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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL oF THE PACKET sHIP UsDkRwRirES
The shp Underwater shpley. from Liverpool and las
from sQuan Beach where he has been ashore since Sadr
ay last was got off yesterday morning. and toseito
the Atlantic Deck where she arrived at T. NJ by 'hs
,eam tugs Titan ard Achilles. She has about 500 tuns
cargo vet on board consisting mostly OF iron and coal Her
rudder Is gone about half way up the wood ends are
started from the post which IS the only place whee
leak can be pump onlyis usein
keeping her free She Is in perfect shape Is not hoggoi
nor have any butts been started that can be dscoYered
She will discharge the balance Of her cargo at the Atlantic
Dock before being hauled out for repairs Captain Ship
ley came up in her very much enfeebled by sickness
DISASTERS AT SEA
Cspt Multer of the British brig Speculation arrived yes
erday from Cbarone reports having experienced very
heavy weather during the passage From the 9Th Of March
to the ist OF April had constant succession oil westerly
gales March 49, lat 40 4O' lon 23' )0 While lying 70
during heavy gale from wsssruck by heavy sea On
tie sarboard tide which knocked tho vessel on her besm
ends caring away bulwarks and breaking sever"
.ancbeors started the galley s.ancheons and swept 'hs
galley overheard started boats split mansa, &c. f,h
ipst lat 40 A. Ion 46o fell in with grsa, number Of
iceberes On Ne 9Th ms in large field OF ice got
casr of il on the Hhi saw the last Oh y "" ''' '' " ~
400 so and len. 5o'.
ARRIVAL Of The STEAMSHIP YasKEE BLAor At PANAMA,
The steamship Yankee Biade Capt Randall which lefs
hi, port Feb g. arrived at Panama the fh inst max
ing the passage in days and few hours including 20
days detention Her from Rio Janero to Vsparaiso
rss made in Is days and 20 hours the quickest on record
The pasfage from Valparaiso to Panama was made in II
days.
rxTRAoRDISARY cONcIDEscE.
Yesterday two splendid clipper ships arrived in our
mort the one having left New York but little more than
ne dsy In advance Of the other which saiei from Boston
Their passages are by days the best when have
been made Ibis season, and furnish most striking coin
cdepce a. 10 tme-he Romance Of the Sea having made
The run from Boston In 90 days and IL hours aud the
David Brow from New York in 81 days The former is
by Dumaresq formerly commander OF the
.bip Surprse and the latter by Capt. Brewster what IL
steyhat remark able both vessels crossed the Equator IN
nearly the same longitude and within ons day OF each
oher-tbe David Brown the Sd Of March IN longitude
III 80 and the Romance OF the Sea the 9Th OF March,
in onqtude III - We learn from our marine reporter
that he David Brown ten days of Cape Horn Ia
rong Qaes during which time che los her bboon, NC.
and has been within 300 miles Of this port within the ls
eght DAYS Both yessc said be noble specimens of
naval architecture and each about LOO taDs measure
nsnt As the crack vessels Of the they VIII doubt
less attract great deal Of attention.
San FrApcsco Herald, March ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
DENMARK
The ministerial crisis continues.
ITALY

From Turin April TO- it is telegraphed that me fnnee
tie fort al Nillefrauch, at Nice
several arrest. have taken place at Mention arising out
OF the cent revolt .
Tho Of The assassns of Count Rossihad terminated
and Col Crandor and three Others condemne 20 death
Jenny Linz gave her third concert at Vienna on the
eth irst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

INDIA

Tie Overland Mail via MGrseillc- had been received
Bombay dates were TO the l4ih March
Il was reported that Dost Mahomed hsd 9ueteu al
Afghan alliance against the Russians and ferSilns.
me news from Burrnah was uniav orable.
An in,urre,tion had troken out at Bassn -. =.
lie Electric Te.egraphs we're progressing rapiay IA
Owing to the native holidays the general and money
mn1kei. Nere dul
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
ApJol RNMENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
IEGISLAIIRE

BosroS Tuesday, April 95 1854.
The Legislauro Of this Stale viii probably adjourn neo
Friday
The me- mbers Of the House Of Representatives met IN
their chamber THIS evening and presented TO the Speaker
the Hon Oils Lord a most valuable and seSsn, service
OF plate Tie presentation address was made by Nc
Cooley of Boston Mr. Lords reply was exceedingly ei'-
quent and touching
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26


