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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-21
Public, No. 81
AN ACT 70 constitute Quincy. the Sat: Of Illinois. por


Senate and House o. Representative s
tinted States America Congress assembled That Quincy IN
The STATE Illinois, ha BE- apdIs hereby constituted pS Of
shaI be subjec 10 the regulations
stric,ions parts delivery ir the United
there shall appaa;si oi customs reside said
Mort who shall adjion his duties perform the lu,
and salary and cmoumcnts Of surveyor prenta
by the OF Congress approved on he second OF March h
teen hund ilyoe proyisns iOr the payment VI
imported goods certain ports hce!n mentioned entitled
act aosing the foreign merchandize impcrsj .?
Piusturs Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis. Mash
vile Nar 20 he secured and pad those piace dnd
said CITY Of Quincy and the said OF delivery be- AID hereby
made part OF the collection district OF New o.
eli the facilities and privileges Afforded y said Co..
aud hereby prc extended ,oihc 1sd port o! Quincy.
Approved February ., 1854.
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fpuh,i. M Al

An ACT provide place Tor the ho4ns the courts Of t
United States the district o: New YORK. and Tor other
d. enacted by Senat. and House OF Representatives OF
limited States America Congress assembled. That shall b.
lawful Secretary Of the Interior TO provide by lease c
year year years at his rooms In tho
holding the Of ;e United
southern district New York. and for the accommodation OF the
udees of the and OF the district attorney and marsha.
Inc n!teI the southern district OF New York and
lie clerks and district courts OF said district
And further enacted That all orders. venics, wts
recogulzanccs the circuit or district court OF III.
o The southern district o New YORK. may be dated
and made the United States 10 the
cy New York whether male rrturnabe the United STATES
o room or az hr The New York, shall be
Ict eiurnahe and shall be IeiInrd to- the court roomn he
CITY of where the lime Of such RETURN the court shall
be actually held, and said and dscI courts
n southern district York shall be held ard trial. IN acr
the that may from Hs 10 'the De pro-
y'lel that purpose
Approved February 2. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31
TIIE JUNE MiGfZTVES.

Pufhom opens with "a chapter OF Vegetable Physiology
which Il lovers Of light reading viii be apt 10 kip More
maaznish in It's tone ar ID" ,'lmont OF " Co-as do
Espana quite readable sketch Of Spanish trav,.
" Notes from my knap.ack Tito. clover article o.
lows on " Manners, with S.uin; at Chesterfield
Dick Pastos Story the ligt article in this number
and a view Of " Comics Philosophy hc hoavy olc OF
tic poetry. dainyswoo piece Of loyc-making is the
Garden Walk who is He takes up the cutsc!s
siouily lor in reply 10 QUO edo. The Cock Of
tie Wall Is an oruhlogicM alcgory IN Burn-, and
"sonnets or the Death OF Friend express. sincere sor
row in calm and touching verse.
Hqyp,r commences the Ninth Volume with br,liiani
-Iou-of pictorial embellishments. many Of which are a' I'M
s,iuctiyc s tlcy are spirited Among them scenes IN
Tartar and representation OF the Holy Week az Rome,
and Other caractc rsics CO.. Catholic religious pl~cau'rf.
The Ncwcomc- j. embroidered with variety 90. comic
illustrations. OF tic reading matter there is the usual -l-
rlv sdar:ed TO popular as- while grave discussion IS
rrcfoniod rom tic Editors Table to po';ion of the
clergy among the powers Of he agc. The profound pho-
her who serve. this T4b,, la Harper maintains
tla t. r. folly for clcreyrneu 10 rely their personal char
aoi,r for influence with the people bu a they are bound
TO PIT forward iAor supernatural prc'en'on ~ BOD '-n-
eor- from htayon Jn,- the orlcr fakes this -ro1ni Do
should be abolished %. dcccp,op, and therefore moral
nuisance Tie Editors Easy Chair 8. wise anil funny
10 IL alwGls is.
Tie ,cadng ar T. .u G.oao.4 illustrated chapter
Of Hcadlcy- Warrington. llo-mer contributes roecI
efu.;,a 90 Tie Great Departed Mr. T. \. Lew bio
Graphical sketch Of Elliott the ar,- aud lIss Cheese bro
tle cont .ra.on ot Bc-u,c Atlorton. TN .'csf-
loc,r 81. usual has one or two rich travelling .keiAe'
with an excellent variety Of cllaneou- nrtce-''9
not inferior % the average issues ~ that mnsa4 ne ami
mixed up with plenty Of amusing matter BIAS 'e''fa
useful auI Instructive paper.
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOoN, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

