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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

.s--S. ]. Lowe is Benton candidate for Con-
LSIyh District. Mordecsi Oliver has been re-
\. the Wing candidate. In the With District
=, - is between the Democracy altogether, wad
- being the Benton candidate and John 3. Phelps
NJ. oatoa. The St. Louis papers admit the election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

- - Anti Nebraska Congressional District Con-
qbs hsld at Shelby, Richland Co., Aug. It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

The GREAT Music ESTABLISHMENT OF HORACE
WATERS Broadway the noted place which OBJ
good Psno Modeons and Music Mershsn
disc OF All kinds, on the American Continent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

LiouoR is VIReIsIA.-In Lewis and Upshur Countcs
the people have decided agans, granting license for the
traffic In Liguor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

THE FOoT RACE.-Among those entered for the
MONDAY EVENING Ameri
Ishnen Enghnan four Germans aud South
Indian The book will be closed Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The following decisions have recently been made BY the
Commissioners of Police in the Of policemen reoent
ly tried before them:
GEORGE W. BALDWIN, LIEUT.. TwEsrr-sEcosD WARD.
Charged with peremporly refusing to obey the orders
Of the Mayor and Chief Of Police and also the rules and
regulations requiring him TO drill Dismissed from the
Police Department.
BERNARD BRAsAGAs-sEvEsTH WARD.
Charged with intoxication and violent conduct. DID,
missed from the Police Department
WIN. n. BEDELL-sEyENTH WARD.
Charged with having hired horse in the name Of WI
ley, thereby denying his identity Complaint dismissed
D.. WIN. H.. HARRIs-sIsTH WARD.
Charged with using and nsolent language. Sus
pended from pay for one day
GEORGE W. ROCEwELL-sisETEEsrH WARD.
Charged with having, while duty, entered place
where Intoxicating drinks were sod and while there
drinking Intoxicating liquors. Complaint dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
KINGS co. COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-B.tor. Ju4s.

KINGS CO. COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-Befors Judge
MooEE and Justices sTiLwELL aud SrKrKER
AsT0EI MoDAcI FOR MAHsLAUGHrRR.
This resumed yesterday morning the prisoner
having been idcted for the killing Of William HughesD
and Camilla Mazzars examined through Mr.. Dominic
witness testified that the evening Of tho 22d of April
last they were sitting peaceaby in room Of Schmidts
house. when three strangers entered two Of whom sat
down and said nothing and the other Lahey) paced the
floor and made OF profane language; he csled for
brandy and shortly after 1t was brought in by Ms.
Schmidt; Lahey took glass and emptied the conteats
scornfuy upon the floor when he asked for which
he did not want being unable to get more brandy he sd
vanctd to Ferracci and struck him blow with his
doubled fist; the man dressed in black coat Hughest
sitting by the mantepiece; he got up and h0dsc
got up TO and Hughes struck hodaci blow and caught
him by the crsvat pushing him against little table
in the corner Modac endeavoed TO ward of the blows
by extending both his hands when Hughes striking
him the head; the landlady nteIfered and dnpssed
them, when Hughes went away; Modacis hands were
open, nothing in them; noticed the effects Of tho
blows Modacis face for about twenty days heroser
in Jail two months and three days witness in tho
In hs nation this witEess stated that he IVES
at time TO Hughes than the distance Of abo
feet. He became acquainted with Modac week
before this occurrence; Ia tailor by trade; nsnve
Palermo, and has been in this country about year.
Ramondo Teracei corrob0raed the next above witne.
when several more examined, and also proved tns
good character Of defendant.
Counsel for defense in has remarks - me
conduct Of Lahey charging the sad result spcn hin.
After the summing up Of the District Attorney ana
of the Judge the case given to the Jnry NO cys
short delibef aton rendered veroct VI N"s OAh
and the Court adjourned till Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
IAdYerfiaaInenl

THE HIPPoDRoME invites competitors to Foo
Race prizes awarded the bet
twone heats Rsee tahe place Monday Wednesday
Friday evenings next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

THE NEW AND TAsTELEss CURE for FEVER AMI
AGuE DEHLERs ASTPERIoDTc PILLS, sold by JAS W. Smith
corner Front ST. and Montague place. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

Sun STRoKE.-Yesterday brakeman Of the name Of
James Sheely struck in Poughkeepsie. He was
conveyed Hudson where he lies in very precarious
state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

