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Cambridge Cattle Market

Reported for THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE by JoHS EAros.
WEDNEsDAY, July 26 l25i
Atmar. Cattlesoui COO Beeyes snd 81 s. sns
of ns ONeus Cows and Calves Hearug and years I'D
M.RKr1 ETFf-ENtra & cwf.. 80 btst quality. S1 second
ouay ga al third quality SGT ordinary 81 -; hdes e
cNt seas; Tsllow +tiaTs fe 81 to o-e' CaIsAn' io
n. IN 90 - ,,,.,,.
sIoREs-WcIkug Oxen 40, Us, 80 $50 Sloi SIR tzl
435. 70 *l62 - -. -. 40. 49, al, -.
1Ifcc yeArs OLD 81 $85. %38, 81. so 81, to s62
SHtfr' AID LAMBs-3H6 market
T1ra efl -. 45i, 6to ~
Bv Lot ~ $2t. s.t. -. - 10 +5i.
SwIst-1heIc hand. fli Hog AZ u % tic = NJ.
well stocked and there steady de-
cline on all quts of We have few ha corned Hozs
10 dsv from otto The state New Ham pbire he lead
Gav tor large Oxen break down on the Rutland sud Bar
pgf.n r. ID deoyed al the that road b came
over the tchbug Railroad and 90 The BOSOM and Loweh
Railroad loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine, Horses and Fowls
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Hudson River Market RoAts.
treicAf Lat e Cattle GaS Fa-ss Produce eeaerGHy
Rfporftd exclusively for Tn. New.York Daily Trihu

FTftgM Itf q tIafat ara Far1 I'Tofacr ee7trlNV
Reported exclusively for Tbs NewYork Daily Tribune.
Capt Geo Coleman OF the ha esuehsnns from Newurss
ayed the wharf too; Of Warren ~ July . reports the follow ns
scs BY she p t5 Beeves Mich Cows IS Yes. Cavc.
IS sheep and Lambs Ia Horses IS Veal 81
Mutton Pork do 81 Fowls. Turkeys IS Ducks bb EsE.
4s2 tubs Butter So rs 81 hkns Batter averaging 100
Ne. &c hts. Rye Flour
CspI u Lefrver the Gen Lincoln from New PsE
Landing arrived wharf Of Murray July . the fol
loving sIcles by the VIZ Beeyes Mich Cows IS Veal
Calves - Sheep aud Lambs Horses 4NeA Fowls
bSs Est 10 boxes DO So tuhs Butter - rs $50 bales
HAY. l5c do Straw. foo do. Oats. SO bis
Carwnsht, Of the barge Gbos from TvoN. arrived
hsf Of NuTsyst July Is the following sles by
VI Recves Mch Cows 81 Veal Calves. TO- sheep
u swine Ice Fowls TGItsy p bbs Ess. 90 tub.
Rptter IS rs eco bales Hay bales
Grain $50 bush 0sis - bhls Rye four ~ bills Apples 10 do
Pea uaeksges Bcrres
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Cleaner Jefferson. from and or do. do.'l'r'

r, g.. 5o 40 Cleaner Jefferson from and i2f do a'i'
Rr,..l Vushcs or ss'eu soon -, rri..h.,rs y Y5-t
Az 81 N,r'. 90 Bay. ID inst oafs - t'''' ''
20 osd fo, Leidon F.. et.,.b,.i y York
81 e,rr rcr, ''sri, 81, a., bls tlst' 49, ,-, 81 FOR
tr.let-s 81 r't; haIN O ot Fct.t io ,g do =
i,-.r 49,. s.g-, rom Nschis- ~ y " i'ff ,~.u.t
tf- - - r.r l- w.t D. e iou',n- - blt
~ A., K,r Nv Pos.rr. s.hi Trus k1e nm NJ 20, 80
y Il an y KrseIs Skpn.r : Jotn y IS ' r 'N u'5er.
C-,,t Reus,er Rose CANNON and Ssbo Bennett 40
s,b Iris AtectA Huber, Boston CID 29h r49 Dig A'a' VS.
nsHr. bo,ion. . .-- -. ,s.h
A. A. Oref.r Iefh rst sl ABBY Lautnn "a p,h -
30 Mr., i,hte Wccott London Enid fo' ids -tn sap
Nary & Ade'iue. tor Bost. o. tt-,..p c,,,sr
~ B,t Ga 18Th shir Kuck'sboekcr Peabody LONDON
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There doing BasE CorroN meets with sieaiy de-
uld ;ccsv about 90 bales .od previous pcs LOGS
ore bis iEesh ground b.ntySn
.od r txrort ht Free Aes making Tor hou- con
sumption 3 3 FOR and fancy
NTaI ITO bhs Braudvwiue sod az
S7l btL RYF FLoUSSma sars are masias - > . Dbl
Wut ctrc further advance and 1000 bash
rev I'd trrusht 7tG+ 7e quality O0EN $50 lr IL
receipt which very light hsvc al been so ~
~ 10 lCc a. tu.h conditions oars and RTE
with tui little oaefus Hs In EoctEits the sales
dulre Of ho.irs The Provision trade
main. md prices shout iAe WHsAY scarce al
narttd q bbs hkds
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MARINE JOURNAL
FORT OF HFv-YoRK e.
Cleared.

