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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10


i"e ""erh'rs OF MdsSachusetts' New
h"ihPslire' ohio' Pcnnsylvhnla' and Ken
'utky nave SET apart thursday the 5oth day
VI S'''hi'er next as uny ot public Thanks
SN'nS i"' lI"i'e' me Governor OF Florida
~, rIS ''AV,, U" NOV -'a f'f thanksgiving day
'oi.""i"S S tue prociaih7tioh ot the
utt.v. ". -
CompnnwoaItb of Kan,,,,l,. 0de' ", '',' , VI .ne
Thursday the Both dnv of Nove,obcr IS54
as day of Thanksgiving, and request tha.
."e ". .lIi' u hentucky on thHt Day suspend
attend 49,, Wv wa al my
ing, and praise to Almighty God for the itnu.
merdhle blessings he has bestowed upon US as
'eoPie' o'a'e' ana Nanon'
The Liturgical Revision Society of England
recommend the following changes in the
Book of common prayer.
!. The Rubric the word priest TO be
changed. ,. The Ordination Service words
abused to the purposes of saceriotal a5sump.
ton TO be altered 3. The Visitation Of the
Sick the Absolution to be omitted or quail
he'd, 4. The Baptismal Offices word. assert.
~ WV 'li'i'''1i HNhSidtlou VI tdCi
ent to be altered. 5. The CLtcchism to be
revised. 8. The Burial Service general lam
guage to be employed in expressing hope for
the departed. 7 The Athanasian Greed
the damnatory clauses to be omitted. 4. The
| Apocryphal Lessons to he replaced By Scrip-
ture.
The Rev DR.. Potter. Provisional M.bon
elect of the Diocese or Neu yorL !. 70 h.,
consecrated on the 22d of November. The
Albany Register .av, that the Ri,hon ,;1
not take up his permanent residence in New
York until the ensuing Spring
Rev H. |. Parker. late OF Burlington. haa
accepted an invitation to undertake the col.
ecting Of an endowment for the College in
Wisconsin about to he established by tie
Baptists of that State Mr.. Park RS sue.
ce-. in one en,erpris. of the kind pro,ui,..
we'll f his success in another.
/ Arc,rIins To- B,pti.t Almanac. for the
I yoar 1855, there are in tie Cn,r,d >t,t4.
/ lOl3l Blprist churc:es, G.745 ministers.
and sos. AS members.
The Rom n Cntbolic Rislnns who comnossd
the Provinci Il C,unciI. recently in Session in
New York. have addressed Pastoral Letter
to the Clergy and LaI,y und,r their clarce.-
1t recommends the inmeIi.te in4neurati
in this country Of the Society which in Eu.
rope is known as the Propocltion of The
Faith" The members contribute one cent a
week for the support of Roman Catholic Mis-.
sions, and receive certain ipdusencie, there.
for.
Statistics, showing the relative nro.
portion of crime in prutestan. and p,nisb
countries, have been compiled. from which it
appears that the proportion of murders 70
every million of inhabitants in the d,F.ren.
countries of Eurore was as follows: "In Eng.
land4toa a million: Ireland 40. France Al.
Austria SO; the Papal States, directly under
the care of the Holy Father. 100; and Ma.
pies, where Popery was triumphant, 600
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10

lde.t dit,d q mcisuic, tud ,r,th hN orn
hand. wrOt. that clause which expressly re
pclled the Missouri Compromise r e
SOut des,rve all that is charged upon Item
hut it is our duty II take care oil the North
Keen traitors mt homc,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10

r. IT Is STATED that Mr.. Finney, dem
ti.t, late of Alexandria, Egypt, hss found
stuffed tooth in mummy, and several teeth
in other mummies which bore marks ofhlling,
which, if true, is certainly one Of the nost
remarkable facts which modern perseverance
has vet brought to light, concerning the arts
of the ancients.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10
The Last Disaster.

