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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13
=, FRA al. EX riitss, NorItE-pHnIsKN q KINGS Viz


~ ginn and North Carolina Freight, Package, ahd Parcel
EMPRESS, PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
The fropreors having bought the OF Dodges
virginia and North carona Express and made arrangements
with the New York and Virginia steamship Company the
OF their Express between New York and Richmond,
take pleasure In informing the merchants and public generally Of
Richmond that they with and
under charge Of special every Of Freight
valuable Packages Jswelry SpcIe Bank Notes. EchAng Ac
Of all orders large small with prompiness and
dey aud at the lowest rates Our In the
cypress business North and East ample ability and
determination To make this popular Virginia and
Hsh Carolina, hope, will be to the
chants Of this city to enhance their interest by giving
their Propretors
satisfaction their beth regard to
w. p. PARIsEN,
j. H. KING,
Projectors New York
WIN H. MAuLE Agent Pearl street, door from MAN, under
oteF nanL ~.
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- heretofore existing tween the snbscrbers this day dis
solved mutual
them for and all those will come
forward and settle their respective early possible
with either " US. X. o. HAsKINS,
Sept !, 1883. LUTHER LIBBY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

disposed Of my entire interest in the EsPre,s
business heretofore known Dodges Vrgna and North
Carolina Express take pleasure nding the
n at large the enicrpslnE gentlemen composing the of
hssIs PiREE Kwo, who have assumed that busnsssas En-
prs.,PorwardeIl LEVI DODGE
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PTOprIftoTs, NeW TOT1
ToIeT A Once,
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ARAE RERHeRHER
at ASS ssyR,.sSa @
departure Of the Trains viii Be ioiovs
Leaves Riehoua, daily sundays excepted, O'clock A. A.
Leaves Petersburg daily Sunday. s.oeted.a' o'clock. p NJ
Leave, Richmond daily,N 4esoet. P. N.
chdren three year. ase-.srrsn
discount 10 each fare when ticket,
Al. At as ONCE persons getting on the where
T.s in SS bland Damn. Western
GreenesbOiOugh, North Carolina, 1000
s Sss%s,oa. DO 90 iMsSSS
s sssl;sissy, % 90 90 ,a.SSSs
Tickets to ws'ds Sss SS T Ss 81"
lay, sss%Srs & aud
capan William C. smith, Norfolk the inter
yars to Norfolk Portsmouth,. ....... .....
The ali article: Tor Norfolk and SnS the
different landings River, paid advance
ha sy s Il .n S the
expressly stated on the they permitted to on the
car. a:ss Boat " the case ~asS be- ruos pop.Mr,p s.p
F,op NoH n MND rSitrsMo,Inm ae ssssuI
tavori,e ,eamboai AUGUSTA, under The com
%sHa e. Capt WIN smith aud yOrss :. the
sumed her upon via wa,,ha havinsbeen
ini.Ssl .itS Life Boats. life rrs,ISsrs Force Pumps:
the appliances required by the Act the safety
The running will the
and faIy %Sn"s a, sS SSSa on N.
viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, att AN.
Pare Between RisSoai, coss,, Ring; Mini and drove
Children over three years and not over twelve years Of age
Mali half prize. 70
servant, to any point on the river 90
Meals ssss RIOS F,p sss.;iasa;,.n, IS
llOCsE-frRNI.III>G HhRDwARE-we are now in
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VNLANNAGAN. sTOKr- u 60. oGer for sale:
H 200 hhds PR and o Sugars
10 kegs Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars
200 bbls C0fee
70Ob9 Is Rio Coffee; 200 Ia gura do: lsOJayado
100 bids Cuba and Sugar House Molisses
6ObDlsH o
1900 kegs Nails and Spikes assorted
80 boxes TalOW, Sperm and Adamantine Candles
40 boHcssoAp; iJ1dozsn Painted Buckets
coo Reams Paper; 80 chsstTeas, assorted
100 bbls Herring; % bbls Pure Cider Vinegar
200 Sides Sole Leather
Pmenio Ginger; Pepper Eutmegs; Bed
Blasting and Sporting Powder Candle Wick Shoe Thread Corn
starch Pearl starch; Window Glass; Putty Cgat Bered
Steel Cast steel Alum Salt Pere; Blue stone
wood Yeast Powders Gloves; super o. Sa dass TumI-rs
&C. augt-grn
UhHtGs MRDIIINPS, FAINT. OILS. &r.-Tir sutscT
beers ar" now receiving aud will continue "a receive fresh
Os Nashc PtineTs Copr, Window Glass all together
and English Chemical Medicines, bye siuG
~ aTces All u goods having selected with particular
reference the purity Of each aud article that
confident PySaus Country Merchants Planners
10 their Interest 10 cali and examine stock prices which
will compare vOraby with offered IN this market
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared and their orders
faithfully filled under Immediate inspection Goods
aud forwarded with the utmost and espatsh.
r. JOuNSTON A BROTHER,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
Ilb Main street, Richmond, Va
~. ". Web In store ten thousand SeFars, n qualities
prices also Chewing Tobacco, manufactured expressly
sales, Which recommend asbeng really superior
SEQ =. j. nRO
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ApooTs BoOTsi BOOTS l-gentlsmen's Boots,
hb inside ORDER Five and ss Dollars pair these
BOot ~ nice snd will them 10 be Really Good
and wear well, we have large stoek ~ them.
de 30 PUTEEY, WATTS PUTHEY.
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fuNuE SUBsCkBEk has Just received
accommodating terms, the following Wines per ship "iiei.
1lebug, his direct Importation France, viz:
WINES OF BURGUNDY
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UNITS IMPROVED PATENT WHEAT DRILI--The peror-
OF this Drill the last entirely Satisfaco
and poken 81 Ia terms o high by those who
used it, therefore f warranted in recommending IL as ine
rior hitherto Invented: u Is simple In it, construction
rabl and liable of order and the price OF II less
than that Of other Drills Those who he the
coming season. respectfully requested to forward their orders
early, To avoid disa ppointment. II. BALDWIN,
anil No Ia Ma sire
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FAIL IMP0RT4 TI0N,