NIDSEsDAY May 3I-2 u. NJ
AsHIs-Ihc markc; l. heavy for botl kinds at - Il.
for Pots and Pc,rls.
CoTTos-Our market Is qoie;-d,aiers waiting further
advice from Europe.
FLotE AND MKAI-Tle~. i increased i-roncss in Wes,.
crn and Stac Flour ;e supply moderate and prices &C.
better. The demand mainly confined to tie East and
home trade
The better grades very Grm aud hear Of sales Of
" swans Excelsior a. high az Ell Is. This however
very superior brand. Canadian Flour is firm and in
good rsuost in part Cor export to Liverpool; sales Of
300 bbls common brands a. e. The solc- of Western
Canal arc 400 bbs at g 81, - q for common 10
straight state - - 81 for mixed TO fancy and com
10 good Ohio
eouhen Tour is again better apd IN fair demand sales
81 700 bb- at 20 - q for mixed o good STRAIGHT brand.
Baltimore &c. Rye Flour il. firm. .ales Of goo bbls fine
a, &C. superne at u 2j0s5 80 Corn Meal ia very firm
Mt 90 750s3 ri.
GRAS-A irmcr make for Whea and the arr val. arc
light sacs of BOO bushels fair Upper LIKE al 81 a. and
100 bushels good white Gcncscc at a. iJ Rye is dull
sales OF iOo bushels at 81 - Bailey is duh a. 81 la
81 20.
Oets ore again higher; sales of State and Western at
t5aC6Ic Corn is much bettcr-tL arrivals very light
and the demand good to complete cargoes and filling con.
tracts sales of 10000 bush 72a5Cc. for unsonnd; ma
79c for fair Western Mixed s0as2c for good to prime
old; other brands scarce and nominal.
WHIsElY-Ihe market is much better and the supply
very light sales Of $50 bb at 81 for jersey % for
Ohio, and 2sl for Prison
PRoysioSs-There is Pork offering and the mar
ket the buyer sl3 80 for Mess and sl20s2 -
for Prime Clear is dull SIS Beef is frmcr ami in
good demands sales Of rcpacked Chicago at s 30 s4
CO. Country Moss son $40 80 and Prime 81 So Cut
Meats unchanged. Lard steady al y 9ic. Batter and
Cheese nominal
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.MlRINE AFFAIRS.

THf FtYAoT TH ROCK ATIoAT.
The noon Of yesterday not The Plcasan,-t Of wea-
thcr but Notwithstanding this draw back, large con-
OF People assembled at the shpyari Of Mr. Jcrc
ush Sorson foot Of East Nneeentlst to witness the
launch Of the mammoth Plymouth Rock for tho
New.York, Sonir-ton. Prov dence aud Boston lnlan
Mail Line She slid from the ways in the mos; splendid
style and aficrward ;owod % the dock Of tie
sllairc Works.
This steamer !, truly cola.sal in her dimensions, ben,
on deck 345 feet long, and "A feet broad and her entire
depth Her frame has been strongly brecod w;h
iron IL the approved manner, AMI every detail Of
the hull exhibit, the most finished and Substantial work
msn.lp. Her fitting up will be equally satisfactory
When tbs steamer j. completed. which is promised by
the ft Of August next this route cannot foil "a attract
larger share of the travelling public than hereto
fore. Tie boss at present running arc the Commodore,
Capt. John g. Bovine. ami the {. Vanderbilt, Capt joel
Stone; both well known hrstc!ass boats commanded
BY men thoroughly competent 10 their duty The Ply
mouth Rock viii be put ia charge Of e popular officers 81
h, c. Vanderbilt Capt. Joel Stone NJ. George Bale
Clerk ard Mr.. John McConkcy. steward in such hands
sic viii soon become much Of a fayoro Der pre-
Cstt-eOr
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have no disposition, do mean IT, do Mr. Dean the
slightest Injustice in commenting upon his course ON the
Nebraska question. but cannot dvest Oursc we
believe can his constituents generally Of the belief that he
has throughout been playing double part 1t true that
on the Gnn passage Of the bill Mr.. d. gave his vote for
Freedom but few DAYS previous lie voted with IL.
friends of the measure on preliminary question whore
without HI. vote and hat Of another FrceSocr. it might
and perhaps would have been defeated His vote a. that
particular time of immense iiapor.0ucc 10 tine l.
mnsration and cv e0f =. On the find passage Of the
hill lis aid unnecessary and he wls at liberty TO vote
as well a. speak for BuneOmbc If Mr. Dean hai pur-
sucd straeht.i,s ward consistent throughout he
would have stood on imprcgnac ground before the peo
ple of his District a. it Is his tristn-s and urllngs
when taken in connection with the fact that he has Deei
and t is high in favor The White House. gives ground
for The strongest suspicion if it does not entirely demon
strate his faithessnoss 70 his constituents.
COLUMBIA Republican
We learn from The Yr1ukec Free DcmSrraf that John
r. Hale has been engaged counsel for the persons held
10 bail in 'hc Clover rescue case.
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OTTPAGE Mp EXCJTEMENT Ne 1R XENIi-
1 NEGRO BEATLN ~ DEdTH

