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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, June 3D.
Asrrs were in fair demand, at IS IS for pots
pearls per 100 lbs. The inspection warehouse conta
to day l ,4o1 bills, of both kinds.
BRFApsruFFs Flour continued in lively request, VI
sales Of 1900 bbscrdinary 10 choice State, at 80
so IS; mixed TO fancy Western at 80 SO $40; agd Of
kinds at propor,ionate rates, with 10000 bbls TO
rive in June and July, on private terms Sales were
made of SEQ bbls Canadian. at So 37H for commonj
lond, and 50 so n 80 IS for common to good, free,
tb with 100 bbls Southern, chiefly mixed to strait
stso so a 80 s71k; $50 bbls. fine rye -four, at So;
GO bbls. Jersey, at So 81 y, 81 per Dbl. Wheat va
little. The sales reached o 600 bushels Canadian VII
n bond, at 80 10; 1000 Southern red, at 81 %;
400 upper lake do, at 81 SIS 81 81. Rye and (
were unslteres. Corn moved 10 the extent of 49l
ushels, at 74c. Isc. for uDsound; 1sc. s1s
ound yellow; zee. SIC. for mixed Western I
'outhern and sfc. q Sec for Southern white and yell
per hushel
CofFfE The market was very quiet and sales conf
to Email lots Rio and ST. Domingo at the previous d
quotations including some small parcels Rio at 10Ac
CoTToS-The sales of cotton Cor the day were esnls
at between ! ZOO and 600 bales Some sales we're m
at further decline Of nc. per ID.
fisH.-Dry cod were more inquired for, At " p I.
90 per cwt. Mackerel remained as last noticed. III
were 800 boxes smoked herring taken at Soc for
and 33c. for No. i, per box.
FRE1GHTs.-To Liverpool about 10, 900 IL, 600 busl
loco bales Cotton cotton at 81 Flour was at and al
weight nominal There was nothing new 10 bo-ns'
To Hsyre cotton in moderate lots was going forwar
castle on Tyne, at A. per bti. To Antwerp, 5000
sugar were engaged, at 25s per tom 400 bbs. ashe,
s5s.; 500 bbis. Tosin, S. %. To Hamburg, $500
rosin were taken at s.. $50 bales cotton at lSc Is
bbls spirits turpensine At As 300 boxes sugar. att
Cd; 300 hhds do at 25s., and 100 tons cedar wool
20s Per ton measurement. To California, rates rme
at 45c. Soc. per foot measurement.
FRuu.-Sales boxes bunch raisins were made at So
81 20; and 500 bushels peanuts, ut 81 so 81 rs.
HAY.-Tbe demand was fair for river, at SOC. s5t
shipment, and 81 81 81 for local use per 100 lbs
HKxr.-sales Of about 200 bales Manila were n
today and the previous day, at 15kc. per h. NOR,
IMK.-Rocklsnd was quoted quiet at GOO. 70,
mon, and 81 So for lump, per Dbl
MoiAssEs The market was dull. The sales embrs
500 bbls. New Orleans, at 2lc., and 100 hbds. Cuba
dstillipg, at Ice.
Naval sToREs. The sales embraced $50 bbls. shipr
tar, at 70; 100 bbls hne rosin, of So and $50 do
rits turptntne, at 48c.
Ons.-No change occurred In whale OF sperm. 8
were made Of $50 baskets olive, at "a % u each
1900 gallons hnseed at CSC. a SEC. per gallon.
fRoyEIoss-Pork was purchased 10 the exten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER.-The Chippewas APP
pear determined this spring only to balance the
scalp account with their hereditary enemies, but to
cut Few extra notches on the credit side Of their
taily stick: Several Sioux scalps have been taken
Minnesota, during the spring. Mr.. Goodrich, who
came down from Mankato yesterday, informs us
that another murder occurred at Swan Lake, about
fifteen miles above Travers dc Sioux, on Tuesday
last IL appears that house on the bank Of the
lake was occupied by some Frenchmen, one Of whom
was married TO Sioux squaw. On that day q
brother Of this woman was there on visit, and
whilst sitting in the door conversng with the in.
mates OF the house, ball from Chippewa pierced
his heart. In another instant and before the terror
stricken spectators could recover themselves, the
victims scalp was torn from his head, and the muir
derer, yelling the cxulting death whoop, disap-
Feared in the forest-,S PAU Democrat, Nay %.
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ACCIDENT TO PASSED MrDsHTPMAS KrSG.--About
@ week since, Past Midshipman King, OF the U. S.
Coast Survey arrived in our city and took rooms at
tie Broadway Hotel. Since his arrival, by continu-
al drinking, he has been laboring under fit of
mania potu, and under the care Of physicians
night and day. During the temporary absence from
his room Of his attendants, and while under one Of
these fts he sprarg out Of his bed and jumped
through one Of the fourth story windows down on
10 the ground lie was picked up insensible and
carried back to his room. He is very severely in
juFed and il is extremely doubtful as 70 his recovery
- Cincinnati Ga:CftC, Ngy 81,
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HAVANA. May 3, 1854.