WIZ DuTLxn, Imporer, Main Street. ree.iv.
w Ing direct from the Europe apd this
country one Of the largest stocks Caina
Gdsser Loofing Gid.ses Casors, fncy Goods he ha,
ever heretofore offered TO the trade.
he sont
Virginia, Carolina NAV
upon making hsr purchasesof him articles
be bought In Northern markets.
Au
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= PRChL NOTHH-New YORK aud vIrsinia6 sSssSn

hhps' phnr Tuba Moias.e.. sarly crop, foI sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

expected. II is quite natural that under such oircu
stances the Boymds should try to e'ade the signing
of such an address.
Prince Psshkiewitch is said to have been removed
from the command. he has gone 10 fodo'la' W Hi'
estates to restore bis health, impaired oy the HARSH
fever and wound. ~
The ipsurreetion in Spain seems to be iAIIure'
tn, Time, strongly takes the side of the rebel Gene
rails who are now retreating in Ae direction oil ror
tusal Its said that the English Government was
not altogether unconcerned in the rising ana 'nA' i.
is only portion of scheme to unite the crowns u
Portugal and Spain on the head Of the yoa'niu mug
Of Portugal. who was just here on visit TO MS pa
tersl aunt the Quean asd is now in Brussels 10 De
initiated BY King Leopold of Belgium into the mystic
res of Cuburg politics. This accounts for the yn'
nstbv of The Times with revolutionary movement.
suspicious ship has been seen of the coast OF the
Romspns under a red flag. The PaPsi revenue
steamer fred bullet throughits rigging but the my'.
,erous ship returned the fire and brought the fapai
flag dOwn-it disappeared in the direction OF Naples
The account is furnished by the Austrian papers:
ihc "0'""-' ~ A =. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is good demand for West
and State Flour, and prices have further advanced
l2l a25c bbl. Canadian Flour is quiet. Sour held
at So.
The sales OF Western Canal Flour sum up 400 bbs.
Sc g. 50 for Common good State So So o. for
Ordinary State 81 CO IS IS for Wisconsin and 81 81
60 S7I for Common to good Ohio.
Southern lour is firm, the demand is moderate Sales
900 bbls at s5Od9 90 for mixed to good Baltimore &C.
Rye -Four unfrm, 80 Sc for fine Corn Meal is IN
changed. Sales 100 bbls., at 81 for jersey.
GRAIs-A better market, with good demand and mod
crate stock sales OF 900 bush red Upper Lake at 81 So
and 400 bush white Michigan at 81 o. shoat Oats ore
frner and in better demand at 45g4sc for State and
Western.
Rye is inactive at 81 23dsl %. Corn is Ic higher
but the demand is not very active sales % 900 bush
7ls74c for Western mixed 7ss sOc. for Southern yell
low 74a77c. for round yellow; sias3c for Southern
white, and 6si s7oc. for unsound
WHISKY is hrmer with only limited demand sales 50
bbls. at 2s.c for Ohio; Prison is beld at CSC.
PRovIsioss-A frner market for Pork this morning
Sales OF Mess a, sl2 and Prime at $40 25sslO 81.
Beef is wiihcu. change sales Of repscked Chicago q,
SIS 75a SO country Niece, sl2 els; and city Mess
els so. Lard !. steady a, 81 e0ic. Butter is frner
State, liz eOc. Ohio. ieoi7e. Cheese dull .. ssic.
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and c.u.a. sssss Dbl IsD.s cors a..r $3.50
R,ehard.o. Brother. & Co.'S Circular.