On Thursday Of last week, named Mcleod, who
had been stopping in and about Xcnia for few DAYS and
who represented being dsropuable person left that
town in a buggy aud drove toward Selma. 4 few miles
out he overlook coorcd man whom he suspected of be-
ing fugitive slave, and asked him TO get and ride
10 the next roads. The negro thanked him and got
in thebuggy but at the first farm house Mcleod said he
must feed his horse and persuaded the negro TO wait
Mcleod went into the house, and succeeded in making
bargain with the farmer to help in securing the supposed
slave for half the reward. The negro invited into
room eat seized tied with rope and placed in the
buggy 10 he driven toward Cedarvie on the raroad The
man who assiCtod. AID his SON. accompanied Mcleod.
After prOcc odmg mile two the negro broke his rope
aAd then broke for the woods chased by all three of the
party The old nearly overlook the negro when the
latter turned and dealt blow powerful TINT 1t broke
the arm of his pursuer, but he after caught,
beaten and tied into the buggy again Before they had
rOcCcdcd much further the broke the cord second
time, and had nearly escaped when Mcleod grappled
with him. aud, the Others coming up fight cusuod, IN
which the negro was beaten til he fell dead
The party placed the corpse upright against an oak tree
some distence from the road and fed. The body was
discovered and saturday the murerers arrested
win the frightened o tn farmer confessed to the CIR
cumstances above narrated The three cupriis
lying in Nobia jail The excitement ia the surrounding
country il intense. Il inciniatl Com, Monday.
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Passengers Sailed.

IN steamship Epqoro f LiieIs-Mr and Mr. Wk five chi
aud nurse Enrd Fd"a ard Barnes Jr sud wife N-w
nd NJ Reid Madame Chhou. N4dre POngfrt
NewYoik: Nlr and Powa,u Weston and maid solh ,ar
lima. Mis- Boese aud friend NcwioTf; M Duncan >c1 an
Mrs Lareoon and maid Mr. aid Ms Hug NJ, Nrw-l oIA > :
Moca Orleans; Robert Rtrilcv NV A & We So
n ,urs Germany; r. T. Bygre. lu3; Opstavus SCI ae pel
GERMANY. Nr Dausry md friend France; NJ De.chi 3D. - w.
Nck. John Henderson Toronto Nj Hutton. MI Mills -NJef-
s,yi y Deyncrs $ Louis Master \ n 9hn Il, o5N
irv NfNnk Mir BuIss brother LngauS. NJ NJ e., FnOe
\ Tlrenau Phlsde rha.. Rev Jas OEeNy, Hartford 'nr
Nr N.r,rs San Francisco Laul1on. NJ George brus
and chld ~. ana; Ar Ruc funcc Louis Geie -" a
~,hafer Sr HV Huu'lrv fusand J B. Bllch 3D. New i">
Col and Brucc Cau-oa: Thomas : S-r Nj Ms go
" Dsres y \ Nj SfFacs Germany Nj lai5nnr'
F-rr.. Nr orderer en- son Newton; NJ Five M hrca
irscn Toronto Canada West; James nee. scotland Y hAc
Nr Ttrrr..n Nh Bcrcl. England: g. p Richie - .I' 4
Mir and Mir James Ne New Work. Henry taapian "a RI
lenon Newark j. NJ soreb5dse II; aAa NJ .i ~ ~,
tsI Nj Esuv J. l. Ocii. JOB R haEd' Mr. rns'1 I,'i1
". = n Lewis san rrsucsco; Henry Thcis Ooi J. j. -
10y Nh Wsllcrs I.hn Ho'mcs, D. Norsht lo9 U,',i SE
Y64k. Mr. Mcleod Nj VI Donald r Lu Mrs Maui VI q
y land. Thomas williamson California; Henry Stock y
Yo,k; Mr. Holman Nj. Motrau Nj Lohmsn a. 1o,intA
Jrssrd. NJ Michael Nj Lsu-l.n. Nt~Nork T"t 10 SI
S.sg. s sand 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