HAVANA, may -, 1917.
Marine Naturalization Taking Sounding
Consequences to he Gully and Iaaocent-Ra,e of
Pay for an Educated SPY.
The Black Warrior arrived at her an chorage this
morning at half past FIVE, and win leave this even.
ing-fuil Of the getaway association, for which
society, also, all the state-rooms Of the Cahawba
are taken for the trip-l2th June.
We shall have nobody for flibusterism to absorb
but negro troops aud the chivalry Of their protec-
ZION, should Il chance this way with other diseases
OF the season.
The schooner Youble Henry, occupied as a trans.
port Of The United States, came here the other day,
from Key West TO bring four officers Of civil engi-
neers, to take passage by first steamer for New York.
and as the vessel was becalmed Off the port the
gentlemen amused themselves dropping the lead
not thinking Of any purpose but the qualification Of
the moment, and to wear away the tedum Of wait
ing Tor wind IN view Of their port While 80 en-.
gagged, the vessel was difted near TO the tower OF
CheVera, six Or seven miles west Of Hayana whicheX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK rRlBCNs
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
TIE CAOsOts TREATY RETURNED VIII AMENDMENTS.
Release Of Five Of the walker Fi'iau-fer- ny '"c
Commander 81 nm English Msm-of-War,Ac
NEw-OaLEASs, Monday, June -,


The steamship Orzaba has arrived at this port, with
dates from the City of Mexico to the 9Th inst
II is reported that the Gadsdcn treaty had not been ac
certed bv Santa Anna bat returned to Washington with
some unknown amendments.
Great preparations being made to celebrate Santa
Au1as birthday on the 18Th inst, when was currently
reported, he would declare himself Emperor
We have nothing further TO the movements OF Al
vnrez.
Mr. Gadsden arrived at Vera Cruz on the 3lst May ana
was received with unusual attention lie Immediately
proceeded to the capital.
The British ship Challenge arrived at Guayamas on the
cath May, from san Francisco with the SEQ men mostly
French recently enlisted by the Mexican Consul at San
Francisco.
Much excitement existed in Guayamas in consequence
of the commander OF the English brig-ot-war DIDO hav-
ing released five prisoners OF the Walker expedition who
were being transported on board the English ship Ethel
bert. under Mexican guard, to Mazalan for trial
The new Spanish Minister had arrived at Mexico ana
had Il formal reception.
tremendous hurricane occurred in the City OF Mexico
on the 10th ult doing considerable damage.
destructive hurricane had Also been experienced at
San Luis Potosi.
Seven highway robbers had been executed at Guadala
ara.
Senior Parties Minister of France, had resigned on ac-
cunt of sickness.
Senior Alcorta Minister of War lying at the point
Of death.
Among the passengers BY the Orzaba is Senior Rafael
bearer of dispatches to Senior Amone Mexican Minister
al Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
ARNOLD DOUGLAS At TRENTON