! public eye, and help erase its impression up
on tho public mind There is some variety
in the record Of disasters The "spice Of
I life " is not lacking, nor, unfortunately, the
spice Of death. TIC former calamity was on
sea, the last on land that Mt noon, this at
midnight the last i, not 50 great as the 9th
er hut large enough. The incidents in com
mon are n rockies, speed, n densc fog, and a
sickcning loss of life.
The passenger train going West on the
Great Western Railroad in Canada between
Niagara and Detroit, met with an accident
and stopped an hour or two for repairs. 1t
resumed its course and at two or three in the
morning, in darkness and dense fog, met n
gravel train. The result vas the dcstruc.
ton Of both trains with forty-cght persons
killed outright, and fifty badly wounded, say
a round hundred in all. A number Of Yer
monitors were on board, none Of whom, appa.
rently, were hurt,
The blame Of the occurrence lie laid upon
the conductors of the gravel train and a
watchman who slept upon his post. II is out
ofthc usual run. and rather satisfactory as far
a. it goes, to find any onc to blame but t.
blame or even to punish the guilty ones, i.
not aii thot is wanted. \ Railroad system is
needed on this side the Atlantic which shall
approach in safety that of Gurope--sonie plan
for preventing die crushing, scal4ir., tis.
membcring and discmtowcing of innocent
and respectable people. hl .'r.,. lo a.,-
ful way.
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n'li'i l'fHlsheu Wy J. r. -'eH@ "!' was
Ou board h' tram
Tin, first ba,,ra 70 ear .,,a> u,r,.,tl. u,,lurl.
bu+ ti, ...,uj 0,i,, was ,I,..,.d n,tn M. rr,t
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these ctrs, were the Tounlel and DYING
some Of them flung out violently from the
wreck, others having crawed down with
broken legs, while vet others had been car
rod to the fires by tine re,6rngar> II is
shocking even tot ink Of the sccne ITS 1t would
be utterly sickening to describe the various
wounds and hideous mutilations inflicted up
an AZ '.io tno' ,'''ili. i5 ~,
Glass car wa. tbs rornsa of cbiid ahnm,
three years Of age. Tn. head was frightfully
swollen and discolored. \ splinter about
seven inches long and shaped and sharply
pointed like an arrowhead, had entered he.
hlnI the right ear. passed through the right
cheek and come out bv the side Of the nose
The child was Stone dead. An old lauy With
grey hair, had both legs below the knee torn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10

b btk tsL"ii Irtu passed. Alter - Il .uc
f Mort field Ac.drny, COMMITTED. 'i'I iu-
str actions to amend
enmenamrut If the Senate to II usn hil'
chartcrng t',c Island Pond and ~. jams u
.y RiI Road Company. WAS adopted.
AJjourucd
Arfrc,O,>.
NoUSE-BuNs iatroduced ar|r,f rr.d-lA
Nr. " illi'ms. lying tux ON the c,untv OF
Windsor. to senators from Windsor county
Reports From t'.'cpm. on JudiciHr;, tlr
ut explanatory Of chapter So e. ). 2 ,in-'
its p1sstg', t1irl rHtiing refused; relating 'p
| ,tnrss :. li au the tt'le: also, She I'LL ~
unond section 3 chapter I'll. G, s.. WITH 0u
| amendment, and then ~ favor OF its tasste".
rnrndrd rs proposed and ord red To 81 r'id-
~; from com on Mlnu'actur 8. Glen Lake
| late Company hill, in favor of ita passage.
| ,id on the table; from com. on Rptds. hill
| trltting to Southern Vermont Rail Road Co..
| ,ill-orlered to 81 reading
| From the select com. u whom was referred
| the bill providing for II Rail Road Commis-
1ioncr. The said bill was considered by the
| Senate as in committee Of the whole and vari-
GUS amendments having been adopted, the
| SAID com. rose and reported the same to the
| Senate. The said amendments were several
| " concurre1 in, and the bill was ordered to
| be laid on the table.
House JW,--Io punish cruelty TO animals,
read twice and referred to general com Adj
| iourncd.
HOCSF-Po5ic l,Hs introduced and re-
! fcrrcd to the committee on Printing .--.rca-
! ting 10 divorce, (cases may he brought and
! tried a. crcuit sessions Of II supreme court j
| in addition To- and alteration Of chap. q (su-
pcriutcndent Of highways to be appointed in
| etch town, and act with surveyors y relating
! IL.
corntv. (Royaiton and Cayendish to have
county courts and Windsor the supreme
court y to establish board Of education d.
| yiding funds of grammar school lands in
! Washington county in addition to chap IS.
| Peti,t0aS tttetr,G. Ot \. NJ. Sawlu aud
Others, to CON. on education of James Patt
and others, for land to each Of volunteers or
| their heirs or widows. for months service in
the war Of | - and in the Canada rebellion
to com of wavs and means
RcporfS-Bv general com. against bill
amending sec. | chap. %, laid on the table.
| BY select com. against hill to divid" the town
| of Burlington unanimous rep1rt--dismis.ei.
BY com. ON Military aiIirs. bill in addition
to acts organizing and governining the mill
tia, referred t. the com. ON Printing. BY
com. on education, hill dividing Orleans Co
Grammar school lands, ordered to Sd reading
| Bv com. on Roads, against bill amending sec
80, chap. %, rejected ; bill to prevent the un-
Reasonable use of highways and bridges, (no
| load to exceed 10000 pouuIs.) laid on the
table; against bill r. atins to fencing high
ways, laid on the table. BY com. ON agritul-
ture, against bill repellng appropriation to
county agricultural societies, dismissed,-
ayes ljj, noes IS By com on grand list, as
Substitute for various bills Il hill in addition
to and in amendment vi chap. 80, referred u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10