PEE-oSAt.-TiC B,6o'o Frpre.. says that President
FiiNcRE 81 .1sss ANNOYED sci ,s-i by the fsavsH ~ch
c-ts i crs '4s public ;hs Be ia be GLANCED
o. suuro-sd jury Jrstc-s snd Ees good
czen oLevei Oh. suhoi-. Hs Of much meies '
nd co.. % be sTAfif,d b. SIC. den onsllons
The Rev. ". H. CHASSIsG j. about 10 sever his con-
lec.n pasoE ~A tie Ua.aHAa Chu.ca Roehe-ier Ia
DARN. the =. Tesd
h~'e L. La The unqualified -p-c 81 fh- c'u,nunirv w
.Tsciive Of pa, snd a. W. deloe bis .oa
sId general loss.
Vas WScSER, the " PouEhkcepsie Blacksmith is 70
h. FousLsess- AZ henceyh s l. sires3y sis-i. but
bfs.L- To- Irsctte fall
Tbs IADIT. LITERsRT .IOvRNtL az Cincinnati -
r-ti by E~IY X B.Nes h' rrote-. hr ~
me FL Nsrfvcrh ssril- ~tch 0-gnasd srrees
- dong hei bssi dTe ft od undr which 81 begins
Irrrsfv career
WHII,N l.. N,CEFNZIE Is candidate for reelection %
,ie Csnsd.rn Psrarrut u. Hi,iilsod Couu.r There
tI e. y b, Causfas who dos de- A dcfsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31
XXXIHd CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION

SENATE. .WAsHISGTOS. wednesday, MAY 81. 1854
Mr. BADGER presented the proceedings Of the Con
ycnon held n Wilmington y. G., and presided by
the Governor of the State in relation 10 the improvement
Of Cape Fear River.
Mr.. JOHNSON from the Committee on Printing re-
ported adversely printing 900 additional copies Of
Landlord Reports the Penal Codes of Europe and
the Administrative Changes in France since l3f-.
Mr. JONES. Of Tennessee, opposed the report aud sup
ported the printing Of number of so much a. r.
lates to European penal abodes.
Mcs,-. Johnson Fitzpatrick and Fesscnden were oI.
posed to printing amy part of the reports. Mcsr Badger
ana Seward supported the printing Adverse report agreed
To-.
Mr.. STUART offered a Resolution for adjournment over
from Tomorrow til Monday Adopted
Tie resolution offered Yesterday by Mr. Adams directing
inquiry the propritty Of granting pension the
widow of james Blchcldcr, who killed in Boston
while assisting in the execution Of act Of Congress wGs
taken NJ nnd adopted.
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UOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. OIIS ER MOI introduced bin providing for a
,urvoy and ne Of public lands in lie Terrcy OF Kansas
and establishing a land.Oiice therein. Referred 10 the
Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. CUTTING suggested that it va matter Of the
highest importance that they should now fix day for the
Adjournment As respected himself, il was somewht a
matter of indifference, but until day named he was
satisfied but little ii any business would be transacted
The moment one day shall be fixed, they would Away
have large attendance OF members md could dispatch
an IN, public bu,n.,s within reasonable time.
MI HEM objected unles the debate shall be open 10
an
Mr.. CUITING-Alrced-lct' take up now.
Dir. HEM object.
On motion the Hausc into COMMITTEE The Pacific
-Ir.. b.
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DftNoSn ForSn ~ NIaGI.rs-l)u THURSDAY smia
IT. the employ ~ Nr. james Fisher Jr. Mlnches,s-
rtr Richmond Va whie engaged IN throw n up q1an-
t'y q clEh discovered amc- L sparkling sg.ssIa
With he threw a-it - of alae. ". More another
worku 'ook M and. upon examination WIS - much
impressed viii tie Singh srity 81 ~ appearance thlt he
determined 70 keep lie submitted 70 several jewel
-fs II Il whom sad that mns BE- either dismjni
ioYfz. Subsequently Le took IL 10 lrf Dewey, wAo ira
nj d.s,ly rron1Tnctd IL diamond CEN Of III pu-ei
waite ard OF exquisite bfaufywei-hnZ - csrLis, the
large. ever discovered in Nor;h America. Prot d. sup
po-td 20 have been w4.he 20 the spot where u d.
covered. BaI.. >ln. s9th
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DonestIc POrts.