To te Editor i ben. \. T,tsErc ..,
SIR: On Thur.day evening two dispatches were re'eed
in this city IRON New-York, announcing to the ia'Si
that his Emnence stephen ArEold Douglas 'oo. pass
through on Friday and requesting demonstration '' n"
al the
The Mayor 10 whom one of inc messages was dfcce'i
although wooiyed Democrat pu: the paper IN
ke. and s,outv AYERS TINT he forgot all about H. Inc
other message sll upon better ground and the "h''
ucr, very quietly Informed Of their duty in tae cl-e
ubcreuron s2j we're with difficulty procured .o NY
be Eastou Coruo Band which happened in town, 70 &C.,
onsde Arnold on his arrival.
Ahout ono hundred men and boys accompanied hem 20
the Der6t followed by crowd % citizens nerrs'eh n
the result The cars arrived and Mr. Joseph \ fUu'
man OF active bcucvOlcrcc out convenient pohos no"
Custom House officer IN Now.York, led the hero to the
platform of the cars md introduced him to the multitude -
the author Of the Nebraska bin, wheeupon the sersean
alarms OF the L. :. Court for this district called out Tor
three cheers or Douglas which responded to oy SAD
Sergeant Mr. Yard and about fifteen others
AZ this unctma Mr.. Ash, Democrat called for three
cheers for the anti ebrasko member from this district,
which were given with great energy by hundreds OF peo-
ple upon which one OF the faithful who had recover me
message mot the Mayor becoming lncen-ed, oesa" -
sneak wien Mr.. Jay, an active Democrat eN''""''''
"Ob shut mp Price. Your no Democrat Jay, ~
,ored Mr. Price Mr. Jay avercd that he had always
Democrat
moved nine cheers for Dr. Charles Skeon the representa-
tive and true exponent OF the NewJersey Democracy
Al this time Douglas attempting to speak from me
platform but the whole assembly responded IN pro'ns,i
and deaf,nirg cheers to Mr. Jays proposal followed oy
continued cheering FOR the Hon. MI S'ratton' 'o' fen
npoon Benton and other anti Nebraska champions dur
ing which Arnold appeared in the cars perhaps some
what stunned by the first of that thunder to whch
he is destined The of h lite Douglas seemed 70 10
accompanied by armed reainers who were duuiuly IN
donant Mt the ouburst of popular Indignation especially
as the hostility came acknowledged Democrats Inc
car, depnred amid terrific gcans and misses from the mu
titude who cheered SHELTON and Kissed Nebraska u
ill the train WIS hearing and it Is quite probable MI
DougIos dd not relish the demonstration, although 1t
was very spontaneou. and enthusiastic Seeing that con-
seryati.m compresses the goody capital OF NewJersey
ike an atmosphere and its people are given to party
fealty and have been proyerbialy inert on the slavery
question this exhibition may be regarded as tue more e
phaiic.
Trenton. juno 10, 1884
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OPENING or THE GANGEs CANAL, IN NDii

The Canges Canal the greatest public work a. ye con
scted by the English in India, was opened by o Lieu
tenant. Oyernor of Agra on the 9Th. OF April Inc
scene at the opening described by the local papers
English clerg reading form ct prayers Tor the occa
sion Brahms throwing towers into the stream an mls
ing display of troops general distribution OF sweemoa'7
preaching the crowd racing IN SACKS ana
the lke-forrned a ufigHgc that could only have been
prsented in British India Though the great trunk OF the
canal has been thus fomoy opened the branches re-
ouired for the distribution tie water will not be fuy
rouulete for come Years BY the time they are 80, the
WORK will have cost a million and half and It s thought
that The direct net return will he at the rate Of about pr
cent ON the outlay and the indirect return arising from mo
ncreose of cultivation and land revenue estimated AZ
abou, Tie some sum- The results of the canal in prevent
inc m, recurrence OF the famines that have invariably FOL
lowed the failure Of the mon Oons Ia the districts va
verses and m creating lines OF easy and eco
pomicel transit connected viii the great rivers ot tho
Doab are ncalculable. The total length OF channel nav
liable throu hout including tie trunk and terminal lines
into the Great branches il very nearly 800. miles inc
principal On cheering work aqHeduct over the Soahi
fiycr having a waterway Of $50 feet. This work cost
900 COO or about nine much a. Telfords aque-
due, over the Dee at Pont-yCysyl which IL hall ~ long
srnin and nearly three times qs high, but with mucn
narrower clanre and there can be little doubt that, mai
T,ford mode Of construction been adopted by the ni-
torv officer who constructed the work the cost would nave
been very much less than II has been.
The Boston Trcroier Of Monday evening notices hye
cases of cholera that city and says number OF aldi
ons cases have been reported, and the city authorities
lave tai vigorous TO thoroughly cleanse tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK
STATE OF THE Markets TO-DAY.

