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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-11
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The whole amount paid in the thirty four mines OF
the Lake Superior Copper region enumerated above Is
equal to e. 2l2OOO0 The total value of these mines at
tie present pr Of the Stocks is equal to s7Oj35OO
The amount Of copper received from all the mines mp to
the opening of navigation in 1884 is estimated al 1000
tuns eGuol in value TO a $4,000 The product of the
Lake Superior district for the year 1854 will exceed 5000
to ne eary millions of dollars third as much as
the proouct of all the English mines.
The Suffolk Bank he's been removed to the corner OF
Cedar and Nassau ste The Board have resolved TO in
crease the capital s5OOOOO Board of Directors
has Just been elected and among them notice the oame
of Daniel Drew, Dennis Harris Homer Ramsden, =. w
Engs, &c
The work along the line Of the Boston and New York
Central Railroad between Dedham and Boston is rapidly
progressing tho sand feet of the ping for the
bridge fats the foot OF Summer st is finished
and the deep cut at Mount Bowdon is more than half
through Tie line of this road is straight with low grades
and is 10 pass under all streets and roads The
depot VIII front the foot OF Summer From Dedham to
Thomp,on 10 mills the road is completed
The City Councils of Baltimore have advertised for loan
OF 100000 six per cent bonds in aid Of the Bam
and Ohio Railroad Bids received until the sh of April
The Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Is doing
healthy and improving business, and will make very salts
factory statement for the year
The earnings for sX lths ending Oct lo ster cefnetng
amount psid to lower oed
Running expenses in same tns......'''. 4So VI
Ye,..5pip.. 70, 81, sssGs
sx months the entire issue Of bonds 5000
six months dividend on the entire Auouui of pre- -.
fefed stock II w
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Whalers

s,ed from 81 Cathsrins Dec ic Smithdeld Cornell Warren
nh ont clean Sewers. bad deserted In Of her boats in
ths night. , 80 ,.,,.,..
There IL the ship slyph aud the blowing
oHces IN NewBedford Bedford CoDms,cal @O Pscle
$1,000 Union Mutual Marine $1,000 Mutual Marine s27oo
sposen l5 lat t5 ~ long IS o. Mareea 81 days from
- LII.
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srp,RIon CounT-Nos 545 see, 81 577, $50, 349, s
t e SO 5si "a SIS So 55 800 sss g. l7s go Sill 575 50
ssf a s57 a7s S7p, Ss5, 81 6 SD
CIEcUIT CouRr Nos 2l9, $40, 49, 24s, 249, PSI, %
ess z5 S5 157 s60 s6l 2f2 263.
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& SEYMOUR & Co, General Railroad Assl|
OFFICE PITTSBURGH AND CoSssLsvILLs
RALRolD CoxP.sv
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS-Se Psl

posas will BE- received office of this Compsay
BAH the city OF PiusbuTgh, uut oc och of wEDst
DAY the I'D of March for the Graduation and xn
OF hat part Pitt-urgh aud C0nnesyile Rdosd exs
W,s Newton, in Wesmorel land Co TO Connelve n fg
Co this state dist nee rs miles fbis work 10 ssnerlb
very eht ehaseier IL will be divided into sections o ss
mile each Proposals whl be received scoA
Proposals will slso received until the time for the
Of the Tuanel sand Patch summit the AloghAny
taus Stout IS miles from Cumberland This Tunnel
IN tuh though rock. The rok wothy the sftsnou asI
best counctos IL ip encele reson do wort assp
Maps Proies aud Specifications III be ready for the erns
Of bidders after the 9Th day OF maph next and 81 ps
iphIuaop given application 10 Oliver W. Barnes Chef ~
nesT or the Assistant Ensileers the line
sefsctorV Testimonials will be extected from Confssn
know n 10 the Company nv order II the BoaId.
w LARIMER, ia President
Pttsburgh & Connelsyills A 4 G.
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GREAT BARGAINS ia FEATHERS, REDS