Per Pa1fel LirERPooL, IiA mo Iu,a, lSN
In a. ds;rct costinne eIpsnencs vet sad unEena
utbr OF he nsi Of tie 9Th kHd Oh had
and then showers ~h ab.ene~ OF
sl SIN. rtors the Of the PAO- d-sse have
reached the Cheshire de Of the and sso from various
localities 10 lrelsnd .s-,-
notwithstanding these unvorsbe eeumnee The trs- h.
~.r In an forced sale. Of WHEAT ana
ors have under the prices u Frd.y
Isps experienced scve ssmnc for feeding puf
transit Mdnd districts. snd for Shipment eo.Tsy ana oar
relieved tins description Of the coaconed
ubite yellow there iftle o---
BY inpor st shove ttsi -p'rs rork forms
the priucfa every other .ricie TIE surpiy s.
LivESPooL, Ia No lltA, 1885,
moderate attendance market tbs uorntaf
ard surrg par Of the weather Each tae' hAa
fer days previously, Which had the E EJECT o.
tie ELoUR trades and Of both articles the sales elected
retail character AID of such decline o. u to ID
7s submitted the general Of foreign Whes; and %
the Of last tie value 81 Ia. 70 good
auss Of American and Canadian White beinl 10 sd Oil
70 r5s and Of Baltimore and Canadian Flour JSi G-ss
CoRS continued for edns the eKFeo- Pm
Of our lsst- 8, =,
load
ho supply but the demand extremely slow f-due'
non OF Id = IS Ds
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Passengers Arrived