Navigation on Lake Champlan is open The steamer
America which left Rouses Point yesterday aloth'oa.
arrived at Whitehall this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Tar YAsKEE BLApE-A telegraph dispatch received
Yesterday morning from New Orean- states that The steam
,hip Yankee Blade arrived at Pansms on frdsy' ApFi
T. in forty seven sailing days from New YORK AL well
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
CHINA

The dates from Hong Kong arc to tho 25th February
The Russan expedition had apparently succeeded ia ITS
mission TO japan .ot,,c c,
The Russian steamer Vostock arr5e at Shanghai rom
Necask on the Oth February and returned on the ih
She reported that the Emperor OF Japan had consented 70
eootsfe had sent Ministers b treat with the husah
Admiral ard had treated the Admiral to banquet iho
.npauese ambassadors positively announced tn" '"ey
", Id open their poris. bu, would require time
1be American squadron had not arrived az Nasaski
vb,p the Vostock eit, on the Sd of February.
The storeship supply had arrived at Woosung rom LOO
Cboo hut noting further had rGuspired
The Chinese insurgents had evacuated fauehau on .e
North entrance Of the Grand Canal and the lmperiiists
occW, it. r,. -. c..n.h.i
Noting new from NingpOo or Foocho"ioo.
An Was quiet at Annoy.
jhere is no political news from Canton, and trade was
gopr on as u.psl ana manufactures we're in healthy
stnto' Exchange on England, d. lod on indIa' %'o
The discovery of gold in Ceyon s reported twenty
, Some nsurreconary fighting was going on in the
Ptr,ian territory
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
- COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
I,verDoo, Cotton Market.

rcport Thursday the lh the following dp
God Friday holiday hessrs Dennstoun Co
and cher report continuance Of he improved fssng ncd
ast week qucs AbBndsnt advance Ia prices OF 1909
L ou qualities Of America The market Is stt hse
the were ~ 800 baes uaeia
ia mean hch 80 we're On speculation .na ~
for sxpor TIE following are The qu0t4Ll9ns ssl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
SPAIN

From Madrid il is stated that Mr. Soue received his IN
structons to demand reparston for She Black arnor
affair on the 5h inst and the 9th the Spanish Govern
mont msde the needul apology and pecunay
besides blaming the Captain General OF Nuoa ior his
nnn-ln
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
pry,NG OF NAVIGATION on THE PENoB-

SCOT.
BANooR, Tuesday April %. 1851.
Tho ice on the river opposite this city passed quietly
down The stream Ibis afternoon, and 10 morrow We snh
undoubtedly have free nayig CATION
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
r,x.r,oo, Hreadstuns Market.

DeuuEtoun's Circular The marke. 9penea quleJ
cOrsunpse demand sprung
rbb eottinues and ths closed Sh srea naaes
"a sVates eks prices Of Ybbi o. .LoVf sla "a
N uEAr IrpfAS CoEN 10 . demand 81 al q, ,snes OF
"a al 3 auarr Cana FLOOR is quoted u 81 "a
Bsr ere Philadelphia 50 Cd Ohio - az ooli D. "a "a
ss a. White sHEAT, Sd az Sd Red and Mod ~ 'a I"
II "A w Nc Corn Al Gtjl Yellow and Mixed a 9fA.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
THE LATEsT-IBr TELEGRAPH J

CoyrSH.ery. April I3-Four stesm ffiss'es unasr Al
r,,l Pumr5gs sre detached from SE Charles NaPie''
feet and sen. to tie Cult OF Finland
TIE British frigste Impereuse had chased ku'an cor
v,re into Svesborg
BIRr1s April 9-Prinee Barclay Detoly proceeds 70
London OIL special mission.
Brcu.EIsr, April s-Up to the present time 10 bs;iis
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

The Duke Of Cambridge, Lord Raglan and the Engn,n
sts arrived at Paris the 18th inst and were cordially
received by the Parsians. The Emperor gave them a
grand review Of 250OC The Dukecsrred triendiy
Autograph letter from Queen NictoTia 10 Napoleon
Tie English had embarked from Marse'is'' lot 'H'
East. ,o., ..,.. T..
farewell dinner given on the loth ~ the dros
Frrcs Pr0renodu to Sir Sanford OF the Iuusd states
Fnbo.sv AZ Paris over 100 Americans were present.
Con.ul McRae presided, with Mcssrs. Cosbn: Manroe
porr and others. rs Vice Presidents Nj Mason ana
other members of the diplomatic corps were among the
invited guests
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE
NO BATTLE VET!