~ Ai>a1 fEAIHERS. BEDS.
~ hArThtssEs, ke, a CRAWBUCKs No sS3 Grsod-a
second coor east Of Essex- EewforkCHEAP UPHOLSTERY
snd FEAIHER sToEE The A1nis about psrchs
hsh respectfully invited the and beautiful ss.en Of
5sa, ss.s. f.llaes Beds, cos Se all Of which have
inducenent for all 20 call the .bovs .tock previous
% making their purchases The ciy rooL
renovated and made over w. CRAWBUCK
No. $50 0fands st, second door ess Of EssexSs
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Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR The Y. TRIBUNE
PRIDAY. March 10 la5i
AsHEste market quiet for Pots s5 94d 81 and firm for
Peurs a. sc IS
The ais beles Of which N
bone and IS speculation Sales during The
week. I $50 bales, viz:
bales SO Speculation bales 87
bales 8 f5 In AnsirH bales 5f
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try
SECURITY FOR COSTS.
Swan agt Mathews

in this motion made that plaintiff Gle
cutity for costs he being resident Brooklyn
eprosed being too late issue having been joined and the
pstd the calendar Judge Der thai had
suited with biz coltasues he with their Of
opinion that the objection well taken and the late
and must therefore be denied, but without costs
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surplus 10Y SIX pA-'
During portion of the six months, the road was not
open the whole length but the earnings neverhe
ess sufficient TO pay all interest and dividend preferred
stock and than 81 per share the old stock The
income for October November, December and January,
after paying connecting roads, in round numbers
s7 COO sgaust $4,000 for the corresponding period Of
previous year, a gain of nearly 60 cent
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~ IURE-MATHEws STACY Sos sIs .ud sas sro.sx.y
silver medal AZ the last Fair the American Ias
.e nd bonz medal 't the Exhibition Industry Of All gs
u Ne for The bs saitesof Chanbsr Faru
.s invite their old patrons and ab 70 call aaa
heir neh unique and extensive They deter
lssse pillows ard bosf.r from 40 ~ ''~~ PN'
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Id " LVI'ELLIG EVCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-DEcIHoNs.
SIXIH AND ElGHTH Avs RAILROADs-

In the of Hope Co against these companies, in
which they obtsined temporary injunction the
pans laying down the eery opposite their store in
College Place Junction of Chattrtt aud aferw
ns leave TO amend their complaint by inserting the OF
sxthav Railroad Co ion the
Of the Common Council perr the companies lay down
Sixth and Lhthavs Railroads with view to attack the entire
giant be moiiop vas opposed Already referred to
Judse Hoffman decided that where ndmeni complaint
h asked for with view add aud parties and
extend vhout adieig the original pain the amend
be- mde without impaing ujnnction
jnno'n must meet the complaint amended Such being the
there objection PLAINTIFF the
CoUnCil
socistoh of the Sxthsy Company he complaint IL be
TO add thu Anorney General The decision be
eopsdeTd presenting opinion reon the merits of the
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giudunnI.

Agency OF rHE MADISON AND INolANAPoLrs RiLsael
CoYpANy No 81 Wsll-st March Z Iex
DVDEND NOTICE. A dividend of per ceus !
IL "a per she on the stock Of rHE MADISON AS0 NQl
NAPOLlS RAILROAD COMPANY, able on I'd ser he n
dsV Of March ins, at the Office Of WINSLOW, LANIER O.
the Scrip Madon Indianapolis aud Peru ksioad Onp
rsvsb. three bearing Interest per cent from Ia
iSs4 md cor We hle into the stock OF the Company
will be required surrender n"ir Cerr1s
sioek the 4d Company aud receive Cersesiss t
ths Cousoldsted Company in exehaug, thereof
OFYIcE or THE JEFFERSON ISsuaAscs Co.
NEw YORK March q & !
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Comps.
have this dsy declared q dividend Of FOUR DOLLkB II
share Tayabe 20 The Stockholder. 20 demsnd -
~ SEYMOUR & Co, General Railroad AssFI
s Office Metropolitan Sank Badipg No ITO Broadway A~s
dispose private sale In amounts suit persons desfs
vest th. following valuable 81, ufissi
ONO AND Mississippi RAILROAD STOCK drsss =
"Is', MaYsvILLE AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD BOND, 4
yesIs. - ...,.,,, ,,.t,py ID An M, IN srocv
CONIFRIIBLE BONDS Of ,ame a. II years
ISVILLF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD STOCK.
PUFFAIO AND STATE LINE RAILROAD BONDS.
pFNOHSCOT RAILR DAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS
They negotiate contracts for the constuct
eau of The country ncuiinx fsnsI
ug cots OF Eugiaeers Contracrs Locomotive Ensina
Cars Rsosd hdg,s (McCalums patent) Railroad iroD s,
Switch lToIs, &c. &c.
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OFyIcE or THE JEFFERSON ISsuaAscs Co,
NEw YORK March q lsA I
IE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Comps

