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were. $2,0l3 500 10 $500. $40 %
This shows for the past year. compared with tho pre-
oediny one an increase Of 2S2 II tho main
stem but falling of Of eos % on the Warrington
branch.
We are informed that the affairs II the
and Lsh,gh Zinc Company have been placed IN . very
Hourshng condition. The works turning out about
ninety Eve thousand pounds Of white oxide per week.
and Of superior quality. This oxide il delivered to the
company ct az cents per h. by the contractors, who
manufacture it, and the company have only to pay the
mnir psnsss which have been reduced from eight
hundred to lsss than three hundred dollars per week.
The company have united the different mines which
have hitherto belonged to diff rent parties and It is
tin atsd that the net profits CT the company per diem
are mot lsss than four hundred dollars
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
sumption, for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from
warehouis dulog the week ending and including Thurs
day, October IL, 1854
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THEgwTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN NJ lyvM--
Ne Psrtf,nd Safe u Maine claims - received re-
frsm The ixib district in Mime VII ch sho1. be-
,,ndAte for REPRESENTATIVES, 10 Congress- i elstsd over
snsa Inc regular Q, moerttis csnaiJafa. 1t appears
Sat several sWnd Cat Planfatlons'' which votsa did
1thons hayics % organised by the cosiee OF ecsrs
,ed thst u Ell 7ees giving majority sei fplisr are
Aps Isgsi esd styuS3 BE- thrown out
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OPTICAL TELEGRAPH NOrICE--TO TIE PUBLIC
- The pbic respectfully informed that the House
Line Of frDng Telegraph, extending from New York to
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Washington, D. has been
thoroughly repaired and Ia in superior order for the
rarsmission and prompt delivery Of teNsraphic dos
patches, which printed BY the Instruments used or
THE line. The sndersigped avsis himself of tha occa
son to return thanks for the liberal extended
to this populer line and respectfully socits eontinu
alton ii the same HIN ny J. ROsEHs superintendent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. |


FnIDAy OA 1852. n
Tansa ctions ct ths Sto,k EychApge to-day unin
portsnt Quotatcss ruling 1t the nrs board. compared
with boss current at the elsss yesterday show decline
in Canton Company Of per cent SicAragus Transit,
y; Cumberland Coal y; New York Central Railroad. Vi
Bar,en, V; Cleveland, Columbus asd Cincinnati Rail-
ROAD Y; Erie Railroad, Reading Railroad l. This re-
action Is natural after such sudden art that sxpe
riencsd day two since. We have during the
pas month ssaf insss In the market value Of stocks
very unusual at any and snder any crcumstsu
oss The fluctuations have been only to moderate
tent and with two exceptions have NOT been sud
den Reading Railroad has probably varied more than
spy other the list The nvsstig rating COMMITTEES Of
the Erie Railroad Company win report early next week
probably Monday We understand viii b full and
satsfactoy In its conclusions than in Its rsprssen-
tAons The shipment Of specie BY tie steamship Allan
tic from this port to morrow saturday is sstiustsd 1t
about one million Of dollars It win not vary materially
from that 6gure Considerable anxiety u felt relative
the next bank rstyns. The amount Of specie hand
according TO the returns Of last week. $40 SIT.
The returns for this week win probably show increase
Of about million Of dollars This will increase the aggrs
gate far above the average. The banks disoounung
cautously and may show further contraction in
loans.
After tine sdournment Of the board the following sale
Of bonds and stocks was made ct auction by simeon
Draper
Sl,040 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Inooss..... COX
100 shares Delaware LAckAwAnA and Western X. "a
80 do. Third Avenue Railroad. ............... BON
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODwORTH's f4NClEG ACADEMY, NO. So
a. Broadway, oppos;!s Eleventh street.--xr. Loo
worth has the honor oannouncing to his friends ANT
the public that the classes for tho ensuing WI
commence on Saturday, October 7th, at p for .
Dies at for children and 81 TX O'Clock for seneus
The elegant estabnahment has been additionally dsss
rated, the floor Ieaid, and other Improvements mad
daripg the summer months The improved system q
nrtructior, successful snes it, adoption, win b ~
tailed with slight alterations sugge Msd By experenos
In addition to all the dances In ordinary usewth tn
careful attention TO the prosrese and department
Of the pupils which has been Distinguishing char
Acterstic Of this academy Circulars, containing IL
DAYS hours snd Of instruction. b had & aaJ
time st tho academy, or win b ssnt b. post
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SPORTING.