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
rHE GREEK INSTRUCTION.

Accounts from Jsna Of tie 3d. announce that the Greek
insurgents had been rePused and Armro had been sur
rendered.
Turki.h reenforcemens hsd arrived al Ife'eys ana
Bos.
Tie iusurrector makes no progress
A. Ar,,;.n note Of re1norstrarce had beer forwarded
q, A,bsrs holding the Greek Government liable for al
ni.ebisf sising IRON the insGreoton
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
L,yerpooi Provision Market.

Mss. Gardiner repoThe recsp.'o bEEg show ,s!las
os ~ hi C ercs. PoEE moderate inquiry AMI nDef' or
10 de Bacon continue pressifs on he nsAss q
Vih0ut eAdlDz 70 active Iaee o.oobD a.
g~.I, uee.r. REQUEST .0T Of sals 81 - a5l a. "a
opv vh e pressure cell than Peeed ron sch l
No Geese the STOCK nesrY ent
GREAsE BUTTEk sold 53 TALLT hat a. u dee ms
CsxF du some Of BCrTEa 81 f1Etfsr feoncSh se'f'
r.-..nn 100 msre.L LID q - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
,.,.- .;,,sr a. s.E-.E.s u 81 ks's'Ts ." 40 Do

! r.. t.As
, hrcdj.
oDEssl ApJ Az ;h' Freach ,at E0glsh vesseA
Lsse Sssn ,ehi sLi u polt
CoSsrssTiscPLs 4 prI -fhs OVsf Corr-sp'afs7s ht'
ACCOUNT ron 81 P,;er.bUre s-iug shu tie reserve bI
tsH ad been cSl4d ou- and sscOai reserve bI''cry
ior each cot2, fc-ned
NARslrILrs. April l4-Adm rsl Brust vii replscs Ad
mra Hsmer in be Black Sea- FOR iba pHrPose Of giving
Aduirl pun3as The ch conlsud Of the combined ist'.
whleten Arusuo Z to have the command o. tae CON
tined lan0 'oices
LospoS. Saturday morning - TIE Dolly Nelr, anisa dae
~Coptlhsgtr Frdsy evening April - says ihe British
fo, Amphou a guns. IS ashore prsgo, ard 81 a.
,,up,s 10 -et Der OF have bsAesto proved fsd-ss.
The Post from Hamburg li'h reports that Admiral Ns
per having received repar icu Adm rsl Piunris' that
s1tsen Russisn shps of W. anchored II II t's
sud wth @ cain the part c. gsv-L e nskng 10 a'seA
hen
CoEru. April9 The EusH-h aud French vessels ,t
o. re cst Of Taosay hSye ders TO search all vessels
su.rectd Of having munitions OF board, and to
see these il whlch th'y may be discovered
Iou,,s yessels csrrying passengers whoa, passports are
also to Be soiz.G.
-p,r,s s.,rrlsv mo-s.ng-Tne Boar-e yesterday Fri
dsv. thoved considerable nic'nsss The } Fer Cents
clossd n &C 20 and ths a Per Cent Al 81
PoErsxocrH April Il Her Msjes-y's steamer S''oil
bor arrived here 10 day bringing Rio Janeiro dates Of
18th March.
The Russian rgate thst rtftfod st POrssmou and was
last heard OF Al Rio. was for sale there
The steamer Amlls arrived st Rio on 5th March The
Br,ziian sttsmer Emperador hal foundered EScaange
a Rio was at sd FreiEhts % the Channel to - Ia ID
GREAT BRITAIN
Owing the Easter holidays everything was dau ana
ParliaIne Mt W not iu session. .
General Sir Richard Armstrong is dead lie served in
Canada and India.
Admiral Love il also deed. -
importsnt inquiry had going on for some dsys
in Livcfpool on the subject OF town dnes on Shipping
which are considered oppressive by the trading com
nurity. ., -.
Two Marie en- ines for Russia had been seized AZ
N-piers works on the Clyce -
The weather was very dry, and the farmer, were com
planning.
FRANCE.
The Duke Of Cambridge, Lord Raglan and the hngn,n hgn
staff arrived al Paris the lth inst and were cocdauy
received by the Parisians The Emperor gave them
Grand review Of % 0OC The Duke carried riendy
Autograph letter from Queen NictoTa TO Napoleon.
lie English had embarked from Marseilles, Tor the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