Nine free States, all of which, except one
voted for Franklin Pierce, have repudiAtcd his
slavery agitation and slavery extension
policy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10

1t is said that the President and ohnet
sat witt states and pencils in their hands for
day CT two following the Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana eleciion., busily engaged
in figuring up their mAjorities. rney endure"
their SIX with com nenda 'ie Patience, unit,
the figures extended farther into the depths
of the arithmetic than the president had ever
fathomed. lln scanned them Tor II moment,
failed to comprehend their extent and i'll
despair threw down his slate, breaking of the
trame-bit his pencil in two pieces, and swnrc
that lie would never undertake another such
sum until he had another quarter schooling
in New Hampshire. This is thu most sensi-
bic conclusion he has formed since he took
posses ion o. the White House. Now, if he
has time to study antiquity, we recommend
for his consideration the following pyramid,
which has just been discovered -
Against the S,cirdle.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-10

btk ,sAeid 49, IptJ passed.. Ait't 1t ue
f Mort field Ac.drmy, committed. Ni'I iu-
str rlctions to amend.
amendment IF the Senate to II l,uen hil'
chartcring tie Island Pond and ~. Jp0ns u
sy RiI Road Company, WAS adopted.
Ajourucd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
fPrr YRlxgLrs. Aop.rIoSAL

