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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

eOweu, IL. Dec. Das sanse fSbtiIdt
Sncp gfcttns s1tdet ileste 9etsrn NIT elmer unse,
teuern Oebrtett. 2aiprence, Ssncw glctGinas
Ganttcat fir bas Mapcrssamt, 1851 Stimmen,
alle Qnpern i69.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

6T682 SmnttuNe unb 692 Gifen6abnwaasn
trereen alisin in Der Start 9lew gJrrf scfatren.-
Da'u acbSren 65t3 gferrr, 324 Gpnpufteure II.
1888 &inbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

RG-Seit ben Gsbtsn t2 Rcnaten baben itrr
1000 MrnIftn Stird Sdiftridr In ben amerifa.
niiden 0epaiIern ibr eebrn perIcren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

D6g-Otr Yllaa BON gapprn bat fir feline
Easalfrte 5000 is4si4dlfse gifUIrn in amrrita
bfitelt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

s9r Gr.prGiiprnt 5ilmcrr tpire sieIIritia ala
nadifer Ganbtpat fir Die SrSFprntI6ait pprs
gubituu sctrd6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

hsr bnsu erfcrtsrli&n Spfer su iitsrtrsiFsn, 70 III
es sepiB baS Srlt Der Ser. Staaten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

R8- Buds Gauntp bat. ME Der ,.WiUrarn.
iltrn' ia9t, nifbr cenn $4,000 iu Der 2cttcrie.
s Gel6iGte vUn 6rtspr9 unb SO. tsisritcurrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
MQcnfGurto ay@.
OeitttpDcb, See. 30, 1854.

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bauern
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

California. Die in glep Orleans Elm,
setrcifensn 9la6rdtrn' bis gum %. entbalten me-
mig bon gB6tigtcit. Die @el6afte in San
5raneiscc seten i'm aGsemenen iebr i6ipa6, unp
man erpartet, DAP fie niht scr pem neusn Sabre
iid beiiern rerpen. Scn ben Minsn lauten bic
Scr'6te siiniiis; in sinisen @esenben pirp jeppd
lelr iiNer hen MAnael on WaHer aefIaat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

Cola Wpntes. Die init bem Dampfihiifs
9icrttern Sight, rclGcs in rsr 5rsitas Nadt NIT
SSG0,000 Wclb, atsr rbne peitere Nadr6ten
bon Nittelamerifa anfam. iitrrtraGtm 8tdttrr
enttalten biz 9lct,, bab bic Cola Mcntrs am 81 .
pUriscn Mrnats im GraB Bailey (5bale) nit rem
9lepafteur eines portisen glattss Geanpal Bate,
neil prrielte einen 2lrtifel aus Der q. q. Smes
cpprt bnttc, in tpel6er Gpta's eben nidt auI bic
etrenSpalc seeiie scradt purpe. Sic itiir,te nit
eincr 8eitpeitI6e in Der einen unb Der 3rtuns,
wprtn ter Qrtifel entbaltrn, In Der anbrrn Sanp
in Elm 98irtbsbaus, mo rrr 8epaftem li6 gerabe
tcfanc, unb ppIlte NIT Der 9teitpeitl6e auf tn 5u,
idla9en. Oils iie bic 9eiti6e ni6t antrinsen
fcnnte, seriuate fIe ibre 3unse unb lief an Dem
Gpitcr aud ntdt Elm sutrS 5aar. Dieter bliet
gan, folttliti9 babel, unp ais bic umIebencen
auf itre auffcrbrruns ibr ndt teilanben, Iub fis
bic 8anse @'eieai&aft Elm, Gins init ibr su trntsn,
mas bic riiOen ealifUrnier unsalant ssnus waun,
aus,uIh(aaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20

- o. Der tbtmaIiae Commodore Stcdtcn unc
ipSter Senator fat ii4 fir Die Snpp,9lptbinss
erftSrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-20
eaus Orm ptri4t Dfs S4ab(thretars.

