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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20
General assembly of Virginia.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10, 1851.

Forming special Courts of Appeals 10 try ca
ses remaining on the docket of the Court Of APP
peal.: and when the judges ceased to hold their
offices under the late Constitution, and To try ca
sez IN respect 10 which majority ofthe judges OF
the supreme Court mn, be- so situated a. 10 mike
il improper for them to sit on the hearing thereof.
Ayes 81. Noek 9.
\ long discus .ion arose on a proposition Ia in
definitely postpone the above bill-made by Mr..
Shaekelford--in which Messrs. Amber, Jones and
Shaekelford participated. Tic proposition was
negatived-Ayes y, Noes :.
COURTS FOR NINTH CIRCUIT.
The House amendment to the bill concerning
the Counts of the Ninth Circuit, WAS coneurred
in.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
great many bills were reported from the
Standing Committees; among them,
\ bill authorizing the appointment ofa clerk to
the bnnking department in the Treasury depart
ment.
Resolutions of enquiry were proposed among
others the following.
BY Mr.. Campbell--Incorporatin an lndepen-
dent Bank, with capital of sl0O,O0O, in the
town of farmRille.
BY Mr.. Repeating the law requiring
the inspection Of guaio
BY Mr.. Harris Amending the charter of the
Central Bank at Staunton, 20 as 10 enlarge the
NUMBER Of directors.
by MI. MckcnneY-fOl Inc ESTABLISHMENTS oi
n line Of steamboats, between Norfolk and Fred
rcksbnrg, and other points on the Chesapeake
Bay and lis tributaries
Mr.. Thompson presented the memorial of the
Committee of the Medical Society of Virginia.
praying the passage of n law requiring the ven
doris of secret nostrums to put printed label in
English on each package, stating the ingredients
OF which il is composed.
Mr. Campbell presented the petition of rs citi
zens of Lnncnburg county, playing that certain
slaves emancipated by the will of David NJ. Dos
we'll tc permitted To select William boswell rs
their master
Mr.. Baldwin offered resolution that the Sen
ate would, every day, take recess from two and
half to four O'Clock, Z. NJ, which, on motion Of
Mr.. Cntlett, was laid ON the table
SMALL NOTES.
The remainder of the day wns consumed on the
bill Tor the suppression of the circulation ofnotes
of less denomination than five dollars.
Mr.. Jnhnson's substitution authorize the
Banks of the Commonwealth to issue small notes
was rejected Ayes IL, Noes 20.
\ motion TO indefinitely postpone, made by Mr..
j homas, wa. voted down-Aycs IL, Noes y.
Mr.. Harris moved to reconsider the vote by
which the imprisonment feature was stricken out
ofthc original bill
The Chair decided that it was first necessary
to reconsider the vote on the substitute, which
was done-Ayos %, Nos II,
Mr.. Harris then made his motion and
On motion of of Mr., Campbell the Senate ad
journcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20

Hon. Jonathan Philips, Of Boston, has donated
$4,000 to Hazard University for the increase of
the endowment of the Greek protessorship in IIa-
ward College. This professorship was founded in
lell by the anonymous donation of $4,000, by
Samuel Elliott, esq, whose name was announced
as the donor only after his decease, in 1920.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20

Marshal Wynkoop, of Philadelphia, on Friday
last proceeded to Lancaster, and re-anested
Gen. Ford and Judge Vandersmith, along with
one Walter G. Evans, an Alderman of that place,
who are charged with fraud upon the Pension
Bureau. The parties Immediately petitioned
for writ of habeas corpus to Judge Long, who
granted it, and a hearing was had at once. The
Marshal protested against the interference, but
the Judge finally bound the parties over to APP
pear and answer on the first day of the approach
ing term of the L. $. District Court in Philadel-
phia, and then discharged them from the Mar
shaI's custody. Col. Wynkoop again protested,
and declaring himself obstructed by force yield
I'd up his prisoners.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20