CPORTING KING CHARLES AND NxNHM
~ spaniel pups: mammoth Newfoundland pups, scotch
and hpgssb tsrricfs Epglsh grey hounos and variety
Of other choice hreeds stock dogs Of the purst blood
Please copy The address, 2o6 Water street, corner Of Ts
ton, up sfaSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

(tAsr OFF CLOTHING wANTED.-GENrMrnN HAv.
~ ing any left of wearing apparel 70 dispsss II h
large small quantities can receive the very hisAost
psSe FOR then BY applying to addressing THOMAS D.
C0Hzs0y, 5sl Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

DRIvATE EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING, FOR
III ladies' and gentlemen, at 900 Broadway. Glasses
for bepipps and for those who shat al
vsncsd. Jch pupil instructed sepsrstsly Circulars
be lad and applications to te made ~ 27s Bo~e
In the bookstore r. BlRNTON.
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Only moderate business has thus far been transacted
in foreign exchange for the steamer 70 morrow Draw
srs are Arm at quotations. We quote bills on Lon
don at eH per cent premium; on Paris IL. lss< s.
nL.
panic appears to have seized upon holders Of bills Of
several Of the up town banks There II no founda
ton for any apprehension in regard to the value Of the
n,tes They all properly secured, and will DO ul
tnately paid In full. Among others, the Empire City
Bank has srstsned an active demand for redemption
ard Is prepared to meet any that may CONS. The Knck
srbocker and suf II bills worth hundred cents
the dollar The panic will disappear in day two
We understand that all the savings banks Of this city
have within few days past paid out large amount of
deposits
committee appointed by number Of holders of the
stock of the Parker Vein Coal Company, members Of the
stock board have met and recommended the following
plan Of adjustment Of contracts
The buyer to accept either Of three propostions-,
First lie shall SETTLE his contra sts 81 paying to the
interest leaving the stock to belong TO the seller
Or second. He shall pay the seller 90 per cent Of the
price ct which he bought, and Interest," ana take the
stock.
Or third. Fe shall pay the seller so per cent Of the
price ut which he bought AMI interest," and divide
stock each taking ell the PROPOSE ions to apply
to at and below "a per share the last two only
to contracts above that figure.
- 10 no~a - 80
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nTIGNoN's GYMNASIUM, 1bs AND lsl CROSBY
~ stleeL-Bodily exercise the best medi:ins The
public are respectfully informed that class has ju,t
been formed for instruction in gynastics at the above
estatlif hmsnt, and win be continued every evening
throughout the s,ason We would especially csll tbs
attention Of dyspeptics and persons whose hsbts
entirely sedentsry to the necessity Of exercise In order
to kesp the physical system in condition to resist
healthy influences. The gymnasium open daily, from
sunrise until 10 p. M for genera exercise The gentle
mems class meet every evening at O'clock Johu Wood
director sparing tough privately by C. Ut fISSoN
Proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

TrERREEO's DANCING AC ,DENY, 50 WET FOUR
IN tenth strsst-MsDAME O. DUBREUL FERR0sO
and FERBERO respectfully announce their school 10
oren for the reception Of pupils Young ladies' and
mastsrs elAssos Mondays aaA 1hursdays and wedsss
days and saturdAys at OK p. II Gsntlsmens evening
elsss kcadays and Thursdays, ct 7k n, eonns.cins
October t. saturday evening cass for grown persons
ct s p. n, commanding October n. G-Pupns can
join at any tins, Tie quarter sommsncng tAs day Of
try.
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Making Aggregate increase on the two roads Of S7t
216 SO.
The fiscal year Of the company ended with tho month
September and the annual report Of ts condition
busress VIII be made nsxt week to the general meeting
Of stockholdsrs Tho fcnowins tsb,s win show tAe
ceIpee for each riunyn 81 tds fac.l years-, s-s -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

AIR sARACcO HAS THE honor TO INFORM raE
vl ladies' OF Brooklyn that dancing class for youae
ladies has been formed under his direction, 10 Mrs..
Cracy's school, 200 Henry street. Broosl the 10th
Of October Lessons Tuesdays and FddAys, at PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