have this dsy declared a dividend Of FOUR DOLLAR 4
J. MILrON SMITH Seasar /
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fnrnitnre, &f.

PRONE CANDLESTICKs and FIGURFs for
~ the aLLIOSAt lower prices than produced 10 Enron.
Purchase and you ~il double your money ''
GILBERT No ZIG Pesrla
t,LEGANT SET Of PARLOR FURNITURE. con-
~ ,sng Of one richly carved Rosewood Sofa TEE Tsts.
AIT cnss Reception Chairs and 3 p4lor Caarx carved
& ih einson broeatele manufactured By Brooks have
Oesh e o1' snort time sud will be sold bargain Apply to
T. BROOKS No 127 Fulton g Brook IN
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10 Michigan Southern r RIB
5 Mich So Construeti1n. .lo6
loo Cley. 4 Toledo x x. b50.l
20 do ........s..s -s.... ".
10 do................c 90
IN. Indiana Construction. .lo6
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FUNERAL Mr.. SoUTHmAYD-The funeral of Mr.
Henry place from bis residence yesterday and
Ddtd The flags Of the ferry boats British and
other vssses the wboves at half token OF
bis His remains taken to wo0da
~ bsAt sonytN ing he pIoet ssion y hIOoklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-11

APPOINTMENT OF JUsTICEs In the Senate, on Wed
pssdsy termination Of Carpenter Of Hudson Associate
Juee @ Ions and Of selah Hill Of fJeey City for Asoc
Judge for the short term, confirmed
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fFron our correxnoDSen, 1

)-ripg the day, NE with a dense fog
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
U. cholera.

LOO OF CLIPPER SHIP ALLEGAsIAs FROM NEWPORT
WALES sEw-roRX.
Aprl 90 sea account A. NJ, saw part of ships
noon: kept lookout from topgalan yard for wreck;
a. saw a ship with loss of main and mlzzen masts ana
foro.opmast: kept of S. by W. 2lst, lat i6o l6 long
3l - came under the lee of wreck backed main topsai
and bearded her found her poops stove in with six inches
water washing about main and mzzen gone AT the Geek,
fore opmast the cap fore 'a partly adr ioP-gaiam
the boats gone which stove with rgo on rs quarter
beio reported The '2Psh ana crew S and had g or i've
tire h list 20 pr with several her chain bota ou' on he arod
f n .oli a. r N made mic. wiadwsrd with signal
flying, h o OF oren mast and man opas o. e up
her sd Al midnight spoke he, shs proved 70 o the H by %
Lost two men oerbosrd the Captain oic' and crew twelve
number The Byron from Shareson boHnd Nante %
away; ship win loss Of main ard mizse1 mast;
saw biz which seemed be fishing the sininaa
az az lPS "a % co. s9Gss s r saw ship steering With
OF main and mzzeS mss PROBABLY DIana = NE NV b
SWl wh lo.' e ms1ms'' g noon & ,gots o. and
the eaP had Two toa Teeted and set Tor courses
al e s 1' 70 Sn & b three os T e in ee1m
ald did get clear Of them until Nay j. n s - %
from Newport Tor Newiors with 9;' Of ,oPsa9i ms't aud
p with OF msnopmat showed no eoors standing 70 ihs
ross OF BARK BYRON OF cAsrrSE, FROM FoR
sASrRs FRANCE
Lcg-Left Charleston March 2s with full cargo OF
-four cotton and rice. April had heavy gales from the
southward 9Th, heavy gale from E.NE.; in these two
gales received but little damages 18TH in lat 450 5f on
90 30 commenced blowing from SsE. and increased to
perfect hurricane, gradually hauling TO the WESTWARD
wh heavy sea on a, A. NJ. the sea began TO bqard'
the lee ports Knocked out III order 10 free the decks
of water boarded. which carried the lee bi
galley cakg and breaking ngnbr
sail that carried BY the wind
and the pumps which
10 A ~ boarded, which carried
iOefs. waist on the weather
i'd fon channels the bow; also forward house and
everything attached three OF
rcI Ten determined cut away the mass IN order 20 save
euenh hull If possible 0urelges aer several At
pts sueceedd in cutting the rigging when the ofems
went and all at;ached-sO the an,Opmas ant b
boz M the eea tnners and carried
sway oyetbe openings the sides to keep the
ont making clean breach her 18th began the
san-a hands the pumIsi latter moderated little oh,
made preparations 70 leave the wreck the hull being
ii broken and making much water II was not
much longer above NJ made izns
10 eeword l. niles distant made signal which was ime1istey
answered: dark light Il midnight the strange N
up whn pean or together with bag
At4 AN. 2lsf. all taken
tsd 10 In nnmler by Inc ship Aegann. Capt steton from
Newtort Naesy bound Newiork and eated very kindly
Tie nameSoY the seanen lost were George Coates and
Robert Mcgee al those the names they shppedby
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
THE RJ,DSONS BAY COMPANY ~ OREGON
AND JViSHING TON TERRITORIES
Correspondence Of The n. 7 T-ibune.