gt~.Ip noe.r.,s request, Lap Of .als st s. a5i
caEEss the .oei nssr srhi,,4
GREAsE buTTEE sold 1t ~ .ALLs ~ - ~ - S.ISon g..r,
benson rel oft sales lco American Liao a S'7
Liverpool Produce Market.
Il s.Kpsor BAaK the Hsp..csns nmp'rsn' Dssnis
erh' e@e.T % }::: }.s. ii srs 5f. I5 81 hA as
s,s @ g. ~ Aala, n'fs' fss .. @f sds sss
sbsU Plsvio. .is' .ai'e 9a a.Oe ..ls .
~, lis b. sness dong DYEw ob' tie s4'sesinJ can
fred 10 siew turs DoniEso Los"ooe {" ~''
g,ats Of Trade Ia Manchester.
ro,s sr,p,s had been doing Aanehssts b1yss being
.mpIoy had soasd .her -, .s
Of ssl.s gwen ss must be "i'hda~a 'As W. 'A''
London Markets.
u B,pr Brother. ,s.la repor, lizzie tie Cs.c
raj and Focga aa Nth no sssiisl & las
LeS1 i, @ d d'%7 s1 i 3 r.t RI M saa os; pre-. taken
euiss sey CorTEt II limited essa q - ssa
rate CoumcB CoEseg sloed Lid al IALL'T da.l e''
Nss-s suiss report Welsh i'os eonsna-5 a.,
Pail, II Il " 5 BaIs asGE3 s. free IN SoId 10 sc,
= % h. pa ,e ciJes mosersis 5a.ass Tic
l-iI blocks copper not quoted.
Havre Markets
HAVE April i2Te weeks sale. Of corI0s h,.s ossT os I
tAs lie AIshss sdg-es f.yo,tey u
taien ier 0ss. rsIssd tom q - s2 are 80. aas.,.e
tor bot rsthsr eetier A'h.' a.
ssrtsirsd. CoFEEE dull RICE -CifolAa Aet @''' '-' "
London Money Market.
lh :s.se "a Sss: ;cslf' o s & ~ 'a os =: s.:
.Sstvstes,' eicsisS ,tssIy nesLT easy ats ? 'sai
American Securities.
T.. ,,.r..e,!on vsr. limited and prs. saee;ss'e a.',
H'r' Re- 'l siS',s. I'd 80. oss.d Pssn'J.l. p'Oa'
l.7s cslsess e e'n'' I'si9.es
Liverpool FreIgiIts.
,s. r.s sac, eot ilnasd >, rae hth sas tgsnag
vs.,.sIes D,ae ~ssas Ss~Yors 9s'''4 sss.' P'-sa
s,;, Is sasl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

THE ANNUAL CATTLE STOW AND EXHIBITION Oh
held at Hamilton square, ia the city Of New York thu
rt week IN October, in connection with the Americs
Institute and the New York horticultural society,",
which premiums amounting to s. 900 offered TO
hlhifors from this and the adjoining states
Tine grounds will be opened Tuesday, 81 Of October
1t O. A. NJ, and close on Friday evening, the 9th
TIE snsua address, by the Hon Joha r. Hale OF Nes
nptbire, viii be delivered the show grounds "
Fridss after noon, this 9th
Premium lsis and regulations be had Of James
Belle & Co, $50 Broadway, ard al the rooms Of the
American lrattute, 36l Broadway.
Erries ty persons inten, ing TO exhibit should b. made
az Jares, Beebe & Co early practicable, On and
after tbe 18Th Of September. The treasurer Mr. Krt-
land wil lie in atterdsnse.
The secretary Mr. Johnson viii be at the Asor House
ard after the 2bth of ptember AID every desire n
formation v ~ be furnished.
Exhibitors thoui hye heir art cek on the ground the
weeA previous to the fair except in the horticui
esl arnent, which te brought 10 Monday, ID Of
&c ober.
Tie ofcsss at Hamilton square win be opened the weak
rrtsicuf TO the fair.
All appica ions in references TO the arrangement OF
iciss IN the grounds shoplf be made to Thomas Ball
1 gho win be In attendance 10 give directions
hitft,rs wM KELLY, President
p. JoHyaoS, Cor Score airy.
COMMITTEES or ARnAyGrxEvJs
WIZ kRIIy, President.
yy;a sssr = h''g. srs.r--sa n-.vY, tsp yosS,s
Jtih n JasN. oS ri Yard G, Fade, Isaac n Havland,
icri'lard Spencer, Thomas Bell, B. Kirtiaai.
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THE TURF.