FELL FROM BULDIsG-A man employed on abuldin
opposite the City Hail. fell from ladder yesterday
dis,oosed his shoulder. He otherwise badly hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

DEATH FROM SUS SrRoKE.-The son OF VIM Carey
of Poughkeepsie while returning from fishing was sun
s:ruck on Wednesday afternoon. lie fell the track
where be was observed and taken home where be died
yesterday morning about clock. He was buried the
same afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

Tue Board of Health adopted a resolution yesterd
which requires night scayengers to use disnfecng hu
in the prosecution of their business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

CHARGE OF BURGLARY AND LARcESY.-Two Germans,
named VIM. Miller and Charles Bilkin yesterday ar.
rested by Policeman Bogart of the Tenth Ward charged
with being acoomplces with others in breaking open the
.nro Marcus Nahap No. 80 Edrdge st.. and stealing
therefom sixteen boxes Of ribbons and other articles to
the value in all of 1850 The yOPsry was recovered Dur
kree OF the burglars escaped. The two arrested were
taken before Justice Wood and committed for examine
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

SUPPOSED lscESDIARIEs.-YesterdayO Officers Raynor,
Higgins ard Bowers arrested two boys named Henry
tieth and VIM. McKiop suspicion of being implicated
with Terence Sweeny setting IRE to the stable of AID
Morre on Tuesday night. They were locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

ACCIDENTALLY SBor.-A young ma. named Henry
shaw died Yesterday at - New York Hospital from the
effects af pi.ol sbo wound received the 9Th inst
while On board vessel lying the stream The SHOT was
fred by companion end is believed to have eeeo seer
dental. The deceased under the care o. w
and Al one time wss Thought TO be convslescen An in
quest will be held upon the body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

sus-SrRrcK.-Mr. John G. Spinoa was Frustrated b,
the heat Of the sun in Myrte-av yesterday He ia in
critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

D,.,u FROM EXCESSIVE IxryxPrRAScE.-Coroner Hill
TON YESTERDAY held IN inquest at No sis Fnsv, upon
the body Of Nancy Phillips Irish woman, 81 yesn Of
age Who died from ntempersnce IL appeared In evil
70, the last ten months and frequently had delirum
rmeus On Wednesday last abe drank sixteen quarts Of
beer besides considerable s,.1a{ .sd rum, ne Co''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

MYSTERIOUS DE,TH.-Inforna,ion was yesterday lei
at the Coroners Office of the death of young lady name
not given at the house No. 30 Henry under circum-
.tspces which lead the belief that she had voluntarily
taken poison while laborng under temporary soerston
Of mind. She was heard TO remark recently that sne
woud not live long An inques. win be held upon the
body to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