Die gtnnatmen pes nit hem 80. Sunt 1854
enoenren 5nan3jatrss tetrugen ....
lleteridub pcm lsbten Sabre sci ,942,992
einsan8SSbtle 6f.224,t90
SeTentlide sGnSereirn 6,470,798
SerI9lcpenrs E. e. 954,7I6
SIM Gan;en: sos, ,492597
Da9r0en trtru8rn bic aus9abfn:
GiUitIiite s 4,6f9,334
Oepartement nes GuSWdrt9en 7,726,677
Seri6teprnes. t3,531,3t
Oepartement ees Snntrn 2,609,054
8rie9eoepartement tf,733,626
Wartntpepartement t0,768,t92
3;nien u. attragun9 Der Naticnal
Shulo 24,336,3 $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

THE LOST CHHD.--0n Saturday morning of
last week d little girl some three years old,
daughter of III. McCabe, of this town. started
with her older brother to drive the cows The
little boy after sending his sister home through
the woods, went off to play, and did not re-
turn until about oclock, P. N. The parents,
supposing the girl with her brother, remained
unconcerned until his return, when the truth,
the awful truth to parents mind, came upon
them, that their child was lost in the woods.
Rapid search was made by the almost frantic
mother till evening, when, the father returning,
the neighborhoed we're rallied, and the woods
for limited distance were searched, but in vain.
No trace or track could be found. The search
was continued during the night with torches,
but without success. 1t was dark and rainy.
The mother became wild and frantic.
Morning came, but with it no child. Early
on the Sabbath our village was summoned for
assistance, Never was call SO cheerfully and
heartily responded to. Every body that was
| able to travel was on the ground at s o'clock.
Lines were formed with men SO elose that not a
foot of ground could be passed unnoticed This
| The woods in which the child was supposed to
| he were some two miles through from East to
| West, and about thirty miles from North to
South, This body of men had made one search
through, and were making another still farther
South, wheu the child was found When first
discovered she stood by the side of large berry
patch quite unconcerned, where she had eyi-
| IDENTIFY picking and eating, Never did we hear
such shours as resounded through those dense
woods, from one end of the line to the other
1 Horns were blown, guns were fred. and all
kinds of demonstration of joy were manifested
| Almost in an instant scores had gathered around
the child. all anxious to see the lost one.
Never shall we forget the look of that father,
as he gazed upon this once lost treasure.
Eagerly seizing her, and impressipg kiss upon
her cheek, he kneeled down amid the gazing
crowd, with hands and eyes uplifted toward
Heaven, and exclaimed from the bottom of his
heart, and with feelings that brought tears to
all eyes: "God Almighty bless you! amen!"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14
REMOVALS-REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.
.sITY OF LOUISIANA-LAW De

E UNIVERSITY OF LOUlSIANA-LAW De-
u PARTMENTThe Lectures in thiB Department will
second MONDAY Of November and continue
branchs the Civil Common. Constitutional and Intern
on Law well Equity Juprudence and Practice
will be delivered by four Professors. ..n.
Those By Professor MeChleb will treat Of LEs. |
tons Masters and Mariners Collisions other
Bypoh Contracts for Maritime
Services in Building Repairing and Supplying Ships. .
q international embracing the Law OF Prize and the Pace
Of Prize Court the Absolute Rights States in their pacific and
The Jurisdiction Of the Courts Of the United Sa embracing
the Original Appellate Iurisdicton Of the Supreme md Circuit
Pze and Instance courts Of Admiralty. &
Those by Professor RGndeli Hunt will embraee-la7
l. Commercial Law relates to Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Property and Contrae Mercantile Remedies Tbey will
Sole Tsds Partnerships Corporations Of Principal and Agent
B Exchange Plomissory Notes Shipping Bad
msnts and Contracts with Carriers Consrts 81 B
Salvage Of Sale Guaranies Lep
q The Cfmual Practice Of Criminal Jusdc
ton. fsH
8. The Law OF Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will embrace +
The Common Equity jurisprudence aud Practice
PieadinsHin civil Gases at Common Law.
Q. Constitutional Law. Ig.- 4"8 y ".4H""5
Those by Professor Roseiius will embrace ..
The Civil Code Of Lusns connection with the Roman Span
h French Laws Critical Analysis Of the Decions Of II
Supreme Couri Of the State. d.
Land Titles, whether derived from England Spain
United States. |g. s.DR-tYg .1a a'.Y.rl
g. Practice Courts
The Degree f Be eos Of will be conferred those student
ny who ha have attended full Of Lectures
after having read weye montba under the direction Of
specable who sha examination the
rous Profeseors, be found deserving Of the honor.
The each Professor dolars matulaion fe
FIVE dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma.
Faculty
New Orleans.
anil 2awdhvtd C. RoSELIUS. Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