4 UsTRALIA.-PAs-ENGB GERS PER FRIG ATE BIRD
"A will please have their bsggSge on board on Toes.
day next, ~ the ship win positively all on Wednesday,
the 18th Of October Can accommodste four pas
sepgers, applied for Of board at pier No east
river or to ARKkJL. ELLIOT, JAG Pearl street. NIB
The neil beg viii be closed On Wednesday mornisg at
ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

DoIL0cKs TARGET GROUND, HoBoKGN WHERE
Il as the undsn ignsd had occasion last Sunday, the
9Th inst to arrest and imprison tu) persons for wan
toply aud alicously firing into his buildings situated
On the Aeve ground this TO caution and forbid ali
PER- ooig or near said ground. except for 70
rulsr counny target prsetcs and with his consent,
thu WI he proceeded against according TO law, tn
such made and provided. DAVID POLLOCK,
Mansion House, Hoboksn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

MRS. n. GRAvEIII RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
lNl that her classes for dancing opsn st her
extensive roos s8s Fourth street, corner Of Broadway
An the most fAshionsbls dances taught For further IN
formation apply ct the roons fren 10 A. n unti p
NJ Family practising classss Tor ladies AID gentlemen
oye-v e3n&urday 0von{nw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

M re- A LANNAY'S DANCING SCHOOL, MONTAGUE
IXl Hall, No ocSrt street. Brooklyn, win be 10
opened on Wednesday, October H. Lessons Wedncs
day and aturday afternoons commencing At ~ soek.
Mr. viii be assisted BY her daughter, Mati1ees DAN
sntss heretfors Instruction given in schools an1
10 private Gle For particulars apply to Mrs. ~
IS Livingston street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

GN z REV ARD.-IOST, ON TIE 10Th SEPrEM.
NDO Der, large 81 Bernard dog bro stons
TN color wi white breast and X. Any person r.
turning the sauna to 200 Fasat r-elfih strsst raca
the above reward. N. B. LANE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

NOIIEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS --THE
~ sNssion Of 1855 will Commence on Monday, oct.
l6. at hslf past r. NJ, introductory discourse
viii te delivered by Professor TORnEY. The profession
and the public are respectfully invited TO atssnd at
81 Crosby stIest
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I5vsEAuesW0H.-

A FRENCH LADY, TEACHER OF TIE FRENCH AND
~. German languages, having several hours dissn-
eseed during the afer snd euiHg would b. hAppy
to devote tbc TO the instruction Of pupils whose alton
tn through tho day may be given business Address
zsrsbia, Schuhsrth Q music store, $50 Broadway.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYS AT sTANwICH
ID Conn, 81 miles from Now York.-Terrss Sl32 per
year. The next terra cfmme New. ]. Grcui,rs
stating PARTICULAR may b had at Raynore bcohrtore
20 Bowery, where the PRINCIPAL can be every
Wednesday In this north, between the hours Of and
3P N. 1HEODoRE JUNE, Principal snd Proprietor. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

II ESS0Ns IN THE GERMAN AND FRENCH LAM
IL guAges and mercantile correspondence can be Ia
fr the undersigned Best city reference gwen To be
seen from 8 to Q A. u. and 10 7 IN.
CHARLES WAGNLK Professor, 80 East Roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

q z n REwARD-IOsTO OR SrOIEN--rHE FOLLOW
EDS)O ing bank notsr tine $500 bill and two 800
bills The Mechanics Banking Association rhs above
ing the sa,ne to N. WILSON, IS William street The
public cautioned not to receive bills Of that deno
nation. the bank having registered the numbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

DRAwING IA LADY OF HIGH ART tic ATTAIN
~ ments drawing and portratture desires class in
lac les seminary, either In New York or Brooklyn or
would attead pupils at their rcsidence Address W.,
box 317 Pest Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

r z nREwlRD.-TAKEN ON THE 18th SEPT, ON
NCO Fifty ninth street or Eleventh. avenue, gold
lever watch full, eed No. 500 made by John Thorn
Liverpool with the initials ~ 81 engraved the
bach aAo htavy gold guaSd chain and corueiixn key
attached. BY leaving the bove st Bowers Nudy !,
ewelry store lbs Eighth avenue the above reward win
be given questions asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