TER wEArsER--7BK Fo6-THE MUD, gro.
For the last two three days dense fog has rested
1pon tho city, aoss turn py Daylight into what might
ss termes t-Anspseat darkness Objects were hidden
Il oa the view almost within tas dstauce Of block an.
a wight the isp lights made ebls eorts to pierce tho
vsreis hapains around them. The weather has been
wsrn, the thermometer .sterday ~sen SO nm.
40 degrees Ths East and North rivers were oomnatsy
eivsoPec AND fn,eIhsr.d vih tAo nis resting ooa hs.
boems, shutcng cus our sisssr ouos from y.ev. rhs
Wtter craft pytry upon ri-e-s aa6 bay. like
80 many living beings, wero compelled 70 f- IL opau
A1d uust 10 luok to avoid cslsis With eac othsr al
~ uIt1pecfed "istoh up against the protsudag p'e
beevc no serious sastropkes Of this toek
p'Aee although soms narrow escapes might be recorded
Tne streets IS usual, srs tns surface piabls aud
yielding to TIE fest by coating Of that dsiinus
compound csils, mud. II nshcs the walkirg Mica
and soft; sut wh.ta'r the puola destls rams Ia
fsvcv Of such luxury 10 mattsr Of opinion
npon vneh tbs street coutr aetors ard might differ
One poor msu Il fit cs,oiolte for tns lan.is asyiu
VA isststtsy ss-n .nxiouey engaged NTH shovel and
pee IA tie aiudis et Bgsaiway diygtrc, msng sus.
lossd, for sor lost tshsufe ot6sra toraht no vss
pPsrirs grsve voice sto thst hia friend had sunk
~ thh fiot and hs was digging him out The omnibuses
piuigeo shis way and that travellers c.ped here And
tas,e az dtxterousiy an the chhnos ns mo ant.,n
Of The struggles around him. At lspeth when intar
osRtd ~ to Via OF his lsbcs said she Vas en-.
Iloyed by the Historical sccety I. rad bcsn recorded
thss ones upor time, BroadsAy psvsa With stone
but hsd been so lorg sincs this face that
the 'nsm ~ OF man rucneth not 10 ths contrary Ss
~ss wors rs 0 bono pbsco to settle this pont the
rake Of bisy ,ud hoped to be able dis TO p.yiry
stote II OLE had been Aid 1t At onos decided
that the man sissy and had been imrosed upon in
being set at this bopsless tack Hs Immediately re-
moved by sme syTpat athizng risnts, and his At
tendedto History records how made ths streets of
Atnsna the Appan Way ia celebrated aat soDg
out from present Appearances 1T win never b. known
whether BrcadwsJ was p.ved not. Who can furnish
any infor nation upon this subeotp
ADDRESS OF LIEUT.. AAuRY EVENING The annu.l
sdcrsss before toe Geogrs phcs Sosety VIII bs pro-
nounced this eveDirg, 1t the New York Universy By
Lieut. h.nry Mr. Bausroft, pfssidert OF tns society,
viii pre- ice Ffem the high attachments of Lieut. Marry
in geographical fcsrss the meeting will DO unusually
alta otve Admission will be free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
DrOOklyM City Intelligence.

POISONING AFFAIR STArH SrREkr The inve5-
ttssctn into ths circumstances o. the death OF Mrr
Josnrs Darby who died a. her reiencn sae corner az
state and Boerum streets Saturday the nss FROM
the effects Of poison then supposed administered by
tbs husband, concluded yesterday bsiors Coroner
Ball and jury. From tho evidence elei ed It appears
thst deceased AID husb pdJane, Da-bI-reied ia the
Fame boute with Mich ael Farley. Deceased had con
siderable sam OF money In b. poEssRson whsh she told
the wife of Farley che would lease 70 after her DEATH
she being well vsnced in years. sussequen ly Darby
concluded 10 20 in o business with the money ct hts
wife wbich did rot to plssse the Farys and there
str, Mrs. D--by s'ng taken sok hs- husb-nd ssnt
for sone srrosro0t, which he procured at tse drug
store oi Hutton CLARK Tao sdi,ins, Il appears vas
scunis cred 10 the by shsr Farley ais wife,
and On the morning OF tn' Gay that IRA Darby died Mrs
Farley e the city Whit to Westchsstr county hsv
ing prevc reported that tho dying Tbs
evidence CT d. ". BsIeoiot who Sti ended upon de
oeAseo durrs bsr hn' So, AID Dr. chton eEslyzsl
tie oootsn'g CT the stomach s,rer death vent to shn
that poison sucient bat besu aduinstersd to destroy
lie All theio eiIcamGtances, taken IN connection, Ia
cuced the belst that Farley and wife the guilty par.
ties and that tbs hns OF deceased who sd
ressd On the charge IL nocent The jury, therefore
After weshin; ihs evdsacs, thought in verdict that
Mrs Darby came 70 her death BY poison sdnniasred ny
Michael FaGlsy and that hs wife, Ms Farley
sorry TO the fact. Both man and theronpon
arrested OF warrant Issued by ths Cosoasr AID wef.
committed to jail to answer the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Later from Texas.