e Iss4uzsa E a T q o ]i;sssss 81
ROUTE from Buffalo ana Nagara Falls Rive,
sai ass ans
and al Montreal Atlantic Lawrence Rsosd St.
champain Rfead for Portland White Mountains
'''''N -. Time-74 houra s9 Montreal 7 .s. ia. 4 81
STATE Capt Ledysrd, NEW YORK, Chapman. leave
Lewiston daily Sundays at Cape Vincent
entire the Thousand Islands Rapids
ST. Lawrence, by daylight o'clock
Passengers leaving Buas o'clock M. have
leaving O'clock have houra as The
from Buffalo arrive forhe
Buffalo ogdensbug at O'Clock morning
Immediately, arriving at Boston haass O'Clock,
- THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. tJe5.
ONTARIO, Captain Throop. CATARACT Captain Ees
NoRTHERNER, Captain chda leave Lewiston daily
half to Niagara Falls touching kohsaer swego sseket
Haror kingston Clayton ogdenug with
and the Rapids Of he beautiful ST. sy daylight
Meeting with The sna Boston Railroad Rouses Point
The ab5ye Buffalo daily Sundays But
Niagara Falls Ra:ead O'clock afofdng
viewing Brooks Monument. Heights
the Suspension Bridge scenery
Niagara River through Moarea direct leaving half
fG I
the boat all the Thousand Isands by
light changing boats and taking the splendid
dahng Of the noble st. Lawrence arriving st
Montreal ats O'Clock the same day time tS.he Quebec
the Line built expressly speed
comfort having all the equipments aasy required
With spacious and beautiful up cabin entire length
a. Passengers can procure information
/ opposite and Niagara Fais Railroad Depot.
T oces Cataract House and international Hotel
/
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
d TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMTTAscE, will be the price
hsFfa5's g sss'i'sas FssE of
has ss 5
@ S%sss.
Ts ssf M a. Ps IL
vagabls s9llsssi9n the Western HsnphsIs ,
.oknanshp Many choice Statues bssdss
eb1ss e he s s. ss II s r. s
celebrity ~ u. =. Ires''
GEPE % in
NINETY FEET in and S @ rpH the
SAND YEARS OLD has been the Crystal Palace by
Palace %
ss 5 e '..,'a,
h5s
closing december provided ,ha, ne said In
@ BY Toss
sfeosD GOLD MEDAL costing One Thousand Dollars.
81 @ a'is
F Be- ps @ ban1S eas
sqavasnt cash. prsisaed nysators whose IN
year me Crystal Palac.
after the adudged most excellent as aforesaid.
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS, costing one Hundred Dollars each
their equivalent plate cash preferred Artists
Original Works completed the Crystal
exhibited therein aforesaid shall most worthy
such distinction after the excellent aoesad
The abest and most respectable Jury that can be
appointed critically several
the prizes The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such Jury Jurors and hope 70 be
the appointments before the
The Association WILL their discretion award
the Exhibitors Inventors Of such articles possess eri
sufficient to entitle them to such distinction.
ALL articles which worthy place this Grand
position the Worlds Art, admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Police attendance and and tn
protecting articles exhibited but the Aocia
tion disclaima for loss damage 70 such
All umbIah lett Of the stand dooi
the Crystal Bonded Warehouse visitors per
mitted to size out the
myl9tf P. T. BARNUM President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