the best broad dcneator Of negro character anu
peouliarities, Of the many now engaged in TINT
dieniiied calling. Cd and see BIN.
urxrs MERCHANTS MsoAz1sr- ebrndry
lssi.--The first article on the Commerce Of the
United States with review of the Fishery
Trade, Tobaeco Trade, ae.. by +. HALE OF y,
York H. Memoir Of ERAs1rs BRIGHAM BiGE-
LOW with porrait.) III. fra3e and Com
merce Of Baltimore. ". Submarine Blasting.
V. Journal Of Mercantile Law. VI. Commercial
Chronicle and Review journal Of Banking, &c
DE Bows REVIEW, INDUSTRIAL RhsorheES'
&c. February, 1854 contains |, Turkey--its
Commerce and It's Destiny, H. Indian Super
stiti5ns: III, The Indians of the l, ;. ",
The First Settlement Of Kentucky. Y, Early
life la the South est. VI, The Electric Tele-
graph. VII The Condition of the County
VIII, The Manufacturing Industry Of the L. :.
TX. Commercial aud Financial Resicw.-lntcr.
nal Improyements.-1h leading objects of the
work are to furnish reliable and copious infornn-
ton in reference to Southern and Western re-
souroes-ir ade-ogricultura products, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20

The Ludies, Members and Friends of the Mttho-
dist Protestant Chnrch,w hold FAIR an FEAST
commenting Tuesday ng the 2lst inst. On the
a2nd bot dinner will be prepared suitable Tor the or
casion The three in the basement OF the NJ. T.
Church wi bc oceuped-,,uc of them exclusively fer
the meat tables. here rybng will be served up H.
he nice. order. r. C La lies wish to iin their ausc
of worship. unl hope for liberal patronage their
Fair mud fea L. promising something unusually tempt
ing ip huth departments. 1lc rooms IRE sufficiently
comnlodou. and will respects be cry agreeable.
f.h 10 hIl2ieh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Feb. 18th, 1854.

~ THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS are peculiarly
sen.it rport of the human itaInc, and their suscep
bity diseasc n,uncsts i'srlf in rinus forms snc
Coughs. Colds Ciuup, bronchitis AsiluAa, and Hat
fear nj scuurgc ui our iure. Consunliiou To remedy
ihesc diseases Stahle's Anodync Cherry Expectornut
offered the public, with The n-sGmnrc that it is no
ell fiepl compound, hnt preparation snlctin ed bv
medcnl science and comments ton. Its beneficial e.
ttrt, In ali the above forms of disease hive been cer.
Ged by ncruiiovcri hle TESTIMONY. You advised
20 give it tral. Slahlcr's Dirrhnu CorGi is also
remedy which been tested aud approved by hund ed,
at ply ciHns and others See Advertisement in apoth
er column and de.rrpiivc mphet~ 10 be had gratis
IT the agents. Price Of each ol, 80 or SIX bot
les fal - ~ feb l5.lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20
To the Voters Of LYnohburg :


capdtiHte inr your snhagcS, ut thr electo in
April next, fr re office of Mister oC Police After
resienrp of lorytwo years in your city and neigbor
hnul Idcm It unnecessary say any thing OF my self
fnt, OF thnn Il elertel. Will discharge the duties Of
the flee. GEO PERClVAL, SR.
ian 81 lie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKETs-Februsry

In Coton market Yesterday was dull; the sal : n
nll'y IO00 butts. at s ) for Ncw-OI leans nidii
me stock on hans, exclusive of sIipboari, Is 9
600 bales.
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y .aasev''s Cherry Pectoraf.