No hSFo oSVceGOu FApeIB 70 the 4Ln loSr
resolution hss been adopted by both h9csss OF he
Lefislsturs TO adjourn on the 49, inst
The loan sil ss was t.rmed, creating two mil IN
school fulo, to be- invested in railroads was lost in the
Senate By . vote OF IA to l6.
The Governor has vetoed tha bill giving the Stats taxes
for ls54-b6 10 he different counties
The bin for tbs re- is Of Leslie Combs has pasca
the House by large MAJ 1ry The correspondent of tho
heos ga tie msssure viii meet with opposition IN
t1e sense and that The ony effect OF ii will DO to
SEN mbs upon the same footing with other orsdlors
who hold siInil.r claims.
The Hcuas hs, psrs.o tb. presumption Bill, giving 100
screD of land TO actual settlers with pro-
ycilg for AL future i'm In similar amer
The amendment will probably Do deieasd ia the Senate
The Houston SliTa 0f he a0e s@ that man by the
name OF Jnstn unnn formerly OF Indises, drowned him
sell On the Let inht
The Tins learns that the work the telegraphio ias
tetween that city and New 0f.eans rapidly psosress
ing he 9th sr side u Shreveport
We regret to learn, Gays Tie sam. 2sper from PISS
sepger by this steamer from Incia- os that tho collector
At tsalpris Gen Soneryle was lost during norther,
the goth ut while Ittempth to 90 rom IadAnolh TO
The tom Of Gonaslss Is ct the present time crowded
with cotton bales, waiting for the OF trannports
tion which, It teeras rsm the Gonzales Inqirr cannot
lie procured for any c. nsideration
Sixteen sec ioEs Of aud have beea appropriated to all
rsiosds
bDl to grrnt ninety four sections Aad OF $40 acres
each, to the Galveston and Arzos Navs alton plny
has passed the Senxt..
10 reported that the cholera Ia prevailing am ,ng the
German enlgrants and negroes shout Houston.
The tive Mexcans ssys the San Antonio Ledger OF the
26th ult, condemned % death at the ts term Of tbs
SouIs O
we're executed yesterday, At O'Clock. TIE condemned
were to tae p zee Of execution BY the Gath
ole pricst Who aoHntsrsd to them the last religious
iitss 1hey ascsrded the safod with orm step and
appeared perfectly regned their fate The reverend
gentleman acderfei the vast of people 10 Eng
lsh and Spl nfb 10 feeling and appropriate snsr,
pointing ous the result OF es cSardrg the laws OF God
and After the fatal cord adjusted their hands
and et bound and the esp drawn their hesd thsr
gpitual comforter tAds them Anal fare YELL and with
tie deputy sherfs teteeneed from the scth leaving
the two victims OF humsn u,tics TO be vlsvei by the
- g. NAa
and evil difpofed These were AWFUL momsnts 70 the
doomed Az the appointed hour the fatal csrd pulled
which agneh two human beings into aSful eteraiIJ
sueh sptcacles nsy have r,6trairipg elect, but
douot It, IL carries with tta notoiety vhich blinds
to lie hocr Horrible 1T va7 there must bavs been
tso tn ,usfrd rersops present 10 witness the execution
embracing every age, eek color and conci,ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Large Vote in Favor Of superseding the
Missouri Compromise
PASSAGE OF YHE FBEsCH SPOLIATIoN BlLL.
THE FREE FARM BILL IN THE HOUSE.
GREAT SPEECH OF HON. JOHN WHEELER.
Ftffiiis Onslaught Upon the Administration
and the Free Solers
REMENDO SENSATION
&s., DC. &c
The --latest from yya.bincton.

RREAr SPEECH OF THE non. JOHN wHgyLga-
sTINGING ATTACK ON THE ADaIsisrR iTIos, ETC.
WASHINGTON + 30. l6, 1851
The Hon. John Wheeler his naitea 9sech t,dsy,
nd perfectly eectrfsd tbs EoGss His attack upor the
Standardization chsrsce i2e5 BY wit, sar,asn, aud
putting satire, particularly upoa Caleb Cushing and mis-
'aoft friends. During its delivery he was frequently
greeted By loud bnsss OF ts' from smbsrs every
party, who crowded closely around him. 1t Wal dscllsi
hit and the speech OF the ees.on. heard many
ssy thai its equal hal not BEEN delivered there for
Zen years past.
Ths following Is the opinion of aaath.r correspond
knt]-
Once the Of tbs hsEds End softs hss bsen
'newed in uongien-Mr. Wheeler, Of New York, having
oaay obtained the long desired oppo, tunty Of express
ing his Views In regard to the pesn I'd dmnisraon and
Aeir despotio and upuAtfAoIs Interference with State
politics The sabject before the House. 10 COMMITTEES of
khe Whols the Homestead bill; bat the dscson II
ths Chair restricting latitude in dsbats appeal
vsrrued by decided ority thus opening the widest
|asld to discussion.
Whether not Mike Walsh sonasbody else just
nsd In snssrins at the preparations Bestowed upon the
speech thee in embryo its delivery to day proved that
|lhe labor bestowed it wss moi msdirected. The
letting which had ihres four weeks ago. when
the subject up were enacted to day. Msm.
ben crowded into the AID blocked up the various
passage WAYS 10 listen to the speech and the sarcastic
passages with which 1t sbozndsG drew down OF
laughter and applause. Mr. Wheeler WAS afterwards
warmly congratulated its ,iy by his friends Ia tbs
House. His star to Gay in the ascendant Nike
must come out sgain.
THE PBRHAM GIFT ENTERPRISE.
All the orders sgaed day, snd envslopsi By tho
Perha Cosimtttee, At the uaion Eosl Georgetown 10
presence OF many OF the citizens OF the District of Co
umbis. After ths orders for rhs priacps prizes
envelopsd, the whole OF them thrown thu door
and thoroughly mixed in sm.n parcels The whole
100 600 wore then collected rto large pile preparatory
10 being numbered by the orrbsrs Of ths lite
No Of the przsa viii bs made but tbs
Gers will bs depoIited 1T the ocs ot thu committee
Pksdepks, subjsct to the order Of the shAreholdsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Later from Rio Janeiro.

