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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

AN ORGAN TRULY.-What is the New York
Times to the administration? Is it an organ ?
Yes. 1t Is the sub scavengershere in New York
70 head scavenger at>Washington.
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THy NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING
Telegraph Cor psny, (House line -Ths public
speotGy normsd thai this line Of printing telegraph has
been erected between New AND ~ sas
for peariy twelve months, can be relied 81 all times
ready r;cation between tisant places Tho
system Of tecgrspbing In THE line that invented
.rd Ystcntgd % koya House by this great Amssc.a
vsDior q ths printing telegraph dispatches plainly
Intet 81 osps.Is the alphabet OF the psepls whiah
requires Tsntaton copying. For Aad des-
psieh tlis system ubrvsd fh ooos OF this company
are ocat as folovstsw York2l all strsss Patsrson
Te p building Main street; 1renton-Uha sosey build
ing sssesIee corasr q Chssa q
ard Third streets Baim is Baltimore street, betwetn
Calyer south Streets street, In the
NaSrsl Hsttl) second dosr from PenAsyvaniA
Lessehes fory aded By this ns 70 all parts Of The
United stacs itsh Provinces Of Worth America,
favorable Any oshsr tslsgrs line Oos hours.
eaiy clock n. to 10 o'clock r. n; SaAdAys
=. NORRIS President
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REFORM WITH A VENGEAacE.-The first re-
sorm to be perpetrated by the new Boards is
Me abolition or curtailment Of the proposed
Central Park Mark that
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TEE NEW Y0RK wnKLY HERALD.
The ryal nan stssmship Niagara, Captain Lsitch win
leave ncsssa On Wednesday, 81 II o'clock for Liverpool
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition o the
NV Yoax HRnD win b reoeawd 1t the following places
Ia Europe
kNnRooL John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LosDou-Edwards, 81 ndford Co., No. II Oornhin j.
VIM Thomas o., No. 10 Catherine street..
sAm-LAvhgStoa, Wells %, Place d b Bouzss
The narspsan malls WIN sloss In this city quarter
to O'Clock TO morrow afssensoa.
The Willy HnAD, printed in Ersssh and Enslish, }
I'm b pubnshsd 1t haK past nine O'Clock to morrow
osgnhs Elngls copies, in wrsppsrs, dxpsass.
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WIEN AND WHERE WILL IT BE- ADDRESS
h. bresdvay Pen Once, before iwo o'elost, r N.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
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FER SON Al.

NAN Loer-BY THE ZANE OF raoMAs DAILY !;
- len hroohlyn on Wednesday, 2sth inst he 10 asout
thryev CT thirty eight Of plain dressed, with
~ and yeiyes cellar hsd on two blus sh,s.s
and white undershrt striped pants AID plush lila
wife Arm nsny viii pay Of swsnty dollars tor tho
recovery 81 his person dead or altve.
BERN nd MONAGHAN
Cor OF Warren sat Columbia sS Broohiyn
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.cWln8 Meenlnce- A1gnose Fremauns - In
aeottoa Va Other pa erts recesty purshed
sssss ieys pstsnt ss:arns y the right
70 - ufsoture And cell tb'oughsuk the United Sta
nasfpE the stitch fer which shs highest premium
~ she Crystal Palace Those machines
- nsnunu n!d By ~ My We nov Offer maohnes
askwa e the wansof uny and far su er.or 70
Ahyshns seisre red 70 the public. Price SIS 70 SIS.
okovEk, BAKKS CO., No AO6 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30
The leo In tho Rivers.
ACCIDENTS TO vEssELs-skKINa OF THE CLIPPEI
BARK 0RApEsHOr.