TrrsD.Y june l3-2 L. W.
AsHEsThe market is firm for Pots al g -, and quiet
for Pearls at Is so.
CorroS-Our market continues very firm, with far
business doing.
FIoURAsp MraL-There is steadiiess ia oar mar
10, for Western and State Flour and the demand better
for the East and home trade The better grades are firm
a, the decline of yesterday Canadian Flour is frmer
common brands in bond held at 81 '5a - ~; small
lot sold, duty paid, at 81 2j
The sales of Western Canal are $500 bbs at as ass
IS for ordinary to straight state, and - 2'Sss 10 tor
u;,ed 10 fancy Michigan and Indiana and common to
cod Ohio. southern Flour is better, with good de-
snd in mart for shipping; sales OF 900 bbs at = 10
20 50 for mixed TO good brands Baltimore &c Rye Flour
is oue; At S. 50 for good fine and 50 3oGo 10 tor super
fine Corn Meal firmer sales 700 bbs Jersey al - -
ass %. and s. T. Ely's patent dried at ~.
GR.y-There il more inquiry for Wheat ana prices are
frmer ard more uniform; sales 400 bush Canadian d"
81 t5; 81 inferior TO common, and - 10 Tor prime
white snd 7C0 bush mixed Southern at - TO- Rye quiet
at 81 - 81 - Barley is heavy sales 500 BUSH go'd
four-rov ed delivered Oats steady at 80 ''c
for State and Western.
Corn opens frmor bu, with more offering tron store
the market declined and is heavy sales 30 900 bush at
76 7sc for ursound so s3c for Western mixed, 50 SIC
for round yellow and Soc for Southern white and vel
low closing at inside price.
WHrsKY-The market ia less bsoyan' and is more ac-
five; sales Of 600 bbs at s7ic for Ohio and sse. iOr
Prison.
PRoylsIoNs-Ihe market is more active for Pork; Mess
nt sl3 90 and Prime Gil e. sl2. Beef Is buoyan and
in small stock sales Of repackcd Chicago at els 80 a
$40. Country Mess at $40 1888. Cut Meats are in
Good demand at 565,c. for Shoulder and e,0'c for
Hams Lard is firm but quiet at 9G9ic Butter Il un'
changed. Cheese 609c.
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my N fRAxAronr ..rKrrr.

slNN ~ fRNNNlokr Sthlht'
AAss, uiae o,ech Tuesday m"rn'nS' ire broke OUT
4. the sur-S,cyy building Ne e frankior;sircci occu-
No, On the 6rs, acr by C. q. Robertson, manufacturer
- rscascr iscugs urTer part 10y G. Van iou'on cedar
~Srr manufacture.
thv trn,,n wvrc promptly on the ground hui De.
rev cvRd svbdue the DANES the upper portion Oh .'V
banding MAS nearly destroyed Loss about s-,oVV' III
,r,,a FIR 81 800 in thu Ncw-lcrk Insurance Company.
n, huldiv- VAS owned bv James Kcrrigan, and was
.wsssd 10 the amount OF about $500 or $1,000 The
~, srYr, scd 10 have originated from stove on the
srcoud tccr.
riRT pELaNCY-sr.
s,lCl oclock the Same morning fire was discovered
an several bales Of hay which were lying in front OF sta
bic in pelancysi., Clinton The hay wac partially
6estrVyed. No damage was done 10 the stables
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LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHARLESTON, June II, lsji
The steamship Isabel arrived here Saturday evening
with Havana and Key West dates Of the 9Th INST
l. wac rumored in Havana but not generally credi'edl
that the Spanish steamer Guadelquya had an acton win
two schoorers OF st. Jago de Cuba which she captured
and carried into that port.
All was quiet IL Havana The troops were being con-
-fanhy drilled.
KEY WEST.
Attcv Wet since the 22i ultmo, some dozen death Dy
yellow fever had occurred. Among them Joshua b. smith
Of huntington Long Islalt.
Tia hin Sea Lion recently Ashore on Delta shoal and
cot m eeking badly sailed Tor NewYork On the Goth still
making two et Of water per hour. large gang had
be.a engaged work the pumps IN addition TO the ord-
nav NV H,r total disbursements at Key West for
saiycee and expense reached al ,624.
1he ship sa0,ny lost Florida beach brought 81 952
the sfivage was s. per cent
Ia. Northwest Light.hp had been condemned ~ I'M
worthy Of repair, AID vessel Will be anchored the
channel or sny light placed there until further notice
.rar-buoy viii mark the position OF the old ght-boat.
he other buoys al the mouth OF the pass are careoGoys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