s.,t--. Roanoke Siibner Norfolk Lud,sm Pee.sa'si
YT,,,- iI-6'w ssv.uu,h : L Nieli; Scuthernrr Even
Cfs-.s.ton srorord Til H0n a Co. - ~. ., ,,....
II Navlc. VIM W M ocN Jff AniA-'
r., az J,frf ". s. J. T Tafscof; c ~,
M Bown Hsbor tenS Ironadss John dgner b.
T,t F it Gro Barclay Liyingo1, Oh kapp, 81 DA9l
- srheps ~ the same BoomeT BIZ Ming 81 'ohn y D.
2. l. keyus soma . NJ , III. NJ.
tlssd D1t-r Boston Brown Havisnd; Cao NJ. rson d.
Foster NckenOn -. Ia,
scrr-Nsley Jane G.rdner Newport master James boroen
F River master; Rhode leland HUI Providence master
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NEwNOSk CLAssifiCAfioN.
Upland F.ogidA Mobile. y o. 4 Texas

FLOUR AND MEAL-OuT mAkct Is sgsn .io beittr ioT nc
low ad,s Of Flour the demand quite spur
led r sdr and export, but fhe Is less doing W nc
The intense weather
- N k arvs. have induced hrsk demand part speculative
.,S vi hear Of bhs ordinary for AZ this tnonth
o lry,r AZ 30 Canadian Flour aci sacs ef $50 bb
sood At 81 25 The sales Of ws'en Canal are SSV oe IA PAY
E go, and 10 srve 40 IS for ordinary Stsc 20 ST
- q, common 10 good and vorte State ~ 15G 81 Tor
Wisconsin; $50 s. for 70 good ono sno NcnSau
Southern Flour better and In good request 'or houe use ana o
slirtins; sales e SEQ bhs al IS 90 - oi eA'a
kr.rd $40 hrsuds ard ~ 81 ~ " Tor
Gne, rive Fcur scarce arm; sales Of 100 bes snp-
In A. - 81 Corn Mea firm Jersey, and - Il. for
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~ c,cl.hr,t 81 wildwood. vi. Fa-nyO Tayor w " IA
IN. ia H.ti John Pr'userd NJ Bo'd U I'm Ir
-, ~ az ReraiSo Msrle. EuEA'd. Ness p,'AHI' .,
80 ittir. Fvtu, N,wYort; John Petersin Il 10
49, 70. 5 u0rfs Pr y. Eyans. relA-d, 81 OH Is 49,
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fErnm nnr Cnrr,.nnndent.


PHILADELPHIA. July Z6 -Anired- Steamship Kenne5e
Core New Yofk Isoa Park Mssnssi .chrs Sarah Ro
Bsker B,ton Rhodes NAhy.n; Lewis Ihaye bo.to
Keuuebc Copes New York bark Ek Han
od boston brig Havana Reed Boston; sch Grecan, To
do Magellan Cloud, sargent, do
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NooS Ss'f o.. . re
UtTgs.... RVS nkN
.4-.t.os II = t-ov .snf. . siu Hen .fXe-..... ~
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gy Telegraph.