ACCIDENTS TO vKsSELs-SIkKINa OF THE CLIPPER
BARK GRApEsHOr.
The ice made Its appearance 10 the North and East
rivers Saturday night aud yesterday In I'm fes
almost reaching from shore to Shore ling aud chsauz
the piers and extent which times became
truly alarming Tao beats some Of the ferries were
compelled At various times during the day lay BY
watch their opportunity for opening sufficient
rant them In venturing number Of accidents
occurred to vessels which lying In exposed situA
ons and also to ferry bost list Of which win be found
below.
The clipper bark Grapsshot, Capt. Parker, Of New
London which lying ct anchor In the stream OF the
foot Of Wall street. loaded and ready for sea- bound for
Melbourne, Australia struck about O'Clock yeser
day morning BY small iceberg, which store In her bows
and she iDmsdiatsy commenced filing. The officers Of
The vessel were ashore ct the time but geatlemaa-Mr
AonselEwho had just taken board some letters and
Ass Of papers, seeing the condition she In hgnsHzsd
for assistance when the stsamtus Hector Capt Wood
hull went to her relief And towed her the slip nsxt
below Catherine ferry, the Brooklyn sds whore abe
now lies sunk IN sboas twenty feet water The Grape
shot loaded with -four, and will have to DO entirely
discharged before shs be raised She Ia wen braosd
with ropes from her mAintopmAst to the PIERS which will
keep her in upright position. Her cargo being
taken out yesterday BY lighters She cleared 1t the
Custom House Friday last, and to hare gone to
eee yost0ruey hItoxnoOn
The brig LamArtine, Capt. Blake bound for AspinwAl
which lying In the East river, parted her lies JOS
to-day afternoon in consequence Of the pressure Of Toe
against her. and lost both Of her anchors. She
eued by the stsamtug LsviAthAn and towsd to wharf
fore-a and AFT schooner, name unknown, drive
ft her anchorage in the North river opposite pies No
/, and went ashore Bedloes Island where she
He's
The stsamtug Union, in rounding 10 at the foot OF
Gouverneur street, Saturday night struck by .
large body Of oe which broke the nansss OF II hsr
paddle wheels, and otherwise disabled her
Aoont six O'Clock Saturday evening the steam
boat Metropolis, belonging TO the Wall street ferry he'd
her rpdder split In two by large cake Of floating ics and
completely disabled in consequence. The next
morning her ecnsort, the Exchange, met with similar
disaster and both boats were Withdrawn for repairs
Business consequently suspended yesterday bnt the
trips this morning BY substituting some Of the spare
boats which reserved for such Contingencies Toe
boat Monauk Of the HAMILTON ferry, was Likewise
disabled yesterday forepoon leaving but boat FOR the
Conveyance Of passengers.
Marine Affairs.
sehenek returned yesterday nom her cruise in
the lost steamship Ban Francisco
Naval Intelligence.
The rsate st. Law renee arrived 1t CAllso Dec TO- from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30
The Aaisso~ri oompromiss.

tn. great reetrg Of citizens, called By William .
HAvsneyer Walter Jooss, and some hundred Of others
with ut Obstruction Of party 70 prosst against the dis
turbanos OF the Misouri Compromise L. announced for
10 night, at e'eloek, In the T. bernseIs
The chair win b taken BY shepha'd Knapp, the well
known Prss lent Of the Mechanism Bank and speeches
win b made BY the Hon. Robert Emnst James ".
Gerard, Eq Rev. Henry W Bellows, and other distn.
suiahsd New Yorkers Numerous rsrliss have been re-
ssived from eminent statesmen throughout the country
some Of whom will attend in person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

A oRlAr sPARRINo ExBIBrTIo ON WILL Bn oIvIq
"A ~ Ysnhee sullivan Tuesday jan ~ lS1 Which M
22 bite street Tbs will b one q & Esstsss
hss h. ever n boSssa he LID nnSes az on nis pan
70 sive sepersl rsetn BE- hs Ass srp sfsnc.
iorsst him Tickst be had ~ fhe eocr or ~ haehsm
.xf., gIasr ~ cetts Orchettrs tickets, Door,
49, .sve, cack sr-rrirw ~ ssht eiocj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

hnt-g pBEkT PArrI,K A. the soe n arns.ct,,a, T.,
she Urited State the above eslsh, So 80.
G. fins ds6Ance locke sndzcross bars: The bss.
raj are look' COZ binsd IN
street. one door below tsden lane - " 80
DR.. n Hunter resps csfulIy Notifies hss u~-
tents will be sbseft pre- e.st ~ hn.,,a1r =.
Baltin rsk1hd Washprtcn Wedt esssy Tbursdsy sns
Friday, Yst. fsA ~ and Sra -"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Go TO WoRK.-Why don't the reformers at
Albany pass the Maine Jaw at once, and try
the medicine?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

CONVENTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN MAssACHU.
report has been In the Aasssohus. It's
Senate providing that al elections the person hAvipg
the highest pumbsr Ct shall b. declared elected
and also fixing the day Of the stats eeson the Tuesday
After the nrst Monday In November; and In OF
election Of second trial to DO had
fourth Monday Of the same month.
~
john BELIR RHsPIrHD-Ths Buffalo Repsbsic
of the 26th inst says; John Bsilsr, lying under
sentence OF death in the jail In this city, and
have been lung tomorrow has been resptsd for .1s
tsird time The postponsmeLt recei red about
ase makes the day Of sxssution FndAy, the 7th
April ("
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Save your Money and get Your Dague,re-
Syps taken By EIEs CO. for twenty Eve es. Nothing
fortune and happinss 60 70 hs cheapest place in the
wsrld, No. go Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

rtw cpnicr wREATHs JUST RGCsIvED
n 90 pstf. ~ Nme FAUkE'a dr@smaksr. No, W
s,s ave Va Who snsss them ~ vsrS reduced Drios
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Know All Mem BY These Presents-as the
lawyers sayythat the great prise on Worlds for
da usrreotyes has awarded ROOT SS dway
There y The place 10 perfect pictures any weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

SAVINGS DEpAE7HsRT, EIGHrH AysNUE BANK.
- cornsc Eighth Thirty third Erect open
tsBs, 10 O'clock A. n, o'clock L. bSporle
OF and upwards received Biz cent ntores al
s.oeea cha. sp,uns avo Esr cent Money asposse hs'
n. K Paulpson pesidens; JACOB Cromwell, Woe Pre-
sident; james L. Dayton Secretary; John X Lloyd, Ae-
Aoun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

TIE Seven Nile Mirror viii be Contin usd
On sxhibtion sysry and evening this week Il
Erd the gin ticket holders chance visiting 10 before
sAasgs ownezs single ekst b IrosursA ~ ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

N,BE MISSOURI CoNPROMIsK.-TaH GREAT MEaT-
ing csens without distino Of party 70 protest
sssn.t the disturbance Of The oompremse an
The shtir will taSen BY cphcfd Knapp the we'll known
Preside Of the Rechar Bal and seohes viii Be made
by the Hen. Robert Eumet, James Gerard, Esq. Rev.
s.riyv Bellows and other distnsnssheA New forksfs
replies have received from eminent
tn oughous tho country Of whom VIII aAtsaa In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

fsrms and lo.s Rent Of New York, ytu
rent are eonfn uay HIN a. provisions
riins hard s.sninvs all taken 10 %
sxpsnses and your families erampsd up unhsalSh
ur view splende opportunity 70 secure . hcmsstsa
near the city for only payable In instAlmsn sssurn
TO bui ding lots at Lakeland. or farm sffr
20 twenty aers where Jsr can be your aadera,
raise all neoessariss Of life 500 10 Sy
worth Of garden vegetables ana uain easily rsise
Apply this day 70 ca AsLES WOOD. O6 Broadway vncr
p and pamphlets be { ID sratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

We Know tho effects Of Many Things but
the csuses effwxor example, Tho onabs world
that GRknfss shirts madss ~ No stor House. sis
CART In style and infauib NJ; yet the
Nsn 10 produced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