,i., ,o,,c, Rss. pistol. and swords
eoTdisls. AID American
And for the Empress iresuuinc tnere oneJ ,.,.
. t.e.'.,s , -. aided eass tn.iat.. teee dob
a s9y's ici'rt tor rldsd- Do 20
. 80, ,-.l,.t ar,., los D So -iHf.
las f rl-.4.
. -. i,s.rf.,sa work. A fr, lf -Hcy -'sp-
4 ,hsl...bt - dI.ss, ao~-i , II ~
,l.oir he other presents, ."'' ~" o'' ~ -;
W. 4 cory al; " clusters conf .a D.-.onAry - 20 '
mi Interpreter. To the high officers were gwen o9oS
las pisiols swords wines cloths, mais, stoves .oeA
and cordals the last OF which they fully apprecaed %
p r. rd clocks. whom ]. was proposed 20 orhs al cns
nor fc, shoard 20 set HON ayon- the saiu
VA, 10 zion 10y ths pr they had ciockihaAer
IN \. do who understood them perfectly. They were cur
an. o know howeN er about Efcs-ons Galore engine ot
wi ch ihcy had heard ID; fon the Commodore az any
ra We suspec; they would receive very iaVoraoe
opiuion Of is practcS Unity .
Whae-or may be thought Of some q the other presents
,he railway and telegraph, at which the world at the time
we've disposed to laugh happy hits. Tie rail- u only
alont n zee hundred yards in all but being formed ~
e tie carriage he driven II the rate OF forty miles
or more just rt the Japanese chary ct v-ntu
nc INTO the car bat sitter single r there was inucn
cood.humored competition for places. The telegraph
T5ucb more atoni.Lcd them. but Ley will speedily under
stand il. and may possibly by this time be laying down
vire for themselves.
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xxxIIId CONGRESS-. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. w,sHiSeros. june 49, lsSi.
NJ, yyrrJFR pre-snted the joint resolutions OF the
i.,,,ns - e f,rnia sustaining the prncipe OF we
Nebrarks bill He said the resolutions ma al
Legislature with but ten dissenting votes IN tue 'ou' '"
seven in the senate. o. from 49,,
gratifying the delegation IN CongrssS
iiorua have their sction approved by tne
Mr.. GWIN presented resolutions OF the sals A's'
ture in favor OF reduction OF the ocean postaSS ".
Mr.. FISH presented remonstrsnce III the Nes ~
Chamber OF Commerce against the bill no" penuns ~,
fore the Senate, changing the laws respecting 'ne a''
office.
Mr. HOUSTON offered resolution that the >ena'e
shall hereafter meet al II o'clock. Lau over.
Mr. BADGER ; resolution, resembling The order TO-
for prinng the Paen-Ofhce Report, and making new
order for the the obec, beng have the work done
nv the Senate pTiner-was taken up aud agreed 10.
Mr.. DOUGLASS introduced bli providing for the an
NJ meeting II Congress the flint Monday in October
instead Of pccember So
Mr.. CWIN offered the following resolution; That are
Monday next the Senate NEE; daily at IL o'clock LAID
r,spec,rr The operation o; the Mint az Philadelphia },
adopted. -, - I...no LII AZ,
taken up.
Mr.. CASS Is speaking.
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Arrived.

u NJ steamship Marion Foster Charleston - houp mde and
rss, 70 spoAoFd 1lesfon Co. -,
Snip Keunetuns Williams Antwerp 50 de- 10 eA
la, a. SEQ l. ard 81 lat q r. Ion % ss~
large cebers deaths births the passage
Bari Lamar BaDoeJ Green, Ousysqa, Ecuador ~ a.
hsTkt Lehman. April H. lat 81 \ Ion ~ /,
.pose chip Tnqga Philadelphia san FrsDeseo March ~
hin FT1ncisco going into Caaysfo
Died On hoard March a. White native OF Enx.sa'
The l. Cape Horn FOR % dsy with stfons ea'eiy
and I'd no : r. trades the passage. a r A..
Sehr Psndome Brown savannah ds cotton Se 70 > y s,s
chill June H. of ChucoteAgue acAPersmp Two o"' f
I'd five sIss. al bound north o,r ,,....,onsd.
Is y Hews - brookhayenD Sriheh' '"A''
cotton rice Sc 70 AcCresdy. Mou CO L. .v.l .ores o
seLr Deborah Gnso. Wsshngtn " G a. ~ B-n,anin
p.rn.. Ist,map 4 Rndderow Sailed 10 Co WITH - n, 40
I,rr.n Tor New York doi Core Limo q, Psfss
Steamer C.edouis, Morley, Baltimore !" "
Vein Co
wIND-Durins the day, s w
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INAUGURATION OF THE MAYOR OF PHILA.