BOSTON-Arr July &c tarks Lysander Csnfregos Pacific
II, io. 1''uy Galveston; Flight, Mobile, Sylph Baltimore
hries Ecott Remedies Rolersou. Philadelphia Chaone
PhIaae phiA.
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The above markets carefully revised by the folio"
inc dcsler- nt Washington Market:

NJ FrlirR-Stand Ne lol. Butter Cheese and Lard
; P.cEEF L SON-Staud No. 6. Poultry and Game.
KNaTP RyAo-Stauds Nos snd o. Beef Mutton Nesl aid
Lamb
Beef 1OI &c. ...
i ID Hrscos-Siauds Nos II and 49, Fish dealer
{ h HGKRIs-Staud No 80. EEzs. Cheese. &c
N. DEISErR-N eetabs Of all Kinds Country Market in font
Of I'd No
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NUMBER FROM ZACH srArE.
Albany Lumber Market.


RJorhG uIectdHgjof i've Neu- lNh i'i'hHe'
ALBANY "wednesday. July t. 1891
been rather br-s the and the demand
TO the south sBd Fast has been good
large number vessels have cleared with ioads and nauy are
docks receiving hr loads The recent Souih WINDS
have brought supp OF vessels aud the con'' nee
Nrcenetd in thai particular for the time being a least
moved
h receipts past week have been much larger than
for sr one week for season and their scarcity in market not
now 70 sea The high price which they have been held now
j. maintained.
somewhat easier.
Tie BY the for the thd week IN jury IN the
years named below. have been o. follows
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Markets. .CARrrrLtr REPORTED FOR Tux TsBrSr.

WEDNESDAY, July =. 1854
ASuFs-rhe but quiet sales Of 50 bbl Al - SIT
Pearls l. selling a. Ste cash
without change uur the receipt OF
the rsGcs .dv which there and the
mrke dull heavy the quotations annexed which
must be considered nominal;
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Family Mark cling.


Tie foowir table gives the Retail Prices Of The prn-
cpal articles Of Farm Produce in the City Of Ne"-l'fA'
n "wednesday July O..
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.oArd. and Scsntrg. shinsle..

With the exception article timber ih receipts which
very small est year) will be perceived there has been
IT, Of ~ cpts lumber thus far this year ia
with the receipts tor the ptst a year Yer our
yArs stocked that they Afford their usual ndueem rts 70
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Passengers sailed

r. ,liy Sa,aica ,o LsoTIMr Lebuu and lAa' Mf Harm
adv and child Mt 1rass
as az SaraA Puraia fro~ Maisss'Mrs Tab Ms Frsne'
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Passengers Arrived.