L
WAsHivGroy Monday Nay i5 1854
BY the las. mail from Oregon, Gov. Stevens OF Wash
ngton Territory reached the Atlantic SIDE, and Is now IN
Washington City.
Inspector" the correspondent Of Tie coHrle- az
Enquirer says his business here Is make certain 7evel
tons respecting the Hudson Bay Companys and Prscs
Sound Agricultural Company interests and possessions IN
Oregon and Washington Territories; and that the obec;
Of these revelations to induce the Government TO pur
chase said interests ard possessions.
word or two on this subject. These British Corpa-
Iies just spoken Of have since lss been constantly en-
deayorng sell their rights the United States Govern
Honi. In that year Of the most distinguished law
ven IL the United States as well as England gave their
opinions. for pay these Companies on the subject Of
their rights under tie treaty Of lsi6 Among them were
Daniel Webster, George NJ Bbb John Van Buren, and a
whole host of others-a concurring in representing the
rights of the Company being dangerous TO the peace
and quiet Of the country in which they existed.
1lese opinions avaed these British Companies nothing
Within the last years these Companies have had no
les than two agents ct Washington dickering for them
II was charged that o. C. Pratt that time Judge in
Oregon, f hs pos: OF duty and went to Washington, in
tho pay Of tie Company. The Senate, believing this
charge, refused confirm Prai.s reappontmen BY the
present Administration the position Of Judge in
Oregon. He did the Companies no good
They also sent olbrook 10 Washington. some time
in Is52 to negotiate for them. This Holbrook had occu
pied an official position in Oregon, and the pancy Of his
PRINCIPLES had recommended him to the Companies He
did them no good. In lsJ3 Chief Factor Ogden Of the
Hulsons Bay COMPANY. came TO Washington on the same
business: but he effected nothing. So You the
extreme anxiety OF these Companies TO make big sale TO
the United States Government and the assertion may
very trutLully be made that there is not man Of any
prominence in the Territory who would be likely have
any influence at Washington. but has in some way been
approached by these Companies to Use his influence to pro-
duce this sale to the United States Government.
Inspector misniormed, for Is no; true the best
PORTIONS OF the country are claimed by these Companies
1t not true that the possessions OF these Companies are
odious to the people Their settlers make good citizens all
othom having already declared their intentions 70 6eco"e
such.
Tie questions Mr. Fillmore lropounded to Chief Factor
Ogden these
Are you not peaceabe citzons'
"Yes.'
DO you not get along pcaccaby with our people -
Yes"
Then there is necessity TO pay you fre"y, or even
fo millions get your peaceable and quic, people out Of
the country.
He talked ike statesman.
Gov Stevens would have done himself greater credit,
by remaining behind and attending to his official duties
than by coming to Washington this doubtful and sus
pioious business
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
" FREE CHURCHES. "