fRAygLfH,
Al. March 10, PecesE a., soiey ~ ''on "
Esrit Z W N JAckson do
SD fua Liverpool Acele Lsxis, Ne~York ia L1so.
F,s,u,u Charleston Bsbo1r, Marshal ST. JONI sof
s.t, Fot.r ard Diriso Boston fh9n1 AHae'''n
C,,iu,; D.pP HUutey, Lawrence Candies.
nah sls.tsnan st.t.on New YORK Lonss sGEson aaPay
C.,tin. uerroreaad Dscsn PhLsdephs foys osoH "ai'
rt,ys s- sz 1eth Chaplin Cottere and Bsk Day More
pogou: Nv Nelson Cslcr "a; ia.ra bsssf rtaisf
rc ko.,cn L.ht srnith New toIk BID Lobcsa Co,aias
Ysrr ouih (entd March for Esstpor i'm saitsa nry
and FSste BsbertsoD YORK l5sh Triton 5s~srt EN-
por, Juas Philadelphia Peqao Gpstief Trieste
q, Lonton March 10 SsPtaue, Babe Bsuo,s;
Ih Won yneke PhsdelpLi.; h Jo Cooper Logett
AtI,rtr. vs.; Mobon, short Ne foEt l5h, to!es
On S.b TO- ssry Barclay sorde.sI aud saa Fran
cisco Boston CD ioth Brewer Ihr.os
Eets. I'D frn Deal I 18Th CefraIt Briud san bf.a
cco: Congress Eii.aas Se~York sn1 I'D f17
Grsyessrd Istt Olc HickorY Potter Boston. -,
;. Gr.yeesd March - British En- Plr, Coursi.aa Vnf
hh Myery Petersen sEs ghc SD th Aoert Uan. 9S''''
Nevpoft snd New York. i'll. ,t.h
Arr AZ De-. March G he Place Wo)5 London a1i
fr Por Philip Ilih PenGsn. Dit do for 90 81
ehord: L<snah.-0w Webster co for Iraee ana
erctcrsd I2;h Aiter, Ossn st.rsr 90 9f 80
snch0red !t5 Julas, Aoefse;er, Bsltnae's AH'
Lordcn
P.rsd ~ Ilib L bnitz BoJsoB from Ss. York tof
+. lgs Eoc1 LpEoo1 vi AA'> my
L.,,f s,daey W frol Loncon - ~, r..
PIT iro Poncuh IsTeh 49, Vsseo De ots oes>n,'' H''
AIiSsis & y-, .r geh j. Whitney wkitneJ. Eswore.n
March II. a-ELehh - -" AS-@ -~s
s'rtb,mrtsa March II Ksrssas nh.ll Basna Ayres
o. Hsrs.,@ ~ Richard AhGe 'ofn, ron Rotterdam
-. As-l.-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Domestic Ports.

gALTrMoRE-Arr March "a bark Hugh Bireihssd Hudsas
bs CyBtbi. Gale Kingston Jam 'shr Morris Chester oo'''
stcRsVLLE March a an ..ns L.' Il s',r.s a,ss
ssSssS1 snh DO Nary Ann North ca :ehI smith,
March a ::ssT.ss ssaa sa:'s & .ss. ::s
h.hs x. s%so As; .ss ssns, 10 -. s'ssa ssi
QunnstsUs jenkins ssn,z Nor bds BaOnovsn' s'sns'a
IDSla1@f Daae.s siss'S Sf sss Boston orig
AsS sE@ Stp sASs March g Sr A.s,.; Bell. YG,,
s S ss.s Do 1, .Se
% ES1 I.I' 5o.. Gs%ms .I. AS%: s.
ss' S g. .s.,c sss, aSs Js: f
MIDI B;S.h a::Hf s.. asS Fro . -
a..:S sS I I'iGs;s: G. s::
% ssy sS e.. wi NJ ses: b s.s.
eos W big Indasty PIKE, Sc CroI; 'chr III" CITY Ssbs
NEWBEpgoRD- An March ~ .chr Mary Newell Sandwich
fsr New.Ye.k sd brig Aesnu. ss,y ss,san's ...,.
Va L, a. sloo' ce:%s. ssDp,s''5, 5A hy., "
sis SETafHg as1:. @' do .ss 90. & 3 s:ssa
"a cSnas.ea In TsTs s soj ss 800 20
80 ss,ire ca 2l.S esr' Howard DAVIS York
K~Ar March "a ,cht. LouklanA Brokst New York
Legs 0Ian scron sss S;: 81 s:,ssasI .,ss AZ
Ola Wsser Ihcisn, Young do Psnths c0nsns Hs~
FoRTLAsDA AT M:rh a .shs Lady Of the Ocean Perkins,
Ksw.Yori sd seh ysLn Ben Ham Bossonj JsBs iarsh'H
Perry Bost0p. -, ~ o,..,~
Br ts Albion Drseoi Cork schrs CstAfaet hacs
J.ass Aususus Morris Havana CID S'sn snip y" WV '
WIiNIs Gfos-An Mar u sehrs Mary D. Sell s Tsone:,n'
Newfrrk; Leon Ross. b,,1s wsmp', Ss. Yors
b,is, sarsb Elizabeth Too,hksr WnosssI %
~, Ss .eb5, Smitb Ner York ksnnnson s.tn, hye "a
49,, or Beston. Ztb sctp v. Aersin fog New forti
Nm p..se for NsrsolS Va ssd Active BI FOR AndgrAl
Eosr0S~Ar March a. steamer City Of Boston Baker Pnls
Iii. fsrk Cess Taylor Baltimore Cid brp Yoan9 Auer,
=. R1ser, Jscmel; Rspbov Emerson Ssns Alesi. hssks
20 3 icott Csrden.s John Dafas tBf Ieyenche,
So Pesers Nil; Lad HStss savannah Joas oa,2-
berg Nosrs Chasson Jgdse Baney Bradley, bssa scns
Gould GRAFT Reussios Fsnny sssvsrt tBf Ee5aa q
Pierre GunAre co~ei Phis6spks SD ships VIZ SeSa11e
Ae.sss Ben Pa%sn.sat b;rs Ann y.,n n.'{ es ssis J.
Dufu; YTguis J. 4. Bboces sehn Amaaas oH''"' "
Mtebe Bhu Acron sud MODEL I'D on Sunday ~-.u al.,
fALL RIvER-ATr March g. schr hsr' sm"'' WV
sEw LONDON Mach r. schn E'srusss, si'en' nd
q L 9 B,osp, Phl.telphis ,r ,,, ~ y,..nd. br.s
parv w.. ebrs No.trose Ctsss Hsvieyi MAJ q -
Hsysr ara III ,hose bound Went 70 ss zs 'hs -'
ppoy1iyscE- Ar Hsreh a shrs q Luess Aa.m tsm
pI,s, Va fsnilst Hal fsslsdeiphh Jan,s Sss,s ssss
Do Invcir- clover so sesn An1s s somss Cssrn
more. q W Eidrilss Tsy yor, Hors.a Aissr s'"~
puT pfIIA-AT "a seh ssaasi Csnof Se.se'
rs CIV Cd srhss Louisville, Cewei bos sos "iooe ns"~
Sci FSir Hs'l.'. hs,yepPsit .t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Foreign Ports.