Notwithstanding from ship Heber-
~ 500 boxes No. Fire Crackers.
50 bble Crushed and Powdered Sugars
25 bo1ss Lost do. '.
500 mats Cassia q. .- T.
90 packets Java Coffee.
loo boxes John D. Leas Soap --a- ....-...
IS half btls split Pens. $3.50
5000 reams Straw Paper for sale by t,y' Z
SIS A, d, GRIEFF co, 90 and ~ Old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

al ECRET ETDlSEASES-Office w Customhouse
street. between Royal and Bourbon
would call citizens nave
unfortunately entaed upon The
speedy oMerouy Balsam Cubsbs other
Poisonous Drug in from days. without any
from himself trial they Dc not tnee & cure no
the many have
effected which pronounced ncurabe by
Since Dr. James these emedesin this CITY the nume
rouu that have the nese
but whatthey nave
cures and order that the afflicted avail o.
newly and provdena discoveries Dr. mas
served sT Ofsea hours rom 7 a NJ tn Pm ehl3 lylp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14
FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT-The subscribers intending to A.
ILL., into STORE No Msgszne street, &3
the STORES at occupied by them No. 10 ras
running uniting
session to be given frat Of October. .ss-ma t-s,5
These Stores
ton desirable either large Dry Goods
Commission business. DAVID TAYLOR a CO,
sill 10 5ravier and 50 Goa street.
EsOR RENT.-Seyeral fine OFFICES in &A
the building occupied BY the undsrsgned, of Camp
street and Commercial aey.l o. rt5i5-
F0R RENT.-A well-located and roomy Lot,
n OF St. Joseph ST. Charles Streets storage
Coal, States, Bricks, &c.. will be rented low. Apply at
my2s sf@ rs BANK PLACE.
SToRE TO RENT Immediate posses an
~ givenThnt large etory (ganite
good tenant
granted. For further particulars apply to ~
apis RAKELLI Co.. 81 Common street.
STORE TO RENT.-Possession given lst an
~ October nextThe three story brick Fulton &n
Grod and Notre Dame Streets econd from the
Of Grod Broom sreet running through from Fulton New
street, having BOTH To
permanent tenant, terms will be liberal. Apply TO
apls BARELLI d CO., 81 Common street.
VENO RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
story BRICK STORE street, between
Girod Dame
ming Streets having
lont, opening on BOTH Ts 1@# As~
For fur her particulars, apply 10 - ..a-r.I
jas1s & BARELLI a. CO., 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

a USP ENSION BRIDGES.-NOTICE
Engineer Bridge Bnder will the sss
spP Ohio Hudsop other River in the United States
He will srsss ssupoRs or K9N @ r. pER
pended either from Timber Brick sone Cas- wrought ro
Towers as locations and with either Strap IRON W
Cham Cables He the Potomac CltY or the
East Riverfr from New York; Brooklyn er Wiiar
son River from West Point to the Eastern ahoreF -
Cabls was suspended during this ReyolutionaryW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14
ESIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, ETC.

EISH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
a LARD oIL-l5O bbls Winter Strainedi
SPERM OIL-i0 bbls :.
WHALE ofL-l0 bbls f..
TANNER Oils bbls Bank and Sfaitsi
LINSEED OID--3o bbs Boiled and RAW
NEATSF0dT oIL-20 bbls Purei, Z
CASTOR OIi-25 hbls Blows -..=..
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-20b bbs
AlCOHOL-20 bhs;
MACkEkEL-l000 packages Nos liz anu o.
SALMON-200 pkgs, bbls and kits ~
CoDFISt-5G0 Churchi's;
HERRING-l00 bbs and 200 boxes Scaled; s..
sHAD-50 halves and so quarters ,,o.:
TONGUES AND SQUNDS-20h halves and euR'tui
SALMON TR0UT-l0 bbs o.,
CANDLES 90 boxes Sperm, and s0V do. S!af,
S0AP-300 boxes Iackson's aud LveTmofe'si
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 hbs 7z-
TEASE pkgs Imperial and Pouchongi
LEMON SYRUP-l00 boz xes various oranoai
BRANDY-9nq or. and rs eighth casksi
WHISRY-50 6bls Old Bourbon, 25 bbs Monongahelai
MADEIRA VINES eighth casks, very hne
CRASBERRIES-l0b bbls, 20 half and 10 Or;
RAlSfNS-l00 half boxes; 49,
500 boxes Pie Fruits Pickles. Preserves Jsiss Jams fePpe
Sauce Lobse Clsm Salmon Boiled oas Beer
Oliver Yeast Powders assorted FOR sale
myl3 j. ii, CATER CO., 13 and 10 common street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