BALTIMORE, Feb 10, tS5I
The bark Rainbow, fom Rio Janero JauuAry L arrived
here this morning. She reports the market for nour
sal $22 and HAxsll ard GAlAso S24 Coees vas very
srm At the following quotations supsrios 1880 oo0
mixed, 200 SEQ; good frsts, 600 to 700. snip
The ceaxnc,s for the 26o s03 bags than
last year FieShts were high. To Atlantis por,s this
quotations were 100. le0c R'sin selling 1t 81
s6L
Maxwell Wright Co's circular OF January I'd reports
advance oflC0 70 200 reis Coffee aud holders de-
msntiDg . further advance The operations Here 10
strotsd.
Cleared en- Jan. 4th, bark Abby jones, for New Or
lesns
Lett In port dschasipg, and to load for Philadelphia
bsrk &indser.
Lett In port oadirg for New York. the James Ershins
AID Ellen Morrison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Connecticut Whig State Convention.


The Whg State Convention assembled in this city to-
day. TIE Hoa. James Dixon, Of Hartford, was chosen
Prssldent
TIE candidates for State officers were nominated by
b. Il T. ~ fcIows:-
For GOvernor--E.nry Dutlop, OF Nav Haven
For LieutenGpt Govsrnor-Alex. H. Hollay, o, sali,.
bury.
For Secretary CT State Oliver H. Perry, OF Fairfsld
For Tressurer-D. w. Camp, Of Kddiatov,
For Gem mptroler-John Danhar, CT Nor wish
Ths following ,hs result the first bao. for Gov.
error
Henry Dntton. n......,......9 .9S @ Hazard. II
James Dixon LIB Chail,s Chapman ...... 10
The candidates Tor Lie rnor Secretary and
Con- proiler pAmss--two OF the former csndi.
dates having declirtd, and one having deceased.
Tic solutions adopted ia favor OF protective ta,
and internal inpioments ard against tbs repeal OF the
Missouri CON promise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