DLUMBFRS CONVENTIONAL CONVENTION OF
x plumbers will be held In the city Of Neg York on
Monday October IT, and succeeding days. at Hope Cha
pei, ia Broadway, 81 10 O'Clock N. Plumbers and
other persons carrying the plumbing buaness In this
and ether States are CORDIALLY invited attend Bas
ness in shich they are deeply Interested WI b
brought before the CONVEX tom
!. PEARCA, Corresponding sscsstary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

QN on REWARD STOLE ION THE NIGHT OF THE
DCO 18th inst roam horse, sixteen hands high,
four coming Eve years DID, black and switch tail
SIS reward for the horse and whole anc unit for the
thief and horse, Will be paid by the owner, JACOB
WESTEkVELT Tesnach, Bergen county, N. j., or by
sending letter 70 Hacksnsack near Post town. N. j.
The horse was last seen ut BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

=" J. HANtNUIUTS FIh5T PKCBUN STAINEU
w glass at the Crystal Palace for sale bslov cost
church Windows with Agures slzc Of fs richly colsd
stained glass doors, ySshts, fan and side lights tor
lls and ornamental panels suitable for the snbsl
shmsnt Of mansions or arsists studios. Inc riss
attached 70 each spsoneE at the erhihtsoa, Cfyss0
Psiscs great sny pies DO sesn at tie ware
house and storc Of the subscriber az Broadway wnsse
orders for stained snd enamelsd glass VII Do rsssfvsd
snd executed with economy and despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

T EAKY HlD DEJAYED bOOF5 ALL KINDS TIN
j ind metal roofs repaired and coated with petsnt
netalo paint being equal TO I've coats Of or
binary paint. All orders received at Roo6ng Depot 81
ESnRin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

nFflct OF NE NEW Y0aK Gas LIGHT COMP NY,
~ October ~ J854.-The president and directors hav,
this day decd dividend OF five pc; cent the CAPT
tai stock Of this company for the SIX months ending lst
81 1ugust asst pay able to the stockholders and ter
Wtdnesday fhs LIST Move next. The transfer book
will be eloset from the 18th inst until that date
BY order, G l. EVEaIrT, ecretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

Upderstsndvg that parties In this city who are said
to have recently here from other parts very
busy in filing up and sisniug notes for circulation
abroad Of Soma 20 called Anacostia BsDk purporDg to
be located In Washington city We have TO caution the
There Is such Institution In Wastdrgton and there
has been any such banh here. As FAR - IL known
in Was ngton the proposed affair Is wholly irrcsponsi
bic to the community wbs to 10 persuaded TO part
with their property FOR its promises TO pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

E0UED ,sEpT 25-b sNa Il PUnTEuONN Ale CON
tAipiDg money sufficient warrant abs advertise
ment, which the IN. can havs BY calling 1t
"a GkNIN'5 Bazaar, SIS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

ft z REwAFD---rEFT ON 1HURsDAY AFTERNOON,
lOO In the itng Of Jersey City Ferry, In the
srry boat or in this Norris and Essex CARS, ociock
rain paper parcel containing two mantilias, and .
ward, sendin the package to j. n. t. OaBURN 90
No. is John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

VI IRE ROPs FOR MINES, INCLINED PLANES,
w hosting heavy weights, steering purposes for
ysase stays or bIsess. 10, much safer and far
dursbe than best hemp o. hide ropes; also for sAsh
weights, and dumb walters IN buldings lightning
duetors &c psds 81 extra dns wire and very Heribs-
CHA6 ". COPELAND, No. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

DUBIIsHERs, PoHTERS AND OTHERS ARE EE-
II spectfuliy Informed that paying from 2c
axe per pound for cean printed paper pamphlsta kc,
at IS Hiliism street, bAsemsut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
What could ambition ast for mere!
Two prixes-one from Europe's strand,

r YON'S MAGNETIC pow DER AND PILLS, YOR THR
determination Of IL cots and vermin, have carried
OF tho prizes the Worlds Fair In kufope and itc
tepslt In America. Cali 1t az Broadway, and the
medals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

dt On REWARD LOST, IN THE ELEVEN O'CLOCK
DLO train of Harlem cars, on Thursday evening, .
god eaehed lever watch, No Al oa6 wi h heavy Iod
fob chain seal end key; motto on seal yours forever
stone partially broxen ApPly TO WILLISrON SLEE,
No. 8 Liberty place, Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