CpastsroS July 2-Our CorroS agket Is, been 6r iota
with ,alts II ! &C. bales 81 u alttc
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Here lslns boards ard 5csntine m comParis0n WITH
ana Of over
10000 H. there OF over 900 1L OF shingles
ard, ve timber
The receipts by the canals since the come neemen OF naV
cation W and including the third week in July in the years
r., l.va lee,. f,Ilo
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MoLASSEsA moderate demand prevails or the good qualities
or ku are uo inquired for sales S2 tbs New Orleans p
&c zee hide Cuba Mucovsdo 9o In bond i1 Do NJ and o
tart M s dsncy purposes; and So tart Porto keo
a p
Ri(E-Thce inquiry for expot the demand far snd
chiefly and prices steady sales $50 casks az - %
0S425
INDIGO without change the inquiry Is moderate; sales =
MAIa Sc; Modss 5G9ee and oi Of eAes
Bsufal 81 SIS
HONEY very small stock; sales Of LOT OF Caba for
hon uses Sc cFsh
DRUGS AND DYESThe market i without activity sale' Of
500 IL Ammonia 9lc; fp English >uphas QUINN At
slort i6 500 ms fngish Blue Nio AZ !lc - cases row
Ars,tic Opium - l-u- - = - - s
Nuid ttroV spanish OranEe Pee 40 -
l,cs.c Ctlsba Lcorcc Paste lc 81 cks "a DDS al - 90
lr n So French Sulrhsc Qrrue a. - So 70 Aegs NJ"
Sastlr 81 Csrhsfe Sod In o's Al 81 fo 10 cs miro Mad
~ London CoChaes AZ 7 100 uDs Sods Ash Al z =
eI hfe Jasp 4. gee cases Maahar Gard aoms seed a. -
i Grn Dsnsr sc on Lemon At - III - rs
BGlssm Tou lc: IL Refined bofaN - y ste
bsEs Ctrswsy seed - rt lie; oo bbs Alum a. @.c ~
American Glue isc Cream Tartar Sic and 500 s
Prostate Potash 2Sc cash.
hops have slightly declined aud the marlei suite dHl
sales retail 25ds7 for Eastern and Western crop Of
1855 and l6G lSe. for growth Of 1852.
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OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD Co,
NEW YOsE, July II, 1854 !
A a MEETING Of the BOARD of DIRECTORS
~ Of this Company held this day lSSTALLMENT Of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE all the shares Of the t stoct
the the thousand
dollars share and the thousand shares which dols
share have already ben paid n) hes this day been Assessed sa
required 20 b. paid by the several parties in whose tbs sd
shares Of socs now stand respectively the IreDurer ~
fore the lOh DAY Of August 1884 add the transfer books c6
from this day ill the 2s July Of si
permitted " I'll the inst lin called thereon
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
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WHIsKYEThe market better and the demand fair
$50 bbis oslo for T. and n Ohio and Prison Drudge held
Stmly 81 aslc ans interest
GRaINWhsat sxsin and coed demand for milling
and ihers ioquy export the arrivals are sh; sales Of
81 500 huhe msrksd Southern 81 10 Tor and 81 s. for
cfrs. bush Indiana 81 as ard loo bush Upper
tsie IS Of Rye the uiar quite bare and prices
norlrs Oats are bitter Ia demand as "a Tor state aud
Wesisrp ard Tor Southern Corn less seve .hs De
nnsrd M rne ih l, II here The Eastern Dc lsnd
s n.fy, slrs IS ace oI glyund, 1@3i
cw err mixed 7f676 for round yelew 7iGsc icf south
frt ,,ls w. ana 50 ai.c for Southern white We qco'c
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BRIDGEPoST July % 1857 !
DY RESOLUTION of the DIRECTORS of this
ID COMPANY holders Of Certificates the
specially requested forward the
giving descp Of their Certificates follows
u
lst Number Of the Certificate.
I'd To whom whose favor given.
Sd The number Of shares for which purports sgs
4h. Date Of the Certificate.
5h. b whom signed
Transfer Agency discontinued and Tra nser
Books ,os'd till further H. NICHOLS Treasurer
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~. B. EDGAR. rrs..u.ss.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN K X Cos OvFfcE,l
~. = H.uny.r-.L Nm W.. Liza

-. - No Hau0YeT-st NV YORK July 8, I8l+ )
IN ORDER to facilitate EXAMINATION nov
being msae BY Committee q TIE Board Il Director. q ~
COMPANY INTO ITS STOCK A. COUNTS ALL PERSONS HOLD
ING ER1IFlCATESof STOCK Of the Company SPEClALLY
REQUESTED TO PRESENT TIE SAME TO the undersigned \
this Otcr, 90 that Of the be
Psons resdiDg distance who grsssnf
or seud IN then eTth requested COMMUNICATE 81
LETTER the DATE and NUMBER Of each certificate hs1
By them, aud the number Of SHARES which h p1rpors
have been Issued and by whom signed By Of the Ba
Direetors VIM BEMESr, TressIrcf
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OTFICr W THE FARMERS LOAN 40 IslsT toMFAsF(
Ss FNcH,NsE PLACE. NEW YosN Jlly H. 1854 !
nIVIDFND-The TERRE HAUTE and RICH
l MOND RAILROAD COMPANY have declared dividend q
FIVE PER CENT; the stOcshoders vii te
a., ID, no on aud after the Ath instant A. ths odcs
GEO FITCH. Secretary
nIVIDENp. The DIRECTORS of the GOLD
HILL MINING COMPANY this day declared the 6nh
pIVlDFND II TWO PER CENT the earnings Of IN at
two months ending 18th sud payable the lst OF August
next m, Transfer Books viii be close from TIE 18Th O. the j
irsf botb me p.ive J II. Ssli I'd. Presiieat
navy ork 2ih July. 1854
IVIUEND.- ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY No 10 walls, The Bold o. Directors have
s dav decitr,d dividend OF SEVEN PER CENT, payable
he ohco of the Company and after the 10Th inst
" De closed until thai d1fc by odei,
RICHARD A OAKLEY, Sscfrt,y
Nsw-York July u, 1854
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IN rector u the SEW-JERsEY RAILROAD AND Tram
PORTATION COMPANY have Tlis DAY ieelsred II As
EEtrs
stocb 10 appoioDed those sha ~ z
Company 18th next bsins
T evcy ten share tHh Of share ah
thi DAY fo.der- will bavs the nshi fsexs
esris o. whch they y entitled and ~
M tona parts s4nolns who skse
WI b. ssa-o ard se the loth day Dvds11
declared thefaitfr will BE- paid al such hoe ~
ether os Of the COMPANY but disnds -
Gs1fobA until ten shs hsv, corodated
and csrtiicsi ssusd thersfor sOIrTHnAYD IrosSS
New York June 1874
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OFFlcE ~ THE ILLIN0Is CEsTRAL RAILROAO CorSAsTJ
NEw-YOEg July 9. 1854 J

