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who cane from Aspnwa 90 the last trip Of the Illinois
He insane and will probably be found wandering in the
sets having escaped from the gentleman who had him in
charge the steamer Connccticut, his way TO his
friends In Vermont ANY information ernng him will
be tbanifuy resolved by HIS friends in Hubbardstown
Vermont All necessary expenses incurred Ia taking
Of him until his friends him. will be psid. If
taien by the police requested that he be
fnad In hospital and his friends notified ely
address ]. O. Pollard, Hubbardstown, VT.
INFORMATION wANTEp-OF JAMES HAGERTY;
when last heard from was in Sheffield, Illinois. Any
will be thankfully received by his sister, Ca
the' inc Hagerty No. 22 Mott street, New York. Illinois
papers please copy.
IMPORTATION wANTED-OF ONE JEREMIAH CUR
i ly, by S. L. Direct to Newark Post Office.
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WAETID-BY A FRENCH PROTESTANT YOUNG
w grl. situation - sAild's Asrss. Address 7. w.,
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THE PASSENGERS, ON, BOARD SHIP EXCEL
sior from Liverpool to New York, presented CON.
plimerts,y address and piece Of plate to Captain D.
Hadley to mony of tkeir esteem for his able
ehs also presented address to Doctor Dryer for bis
efficient watchful Of the sick during
long and trying ps ssage June ~, 1854
WHITE, THE Halter WILL THIS DAY INTRO
w duce his -Four Of July Hats He has just received
one more case of Pars ventilators.
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TT is SUPPOSED THAT CAPT; GEORGE DIVINE,
who suffering from alteration Of mind, arrived In
the steamship Florida Capt Woodruff, yesterday
ing left the ship Immediately since whih time there
has tidings Of him. He five feet eight
inehes in height aged 30 years, dark hazel eyes with
quick restless exprson dark brown hair round ehoul
oered scar on tie corner the right under lip lar
mole the back between the shoulders Any inor
nation of him will be most gratefully received by his af
ficted WIFE Sophia Divine 504 Grand street, James
Ausin D. Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge Of f.
Nj OF the State Of New York, New York city. All mas
Of vessels respectfully requested to detain him
should he apply for situation PASSAGE and give inor
IN s above reQuested.
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REFORMATION WANTED-OF CATHERINE HAIR
Iison by her uncle, Cor stantne MCGUIRE from Ennis
len supposed to be in Albany By calling
Robert Hatty E5 Greenwich street. she will hear of
thing to her advantage Albany papers please copy.
INFORMATION IS WANTED ABOUT A FAMILY
named HENTZ, whose ancestors were born in Bremen,
Germania and to part Of the United States
early in this century The last direct relative
10 them was, that some Of them living in Queens
county Long Island. of New York Any
relative TO them will be thankfully received by addressing
HtNRY X. OS5OhN. Merchant, Charleston, 5. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT MIETIro OF TIE POLICEMEN OF THE
"A city Of New York, held 81 Military Hall, i9S dow
Tuesday JeneT 1854 TO tale ists shs
amended ues AID rsgustions Ezra Beach Of the Eghsh
district was called TO The chair and aao shsat Of the
Eleventh dstriet and Daniel Steele, Of the fifth d
mscbsr Of the department. from each district appoint
ed TO confer with the Comniners Of Police the sub
jet Committee Of Eve appointed to make
nsDts Tor pubs meesins TO be held IN the Park.
1hursday june 20 At o O'Clock p. u
meeting Of eitisess and All others who feel
lstons Of the Cos Of Pooe and especially that
portion Of the late order imposing expensive utAs
teal uniform viii be hold In the Park Thursday
20 At o'clock \. Able speahsrs will he present and
address the meeting. EZRA BEACH, Chairman.