NEW YORK RAcES-NATioNs al COURSE The RE
IN grlar fall meeting wi commence on Monday, sep-
t<mber Is, and continue six days First DAY Monday
Astor House state for year ttos mile heats $500
entrance 500 forfeit Asst tuse 70 give $500 Ii two
or me re start. X len Brock fsmes K Lexington by
Boston out cf Alice Carr ell H. Manuot rames e. 10.
gan by Trustee, cam by Priam Calvin Green b.
Glencoe, cam BY Wagner Race to come oil ut IA O'Clock
positively.
Second Club purse $500 mile heats. Thos. W.
posws n names br r. a ine by Epsilon dam LevAthan
years %, eIess scarlet ard blue; }. Miller names
br. c. Wild hi. hman by Glencoe, dam Mary Msrris,
ye yrs old dress red and red r. b Chatham names g.
e. heoraih by Glencoe dam by Jno. Richards. years
The above three OF the best e horses In the world
and each hist of bssksrs Should he cay he fair the
besr time in ever made the Island viii be
The public rest assured that two great races VIII
be run every day during the week. From the great
amount of money hung in purses and the large num-
Der OF Gne horses in tiaiDr the course, the best
meeting in America is confidently expect
ed.
Persons visiting the Course will take steamboat. at
Fulton mariet, connecting with tho Flushing Railroad
ut Hunters Point, direct to the track Also Houston
Grand and Tenth street ferries Stages from VIII
lan,sbu at all hours to the Course connect with
railroad At Hunters Point. Strangers badges giving
the privileges the Course for the week. Slo be had
gate Al day badges 50. Entrance to the Course
and stands 81 Members can obtain their medals by
application to b. Cheatham Secretary, at 50 Prince
street, the Course during the entire meeting
National Course -Persons visiting the Course FROM
the cities Of New York Brooklyn viii 6nd, by taking
North Second street, Williamsburg they not only have
the pleasure OF ride shell road, but save one mile
in distance fine band of music viii be in attendance
8. J. CARTER b co.
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>REAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR. FOR THE Elk al.
" ttion Of horses from oil parts OF the United
States 70 be held under the auspices Of the National
Jockey Club at the National Course near the city OF New
York.
SEPTEMBER, 1854, and continue TIRES days
IL will be national affair." in the broadcast Of tho
word in which the owners and breeders OF horses from
all parte Of the Union, invited to participate The
managers Will make every effort IN their power to render
this occasion Of ordinary interest and they conf
IDENTIFY believe that this will oe the best exhibition OF
horses that has been held in this any other
rry specially deserving the attention Of breeders
farmers dealers aod all those who are interested in that
poblc animal the horse. The National Coars, whore
the fair win be hell IL certainly the 1st beautiful aud
appropriate ground where such exhib ION oad take
os Of a.
OF horses could possibly DO brought together AMI.
side track has been laid out expressly for the OCCASION
horses that may be entered for com petition Apd from
the magnificent and spacious stands, the spot, W.
have an uninterrupted view Of all that transpes upon
the ground
The classes have been arranged % as to give the widest
field fr competition, and the list Of premiums is the
largest that has ever been offered at any fair exclusively
Tor horses.
All the premiums will BE- given in sterling silver plate
whish bas been got up expressly for this far BY William
in the list Of premium and consist OF useful articles
beautiful in design and Of high artistic finish.
The committee of management are anxious to have all
the best horses the country the ground compete
for these beautiful valuable premiums. Many Of
the finest horse. IN the Union belong to gentlemen who
keep them for private USE they therefore st earnestly
all the operaon in this enterprise Of all those gem
tem.n Who ray be the fortunate owners Of foe single
or pairs Of horses They think this fair ought to
mend itcn TO thsm, IS proper medium by which they
display their favoritss 10 the world, and compare
them with others Of the same class.
20 the owners Of the nne stations this festival win
give uneqused facilities for bringing their horses To the
notice OF breeders and the public generally this fair
viii take place at tine when New York viii b. full Of
visitors, particularly sgriculturis.s who viii b. attract.