/ ANDS in ILLINOIS.--A Bureau for the SALE d
such portions Of the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD 90 the line Road 10 ~
Grafton VIII te opened this flee the 2h when de~rr
ton OF he and the which they M b. d Tor eash
for the Bobo Of the Company will be furnished 10 ~
meantime persons oesIogs u purchasing BY leaving dss
Once the COMPANY, No :" Wall st. statement Of the tr1
wanted have claim the the price. which
estshed which ~l BE- the exemptions
BY the AID their yfoxay Railroad 50
l.. ' p. X
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SUFFOLK BANK NEW YORK, July 10, 1884
TIVE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have this
L DAY declared DIVIDEND ofTHREE aud ONE HALF PER
CENT. ST. payable The Transfer will b
the 18th til mat day by the Board
ST NJ BRADLEY Cashier
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4 TON RAILROAD COMPANY-The Interest falling due Al
aus LIST Mortgage Bouds Of this Company
will that prsnati n the Couons st
the Corn Exchange Bank SIMEON hfDhh, rfes"ehN
Now. York July % 1854
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financial.

4 SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of -FOUR PER
psr.h.e 20 d.r.pd GLOVER Secretafy
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EALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
~ COMPANY NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS Notice u
hereby eiy, that semi DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CESE
upon The the Gaens aud Chicago Union Railroad
declared the earnings n said
eudns July 81 1854 payable 10 the sloca
holders August TO- 1901 the shec OF tho
Company in Chicago
A $40, DIV fDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT has also been
he surplus earnings which viii have accrued 70 the
payable August TO- lji 10 certificates to DO
issued Secretary which Will be redeemab the
the hod.r the full paid Stock of the Company when
of 400 and be tansabe by ndoremen
on the backs thereof w LAkRABEE, Secretary
Stcretsr,'s Office. Chicago July 10 1851
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PROVIsIONS-Thc market rather firm for Mes Pok md
.dy for Prime with r shipping dmsud s-d good local Ia
quiry The sniyss are sh and the money market easter which
fves Tie sales Go bbs ~ 10.
Mess PIse Mssa. tfG ~ 2i 1r Clear AID 80 S5l
- s. Prime Beef firm ma rather better drmaad SCI.
tllr $50 -fj - o Cry Mess $3.50 % M repckef
Chic,fo and tl2d+ 10 for Country Mess Prime Mes dull ana
nominal &< Beef Hams and wanted a. -
Cut NJ firm IN fair deHauGi sales Of !j hds aid &C., az
ga &c for Shoulders and 81 ale FOR Hans Lard ia a. s
yrcrdsv and the demand fr AID hs arrivals
Heh tals 90 bbs Ind d 0loc for far But
H.. 4 II n.
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PHtNN BANK NfW-lURk, june 3 va
FINAL DINiDEND.-The Trustees of the late
INTEREST NoTICE.-TERRE MAUTE and h

Il BONUN n the NFNIhAL KAILhUAU NVMFAN1 VI
NEW JERSEY due August pTox, will be payable the ohe
NJ NlLLlGAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
American Ril,le Society.