DAME CELEBRaTio y.-TBE ONE HUNDRED AND
sevsnseesth anniversary Of the birthday Of Thomas
with bail and supper at the CITY Assembly Rooms 80
Broadway. Dancing will commence ~ o'clock Tickets
be had NJ the Free Enqurers Library reom, Military
Hail. Bowery Sunday from ato o'clock or s. o.
BlsnchsIds bookstore, 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Rcdding's Russia salvc, Boston Remedy
Of thirty tsAding without burns soslds
bos chbi ns ehApped hands, piles every outward
jury eruption A. h. D. Sands wholesale agsnts sold
BY c. H. Ring Of John street and Broadway and
druggists and spotheoaries generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

sut in . good stiff constitutional letter for the
repeal of the Missouri line root and branch and
ut will run like the cholera" Where, oh !!
where, Ia John Van Buren,?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

ITO hILIINRRs ANY PERSON WISHING 10 cor
menoe the nsry business hear Of oppeItanit
rarely 30 be met with BY inquirng at OIL Broadway
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An Evening - th0 WaeeFs-" NO0turne, -
ompssd and dedisstsd all lovers Of nstrs
Pychowsk played 81 all the psser's xith
nnsnss Thas piece Beautifully the
dxoppsng Of water Jusi published By HORACE WATERS
Ne. - 1reaavay Price - oents.
Premium P1anos~-Ths New York Crys-
s Palace have Avnxdsa r 0nbsTt 90. Sor khsir
uperer seuan pkas The ccal ressf Of the jurss pro
sunees thts piano ~ 30 hns Instrument large
ssd sarisd assort0snt Of q. Co.'s unrivalsd piano
Yah without he oeaa b. found warsrooms
HCnAus GHTIRs. .o,s .-s,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

DKJECTED APPLICATIONS &C.-THE UNDKR-
~ signed respectfully gves notice that a. ali times
prepared 70 pay peeal atte tion TO tho prosecution Of
ferng In Instances he II undertake prose-
rejected receiving unless
patent 10 granted Patent business Of every description
Whittier before e United St ties GO issore
cut ano United sits supreme Causs prompty .tended
ment BY William Elliot. Big sorme.y Of the Amsrieaa
TO the patented etes drawings records nen and
other ocis matters Examinations for particular
lions AZ the Patent Office made
wishing for nfor nation nd Woe relative to patents
vop 1T all tines consult the uudersgaed without
Charge either personally at his oos letter. To
living 1T distance he would state that al the stops
necessary TO pstens be arranged by letter Just
sve IL tbe rsrty were present and she expense Of
journey be thus saved Ali consultations strictly con6den
tA The whole Of patents in the United States 10
small ALFRED T. BEAC3,
soicitor OF American Foreign Patents Peoples Pa
tent Gfice. No. Is Nassau street, Kew Y,rk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Come, II You want Whiskcrs or Nous
taohes, hsir won't grow for my onguent force
them TO strong and thick In six
iure the skin Doye bear thar One dollar per bottle
u ~ hat toEen sent 10 any part Of tho country T.
GRAHAM, 10 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

nR. CoLLEIT WILL GIVE FREE ON T1ODUC-
tsry lee ure ~ IN O'Clock thu evening - nsrritt's
heal Illustrated by plates, models, manisn 10. The
yus especially the clergy and medical faculty
epecs uly invited o attep1.
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,ory for these articles removed 233 way Cd
eosse The Park where he has the best IA
e world for the application Of his fAmous hair dye
s.es Of biz newly invented wigs and toupess Nine private
rooms, all floor.
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WANDA SITUATION, By RGsPRCTABi
" yeunE girl, - Oh ambermaid and walt ~ hiss no :.
lection 70 asstst In the wsshins aud Ironing, ob
co. hns o. general houssworh Of small pfivsts IA do ~
Nhlns 70 make henel sspsrs1y 10 fni Has ally aa
chb reererees from her lsss i've places sbo heat
Gage AZ lac Fifteenth street. besw.er N ie sem 70
Eshth avenues IN the rear. rsve.ta an
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Naval Intelligence.
The fgate st. Law arrived ct Csllao Dsc TO-
Panama Nov To-
The sorsship Frsdonia remained 1t Valparaiso Do, u.s.
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For1cCt Erutnfulness 70 Mature u tho Char
Aoterso Of shade OF color from light black,
Pre- duced By Cradoros Excelsior Hair Dye does not
impair the heres and the ton 10 10 i've
haf ufso ures, sold and privately app By CRIsTAUO
10, No 6 Astor Heuse.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
ADDRESS
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF IOWA.