~ OvERNESS.--A YOUNG GERMAN LADY. or GOOD
" society expsiieI cod In tesc ing the rsoch, Ger
snd ESgish languages nth mu.ic wi hcs to rtend
pupils their residences; she would also enter respect
able family up town. where eaching would be regarded
reusation or board &C. resident govsrnsss
CGico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

TEsTKUcTfON-THE UNDERSIGNED gEGs TO IN
j form The public that he has spare four dvs
hours daily instruct in the ssssics French an Ger
angnsges geography statistics and universal his-
tory. For references apply TO e. DeAdeId Esq, 104
Grifsn, ESQ q wan stTest; BALDWIN Rugsiss, Esars,
20 Nassau street. J. KARGE, 3,io5 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

YrHE TarrERsAIIs HEAvE POWDERS, FOR TIE
i cure Of hesves, coughs and colds in h,rses. Scot
six for s5 n COUGH { Co., 10 wan street, Ssss
ment. Country merchants IL months credit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31
Sensible Remarks.


The editor Of the Princeton Clarion, a
Democratic paper, thus speaks of the Nebras.
ka measure:
Our judgement cannot approve the clause
engrafted in this bill repeating the Missouri
Compromise, considering it as we do a viola
ton Of what we deem sacred compsct be-
tween the then contracting parties, and one
acquiesced in for the last thirty odd years; the
South reaping the full benefit thereof, while
the North now gets nothing but what she
would have if the compromise had never ex-
listed. What the consequence will be in
keeping up the agitation of the slavery ques-
ton in Congress and throughout the country
we leave to wiser heads to determine; but we
fear the end is not yet. We believe that the
emigration to these territories will be of that
caste as to forever prohibit slavery there
from, and thus practically carry out the orig
inal compromise; but we cannot stut,fy our
self upon that ground to endorse violation
Of faith.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31

HEAVY SwINpLE.-A firm called w. Jen
nings, King g. Co., bought out R. Crump,
produce dealer and grocer in Louisville, sew
eral months ago. They then bought goods
on time, principally from different wholesale
firms in the city to the amount Of about ST.
600. 1t appears they shipped these goods
fast as they got them direct to Madison, they
being purchased "dog cheap" by one Smith
When the sheriff took possession OF the store
there was not much else in it but an array o
empty hogsheads used as a blind. The ras.
Gals escaped. All this we learn from the
Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31

~ The Washington Union is already
threatening dissolution of the Union iffurther
opposition 10 made to the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise line. Was there ever
anything so ridiculous and absurd as this eter-
nal reiteration of this empty threat! In this
connection, especially, it excitss nothing bu,
a smile of unrnitigated derision. We repeat
the language OF Mr.. FessenIen in The Sen
ate, and say to The Union and to the slave
States, it you propose to secede from the
Union, don't stop day on our account. But
you DO not mean what you say, and laugh
among yourselves at the terror which your
absurd threat inspires among the timid and
weak-minded of the free States. We take
the liberty to inform you now that this threat
has lost all it's former terrors, and to express
our private opinion that the Slave States
could not be kicked out of the Confederscy.
Their present poicyis to force the free States
to withdraw from the Union, but they can.
not 30 accommodated at present.
~ Y. TIi5uns.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31

CONGRESSIONAL ELooUENcE.-TheW Wash
ington Sentinel foots up as follows the talk.
ing which has been done on the Nebraska
bill:-Speeches for the principle of the bill
in tire Senate, IL; in the House 45-total, 50
Speeches against the bill in the Senate, 81
in the House, 55-totai, rs. Besides the
speeches actually delivered. Messrs. Bliss
Cook, Everhart, Sage, Howe, Stuart of Ohio
and other gentlemen (at least twelve in all
obtained permission to publish their speee CHI
cs not having been successful in their effort.
to obtain the floor to deliver them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31

SUIcIpE.--Mr. Jonathan l.. Staley, the
crer of courts, an old and respectable cii-
zen OF Cincinnati, committed suiciJe on Fri
day, by taking large dose of morphine in
some buttermilk. From the evidence before
the jury on the inquest, i; appeared that he
had expressed conviction that he should
not leave to see the first OF June. 1t il
supposed that family troubles induced the
rash act. Mr.. Staley had held Office Of crieI
and deputy sheriff, for the long period Of IF.
teen years.