FXCHANGE ON Barring BROS. & Co,
= Loudon-ln sums to suit purchasers, for sale by
J.P. WHITNEY d CO., Canp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

Week Days From IA. NJ. to 6p.M.
FIcE Hours. Sttnfaus and HOLIDAYS From to II A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14
1gS1#' 4fsl
NUMBER les.
DAILYCR CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. 9s ST. CHARLES STREET,
regularly saaerib4rs bfs
day tandsy ysar,
she onee or seenss week payable TO the CarYiers.
4 ne THE CALCULATION 1890
Of the Cnssnss Daily snd Weekly such oser desirable
medium to Adverssrs. A f7- lfl
A FAMILY PAPER
tulates largely and early
articles sold Asa
solunus. No
fanilisss, sss ~
OUR TERMS
invite the attention and patronage sha pa
ApvERTIsfHs:
Ten Insertion
Livery suossquent Insertion 50
the Second Psge charged
Discount viii ade with hoss By
for shorter time.
All Adysrtissments will be pubhed
charged accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-14

'iasI nssn ep ALEXANDER KENNY
s-se5e. a.# No. l5,s23 y,&f .5zf sr.5e .
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri tacias to me di-
Gaiennie First Justice If the Peuoe for
he Parish Orleans will sell Public Auction on Jed
NESDAY September I8h 1854 70 O'Clock on the premises of
Kenny defendant Melpomene pyades street Mar
Ts,ms-Casb, isil j. j, HOPPE, Cona,able.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
Ia " LNIELLIGE.NCE.
TBE COURTS