Pleas court Of the City Hall yesterday, to -
tend the GALE Of ferry sass for several days previously
Advertised Is follows:-
Irnnv LEASE At Pu.IIc AvorIox.-FrsAs,E DE-
e olassn q ,he GYmmsn Council q
M M IL S il sss;s s: Il sss ss y
.e.s 4, oas elosk in hs gran. q .hs s.hs
rsss oi.y New ssros, u. North or aaasss
hsso back asaip ,ogshsr v,s Ss pi'. ana su.h..d
@ q s 4 the .ss ;I, S.s
salkhead tT 'he .rm Of from she eIprsaon
w IA Ths rSlshssr :, ne I:ss. and i. .fpsas
m be sss .. = y y; sss
bid far hs lnnus .ppy se rem, q hs arss
If!ssi,ss ~
.wo ure.e. 20 shs effect shas he win bond VII
n s sn1 s S
shiu execution q the Of the Lease The tees e
purchaser me snd Of .he sase 10 bs d
e usual form q Terry leases hrs'oiore entered mao By hs
Of % VS 2 .s
1s e
y for the q esry and no ahassvs
be incurred by the city for or In sonnecton With the
base Th. pis ss shs FOO, 6issaSsr ssrses s
~ e a. t hahs,oa 3 sss S SIs S., s yds xh a N.Y.
.:.sS All ,hs lSrsy are .ss,6 M: .
V md s,ssys x ssssS,,en :. .s g S;s
.operJ ~ strees Severed Sy .hs nay
10 seen ~ she compsrollers ofice;
vhe shove sale is horsby postponed WsdnS;dsy fss.
!sauary IL isS4. q. o. rLAao. oomp.roilss.
TIE comTsoIAR arrived A. the appointed time, called
the meeting to order and read the original resolution q
the Com Coun Ill authorizing the sale OF this ferry and
the conditions Of tbs SALE be said he should start thu
lesre at IS 0co
The auc,ioreer, NJ. JAMES II. MILLER, then took The
stand, snd the bidding commenced
GToEGr LAW. Esq sihed when the lease began.
CoMITRoIIIR-0n the LIST Of Nay.
LEASED.
The suCIIosErs-Now gentlemsn, whstsIe your bidS
bsve tos coo; gng 70. 900, any mores SPEAK
up gentler en- any moref
ArcrosrrR- Going for IS 100.
ANOTHER VoICR-&8 COO.
AualoSn.- Gopg, going for $4,000; going, soias-say
nore2
FD-ssIoo
Auuiosrm-Gsips for 90 100; ones, twice
Going for So 400 So 900 ssNo scips for ses
any 800 50 7U0 the Last bic gentlemen; eoaoo
do hear any moTef yes, 1900; gcirg, going; goang
CEoaoE LAW 60 $500 higher.
ArcroMfR-Goifg for s7,aoo, goirs for sI,4oo, any
] W. Low 81 500.
GEoRcE Law $500 higher.
twiee--
J. w. Iow-I 20 $50 better.
GBosoT I4w-I go $500 higher
twice. sno last call
Another bid Of $50.
LAW Go II At ~ 600.
1rcuoSsrR- Going for sseoo-ss, ,ooo-apy mors'
j Low-s50.
Aucnosrra- 50 oto Any more than this, any rorsf
Onss twice, and last call. Any more, s9,ob0
IAw-I should like 70 1t 10 $4,000 ous
am afraid my opponent will back out before then
Auc1IoSua--shal put II At sic, 900 for you
Mr. LAw-K you will guarantees !. to 60 on from tnas
sum, Jon may. Cloud iAushtr) ,. :. 49,
AvCuoSEn-we take no responsibility " tsss
kind.
Mr. IAw-Then gu.sa Won't 60 any higher
AUC1Josnis-Goi for $3.50 Any mereI ounSs
going; ones twice, and last CALL ono' tS'' 'nis0' s-
II was struck OF 10 J. W. Low for seo5o. hf Low
purchased on behalf OF the PsyoniA ferry oompsoy0 u
Jersey City. ..x.
nQ adiourntd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

CfIME IN AIpiNY.-The following IS the number
Of aes a persons In Absoy charged with criminal OF
fences ourir the month Of JlnutaJ Assaul and bat
ttry 103 sftsuh efioera, attempt 70 commit rape
Il bktardy, j. breach Of the peace, 4s; burglary, u
* forgery srsnd larceny o. keeping diiordsriy HOUSES
malicious Tnechief Il mis- slAneous uijemsanors, IL;
perjury petit larceny 26 receiving stolen goods l.
refutig 70 support family 81 riot snd sHay IL robbery
3; seduction threatening personal injury, a. vagarcy
tn. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

NE of ME. PEAhUE TO THE Z. y.
TIE LIQUOR LAW IN MARYLAND. ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb is, 1854
TIE Maryland II gl,laturs TO cay 70 elss,ed James A.
PeaTeo United States Senator for SIX yss from the ih
of March, 1870 The vote stood-Pearcs 68 Judge Con-
stable, 80.
All The Temperance delegates from Baltimore wings and
dsroor,ts voted FOR Pearce There two scatterrg
votes.
In the House Of Delegates the prohiblsory nquor lev
bill -.s amended to az to prevent its going into opera
toS until Nay 1860 and req airing It's sppro rs by the
direct voc Of the people.
DernhC Aacs whis Was escted s.ae Ssn.or by elsrsn
va