Isaac B. SxAArs, >os,
Srrr
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Paper Hangin2s, Wholesale and Retail
1boma Faye o., 267 Broadway, Importers and
sAS Of every variety suitable the
Call and nplos oev store
and sew location Of TH0S FAYE h CO.,
S7 ayosduay, opposite CITY HALL
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AJitssl NIittsl HIitts!--Peter Roberts q Co.,
No 6 BsoadwA have just received large stock of short
sna long lace mits half price. Of quality
fre consignment OF thread aces also all that and
kAAhoAsbie In embroidered and lace goods generally
Silks, barcges, lawns, dc berges, ribbons,
pbawls, ginghs ms, lace curtains aud Hnens.-LEAD
bEA TER LEE viii offer. this morning their en- Mre stock
Of the above named goods reduction in prices in
order to close them this week 37 Broadway corner Of
Leonard str Get.
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D0BBEHY, AND $500 REWARD -wHERyAs ON
IN the nights between the 20b and 18th met the stor
the undersned vas feoniou ly entered and nine dep
each we're stolen therefrom the undersigned pay
81 three hundred dollars such informa zion a.
lead to the discovery and conviction Of che onsnders
JOHN AAGINN, l6 South William street
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DsI UPSILON CONvENTIoN-THE CONVENTION
Of the Pei Epsilon Fraternity for 1884 will DO held at
the shsrs g the New York Univ.rssy Thursday and
organized ON Thursday at NJ The Grafton and poem
will be delivered Dr. Oheevers church, Union square
Friday. at 10 A NJ OrAtOr-George II. Moore. Pvet-tbo
Rey George H. Hopghson Dinner st Metropolitan hotel,
Rhetorical Society University and Of the committee
w. W Stephenson No l67 East fourteenth street. G.
street Brooiyn; Christopher Bell NO. ls2 Fifth avenue,
New York.
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QUsTED KROEHL, SUBMARINE ENGINEERS, NO.
Broad street, having completed their eontrAt with
the city Of New 20 remove By submarine blasting the
Vancebs rock on the foot Of Jackson river
are prepared to mAko contracts with LEGAL govern
merits, insurance compsnes, individuals TO
sunhen rocks and other In haFbors and rivers
part Of the world The most satactory reference
will be - to promptnes expedition and fidelity In
the perfOHmAnce Of cOntrActa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

sHAKsPERE's SCHOLAR By RicnAsp GRANT WHITE
svo PIP. 504 d. Appleton Co.
The species of mongrel criticism, consisting
chiefly of pedantry hnd presumption, Of which
such plentiful ro1Rsprung up toward the close
of the last century, finds nc favor at the hands OF
the author of this volume. He berates the offend
ers in "good set terms" asif their comments onhs
fsvsrite were an dignity to himself. The sPe-
cimeps which he quotes of their learned verblage,
show Just cause of provoeation, and to refrain
from certain degree of wrath at their stupldi-
ties, would imply more Christian charity than can
he demanded Of common mortals nowadays IL
is fortunate that Mr. White does not fall into the
same absurdites, to which he accOrds such signal
chastisement. With the example Of his victims
before bis eyes, he avoids the breakers on which
they have stranded. His volume, in fact, may be
regarded as unique production in the history OF
Sbaksperian criticism. 1t was not written for
the cake Of making book, but imperceptibly
grew into it's present shape, during the course OF
genial and delightful studies. Hence, as q gene
raj rule, il is free from minute and supertiuoas
verbal comments-it supposes that there may be
some things which need not be told to the reader
of Shakspere-it does not suggest difficulties for
the sake Of removing them ingeniously-but
rather seeks to penetrate the sense and spirit of
the immortal bard, as embodied in bis own Ian
guage, instead Of throwing prosaic and measured
words into the stream Of poetry which wndeth
at it's own "sweet Will"
The volume embraces great variety of matter,
q part of which was suggested BY special and re.
cent circumstances, while part was the gradual
nroduct of the writer's Shaksperisn studies for
many wears. This gives somewhat fragmentary
character to the composition, though at the same
time. il enhances its freshness and adaptation to
the popular mind. After presenting a historical
sketch of the text Of Shakspere, and paying
nj, deyors to host of his editors and common
tator.. Mr.. White proceeds to bring over the
coal. Mr.. Golfers Folio of 1852, which he 'o.ses
and turns with unreentng hands till II is scorcned
and erisped, and, indeed completely " a0ne
brown" Then follow his own Notes and CON.
mepts on the different plays which for the ~0''
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THE WAR.