aPPEALs FROM NsRISE C0JRI
The COpf Of Common Peas, speci. Term, h,, decided
.pposl from Marine CourT be sds directly from
the yirgi Lts day. ssd ou' the General
Term cf that Cosri there 81 Aornl Latter
q Of that Cog be chocJss BAT II
dois tterfs than DELAY Of from The tine =
originally tie be oses isb Of bis spPe .ao Com
Pless
SUITS By NaRRILD WONTy RILiTi0y TO THEIR ows
PRoTERrr.
In sut at Supreme Court few days $50 brought by
married repee to her ese motion d>
compliant irrssular the hubaad Of the psI
b.,ng Improperly untei with Der n toe 1 ho usKt esI
Jud.e Roosevelt. deciding the motion sid there nothing ia
the Co5e p,ohps h1.bsnd joir In next fsnd N
wife o. % IL the Of divorce ~hee As at
be ss,ip the hu,b-nd He tho sb that The wife hold
option with her hosblnd DsI heni
third ray being should the husband BE-
oed in b suit that The fe should be e oned in tue maoasT
troyo,d To- by the or 1919 in slon, us' ,is BY her to
hsrpsrai. property before the Court 10 s
beir will the husband hei, iend is With her eltre
sops.At old thick proper ttt wonar should he
the Judge eIPrcss~d il merely Dees1'es
Cout In with her h1sba-d tie dsat
the oou end gave :h ss Which f1recoiro
10 favor Of plaintiff paid her individually
Last he special SgPcnor Court hs~e7et n the
ce. cf b. I'd Smith friend lss
Resiuey alleged belong to tue wife
that - frnsns fend with view in the event Of
the ; not btz .uooefu and tie hsbzuG
IL ttat the suit should be brought By
the vLe With ihd next fiead sad peon 10 Dc
approved with liberty make the husband ~a them
sin.if O. make him Complaint 10 be Gnendd sc-
corous, or Of lot being nded the n 70
susested tat good plan vo-!d ne
rule lad By Juig Rooeyt h liberty 70 osied
where doubt re'pnsby to require security
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Tn srABBISG ArrRAY IL JAMES 81 Il esS'ua! 'ne
sres engaged in the stabhng adfay IN james 81 oa SUI
ds, nis bi in which young man named imam ha:ae'
ws seriously sDd p.rhaps stay Injured we're o'Ousn' e
fore Justice Suiih for q hearing The accused "'o Que
s,c.nop sre Italians aud boarded st the house e' Au
,hon, Smith in James opposite Mereen Iae'f names
are ANTONY Mordgap, Ssvstcna Potsssa Cnares 'tel
Camille Mstsle and Smith the keeper OF 1he mouse a Vi
xbom are IN custody Tie only witness e1 ,mnea s~
Iobn Lockwood who testified TO the effect that "Iam
Hugbes Patrick Labey and himself went into smith house
an Saturday night about l2 O'Clock and Lshey "ao was
;,,o,ic,ed called for something to drink Ih' pn'one"
.,e All there a, The time Ms Smith hfss refused 70
,.mpy with the quest but subsequeniy brought ou'
to,s ot liouor and each was provided win ea~
y,p,ss and Hughes did not drink but Lsaey ad' s''i
.h;cb he became noisy snd insulting and created qaM
I .;,b ,hs bonders and struck ST one OF them L'es
od then took held Of Lahey and conducted nun Tue
wv and on going out Lshey was struck on toe noAs .!
.ome one witness did not know who While N 'n0 '""!
hs beard scufng inside and presently hasnS' .'"I "
,ou.,a tbem and all three proceeded % 50 o1' W.
m~oh.s exclaimed that be was stabbed IN three t'
,sne., saw no o. ac the wounds WAS lin'7" ''o''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
a. snnors

TIE Bosrd Of Brokers meet IN their new rooms in
lie Corn EIehsrg ge BuiiDg The Improvements recently
made BIZ hanging drspery sbou' the eelng and changing
the Presidents abe have remeded the objections 10 il
Clearing Houzs for the Banks Is about to be esssb
lshed az BostOn.
Tie Sata of South Carolina hss authorized nsw State
loan Of s2sa0O z MS. the senionnua interest psy
able at Charleston TheOad Tor the Improvement OF the
State Csri,oI al Columbis.
From Ne, Oreans We hear that the Illinois Oh Tue
way fom Aspinv 81 with about million in go'i Inc
vii a, as, ,BppIy the demsId for the week 80
The money market is very active but the supply ioi
,beorte wants seems be sufficient on cal az eeai
Paper goes is strictly first class KAlrosd aeps
suces are lisli per cent The weekly n4hx nv
communion Of the contraction Of loans and d.
,,s.s Of .bou, Isi nsn ia spseis which = lees teaa
a., zeaGaly s1pctE Tie decrease "a lAas .sss.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25
WILLLAILSB TRGH LIk.HS.