ed TO tn city by The ste agricultural fair which opens
the 30 Of October.
ceaiers snd borsenen generally, the fair will sford
the hest opportunity that has been offered to exhibit
Their boTses 10 advantage the grea metropolis Of
the Union which is also the bas rket for ne
in the Unite states as another consideration TO horse
TIE committee present. with the fuh confidence
that il will be approved. the folio wing brilliant
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rs
This sggrsgate, although small is above that Of last
week. but about three aths Of the total composed
Of specie At this rate the larger the portaon the
more unfavorable for Ths outward movement Of
bIesdstuns 10 Europe has nesry ceased The advicss
from the other side relative to the hsrvcs o. n
character as to forbid all hope Of any demand for
-four, wheat and CORR, from that quarter, and
now look princpsy to other great staple produ IT,
cotton. The bulk Of exports at present is specie
ard stock securities aud the bulk Of our imports Is
paid for by such remittsnces.
The Committee of Investigation, appointed By the
bonohoders, creditors and stockholders OF the Buffalo
and New York City Railroad Com sany have just made
full and detailed report the substance Of which is
follows
Fhs.The first mortgage and the rights and interests
OF the boDdhoers have been entirely disrcgardsd In At
least very important pa tcular. The very essential
c~-sa tanned 10 tnat mortgage BY which the rocg
stock sFdgedto secure me st Loan has been treated
eison tie point ishsut .ny conference With the
trustees Or tqpdhlers, Il has sees assqps9 BY the
reSdo,s that this clause q Scy TO, eraiiva, 81. he
scng stock has teea norgaged ~ tho company tack
by cbatel mortgage TO other pasties
seconc-Ihs President of the COMPANY, who, by vir
Tue o. DIS .aee Is the naent OF all parties in interest
~ ren peited TO obtains judgment fgainst tna
Pany, Wi,hovt opposi, m, for upBsrds Of xi50, 600
without aDy legal investigation Of the sum due him AMI
We're beng auytbitg on he books TO show that
fosrc or By any commi se or member thereof h. roe
'hsy permitted 4, mis- Judgment to be obtaned.
inIo-,ILe honirg STOCK, worth half million OF dol
as nss peen sctualy seld at Sbess sale and bourh
N ny Dir Pafchin the President ofthe Company. in ala
own nj me, Tor sum utterly inconsiderabie Tbs pc
ire Stock nov actually stands In his name e II rsc
nised by y Loard It's lawful and absolute owne
his title mp to this momtnt il not contested IN An sv
By any one. " -A' WY
Focrih--t lease has been executed for one az .h~es
years az Dir Patchns option BY which sor1s 800 600
OF s26coo yer annum is paid to Mr. Patchir before in
teresi 10 bondholaers or dividend to stockhoiders
tnth-1le read pays at present. neither dividend nor
interest The interest due in Way lat on the Buffalo
and Atica halt OF the road in cars and that on
ibe bttlca and Hornelsyilc dsiscn due Ia JAW l. Ia
the came condition These already amount 10
$4,000 bgs steps are being taken by the trustees 10
f.ec.fe tie mortgages; but Il Is to be borne IN mind
that they Only be foreclored for the interest and
this eratcn must be renewed a. great trouble and ex
Penae every six months TIL the principal 10 due
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T1NIoN COURSE L. I-TRoTuvG-ON wEDNEs-
u day, Sept. 90, at O'CLOCK r M match for
81 COO mile heats best three eve, wagons and drivers
to weigh 3Bb pounds -H Jones names Frank For
roster. Il. Woodruff names b. z. Jse Hustled. Stages
leare the Williamsburg erre Tor The track every half
hour. sHAW WHITE, Prop.ietors
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The leading items OF imports during the week. were
~ folows-ssgsrs s32 ol5; coffee slo7 $780, undres.sd
shns s174,57e cutlery, s4o,sso; hardware $as 4a4;
hon, s6S4 osi rsilread iron siiso5s tin 500 $685. SD
gar, slse,2e4 stationery SEQ $780, watches, Sill Isi
Wool s3s2a3 TIE above aggregate is less than for the
week previous. There has been falling of for several
weeks past In the value Of imports We trust future
returns WI exhibit continuation Of sush desirable
movement There has been decrease in dry g,ods as
well a. In other items.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value OF certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending and including Friday, Sept. 15 1854
"uh guishng the destination aDt extent OF shipments
to each place.