ATT. eshusnO Jan 49, chip AasD'~ wA'oe S' ss" fnsss
a, A.pswai O. 18th u.t b.rs Velocity from ou.h.ssa.,
brss scsrd tls Lsmne B'ss ls,os' .n n,.e1 ss s s
Jseism,ie: .ehrs Island fro Bstimore Horne hom
1T A. Kingston Jam 18th inst BRIG oce.a Belle Cooper Bs-
more; 18Th sebr gouiis Neysll New YORK ,n s~y,,,
Arr At Csrssos 2th inst. big rqsws-h Brow Sa..s:
S Ss MSs9 .s fFs lc%.. i%s
90 ts Glars EDnswsSd Portland sid lsss ss S SsS
R '' q wilder C.in, Phi.delphl. o.,, u.m .,
Arr Sc Jsso l,h inst, bark ~ars Sa'~ R'f 0f HAIL "'
sailed e rns. bark v9.lc ess. B';sSa SI!s psa
depbts Iith M.r,eO.. sherman, Se..soss r., u.v,0.
Mart. S' a . sG: @ FAIRY siS1 w 'ss%:a 'i;
BGorp sa%oIs s,aSs a sS,,On s Bsouds
Yea =, ,y.,, .h inst. bark Chiffon P-nne, Ph.a brig
Bisaian Brsy, Savannah sh esru Serbs s%i aons.
oSt rS,oT @ 9ssn &c, pcSa s .ss ls. xSsn
nah 9a hp M.oo Boston es Isaac t,.S, MoS;ls 0'
90 is' Hi Sa3s I;'1 sss';s = ts.s. sss +.
Es. sa;, N sss o; 2 ..r st scsi Rice
ksSlp ss SS %G's, s Faey css:s S:
rs;I s.S s1A csss,s Sss M
5ssss Moisn. no .ss SaDs .oSf %
~, H.spu l,h Inst brig Caferni. w. Providence
S .shr RcD s,s Y: ;s ,,s ., re- ,:'
i5th, osorss, cak as Emms Hshord Mobiles i'o' sns r'
drcsa ca do S,l oo.lsh yssseo.s EsyYs.. s'
so i p; ;is o sSs Ser: caoS I cos: bs zsno, Carlton
Boston; Elizabeth BosrdmaD. Portland
A. Do q b u shin Ashbuon Taylor for Europe nearly ready
bsIis John Henry Noses Scott Dyer H fom Hs-
vans for Woodbury from Portland
ADsh York for Yori ds Grand MARK Ireworsy or 10;
Cousins Park aud Pedsxs Dorrnfs dq Osi
,n West for Providence Ida Ann Elizabeth Fsrnandes for
Norfolk DO Cosmopole wihan for Boson, do; Paefeuon'
for Ne Yot do Oxford MouoD from Portland just sehu
Hsa.Id ard sarah Marc Jones' dag George CARTS wts ~
do Aluifs Haven for Ns~OTleAns l5tn
Nancy Treat Treat Falmouth EDs 18th whe Cload Hall.
ss Sss yS,i %s s's' Ists'
ABderop go.top CaIsnn Amss Bsltaors 18Th 'hp is.ish
Cros eli Curr Cowes; bak Johnson Hichbofn for New
York 7t ship Carolina Grows London brss shAc
P.tens rewYort Frances sursens Proydence Isn osa'
Emma Chase Chase Portland Jne D0ten Grows hs~OissnA
AtClroeI a. 10th brig AlbatrO Potter. from brao u
IL days. =, , , t.,,., .,S p...h,.
4. xorton New scbr Angsnette Wa9inS
,o, g IAN bsTk Msnsoa Haskell Havana brig Eliza Dad
lev HopkIps do Iath bris TorBo Brown Boton sehf
Ellis sweetland Norfolk b. iisSe' LNon' Ne"AsA ~'~'
bris Patriot for Portland .,...
p.li. 25sh iu Doans. for Boston w wind
po.ten I.ybold Tor hrs Champion and True biae to
DO rescy Ga 18th schr Providencs, do
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