FATAL ACCIDEST-On Sunday afternoon. shortly sfter
soe i"s fou' Of o. F',tsrt FI -Etd
TesiuE Green Soin crushed ossh drassrhF
TIE neuib - Ns~fo-n bTd- Cfooer H1.sr4 hsf ia i-
g. Bdsv tie tss i.1 lsi
The ws of fh bs.e un9s-rvsa ,ai "a;
the tfSEs eos-d The brigsus7 ga
ots-gEe hin lze pssFeE. s-cler
vtIget II sseidsEtAl dean IS rendered
EaBTZZLEsEST Gc0ps ET CLERK-A young IN
sanfd c. hfa ce bloom Psf street. o. SsS
YOib urS-F ks rsfaca Va Il.
Ffst b. Ne0lOTk ocs rSzri'-r Eita ossr Ner
s6hsss f sDh' ina ood oossss u P.nsnS hs usbs-s
s. so0yuia ~ 90 dnrE ID. Oa sstnisy fore
be leave th- ~th rurbe Of Ps1sus
Ia I'D ~ fJo- b. tae porter n css%
I'D GL5 sbe-e he fhr f1r SAL, M ~
yorh e bs foHIs which he eoaf~s q -,
Acceses .cofcsE!y taken Ses York
HUsnsND ESTfCLD AWAY r-Yesferisy nfteynpon
Iereoshl- sppes'ibE arrested aud bouEh o.'rs
lice Bo<s ofsrs Csfnsrns Bo7b
Yok sbo ohsTsa h., With bas dsod-flY dsa-aE
III II b. family k1sa1d ~ SO,h
Sh sive
fsn, The hosss sgDed b.rssf and .KAe.fuia
Jus-f~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-25

BorrIRY oN THE FivF PoIyT' A msn narsi Is1-T
hTs'ci wL gro.y hto1o.ted th Dislt of the m o. -
sps,a - e..t f,o. fse Polar. asd ,S-', r5 Cd o IS,
ga o. So .1~sss I.. ,so'. ss.sr,d
sfe.sh oI'e sueer .rd eaged .,st u s,ve b. n' -
- IN ey.Is .sent. Of the t,- Poio 's ' ,,,.,
- sn he iob-s Wadost Ard The ..-n e-' 'n-9o
b. q, So ir- -easo could - .oto zoe s'e''-d O.
the psrsor.
RIcovLRY o. STOLEN PRoFrRIT-OwEEHsW WAITED
sof- Of 5.s. Boyd 10 e =. Lsas sa,s't
sperm esnoi h ~heh he bievs ese-Ped Yo.tersV nora
p q esnes. .ss thea t. o
srt o. tee iISetot of ee sto'e snesd o.ssa ns tos
oss. t. fnS a iss,s ford ees y eosi. O. q .,s
se a. Sf .heh sre s.opssd to have been :;oeo ras
es,d ~ by JSee Bs.t to srst eSaan.sSn The pro,ssy
eau - 'esI At The Lower fohee Court
LaHcfNr ~ LAGER BIER sHop-M, Ro,in. Sacks,
..aI.r q ss,i r;hop a. No 9 c., aIpse- ~"ysstd,,
ose Is1ry beS S M % ls ss & ' % @ S, a1 5
Ia.s ks III II. comp .r.St .;.5.: th,
obt.d lo Gsroi- sy Webb By
ehse Hsar, Bishop n ~ siff.atfort :. Wa. ssi
btpdsnsn..
CHARGE or ENBEzlrENEsT.-Ls Lsonsrd y. Shaw,
o. s a,sI b. o SS.ai @ 10 ,l
s he r. etIa IN III h'.6s t:,ntl .sbtssss .i5 -
Justice Bossii for examination.
RonBrRr Br PonrlE.-OGicers Knner and Smith
ofihe bts.Tve Cp ih- OF Chif
ysts csy a'sd Wo Cohen apasseria the gopss
wsehoLsS No - Nurrss~t charged ~h robbny h1 spl1e
r. large amount be Ofcen recovered RON
the acc "d beo sold them the S1. Of e
log OF Psns Lshou sLd ss hats ppoe5 that hs a,d
tposed Of oiA-rnt 10 the
sOtds than hts Vifs
10 WDlAmsbT TEh and reoe k,nd-0n- s.sy. Justice
boss't fOu United the seeasee 10 await elimination
sELLIsG OnscEsE Booxs-A man named wm Wilson.
Going bu'Dess in -rr.sed ~ OfseTs Han
bin and Weed Of 'he Tnud Ward Police charged with lns
,etne boois 70 John Graz oahf9 Tseds Of p-rod.' &c
on the shop Of The accused about ors sud
Def,rs
Justice BcRsr nud held bail 500 The
boy vss detained Witnest ssaibst him