IN ne Sfeomship Illinois from AsIinWa-Geo w Moore.
Tichnor Pulssk jacks n IS Lahns l.. Castle, Capt C. W
Ciunnsl ". Thompson. JI Capt W Badger Capi O. Wes
shon II Perry Madam Margnet ID Flint Capt ksarney, N
McLaren, Mn, Tuc.er II. Cook X Sloan, Barber, Geo
Mtlms family, W. r Co.'S Mess A Ostmsn, \ % .
Mess r. KemDly d. keeser. Mrs Robinson, j. Lampdon M.
Ec and chd Geo Young. j. J. McNamee aud lsdY
Wells H. Mclean Maseucraft. Mrs Silyerhorn, 4. Kline,
Drumars hlr. Little. L. Schroeder L. Gosehsa = Reeve u
Hpchi,d Bancroft Mrs Thrift and infant w. W Peek o. r
Huf J. Clark ~ Levy, Unz H. nepperTan Jno Dcsen'on
Mines and lady NJ Shaben, ~ Patty and lady; H. c0qsn,
II Nathan NJ Goham g. Watson. J. King. &. II Boon, L.
stone Mrs Stsphe,on Thos Peesor A. j. Morton Ball. W
Booth F. Wadsworh, n Palmer l. anden SsAnu' D y
Neil g. Renner H. Young Davis. C. SpOOner Dr. Franklin,
wilson Mr. Buruey Dir Bingham, Miss Denim B. Bases, Dc
Long MIR ney Jas Rowe Dir scott mail sgsnt, an
son j. Harris J. Brodbe 5 Larsque O. Nelsoa Ndksr
T b. Wright Bowen Scar and family g Is Shssne
Iuo Humphrey GouN J. Hagar, Colt J. Mc'arnee, Ot0r
Mrs MsCs6e. j. b. Rs-sette WIN Stevens W. Nichols n w
savage Douglas y Williams Chas Csnield A Paro H. .
MACK McNamee. J. ~ Waller NJ. Harris, 81 r. haines II
Buadey J. C. Bell T. T.. Barber, J. W Pickett B ". Andrews
A. " Comsock l.. acKenuey }. mcRaden 81 Rothscnnd, N
Frank }. Giro, = shepard Cbss sanborn J. W; Lord,
Stewart H. Hughes, j. DAVIS AloaiTo J. Dolby, 81 YATES
T. smith J. Duffy T. Raybufn Richard Reyes Stark, aud III
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Nothing of importance in Parliament. la the House Of
Commons Mr.. isaac Butt gave notice of motion to in
uure if the Government of the presence IN
London Count Pahlen, and active Russian dplomsst
and If whether his presence III England Is sanctioned
by the Government
On the morning of the 10th serious difficulty occurred
on board the American ship Harkaway at Liverpool The
ship was on the point of sailing for Charleston Some al
tercation took place between Captain Breck and the
steward. The steward forward pursued by the chief
mate who struck him with n Delaying pin One of the
snilors then struck The mate with capstanbar which
the captain came from the cabin with pistol in each
hand and having vainy called to order he fired twice.
Lorenzo Causen was shot through the head
and will probably not recover. Capt. Breck and Thomas
Devine cie mate were apprehended and tried before
the police magistrate at Liverpool.
The following address has been forwarded by the hands
OF Lord Elgn 10 the Queen:
To her Ro,G Moj,stv Pretoria Queen Of Britain and Ireland
"GREAT MOTHER: We, the Chiefs and Sachams OF the
Six Nations of Indians, residing the Grand River in
Canada West being assembled at orr Council five in
great Council take this opportunity OF assuring your Ma
esty Of our unalterable attachment 10 Majesty.
Great Mother. have heard that your Majesty Is at
with powerful nation, and that your warriors with
those of the French your allies have gone on the war
path We are happy to hear of this alliance, and feel
that our Great Mothers cause must be Just
Grea Mother, your children of the Six Nations have
always been faithful and active allies OF your crown and
the Of your red children failed to assist III
the battles of your ilustrious ancestors.
Great Mother renew the offer OF our services
aganst any external internal enemy that may dare TO
attack this portion of dominons and we pray the
Great Spirit to bless your warriors and those of your
allies with victory.
Counsii General Council Fire h. Sd day OF
June, 1854 (signedl JOHN : JOHNSON,
aud forty Chiefs aud Ssoheules OF the Six Nations
The new mammoth clipper Champion of the Seas ar
led at Liverpool the evening of the 10th Her fine
proportions attract universal attention
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Domestic Ports.

ALEAANDRIA-Au July y. brig Kossuth, Nonsn. Esspsr
h Mary Fletcher, Crosby EsstPOrt Sid hr w.,nstos Nal
liner New fort
chAkLEsTokaArr July 20 brig somers w.s9r- H.ysn. A.
AnueTAnd (Olden) Guken New YORK Went to sea bus
Eon, Thompson Bosn brzsf Beck Burns Boston; Aasls
Byes. We Indies
GEORGETOWN C-Au. prev to July Is h:s P.eise Ysla
pausriseotts sehr > b. strsng Lynch New .Yort CID s
asresia 0iehrst DO Canary Speed Wsldboro de LOVES.
ntwfst; APP Marshall; -, Hsmaen, Howard ps'" WV
hoBlLE.Ar sqy II, 'cbr. En.lise anss Ne" H.ns
lseon webster Port Lsvsecs CID ship Plymouth Ens
HChhoND-Arr July q, steamship ResnOks, SKINNER W"
foIh SID barb |Tsnian Kennedy, Rio n,
nMlLMlkCToN Ccld July e. srs s'ras; Vslaas,
Elliott Bath BE Went brig Lsyinis .Brl gaee
Anll Eng schrs. VIM. A. Eils and Emily Tor NeW'f"h '
Eliza Ann. for Boston; I'd brig csrtf, for bss'sa
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THE DANUBE.