ga ct Bristol March IA ys. pysnt Hove Ns..o"sas ~
&c cs., ~ Ss-t..: aS:s IL An, Ns.yosa s..
rr, sh, Columbia Pros ss- YeL and "s sa ~ss'''
Dss.. s.ss 70 Isa::fy :I k':s s;,ss., S.fs.s Ss.yo
Sd IN s.fss, N.res t 4 SssYess fun liverpool sa'ias
Az c.:sis March is s.,os Krs~ss aud J'r's RsA
.,rs9S is Fsi tSs;n ., New Y.. .y.a.
Ar Il HsyTs Mare isey sl,ses.d Hsrdns ss~ot.sss,
sssts ci,s-S Co ssi.i r.ss F.asrSca is C.ss
NSIs q ss.s:S s s:- Yors ss cs,r.:
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Az aS T,ls..eh s.a sssf..: rss. sS S.s s
Golden Er, The;Eeke NswV e1s. Rasis sss.s Yss
psey G S'i Ss, * snr, poche. for Ns-rOrs Ia pert
uAli..Iss Js..s 10, San ssae.ee l.s 80. .s,..
A.: 61s:. s,s.,A'sss SO ~ ss' Va o.la ,n. s'-o:.
Ma1anre w.,sussst sa,iss!s; sss1sns "ese'i
S a sa1;iP Ant aiT's aSsa IS s;:x:;s
S,IS ' Ss,9; fT s
sld from Fg.hios sG.s: IN 81 plhs. H. S.~Ys
ar S.ysS 70 S.sS Esa Neg
AR st C.sl,r Feb Sc rOxA.i.n Iass.s, Lsnsos:
sd fren Catans Feb Il E. so,Gs De.nS M.s,,s sSs'r
AT :, ShTsi,.l March Flying E.sis Jous' Ns~YsA CD
81. Atalsya Nah, NewYcrt
Lverrco March ierh- Pheaix arrived from AawSrr ne
sreute h- CT the Anssesn 's9 fsAaeoo OF o's'
~reck,d ear Fcl,hrse
ulshTh, P.rhccr tom NewY,ts Liverpool sacre 10
ref in rSr, Of d.s wood and hs ~h sss
se Ifhe notrs expected the cargo VII -
s.ved. but ssip will b wreck. ,
Ihe CIV sf the Asbaua arrived I'm Ns~ Oe>ns have b-ea
eenurted 10 prison ariy when fcer days or
@ RIVER SS s. fs.S sSS lot sss:% .ss -: 20. L
nirs esnss I'd main ard mizsn risxins se - 49,,
p:4 ak x s ai.s a t@ @ q. re-
miS Ns s Mex rSs S 80. S' ks E asts.a tor Mo, -A
iron a tat wre st Re xnhAn River Avon
Refuge h.s GIFTED b. this evening tide ana II aow
he The neral oiui0o shat sac aea
hp ers position she s. TO- and het cargo eoia OF roa
,hs total wreck currently stated saN or
tsw, good abe would not ,ve met With the seesen
Bssford Mch -rhe Whole OF che ef the srst for
Yok exeert rails Of iron has been saved BY MI o. He'll sub
swSrs.a March le-Pu >unb~s W Of weather hp
Rip vnkle. smith Phsdeiphs tor Liverpool sud ~
ed 2h -
Grepsei March ship named Reliance, from Liver
tools Cor Fot,aud L ; Tut 10 here irth ns:, lessy
Srhe Cowes piot boat contest naVnS spoken
With ne hip q. oree C.nups fo NewYork for hsmours
tines Feb he Iedss Sof Larsen from Liusncs wnies
the Sea ef which unser the plea ootanss supply
.pr. sop finding armed And ready
defend then.~ivss che sheered Oh sgsn
F.ro March SAN the Danish ishtvesseh are now mo'ed
their respective estsious ,....-.. Mil
tween Msrbea Faensros Is met ree captain srn,ed sry
on the ID the Fortuna snd engaged the etc eer s
of bat che has returned without oc'hs
render her any assistance
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
1irf-prcct Hnifs