y
IN immense crowd assembled in ependence-square
TO-DAY 70 witness the Inauguration of Mayor Conrad
After taking the oath OF Office the Mayor commenced
delivering an inaugural speech in the midsi Of which he
was interrupted by tremendous shower great portion
If the reo,e fed 10 the vestbue OF the hail. and TIM
Mayor took his position on the stairway 10 finish MS
speech -. harm
lie declared emphaticaly that none but nstve
Americans would be- appointed the police =, ,h
and efceucy would be- secured By pa ling attention 10 M
morals and strlct principles OF applicants 'o'''"
health, strength, courage and calDnness ,,, NJ ,b.
He also pedg ed hime.lf to the rh7c' ' " Nv
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,-ruorpyPORT-sld June H. bark Collins (8rD jenkins s.
NJ I .. .rbr May C. Anes Lunt, Porto Rico.
stsTiCkET-sld June TO- schr Jacob Raymond, Bourne.
Ph adephia - =, -, ,,, - c....,
vsns bgs Gamma Elliott Porto Rico Castilsr Pinahsn
Msals. sdMind -briss Gamma. ROansr and C1.;ns.i
Jgs Newell Cusbiug aud Camhridse. YORK. fhsceIfn
Jane H. barb Ab LLccn Dunnlns Portsmoath org
rr staples. Philadelphia schrs Reus Brewer Bstofe hnSi
sears NeVYork -. ~
RlCHMoNDln the river bound June TO- 'ehf 'anee' 81
ker Boston. SD schr Courier Rogers Boston nc
sALEM-Arr. June schr Truman Crhn, Oeerrto~n ~
CID ,chr Martha Maria Small New York. SD e.ik Loseu
River OF Plate Qayirx repaired Ar June 10 bnd hAyy
Hsmsa ssrs Leon SD sehr DAVID Cox Hslissi HsrfS
Ar. JVne Il, scsr Hudson, Warren Ph.scepha
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Ii " LNTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COUET-3.f5rs Juis- Ho'S22sTHi v,,r,r,
Is:'rs Ohs' rvltory Association AT Eir'' ''e'- '' @
Tor.eover ior first quarters rent due oconer 80 %
Az q The Ls-trg Observst1ry Cryta4 fatre s-'
=. Nesdc. for riai.tiH. -slo. being sngrat
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PILLS an admirable remedy f {,

INDIGFSTIOV ani DI-OhDEKED sIUMAV41 =
IL Army i,seilS a. % 49,, ii,er
.sv.- vs. il, India s4ferti there deEisAy ty 'e4
Conrarr ar sss.iOu tls she c-ud sc-5csy
a. Ter and her systsnl Became thti-j .lv
~. ke.eton ali .4lcit1
90 t,s3sc srd rerouness Ga ~ r -,
euc.d fs.us HOLLOWAY PILL sle lu ~ " -
his sliyclcd lre- c-e ved 81 81 49,
she euIrvs fne frs' o. AreltL l.
s-rdtrs th- t4t'u
AID to1ss al cs1fs s7i 49, e. - .cA -ae ,A1s
l.us. .t.rs ted -ite., -Al q II - y
y sAkIs ~ Yea y 10 frorreisf Ne ~ s'fsnf
ifrlln
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MURDER TRlAL-IIOTEL BURNT.

ITICh, TuCsday, june y, I-)F.
The trial of Duane L. Simmons indicted for the murder
If Bernard McManus in this city on the 3ls OF January
ls.3 commenced here to-day. simmons was watch,
man and as he ALLEGES shot McNanus in the discharge vi
his of.cai duties
BURROUGHS Hotel about miles north Of this city, WAS
d.sroye by fire about clock this morning Loss Gov
e,sd by iusrral &c in the tna Company OF Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
NEw-HAMpsHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CoScoRD, Tuesday June -, s53.
Tie House refused to lay the An-Nebraska resolutions
on the table bv l5s toi7 -Four Democrats and one Wing
being absent.
molten to refer the resolutions to a Special Commit
tee is now under discussion and has opened up the whole
question # y ebroska and the Compromise.