ITO the Editor ofne " y. Tribune
Your article Wednesday last, under the above head,
was in the main very good but particular it calls for
criticism. The following puff, which wrought into it,
borays the main object Of the writer and this would
net be noticed not that the interests of than
one individual were compromised thereby
reputation having good that materially aided
and retaining the equerters the Tabernacle
the By the founders Of that
maintained by their their
call Of their oldest and conductor
iyr. Georze AndEews abuHdan.y a:test.'
In the above short extract false statement is made,
injurious and impression conveyed and an in
direct reflection east upon the former teacher Of the Taber
nacie choir, Mr. VIM b. Bradbury. In reply we bee
leave to say;
, Thst tl Mr. Andrews evidence any
policy spoken the bl, rather Of the
fseags aad sympathy Of individuals Af A who
cd respectable member Of the church In degree
cusiifed for such position.
That Mr. Andrews unanimously recalled
opposition unsnfnous the choir with
csp'ion The wishes OF number OF the Society
3D. That Mr. And ows the popular conductor ge
could have obtained II the former policy OF the Society
had been strictly adhered TO-
The above statement is atested BY fourteen male
.tols OF the choir.
WING NEST Chairman O: Music Committee Of the Choir.
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the pa,rotsn or galantry or uprchness Of Roman
Catholic fellow-ciiizens, OF which never had doubt
Mr.. MALLORY know that the Senator from Norm
Carolina enter aims the kndest feelings toward all Christian
creeds But Sir trus, he will recollec that when an
honorable gentleman II his experience and p0soh rises
in this body and calls public attention 70 an ai
unworthy article, from Isolated paper upon is SUP -
and then draws the inference from that legsaoh Oh te
character indicated may be ust and necessary create,
an impression that such contingency as aCah0c esa
supremacy NAV be apprehended.
Mr. BADGER-Wel may i not
Mr. MALLORY-No, sir When he does that he does
bv implication charge this particular creed with disloyay
which know be does not design 20 charge; and II Is 70
Tebut any such presumption Of dsoyaty from an unau-
thorized and isolated article that have deemed 1t neces
sary TO say q word. ,
Mr. BADGER-Does the honorable Senator know tha'
IT il repudised by the Church itself
Mr.. NALLORY-I have seen the repudiatlng Circu-
lar, but understand from authority which cannot pcssi-
bly doubt ih't II has been.
Mr BADGER-I an glad TO hear it,
The vetoed Insane Land bill wa taken up.
Mr.. BUTLER spoke hour III defense OF the ve'o.
CCniending that the bn unconstitutional Dechu,r
did fall within any Of the cZtma.e purposes Tor whlch
tic Constitution placed the public lands in trust at the dis
IOsa OF Congress.
tir. BROWN got the floor.
Mr. HUNTER hoped the bill would be postponed until
tomorrow and the Indian Appropriaon bill taken rP
Mr.. BROWN said he willing 10 GO on now or 10
Mr. HUNTER moved to postpone until tomorrow.
Some debate took place, and upon question no quorum
voted.
Mr.. WELLER moved an adjournment.
Mr.. SIIDELL-I ask the Yeas and Nays on the mo-
ton.
Mr. WELLER-As i, is early, and the responsibility
of making motion 10 adjourn il sought 10 be placed on
,he journal against me- am somewhat frightened and
therefore withdraw the motion. Laughter.
Second vote taken the postponemen. Yeas . Nays
2C-nO quorum.
Mr.. WELLER-I move we adjourn.
a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
CUBA.