\ Ma II iNF1IEs IHE AT fSs.sx5st.ss itl
~ v TENTIaN OF Public to tbs X ks5es i.
Certlcass appended below and, bsrpaak Wy. "a
Tor them thst candid consideration which NJ ~
fher honest frnpknese deserves s XS5SS2S%
Alien IN snch stationaa as many who voIua- ~
larily benz witness
ysue q CHERRY PICTORIAL, do q I'll lSM n ~ ~
oyerstats their convictions. Judge chen TaAS
whether his Ia not the medicine a
when have relief throat ii
Judge whether
prevailing bek seals
with fatal frequency
from many home n Al
l5f{ ~ ~ Jackson, g H, Cry o. New 90 1851.
H. J. Q. Afka-Str The CHERRY PICTORIAL il much
ss5 ss'sra Of beat have nsed hres si
u Sss ps,sas ets hem
gai and only altar qndophea evidence
Value thing
nnrisaed eycefAca Of his agents lin
ttERhf proved egeud repeated
tnsr 70
i usaaneas lis beyond all
Ter plnonAIy Affections M climate inns
sgd combination Of properties. @ 81
~ ihs hope that viii ts auacrbe
speeuiy your ob'tsetvt, JAS. H. q. MILLER, NJ n.
@ sf 4sSIS AlLxaAs tirca,, january 10. 1883.
deny that the CHERRY FACTORY claims 10 hs
much TIT. vicinity although recently
Ihe community shoald know it's virtues Yours 4
1 Prepared by JAS. AVER Practical and Aaayti
Chemist, Lowell, Mass aad by all Druggins NJ FL
~ vRieHT q G. IS 4Eitf5efij
Z I. s 81 Is i
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ss' o. Intss 4 1as :,
MAaN0SIA MOI batons kouges ssl'ss EsshE
M0usr SrxAI NO 8, at Franklin, St. Mary's
PAIN psrssh. sSl5ss 7'a' 7sE 4
n lso ~, Eass \
p,u - S,x I sasea fSr the Teryn ending
IN esenihef 81, 1854. Ne
LoUls1asA Mol slests every Friday evening"
morgan, !, Joseph west n d deolgs Ellisss sscs
Rotary; Loleelle. Per Secretary; Herman, Trea-
surer.
WI sf3rxssTo,5 No g. meets every Thursday even
ins " washington Han Third DISTRICT onicsra
p4RnsztM e John payiss " Y Y 9saiISkQs score
tazy pnFiAsRs r Hecresazy j Y Aoonsr Treasurer.
~, NJ, x All, ssss Ha;,s 81 d
Wilson. j b uunninghatn,V @ J s Eimosida,
sserstsry rhonss Il shisds Phi Secretary bernard
Cohen Trenserer. VII = aS
oassass,E Do 8 mssis IVORY Thursday evening
MoaSSa d Y ii III II q n Crawford Sec 8.
sstAxS KsI. " Bonnet, Per. Secretary Thomas Hal,
Trsss0fsrs Ia gEsFsl NJ s5s-77 81
JERFEasoN No. 8, liaedta every Thursday evening
secretary " sAuEhs, Per secretary Z ooesf'il'
Treasurer
TKUToNIA. No. 10. meets every Tuesday evening
b roam M d 0ad EsIlcnai Han. oaicsrsG Rs6.
r. haenss. = + so d. secrstsry
OnI.EASs No III meets every Tuesday evening
"A rsssn M + t1iIli Fsl,osa f1al 11fiosrsI N
Gouia y O In d Baucs, 81 = Peterson, seore-
tazy I = we T. l 'sas's w
evening" Is room No 5.otd Fsiows Hail.. t,ficers.
HRoruo q q b laubernator " d !; ii IL Stanley Re
soralng Secretary 4 Tower Psr sscsstAryi
~ $500 ~ g y n. = go ~. ~
HOWARD No. III, meets every Thursday evening
in reom No. 8, odd EailoWe Hal. Ofioers james
Davis g Thomas bailey x 6 ig pa silva 4, SEQ
4 m YrQx lfE
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PRIoE M oyarss9
ssnsrn
ars pTsPsfsd V srppy HOE COLD EluN Oh
AMERICAN ENGLISH akd FRENEHW ~ Asts
BAL MS FOUNTAINS, MI kisds.
"A 9EsigARDEF HOSE. 1YiaR
sEs tilted N ias u rrES 81
sans EfiIP And aaaay up
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I d CERTAIN CURE DR. GooD's Compound
EXTRACT OF GOPAIyA the greet remsdy
York and other cea ia positive cure for
Directions English
Sold 1T No ISL CHARITIES STREET. f9 s51ae = jeA
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pnx,y5u~@zxzsl ts5.

u WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE or
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
h they o supply puggs and Dealers NJ owesi
s,hcJsae price, =.
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aess4 Sgiii6.sE aisa5 aC ~ a4Wa9l :
fsss'EssAs',issssss ~ - 3 50 @es4lS Il - H.
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John BULLS 5FLuID EXTRACT or. sAls Is

= z--s :. -. - y ~ @
y UHN BULLS FLUID EATkAGI OF Sac
10 ha hea1so tbanssndr and n dsy oya
aictea than could 81 ~ she
eoaans sbs times nssh
any similar prsPafnito mHls IN Anne sE
rnon-si per sottlss q NJ 5gh
A abaIe state blood shs sss q
6 BULLS Tsuip on
public strictly saisnt
retpes and funorn The
price, and sssore being used subjects
y - - ]
~ aa
srssssstaaraiiss agent
sDO W., IEsf1a a :. :. &. -.
oho o.
M y NH M 81 ss ~
months only IL saeoss ePon
Who u parihet Of he blood
Bear sna ss ssi
sapsrinis the TguFI)En or THE yyOaID. q P4 tse4
and viii cure yon 40 you
9mss.
80 = Z. t4. LouisvrsLs Hay,is4s,
Headahs nnd dnlihasyy psin
the Of Inc Say
by aa,ansss
s.s.sss Z sss.s.s
'enn'' WY rss 1ss I.aowEN,Hp
AZ ar X Soa H. thsnn
~ III ss ~ M I'M ~ ~ o s W ~ ~ ~
Ma Joas BuIaDssr r: Tor shsss years havebss
Addicted with Rheuman ssverest charscier
OF naS enssy onIoa s
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n IVRR G0MPL Amt, DYSPEPSIA, merry
lOuH nRRII.TTY SrARR or rkIEl Inr4eYs .aas

a a UuB ilkBILTfY, DISEASE OF THE KfDNEYS.-More
from the South in favor Of H0OFIADS
BlITEF, prepared BY DR. q. H. JACKSON
stsrd alone other
M Essas for y q Dyseps Jaunde
= " CttANEf Miiisfatnfg ~ October 1885,
my sold your Btte time End hrs
an snct TIM hnn
S NELSON EDWARDS salyisa Ky Jpne q 1881 said. wy
jasty celebrated fully
witch s hasih
!f. = w BERRY un,ontown, s,Jaly al 1884, sad:
heard ~ By the
Hrt Aeieve
GRANT Ky Juns 20, 1851 have
them by The hal dozen ~
DR. " p FATiO Bro Knoxville Tann a. IsSl. naid
Your Bra selling very every pefson that
ned y fr beon able
w Tbsas hIfTEHs ENTIRELY VEGErABL thsy inyig-
sns shs
50 Foi sale respectable dealers every where. l4
b fa5s y. WRIGHTA co, New Orle ans,e
81 Stnds w sis
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MAJ. " ATSO ms CARD viii uss No otthel