Reported by J. NJ GsrrrrrH, Esq., Chairman of the Com
mittee, and adopted by acc'amat.on
Felloo- Citizens Of Dubuque and of,hs State
Of Ioaca The anniversary Of free Consti-
tuition must always be day Of interest to a free
people. But at time when serious and mo.
mentous dangers threaten the Fundamental
principles OF all free government; when de-
signing or misguided men covertiy plot agains,
them, or more openly proclaim their hostility to
them; when parties longer divide upon
mere questions of governmental policy, quy,s.
tons upon which patriots may differ without
suspicion of their patriotism, bat seem arrayed
either in hostility to, or in support of, th- COR
stitution of their country when effort assumes
the shape Of organization, and disloyal,v takes
up arms TO override its authority, to violate its
provisions, to disregard its injunctions, aud to
weaken, if not destroy, the reverence with
which a free people should ever regard the or
ganic law of their liberties, it is peculiarly an
propriatn that the Pr ople should NEE; tor, the
in CON nemor stion of the day of its adop,on
Sh
them with its spirit, to renew their VOWS Of de-
vot.on to il, and to interchange the words Of
counsel and friendly admonition
That all polite II power is of right Inherent in
he people; that Constitution is established in
pursu ,nce Of that right to limit the powers of
the government. to guard against the oppression
or the people, and 10 preserve to them the
tights and liberties, which by the law Of nature
and natures God, they are entitled to, are. we
believe, self.evident truths. That To limit the
powers of the government is necessary to pre-
serve the liberties of the people, all history and
human experience attest.
Upon these truths as basis, and with an ear.
'st and steadFast d.sire to secure equal rights
and equal privileges to each cltlzen and to every
portion OF the country. the fathers Of the Re "
ola'ion in forming the Constitution of our I'm
ion had an equal eye to National power. 10
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

WING CASUIDArE FoK THE PRgsinAscY.
AN old Den,"crat PR diets that either Captain
Ingraham. IT the st Louis.'' or Cap,ain
Holljns, OF the g Cyane, will be taken up AZ
the Wbig candidate for President! He SAYS
he has never known II 10 fail, that when the
Wing press taok to abusing the men and meas.
ures OF Democratic administrator, ss they
have done inthe smyrna and Gr~yhwn affars,
they were sure 10 take up of the prom
rent actors in il as their candidate. They put
up Harrison b. canse he had Taught in the war
IF 1872, whis they denounced from pst IS and
pulpit as ga heaven drfyips var -and after
wards, Gen. Taylor. f.r his bravery in Mrxir
which war they had just previously drnounced
As worse than stealing.
II is nat 90 certain that IioIlins Of inerahasn
will be the ,Dan-ss " ere is said 10 b. a a ronv
party in the Wing ranks favorable 10 tn. chan
who threw The bo led egg at the Pr s;drn,; and
here is some probability that he latter w.Nr.
:eive the n"ninatitn. Sh uld this be- the case.
is expected that the Adamant;nes y IN ,h,..'
heir "fl fence int' his scale, on the rr6un, ,h,,
he egg he threw at the President wss q. i. ~.
eied.-[ jsacuse Jour- sL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

