and 10
psss to ssIIges Cle9msn Co sih INST lat q s loo s.
supposed be the ship Fdels Capt Dixon hence for Liver
BiIt W H Brode ofMy'tie) Crazy Nsxeasle 50 days.
with coal TO stufge. Clesrman Co The w. II B has
reriencsd light westerly Winds during the passage.
Brg Boomer (Br) King Dorchester, via Holmes Hole IS
days with bud ding stone, to master.
schr Jane Ingrahsm, Haws, Rocklsnd with lime, to
ecbr Hurd Jones Roeklsnd with lime, to master.
schr Aleion Fr) Frllsnd St. Pierre, days, with 6h to
sekr B. Bellows. CLARK. PrOydeoee for Phi.dephA
eebr Chs Mhiing - Providence for Philadelphia
sehr ULee Ned. JebbiBs, Phlsde phs for Salem.
schr r. NJ Browning Leach. Providence for Phiiadelpha
schr william, snewmsD, Calais e days with lahs 6e, TO
sshr Cape Cod, Bsier, Hsrweh. days, with s,h, to
Scbf Emerald Sears Boston days WITH fish to mater
gchr Banner Dart Harwich, days with fish 10 master
sehr Alfred Hall Andrews. Portland Conn stone.
schr J. p Anderson, COe Portland, Conn, stone
schr r. H. Hubbard Portland Conn sone
scbr MedoTA Rhodes Rocklsnd lime.
Sehr Howard Crowel Boston days with mdse to s. w.
Lewis.
schr Lexington. -, HArwieh hsh.
Schr Tivauo. Holeu.an, Hsr~ich f.h.
sehr Jsne Eliza, Richards, Pbiladelphia for Boston
sebr Ontario Sawyer Philsdelphis for Boston.
sehr Delaware Campbell Phlsielphia for New Ifaveu
schr james Magee. Msgee Philadelphia FOR New Haven.
sehr H. w Benedict, Ellis. PhiAdep phA for New Haven
schr Geo Harris. Porter Portland. Conn. stone.
Schr Homer, Parker, Boston days, with mdse. 10 T.
W HeIrek.
undse. 20 master - . ,
soop Wm. Ii. Bowen. Rhodes, Providence, Indse
sloop Henry Somsrs Portland. Conn.. stone
sAItFD-sesmhip Falcon for Havsnsi ship BAvsris, Bal
ley. for Hsyre.
Below bark
WIND-Durins the day, S. W. and Light
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Pc, StiLouisI LIVERPOOL, s-h Mo, 2sth, 1854
Since the 2h the weather has been brilliantly fine and Of
much hghtr Temperature than peod this season
il has had the usual depressing effect the WHEAT and FLoUx
trades very little business having been done In either
Friday there has been scye demand for INDIAN CoRN
a. 81 "a 57l for yellow and 81 6 ass I'd fsr mixed
Accounts respecting the PorATo crop still bad from Ire
land and from parts Of England and Scotland
LIVERPOOL, 9Th No, 18th 1884.
The weather continues extremely tine At market this
morning had but moderate attendance Of the trade MIL
r and dealers acted with extreme caution although the mid
ding runs Of WHEAT offered decline Of ID Sd y
10 n and only limited quantity reported sold
The purchased retail Quantities OF so0d FLOUR at
81 for Philadelphia and Baltimore qualities but secondary and
doubtful paTcels ectsd although offered Al y Dbl
reduction on the prices Friday Spanish very slow request
able.
There continued inquiry for INDIAN CoRS. but buyers
he'd difficulty Snd parcels suitable for shipment
Of the III condition Of Of the lots sale the prices
obtained fully those Of Friday last
OATS and MEAL slow sale and in some eases ID y - 70
lower; Cork uudried sold 81 5 l0aS IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
Hudson River Market Boats.
Freight Lit Of Cattle and Farm Produce general


Reported expressly for The New York Daily Tribune
Captsp G. b. Brinkerhof Of the barge Excbsngr, from
Poufhkeepse arrived the wharf foot Of Muusys Sept
reports the following articles viz Beeves MIX Cow, 10
Veal Calves AO Sheep and Lambs 25 Swine. Horses
caca.es Pork 100 Fowls Turkeys bb Eggs l25 tubs
Buer syers sing % fs so bush CON- 500 DO Oats $50 do
and 90 bsgs R,e 20 bbs Apples do Cider Harness. 800
Chains Carriages Is bbs Dye Woods IS DO Lamp Black
81 TAGS Ryo Feed tuns Paint n coils Rope Castings
200 LIQUOR Barrels Is boxes Goods 9 bales Wool
Captain w L. Jansen Of the barge Newburgh, FROM New
bursh arrived foot Of WArent Sept u reports the fol-
LOWING articles Beeves 80 Veal Gales 2O Sheep
Lambs Is Swine horses 10 Lambs 688 do Pork
4O Fowls Turkeys bbs Eggs 1871 tubs Butter averaging
55 f IS frks do averaging 100 Bs 81 bales Hay bbs
Rye do Apples baskets Peaches, bbG Plums, cases
Garnet BAGS boxes do, q boxes OIL Cloth % do Soap
besket Grapes, doz Pigeonsi
Csptsin G. Hslsiesd OF the barge hnnsnk from New.
burgb arrived at wharf foot Of Wauenst Sept H. reports
be following articles viz 40 Besyes, 10 Veal Calves IS
sheen spd Lambs Is swine Horses Veal 100 do
PORK s0 Fowls 10 Turkeys bbs Eggs 80 tube Butter
eraRnE % 50 fkins do averaging lO2 bA y bbs Rye
do APPLES IS rolls 100 sides and boxes Leather; 20 bales
and Goods boxes Hats 81 do Cheese SO empty Bar
Csptsin A. smith Of he barge Berkshire, from New Patr
Landing arrived wharf foot Of WArren Sept TrOrs
The following articles, viz; Beeyes MIN Cow, Veal
Calves IS sheep aud IS Swine ~ Pork 80 Ms
7g this Butter averaging 20 m 10 bales Hay 100 do Straw
100 bu,h RIVE So bb Bye 50 do Apples baskets Peaches
81 do Pums bbls Pears. do Vinegar
Cspain Walter the barge ndepe ndence from Fish
nm Landing arrived at wharf foot Of Murray-st Sept reports
he following srcs vizi Beeves II Veal Caves n Sheep
Rye a bsss Corn Mesl p bbls Vegetables do Pot.toss
baskets Apples, 10 DO Peaches do Ounces 200 bush
Pums Wooeu Goods loose Machinery
DO Plsning Machines losis Furniture, cases Files