The United States Mail Steamship Cahawba Captain
scu.edt arrived at this port, yesterday afternoon from
Mobile the 9th inst. and Havana the 18th az +. NJ
making tie run from the Moro to Sandy Hook in four days
From Havana we have papers the 18th. They con-
tain nothing of importance excep: sundry DEGREES which
have recently been issued relative the slaves in the
Island OF Cuba.
Tie Ofedl Gazette OF the 9th coniradics the statement
that the Governmen, of spain had directed the Captain
General to indemnify the OF the Black Warrior
On the contrary says that the Queen has the fullest con-
fderce in the real services and action Of General Pezuea
and that he will bring the affair TO proper termination,
recommending him the time to maintain the Dig
nifty OF the nation. -
Its said that there are 1000 additional troops ~
their way from Spain reinforce the army the Island
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
NEBRASKA IN TERMONT.
voicos.
T The New.Y Tribune.

CorrespCndtnce Of The New \ OK IniLHe
DANBY W., Monday May Is, 1851
supuose you are well aware that nearly all Vermont
ers of whatsoever political nature, are either
openly or secretly opposed to Douglas Co.'S Nebraska
scheme Still good many of the Democratic party prop
cr. ,or rather improper under party appliances will be
brought to toe the mark, this hateful question
Hn Won NAV rest assured that when the Vermont Democ-
racv march VI to the balot-box the Ss tuesday OF
sepember next there viii great numbers OF them come
up missing The usual party raying cries and expcii-
onis II not avail Douglas Pierce Go. IN retaining even
all their former faithful.
We although Yankees, cant guess why or where
fore the Administration this element of
dscor and dsnion, after they Rave seen the hosy o1
the northern peoplc 10 the Nebraska uggery.
And we ere very much puzzled TO get al the true motive
,f the very ambitious stephen A. Douglas, which lniuces
him TO engage in business that very likely 70 oe@h s
own political neck and oyeKurn the ADMINISTRATOR "i
which he should, Judging from his proie-sionsl De
friend .,
Those of the Democracy who have made up their mind
10 90 II blind manifest symptoms of great uheasihess
and concern and say the language oi fa tlA
they would keep conscience, and use II too' II they
could afford it. When asked TO render reason Tor sup
mort of this measure they wrgge and twist exceedingly
think the Administration ought Ia We indicted Tor uh
necessary cruelty animals in forcing these poor erea
lures 10 swallow this Nebraska dose.
Ii he Administration continue this crusade against free
dom under such leader Douglas)-of their followers II
nav be truly sad ;ha they follow an adyenturer whom
e. thev fear. and obey power which they hate.
our Vermont Democracy have no great confidence III
their State leaders. and wish to get rid o; them The
game that they pracced upon the treeScers VIII put an
end 10 any attempted fusion o the two parties this next
September election, OF in the next legislature
From present Appearances shall have II all our own
wav Vermont viii be herself again.
Our state Convention i be held al Rutland on the
7t of next month 70 nominate candidates for State Off
cers Ii Is well understood that Ex-Covernor Fairbanks
wi, No, consent 10 he the candidate FOR Governor IL L.
believe generally conceded thar the candidate Will by
practice and of right belong the west side OF the noun
tain And - learn from various sections Of
the state ExC ChiefJustice Royce Will be the candidate
for Governor L. viii be fortunate nomination. for he
poseses largely the confidence of the peopeof Vermont
,espectiys of party Ii nominated he viii be elected by
the Ieople ly handsome majority
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
rArAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BI ALVi IuNr0I'y' -''"F
The train ON the Central Railroad which LETT Albany az
lo O'Clock last night into freight car on the track
mile and hals from this city. smashing the locomotive
and some az the ears Several persons were hurt and one
Irbwon killed both his legs being broken and terribly
mancled
The locomotive Dean Richmond three passen-
o,r cars and one baggage car complete wreck.
lanes Lansbury of Irving had both his legs broken and
,bc lower part OF his body badly mansied lie cannot
survive.
IL w. Clifford of Rochester had leg broken.
lanes Bur,man the Engineer arm smashed
Mrs Iwch OF Rochester badly Gu: on the head and iace
No oNewYorkors or Abanians wercserously hurt. Sew
oral passenger. were more or less bruised !,
The eause Of the accident was that men empio!.u
making up the Il clock freight traA ei' the cars on e
main track and ;bey were not seen oy me f'h- '' -
tho troin until too late 10 stop the engine