Litter DsJ p'i real Suns. but true d-livrrance
I" the hardened, and led cart.vrty captive.
Then fellow Democrat. and cirizens Of lava,
on thi. memorable day. let u. rrsffirm our vows
:" th- Constitution, and cur country. Unds-
mi ed BY the late partial triumph E the enemy
in cur m;ds'-a triumph pa ned only by the
means used ny h" enemy "f all truth, lie, US
buckle on the armor. For Will. we slept upon
II, the enemy has triumphed over rs. You
know that Dubuque stood firm, though sic
nigh, have done better. We sny 10 nur hreth.
rrn Of the North, the SoutI, and The East, We
have not changed, we have not deserted to the
enemy. lows is, and will be true to the st,nc.
ard Of Democracy and the covenants ofth- Con.
s'hiition. We caution them, tia, they be not
caught as we were caught, slnmh-ring in THE
dream of a peaceful security. When the ,oc.ih
hall sound again, Iowa will be The first in the
field. the foremost in the fsht, and The last 10
return from the chase.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27


PRosPxcr OF lNcKEAsED TAXATION I'VE
ebsssve that resolution passed the Council a,
it, last meeting authorizing the Mayor to issue
Z proclamation directing the people Of this city
to vote upon proposition to borrow $5O,000.
i"r building causeway TO the Nam river
Before such vote 10 taken, we would like
= srs plan Of the proposed work submi' ted to
the people for their consideration. lndsed they
sannet vcle intelligently without such plan
before them and certainly they should not be
expected 10 increase their taxation, which 10
ALREADY higher than any city in the Union I"
our knowledge, unless well sssured that the
outlay 10 Ia rebound To their benefit. The pro
perty holders Of Dubuque should have an eye
to this matter.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
!" BULLET.HEADED DRUNKEN"
~ lRlSHMEN.s @


The following is an extract from the Tribune. =
correspondent, Sir Edwin Kirknp, who writes
from Galena under date Of the is |, inst.
81 am once more within the precincts of our
notofiotisA AKaD, GaleHa, wIrle that solitary 10.
comoiive lkbosc advent told yod 81 in nv last
communication, is still snortng and scream;n,,
defanly alosg its haIfm,r bf track Amopu,,
the many things tor which this me trop,Iis il
famous, is the staple Of drunken Irishmen. of
which | havr.seen more in the few hours of NV
j"urn TO day, than during my whole 3 ears
residence with you. What are.- the Know
Nothings abou'' Fri'evrr til. re was neces-
siy for their Organization anywhere, Galrna.
certainly has strong claim upon their sy,nps.
thes; it is perfectly frightfnI to think OF I.es.
bullet headed, drunken iy ynoramuses controlling
our rieet toms
fthe drunken Lishmen Of GaLnl ret hold
Of this Stripping, they will be apt to give him
ducking in the tnybtd waters of Fever River.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

THE NEW GovrKNMEsr or CUBs. -Adviccs
from Havana TO the 17tI inst, states that the
SPaniardf aud Creoles are manifesting their fis-
appreciation "f the government, while the newly
arr'v'd s"ildrrs from Spain, who participated
=" tic late revolution, were actively engngtd
in disseminating nsubordination among their
associates
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

MAsoSs AND Dix.Ns LiSs-ln tha seven
teenth century, James II, of England, the duke
Of York, gave ce,tain lard to Lord Baltimore
and 10 William Penn, and 4 difficulty soon
sprung up a. 10 the proper owner of these lands
on the Deieware. Again and again was the
sair Carried into the courts, till the year l76O,
when George III ,came to the crown, the
Lord Chancellor of England made q decision;
bat new difficulties sprung mp in drswing the
boundary line The cemmiss' onary finally en-
pIoyed Msssrs Nilsson end Dixon, who had
just returned from the Cap. OF Good Hope,
where they went to observe the transit Of Ven
%. 1hev surseeded in establishing the line
between Pennsylvania and Deleware and Mary.
iaad which has ever since been called "Mason
end Dixon's line. .''gs1l;ss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

No PE'cE FOR EuRoPE The London
Times says that in open Parliament Lord John
Russell has declared that I" Engl land and France
Will ntent to no peace which shall leave
Russia with any strong fortresses Of power.
tul fleet in the Black Sea-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

TREBLE FALURE.-A d,sp,tch from New
York, dated the 18th says, it is reported that
one OF our largest publishing houses is about 10
suspt nd operations. Their liabilities arc sup.
P"sed I" be very large