The regular meeting of the Board Of Managers
was held on the LIST inst, at Al p. M, DR.. Thomas
Cock in the chair, assisted by Hon. Luther Bradish
Hon. }. Bruyin Hasbrouck, Benjamin l.. Swan, and
Francis Hall, Esqrs.
Two new auxiliaries were recognized-one in Wis
consin, and one in Vermont
A letter from Rev. L. s. Jacoby, missionary at
Bremen states, that he meets with very encoura-
ging openings for the circulation of the Scriptures
in Hanover and Lithuana. Another from Rev. G. F..
Joy, was read, in regard to an agent for Central
America; letter from Spanish gentleman ask
ing grant Of Bibles for Cuba; another from Rev.
j. Caldwell, Of Saharanpur, speaks of the blessed
effects Of the Bible in the East, wherever it is cir
culated; a letter was read from Rev. Mr.. Schauf-
fer at Constantnople, in regard to the translation
of the Scriptures in the Ashkenazee language,
and stating that the book of Psalms in German
Hebrew is completed. letter from Rev. Mr..
Goodel, of the place, relates the progress of
the Armeno-Turkish Bible, and his mode of proce-
dure in the revision. Rev. Mr.. Brown, secretary
of the British and Foreign Bible Society, in rela
ton to pocket edition of the Armeno- Turkish
Bible letter was presented from Rev. E. w. Style
in regard to the Chinese version, and another from
Rev. Seneca Cummings, Of Fuh Chau; in regard to
publishing portions Of Scripture in the Fun Chan
colloqual another from Rev. DR.. O'Meara in
regard to preparation Of the New Testament in
Oubwa; and from Rev. Hyman A. Wilder oil
South Africa, in regard to the Scriptures in Zulu
and asking further grants.
Grants of Bibles and Testaments were made tC
the Methodist Sunday School Union, Missionary
Society for Germany, and Tract Society; to the
American Seamen's Friend Society, for st. Thomas
and for Aspinwall Portuguese Bibles and Tesla
ment, for Para. Appropriations were made to pub
lish the Scriptures in South Africa and China
and the Bible for the Blind Is vos were granted K
q blind clergyman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

ChrhSt1anAty and tho Balance OF Power.
Mr. w. G. Dix lectured last evening at the Stuyyesant
Institute, on the War in the East, affecting the in
terests Of Christianity throughout the world" The
audience In attendance extremely small He CON-
menoed by deprecang the feeling which had prevailed
of late In favor Of Mahometansm, superinduoed BY
mistaken sympathy with the cause Of Turkey. He
entered upon gloomy eulogium upon the policy views
and future prospects of the Russian empire and augured
great things from the grand progressive march wac.
she destined to accomplish No could cor.
rectly estimate her power Her wheels Of state ware
moved by unseen hands Her purposes cherished Cor
thousands Of years. kept from the view Of mankind
until they burst forth at In all their maturity She
allowed the world time to become familiar with her
mighty projects until they were ready for contamination
II this very cautousness perhaps, that rendered
But Russia had shown any thing but that; IL she
mad, there method in her madness AT this day at
least, England had shown herself more insane than
Russia In the Of ingenious defence of the
Of Russia during the last century the lecturer
said that republican forms not always possible.
than limited monarchy founded upon hereditary priv
eges. Russia alone would not profit by the In the
East but England and France would share in 1t If they
did not persist in huggng the form Of eete and sta
topary despotism destitute of all the elements of pro-
gress After speaking at length upon this point
and French nations in reference the war the East
With the success of Russia their power would extend,
and England no more subordinate in the army Of Ma
homet, but once more Christian nation, would, in
stead of having to fear for her East Indian possessions
largely extend them. After continuing at length
the lecturer closed by abiding to the purely Christian
aspect of the question,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

Sur 0ninsrAL.--A passenger on board the American
has the snhjcned account q the
The Oriental totally lost the 18th Of February
while going out Of the river Min having struck pile
Pass on the northern side Of the channel She the
rs:h and from the eastward Chm putting the ship
Pested that shs would easily pass all the dangers
number Of sstAched TO the ship check or sheer
neccssary instead Of eyng the pilots
ons At critical moment disputed their and
before the ships head could be turned mp stream keel
caught tho rocks. This occurred at half past PM
Ger rudder struck nrst and the but slight
10 for moment thought that would DRAG over and
20 clear She soon Lost way however and her bow being
became exposed 70 ~ and she was driven with much
violence against the sharp rocks, which entered her
hull somewhsre stsft the mica channels aud in loss
nine feet water in her we'll Her boy being deep water
soon settled down. and In short time was
submerged Had proper boats been at hand, some
few packages Of her might then
the boats obtain able scarcely sufficient
people and baggage The small obstinscy
caused the disaster fed the ship struck Other
boss sent fer but before they arrive ship
slid on the rocks and sunk In athoms water She now
lies in the channel March a. but will doubtless break
rsrsd The strength Of the veuh Asstsd By the fAct