Z re W ALSO 2 AK 81 WlIi usei no oIhel
lii tnc found In plsntreh
81 o practice all those
Fos fifteen this has beet
ssdmd saaaof
hettcr than thodo. That's what
which
STRUCTURES, NODES ULCER Sores GI.EETSs StlRk
familiar
aay without Ieism
hna Re di 4
viii draw upon him the
neglect bio saita whether without doors Tn
There New Orleans
uldpp are the ncsst
secrecy shfch always invoably
which do not think u
Already
"A & ". WATSON. Nj D, II
ahaa Nj dl,ania,r hnuna Attract
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id sasa tls #n-
4ssgsa is4l seelg ~ 4 fssssA q =
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/ .oE zs5il 0oI-,8G aH13kf p aI6& MIA &
" JeE3as Y4Tse.I lt5t ssl7a 85idaa Z
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#NGYPTIAN FL EsBALSAAMt--b yg4s
Ia CoHEN, hasas md tafrtS ysaa
The EYE. - w spsg sH1x%
tRtss ten wsshs man q .h
hHd M egh mouths restored 70 the sgh
rgchtlenAn who always used secs cr
enabled fead the
wltkout Their by eAnaleght In eight hours after.
k9 ~ gyass
blianes " the and ajpo The sight
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sstspio6 Of the fade generally their well selected
5ek # ia and gsauns DRUGS, MEDICINES ExTkAcTs.
rs EsSENTlAI. Oils PhINI, NARNISE HAT, IL
AR gEETA sna shsir largs aasormya, q
eetfrom Importing
sptss They Offer he same for sale
soicissa Gall and
stock, send la their ordsra sg . n
NLY carefully PIT uP Of the bsstAnd purssaF
carefully and pusnl
n.y. = a PoTrER 4 OF. 1dasy
# s ss Essaii sgg Ssv
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gETHIGHLY EMpORTANT9DISGOV 20.

IUHHI fMFUHTAETg DISUUV Err Y.---DR3
JAMsa would sepssstay sall ~ sspsioB .sns sad
cat elect
Skin
cia attention tbee BY private
In thasecet and solitary habit which The
body end them for either basnssa society The
nablis q youth Weakness Back and Limbs Pain IL the
q Lo II II the
ton, Mentally she effects
Self pstru Love Solitude
~ ho afflicted Of ths above SHOULD
tall csi James, and health.
Let false deacy apply Immediately
from Abe eAdu and awful consequences tsbs
nalady Weakness ohs Organs Immediately
rers,, Y, Y ,s., IN ese sgag.l sAa
w als5 s9sa fhEaf5 IF3alat5 DIR. JAMES.
r 8, PesonHlving
their address, BY letter and
floslnpa fseof ten dollasa fmsa anvil DIR, MES
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baai ss8ol gac RsiTqO9 88k eAIsa8 :
.as7s, wsss 1ss i...4s ..ss ~ ssSsv6ua y -tGs
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CO. ~. i lI5F YEIRT EIINnIAN I,..lllR

8NNT tx. F.liBFRYER, INDIAN DUCTORs
NJ TE aI nysE IA ~
hours HI IN
SORE TiiRSAfs COUGHs COLDS OBST1NA IN CANCERS Fs
ruIAS All kih6s VEINS Garlic OF THE BDNES WHITE
snEs Bh eoED osshsf Win M
iada and ehdrsn nv long
among long and
which have been
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m go M
ls..aJlCAL UhnLJN.

KsYRaE, MRS. Midwife, 1876 Nayades street,
, orpo..s he Horse station, Nswo1leaap. sspse ~
IN ISEAsES OF THROAT AND LUNGS
~ DR.. !. 4. eEGUIR,
sess SlpS ST. III
'f Assidsnces No 79sI chA0NDELRf ST
~ cousai,asisp f. y and $40 SIN ,sspa'
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~ ss 81
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siat DANCING j. MUSIC.

I'M VOCAL MUSI0sT7x IN
THOMAS ese q hs odss. lsssTgss
Of 9sptEg?n,I HI. ability stoe well known TO
cormendaion LIZ Ordsre e with r. r. WERElFs NO. csn
sreot, n M ma At with prampt attention = II 81 II
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,ctfnlty
nHE1IihI

VIII thhtI
to affections Of ona standing,
Proras goabies syphie caeheaa and u al disea.
indication consistp thorough
qualification The BODY, With considerable
junction think would prefer other
.sratisn phycisn will admit
sponsafnnng sso composition!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
Great Snow Storm In nliaois The Iron
Horse IN snow Drirt.
the st. Loui- Intslhsenoer, Jan. IL