sacb. eoresoueutly the Austrian troops have received
orders moi to crc,s the frontier into Little Waaeh
From the Aluta downward the left bank OF the river Is
st occupied by the Russians who busy erecting pat
teries on the Transylvanis frontier at Tekuch Piaus
and Okna in Moldavia- The Austrian steamer orpsd,
which left Osovs for Ruschuck on the Sd insf could
,oceeJ no further than Sstovs the Russians were
,;lI A. Zmmitza and Horava As the steamer returned
The Cossscks at Flamanda fred into her.
The French and Engsh troop. were continuing to con
S s. sSsncsd nosts At Sarigheul On 22d june the
.d force arrived numbered 10000 men, and the division
ofcsn Forey and about 1000 English lief, at GalhPoli
zero still to come up. ..u pu..;.r .-u;s. from
h "a south 10 in Of an order recently Civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

MYSTERIOUS AND Extensive RoBDERr.-The firm Of
Mcssrs j. y H. Phillips, oLcloth manufacturers oe'oW
ALLEGHENY Citv have iust detected robbery of ocohs
from heI factory which is apparently no less astonishing
than extensive They had Just received from trends
new design or pattern and had made about forty pieces
of IT, of different widths On order being sent TO ae
factory from their warehouse of the widths en-
trey missing and on examination il was asccrained taa
twentytbree pieces of that particular pattern vau"d
about $500, were missing. How many pieces oil osoes
patterns have been taken they don't know nor nave they
any reliable Of ascertaning rs there was no regular
account kept OF the pieces and patterns manufactured
Pittsburgh Gaxstte, Dist
FIRE IN SEEKoNK.-The grocery and variety store
known ms the Old Red shop, about mile fro the ssh
npton toll bridge on tue road to Warren, belonging to
John Ingrahan with it. contents was destroyed by hre
at II o'clock on "Wednesday night Several buildings IN
the rear to of which II s supposed the hre w" hr'I
communicated were also burnt The stock OF groceries
was large and the loss is estimated at OO The proper
~ was not insured. providence journal
CENSUS OF TAUSTOs.A census OF the town OF TAUNTON
has lust been taken which shows that the total population
ia now 1884 an increase of $50 since 1880. OF the
whole number g sos are between the ages oil hVe aoo
ftaa
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SPAIN.
PROGRESS OF THE INSTRUCTION


From Madrid July :, dispatch says that the ,nsurg
ent have evacuated Aranuez and directed their march
toward Estremadurs. The outposs of the royal troops
are at Villa Sequel The column sent in pursuit of the
rebels is comm anded by the Minister of War One hun
dred mel and six officers of the regiment of the Princess
bad left the insurgen ranks and laid down their arms at
Toledo. Madrid and the provinces are tranquil.
Another dispatch OF the same date announces the entry
of the royal troops into Aranuez 1t remarkable how
ever that the insurgents should have maintained them
selves cose to the capital now for eight or ten days
Much depends upon the first encounter OF the Queen
troops with the nsurrectonary force The people may
be- and in places probably are favar of the movement
but it must be remembered that the people without
arms and that the National Guard has long ceased to
exist.
private dispatch states that Malaga has pronounced
in favor of the instruction and Valencia was expected
to follow the example.
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xxxIIId CONGRESS. $3.50. FIRST sEss,ou