VNyORLDs SAFE COMPANY.-B Bankers, Brokers,
w sno all mercantile that require
et security Fe and Burglary vii hnd c their Interests
I5ile ImPenetrsbe safe and b.ns i'cs msnn
by maoy OF the banss IN the ,i'y 9"
NswYofk m Ia proportion OF tne sp@oie and
sapsr Of th city nightly deposited N hese eA
over hree hundred Banks the sstcs these szs no
Leeks 40 full protectors. IN their vsuls - 4.
n tb,t ore than all Safes sod foi ne IN
dis city are furnished this Company whe tue ssauinfe aHa
ah,y .,t iron safer hud their VoTeS ocsftoa
We challenged the wo1d 70 IKE aid burglar I o.
ske Crvssl Palace safes saj nohd OF sas
r,d wLich with descriptive circular and roIeeaoes 80 Ia
%
MORRIS & BRADLEY Asents
NB-Bapk Of si1e, Nsut Dors snd Flames mars
!, ereer on the principle
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Goal.

COAL.-I still sell my best Red Ash Coal, as usual
possible price 70. cash from Yards cor S
Sh-sv snd King and Greenwich No agents
TO fcn elfewhere. PEIEh GbINIon
4tED ASH CoAL.-spohn ana Lewis VEINS oy the
trad respectfully advised tha. the sabsthtcs
psIed s7pp IN greatly inereaso es taA bsst
.el@bsed .cs OF Coal om their mines n Belmont and 5u<
fsvor.he delivered AotId yeseh Po Mo-
-on. - n, e.1.i f1uu Scr. Ca bon R.rYLFR 20,
- W.Drtst. Phlsdeipbs