fron tR6 St. LOUIS lntellSencer, jan III,
terrible fnow storm has prevailed ,long ths line Of
ton, ard therse Ia north Chicaxo covering the
track in many places 20 the depth eight or ten feet
cutting of for the the ing I'll N nau1ication with
our p,ighborE OF Chicago ard points fur .ber east
Passengers who LETT Chicago Wednesday ~ the evening
Iain arrived in this city snnfAy st anuasrsb- hard
ships an nsTrow escape from FREEING starving The
train vas TOPPED near the OF Grand prairi. 4.
oeies Thursday by FORMIDABLE crow drift and
for thirty Fix hour not the least pr gres ud be
DIV toat time intense suffering endured by about
ore hundrts aud fifty passengers and vi little or nota
ing to eat Ccggea and olnded Ia the tqiist OF
boutcess prsire, BY noun aims Of snow their
can be imagined letter ttan described However by
thoytlipR ard digging through the eplb Aukuent, the
train family arrived ~ Bloomington FRIDAY noon and
from that poin to this city, III. journey compare
lively
The down train however, TIVE only one 10 suffer
for on its rsy into Bloomington eight slsr from that
place, the up train discovered lyrg lille swift n
de'ered y the passengers, copdu ctor apd all hands
who had returned TO the town 10 Keep from freezing "
s'srvii . cold, trow-drftirg prairie.
The msrnng train fr Chicago having eyertahep thu
evening train In the pf irie Jared 70 better and both
reached Blooming or sbout the time Passengers
report eusck is open 20 Bloomington bat bsyond
there ia boun6itfs OF Hnos the trains have
stopped, 'let do w. frog up. The sirf horse,, has
met hs atom at last and has succumbsd 70 the frosty
breath q Old Borsas who ba tf:ned his mbs And sent
. piercirg ieitls TO his heart
The trans iAiled TO reach Bloomington SATURDAY. And
sutcsy, ud current that ess tran thras
Ia, ale. Three Eastern mails, ard a. many prsepo,r
trains due but neither mails passengers HAD m sds
their appearances when the ief Bloomington for AL
Sunday m rn;ng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS

From The New Orleans s4cayuor. Jsu. II
circular Of the NJ nis,ry a the Interior Informs the
depAr authorities that they 10 Try
ali criminals and Of rdsrs arrested whn their jurisdic
ton and carry into elect tie provisions OF tns
against their shou reference 10 the place from which
Ger Marin C.rre7s fulfilled the dutiss az Comm md ant
Genei 81 during the iass ~ Gen Iomsarolni but 80
not see IL stated thai he Is 10 all Il Eerransn,y that
Gen LomtRrdini's death yscatss Il.
Az order q the Minister o the Interior tveps aaiAns
and gardener (sarLcheTt) from the nCea q tiking
out l.. swelling passports
OF peculstion in ths sYefcie ~ ITS functions been
pended, ~ c-ctr Q. TO prefecture
shoCt q ctrtt q1.se WAS feit 4 DurN on the
~ ~, = O'Clock l. tte morrios 1ne shock va We
TENT traugb = oiu5e The nRas which oeipg aid At
tLs men cot, 10 b. fusp rdec.
s<ror Manuel Ncriso las been ,ppoated Chief o. d.
visloc Of TIE hiniry o. FL anss With emolument, ct
$1,000 year.
S.nor Pedro Ns5endo has been spT at.d Secretary o
The Order OF GuEoSupe
oe Isscora CArdor, ,lss R-fasio 2,pt,s % the 5th
of November fascinated hi master senior Bernardo
kercs6o Arrested on The IS n ADD tried snd cordsmu@
on the following days te was xc'ust ca tie ga This
followed mp Tnete hkd been ysroIs oheg oas 10
different psrts Of the country.
The government has nominated Don A1guB'n DoInil
gaeH Tor the n ,hCIIie 81 Oljsos.
TIE distrc o. Tuhsn has been Incorporated With tie
department. o. Yers Gus
oIee- II he Yastcr o. the Interior directs ths de
parment. authorities to liza panos Of s,ndsrnes fo
the pursuit CT offenders
lhe celebration & m a'efp.asee o. the powers TIE
and tmolurrtnfs eoiituSd Santa Anna celebrated
with greet fjc!ei the nth in the pyesen:e CT Ali
The wealth tio huusncs * re ispu5ts' troops with
Their gltieritg arul fnd Immense co g6a CT tue !opu
lace TIE al Jfion Ien.kipx on lie pass,t
conferred hr, ttys TIE Mexican rsvouton enter
then, aIev place 'ld We ntw have dlc.soriEl go
verr n1tnt which mother elective Tor b.rsft,ry .rd
which may be called testsr sntsry. Th, fact II cor
memory az errco y nas bs tvo ht neal Eva -.
dspe-tu ancient days TIE ctBatus Co1sutun 10 favor
6f old Cabs no hsstened % avail hiuE ~ them .na
10 our days the decree fhe French s'n.e which ia
vested Louis Napoleon with Ia right q Cd org h 500
csssor They are imperial trS ions nay bessa I,
fhis Coz strton = t ache, "oefutysor temporary The
future must decide TIE tone ~ tbs mtnjes q b. Hsh
eses to ibe telei Al The name q rePvb VII t
10 naintAired "
% the lph he Installation cl tho oder Of Guadalupe
tok place with, perhaps Jet greater splendor The az
Jtr sftsr rsfuruiog The m'snid Of the apparel
di gsytd % The by the inverse ATTENDANCE
s-'s-"Amcrg the crowd We but two moderated
bisah coats; hey we're by Senior turbds and Gen
CD asn " GAssstn who ocoupisd hts place In the
s.pcmAtio ihsee rfmirded n the history OF the
glpsr 4aUta - versa ssh eas' sstJosh msnt co-t
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Port Of New York, january az. 1864.
ARRIVED. .....