SENATE-W.sHIEsToS,M Monday, July o. iss,
Mr.. PETIT made personal explanation in reply 70
Mr.. Benton letter in which he Petit referred to
great liar and dirty dog He said tia. If he did 40,
show Col Benton to be wicked and malicious fa.fyer
Of truth imbece and doard he would be conia, Z,
deserye the ,pthets Mr.. Benton had applied to HIM
Mr. MASON submitted to the senator and TO the Cha,
whether without any reference 20 the matter in coatro
yersy Il in order decorous for Senator in his ps,
10 speak thus OF q member Of the other House.
Mr.. FETTlT said that if what Mr.. Benton had sal Of
him were true he would be unworthy Of association with
Mr. MASON said the letter WAS q matter made public M,
in the House. but through the public newspapers. lie
raised the question of order whether the Senator could thus
speak OF member OF the other house.
Mr. CHASE said that in spersonal explanation the sane
rules applied other debates. II noi in order
rehce, upon member of the other house. as such.
Mr. PETIT said he did not intend TO refer 10 M Benoa
amenber of the Hocse body, or TO any &C; Of his
such.
Mr. MASON asked if the decision of the chair con
fined To remarks upon members OF the house such.
The CHAIR said was for matters and things not done
az a Member of Congress- Member was entitled 10
protection that did not extend 10 any other citizen.
Mr. Pitt resumed reading from Mr.. Benton : " Thr-
"ty Years, to the addition OF the Platte country TO
Missouri. He said that Mr. Bonton speech on the Ne
baska bill had been extensively circulated in Indiana, and
that when he Petit, there a few weeks ago he found
those who had been loudest in charging Mr. Benton with
being thief with having stolen money and secretoi in
his neekcloh in North Carolina with having been guilty
of the codblooded murder ct Lucas Ne, were now most
lavish in prasng that speech. lie continued until T. be-
ing frequently called TO order.
number OF petitions were then presented and referred
Mr. SUMNER presented petition from Charles Mcken-
zie British sub praying that the large ees eAscte
of foreign patentees be abolished. 80 -
MIR MASON objected TO the reception Of the pettlon
Foreigner, cannot communicate with this Government,
through its Legislature. ~
The C,1 ana Diplomatic Appropriation bill was 'akea
up ..,. vv,.A;..,,.
Water Works.
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THE CALIFORNIA MAIL.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
81, 900, 900 IN Gold.

The Illinois sailed from Aspnwali at 10 o'clock A. NJ
10th inst eleven hours after the sailing of the steamer
North Star Crossing the Caribbean Sea, experienced
strong head winds with heavy sea and arrived Of this
port this morning.
The Illinois stopped at Kingston on her outward pas
ssge-coaed and took board 4O negro lsborers for
Pansu Railroad.
Died on board the Illinois. July y. Thomas Fieok, a
passenger from San Francisco, by steamer Uncle Sam
Also on the lsth John Fsmor, aborer the Panams
Railroad.
The California news has been anticipated b. the North
Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24
Passengers Arrived.

In amship Poefe from Lirepoo-H Pomeroy Brewster hisS
Mi and Mrs Wm Bell. Mr. q Mallory, Daniel B.
Merlin Eco Chief u. Navy Mr. aud Mrs Wm. NJ
Robbins Bailey W Moore DR. X Taylor SIR and Mr: C.
Hunter Thompson W Patterson. Mr Davis SIR and Mrs
w H. Holmes u. H. Meeks Mr. Ulman Mr. and Mrs. VIM Simp-
SOD MI BAN Mr. and Mrs g. Fenneut and child j Coe H.
on Mr. Bach H. LafoureAde Nh and Mr H. Feote aud
child, J. Kiitel, Mrs E Burr, VIM j. Chase Street Zrs
Chas Hubut aud child, l.. Weber r. KOhich C.
Kilsou1 J. NJ Oem VIM Muir II Rogers Mr. Huffman Mr. and
Mir Tho Hunt, ; J. McKnish 6 kegwm. O. Clark Mir Cru
ee VIM Anthes Il Knight Mrs Rll infant and nurse; H.
Roys Vyse Jr W Mason, Mr. and Mrs Hitchcock, Miss
Mr and Mr Lsnkenan. = Shsrpsteen, Nj and
Srahlhe W II. smith w. HeidenheimeT Mr. schmidt
MIR Bebsrd Ho Grand, J. Ayres Wallis +. Vose.
T. Hove Lrlor Miss A Downing q = Green C. s1i K.
Tucker Mr. Fotherg J. Scvencr Reimers q. GAiager
MI Coin Friedlrnde nellie ID. Moo Il. Ordenstein. Tt,
tai