ALFXANDR1A-Arr MAY p schrs Leroy, osn rne y ofA
Ain MrLaukhlin Provideucc ArNaGdeT Law" W osA'
psrfles So Nv Haven sid hip - Thomss bsnseI bl
moe: baIs (Brl stowe, LnerIoe ,ehts VIZ" hh F
Er,peb II.i do: Aon Mclaughlin. Warehsn. Meme - p'
I.v,ia Horkins New Yort; Jane Ross. Troy. 80 -
BANGOk-Arr = bark Ellen simpson. BIZ ol,hla'
sIspd; .chr Juno Bsael New Yek Ga bIss Calcutta r''
,,;Sre Providence: Hylss. Marshall BridscPOTt
NFSToN-AII May IS ship : y Austin CAik New
ar hal Francis scoo Paine do hi Mu.iAns s'son rsa
sis Cl1 18Th brs Man HAYDEN New York. IL PoLt 1879
AL Austin Csrk dies Mis- Mss. Haeky. W y II.Is
Ss S,-s Seh-cs Coems' tsass >eco-, f-ia- hn: Lucy
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MAN DROWNED IN TIE BAY.

sAsDT HOOK, Wednesday, May 81, l-5i.
A. the steamer Thomas G. Wright was coming down
tho Lower Bay bound for Rod Bank this morning man
whose name understood to be Louis Mckee acc.-
d;utay lost overheard and Notwithstanding every eIer-
hon made b. the captain and crew he down rise
10 more. The lfc-boat The spot in four N nute'
high sea and iIeh wind made it impossible 70 him
He understood 70 be rishuan working mason
the Occen Hose
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Professional Neiltes.

hrs. ELMER 4 HOLLlN> invite al who SUI
~ dies ihaf Ia Fss;ed o;ae sysis o. Ps--
tee 10 IN thsr method he So with t. rene
Bronchitis ard chronic end ether snecon- OF ne r.
BY them er h- u.i sted pay
hsve I'd with the ordinary Treatment W VIA
cficua 70 fnanv important sse' % ms 10
with III remedies no. Only "a los
srd semitic sysen Of Aoa,ia-
Ofre No Great Jonest BrostwAF, Tor. oHoe h'ss
.os Ladies froa 10 l. AN arr from 70 I'm 9tcs hSss :"
(.s.if III 2 4 j.. 80 f-ua 81 af.N
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BOiRD or EXCISE.
TWELFTH SECOND DAY.

Prr,cui Alderman Wakcman, Councilman North.
During Yesterday, II Licenses were granted milking
for tho two day. 3 O these 80 were for tavern@ anl
retailer Mayer Wc,tcrycl, signed All licenses presented
to him by Alderman Wakoman, although tie Councilman
SAYS he promised not to interfere between DE Alderman
sud Councimcn ia tho event of their di-ugrccing.
Last year this Ward contained 1877 Licensed Runs ers,
or to every 10 voters This year. the citizens Of the
Ward may congratulate themselves on very mGteiI
abatement Of drunken roNdyism.
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NIRINk' JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK.
Cleared It'll. Forenoon.

yzStesu h-Rouokr. skinner Norfolk, a. Indian Fea-an,'
0Siir.-t;so H1rlhuf Pet Arfwcfp d HuFib7 Co.. %
rev iTonliu.ou - stephens y B.. Cook smith
bsrk-lvs fuc,g Berry - Thomas Mailsns fHeqs ''
, = + own Crcf ser Norfolk Crosby. Croker A Go.
B-is.- F,-ouokct Haskell p0hov Island D. brookrsn
Fy peyi. Charleston Dunhsn Dmon; Ornoco NAsl n -
&c thia Thompson &Hun'er .r- ILL.,
Sthoourr-Elrabe Hosdley Cathear Gfaad taon Jslh
ssshf; Jenny Lind Thomas h chnoud an bTaa ea,at
S..h.e yNox -ees Bos:ou Nadig Knox. Es S~asey
Hr-,i,r. N9le. t,,ls. AmAads Hasau Ia! Rive. ) IT.
hsYen Sven l.. D.vy,nse Rogers Norwich. J. Il Haven.
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GIN AVEZZiSA
DOMENICD AflNELLi