ARRIVED
Steamship Cambrs (Br). Miller, Havre Dec 81, via Hat.
fax days, with n dec, to Cunard
BIis Lyon toi Duxtury Gardner Malaga 50 days Win
rsses wSslDs barn Hail Of ssii RIVER. .sssrisr
shields from Shields for Havana Jan H. la 30 25 lat 70 IA
yassoe bark NareiA Of Porsiaue, bounds.
Brig Harp tof Key yett, Money River Gsmtis Af.es.
ls in tho Gulf Stream Mr. Burrouf first ofhosr
Knocked orcrbc ard BY she manboem ard drowned be
ts heavy weather tho passage had most s
ler Grew tick cwinr the slime.
Big Joteph of Esst Thomartop, Burton Port Prince.
jan with lcswooc and specie 70 kossire The n.
geek lead Ae Jan l6 lat D. Ion u.s. spOAe sohr Cum
q days with coffee to Trundy Co Jan g. Capo Dame
Maria bearing 20 miles soke bs Mosse Cris,o from
AVE- os5es for captain repsr THAI port ., BE-
miles spoke Br brig VIM PiSs from 81 Jsgs dc Cuba fog
Liverpol 18th in Crooked leland Passage. Br fgass
steering sw BY " (hence for F0rlssnsS
sotr Kensngtor, Swan, Charleston, 8 days
sehr N Hlwkins. Griffin, Chsrles,on, dsys.
sehr Edward Be uent Decker Virgins
scbr Chsrlos Atkins Atfins Cape say, Del 5dsYx
schr vieis, Lawrence, Cape Nay, Do, days
schr A PnIne, Herten, Ia tport, days
Schr Jfoob Raymond Broy Nantucket for AdelphlA
sehr L Allen: Rhodts. Rsesl.ld.
schr Superior, Knten, Rooiland.
Sohr Silver Cloud. - Bgssgpor..
Sleep Pointer, Fowler, Ptovidonce.
.sIruRN.D-Ths bark ASS Sawyer Gates benos 70. b
away sboom fyns jisscom p,r q stern, a. Gould
ascertain what damage the schr received.
BELOW
Ono shin and one brig, unknown.
Sire Red Rover tciprer Ban Francisco; Underwater
Liv0pool Henry Clay DO.
Wind at sunrise "; meridisn do; suuse, WV.