MrsTERIoC- AFFAIR-DEArH BY 4 GCS--HOT WOUND
Barnard Riley laboror in brick-yard At Haversra"
Rockland County admitted 70 the New-fork hoP,'N
at late hour Monday night. suffering from
wound in the chest which had been received on So''!
He wa, ,.en.bIe when admitted and died few hours
sfterward without stating in whs, manner the wound vi"
received There arc several in circulation respect
;o ne th.t he SHOT While fighting
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO AND TEAAs-Mh'
CRITTENDEN AND TIE WARn TElAl.

BlLTIAsRE, Wednesday, May 81 lsoi'
New-Orieans papers of Thursday last are to hand
They contain the details OF the latos Mexican
The amount of Santa Annas victories over Alvarez ap-
pears TO be that he succeeded in making his retreat from
Acapulco TO the capital without being overwhelmed by
the reyouiionists.
The correspondents OF the papers do credit the Gov
eminent accounts.
The Mcrcsp Army had becn divided 10 operate upon
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s, = P.u Lew HAVE d., in ballast sid 81 pas 70 LAns
Wsi Ma, - at Al a. Ion % 10 -" se's,A4 'eoriss ,s
RAJ Ss,eriAud tOl5eul Muller Bremen ds na'e AZ. .
rs 10 Henrngs Male, X Goeug Nay T. a. - :" '0' -
Jaw b. ship Moul,oD bound r
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THREE LIVES LOST BY THE EXPLOSION OF
CAMpHEEE

CEGSSATI, Tuesday. May 30, l-54
Three daughters Of the Rev Mr.. Perry, Methods:
preacher near Harrodsburgh, KY recently burned
TO death b. the explosion Of a can containing csmpheno
They were aged respectively H. y and years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

STAND IRON USDfR-Th.s caution ought 20 be pll-
c.rded upon every square in tie City for everywhere tho
BRICK and mortar gong up the BRICK and what was
once called mortar coming down-oten With very Little
care who is Under who understands the caution Of
take care there YOU stupid fellow 20 right under
Perhaps the persn may be German, Dutch or French,
Greek Turk or Chinese 10 whom the words Of caution
AL Greek bu, they al understand brick when it drops
90 their heads toes. Seriously there IL more reckless
ness in polling down buildings hosting up materials for
new ih. city than in aly other on earth Nobody
seem. 20 care 70, passenger and the 5soher Vi old
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CHOLERA AT NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, May 20. l:ji
Tho cholera broke out a; Nashville Tenn, on sunday
last and ffcon deol- reported to have occurred
from it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-31

w give ,l-cv'cr, tio Contribution OF 2, Italian -
cetv 4 mutual succor for Italian Refugees. The mole
o aordl. relief i . procure No.k f1r tie political &
c aal 80 keep them WORK stores % trades even viii
oct receiving pay, l they lesm enough oi be iahguase
toearnt Lr- own living OF coure thee Italians .re not
able g. carry out their beneeoa. -Qect entirely uPoa
r,sources and the ali II bcleylcn, citizens
i. solicited 20 further the project. any contribution for
TIL yurlo.c ,cnt IL, vii be prompy 'orwari~l
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L. : DISTRICT COCRr-Before Judge NGrEsoLL.
Samuel Robinson v.t. hr ship Mrdora
Plaintiff claims To have been employed 10 procure
and passengers The ship 10 Aus laud he also procured
funds Of $4,000 90 FL ou tAs ship y lie CT @ Do
he entitled commission mud hhe tir ship o. obtain iha
amount defense IN, jurisdiction VI the Cog- gudr hr circn
srs denied ~ she llegai OF employ OF plant
Testimony taken
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MASSACHUSETTS, FREE-sOh STATE ooNyEN-

BosroN, Wednesday. May 81 l'5t
The Frcc-Soil State invention assembled IN Muse
Hall at ill o'clock. About two thousand persons were
present.
7. W. Bird of Walpole called the meeting 10 order,
The Hon. Jobn p Hale. and j. X. Gildngs Of Ohio,
are present and will address the Convention