There is nothing authentic respecting the sailing OF
the expedition against the Crimea. The armament
was TO rendezvous at Baltshik the I'd; and should
this concentration have taken place on the day ap-
pointed il is probable that the whole convoy sailed
for the scene Of action on the 4th inst
The time to be occupied 10 the transit seems gener-
ally to be fixed by naval men at FIVE days. The YES
ees amount to more than 400 in number besides pom
toons, boats and RATS. The course would be along
the coast to the neighborhood of Serpents Island,
where favorable breezes might be counted on. Sup
posing that delay occurred, the expedition might
be expected to reach the Russian shores by the sn OF
the month when the day Of landing would depend of
course entirely circumstances, such as the sta'e Oh
the surf on the beach, the position OF the Russian
forces and the opinion Of the Generals as to the best
means of commencing operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

ExPLosros OF A STEAx.BoILER on THE Asa X.
swIyr oy ROCHESTER, morning, about
o'clock one of the steam-bolsrs the Lake boat and
Canal propeller Asa X. Swift Of Rochester exploded,
while the boat vas laying at the Pier at the foot OF
Columbia st. Bridge, preparing to go 10 New York.
The conclusion feltor considerable distance
on the Pier shaking the houses to their foundation,
and causing the tumblers and bottles TO fall on the
shelves. The smoke pipe Of the Swift was carried
over a two story frame building, occupied by
Mr.. Benz. Wakemsn, and lodged on pile Of slaves
nearly 400 feet from the boat. The engineer, Mr..
Riley was in the engine when the explosion took
place, BIZ; he escaped with having his face slightly,
and bis hands pretty badly scalded by steam and
water. The engineer Of the propeller Swan Of Phiar
celphis was standing near the boiler, and blown
overheard. He was rescued unhurt. No other per-
soma were in any way, other than the engineer in
jured and no damage was done 10 the boat. Tho
boat belongs TO Capt 4. Hathaway Of Buffalo, who
was in charge, and james Bel Of Eew-York. She
wac fully laden for the latter place The boat engine
and boilers, were constructed In Rochester. op2n
examination, we find that the boat has two uPnsns
hollow tubular boilers One of the inside nPPsr anos
of iron ia torn from the upper rive"
direction nearly down to the opposite nssS sn .os
pretty concusively that there mast nss~ "I s,,c
defect in the iron. Albany Eve. 1ournsi' "'a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.-Messrs. Houngs-
bevd, Te.ley Co., report quiet market at previous
quotations. dealers awaiting the advices per Arctic
The sales of the three days amounted to $1,000 bales
including 1000 to spectators and 1000 to exporters
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Messrs. Sto
terfedt g. Co. report that WHEAT and FLOUR had been
rather higher, but buyers were unwilling to operate
and the ma, ket closed weak. Western Canal FLOUR
quoted 29I603oI6; Baltimore and Philadelphia 81 a
1921; Ohio 32I 033i. CoRs dull at 1915 for white;
35I for yellow, and 81 for mixed. White WHEAT 81
a 9j6; red 7I6asI.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-kARD quiet, but
not lower. BACON in fair demand. Pork and BEEF
without change.
LoYDoS MosEY MARKET. CoSsoLs closed on
Tuesday the 18th at 95i a95a for money and account
PARIS BoURsE The closing prices on the 18th
were ~ y cent. RESTEs, 9s.4O; y cent. REsrEs,
H.15.
LONDON MARxETs.-SuGAR-Foreig in request at
full prices. CoFFEy-Less in demand, but prices
maintained. TEA No improvement CoTTos -
Quiet MKrALs-Buyers Of Spelter at f22 7i6
Scotch Pig Iron, s3I. HExr-Clean quoted at EGO
0f6l; Riga, f5s9 ESQ y tun. TALLow-But little
doing; P. Y. c., 64jG064I9, on the spot new, G5.
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Petersburg the four points insisted by the western
powers, il does not think they are indispensable in
German point Of view. The common protectorate
would be attended with difficulty and may bring harm
TO Germany.
"The King of Prussia cannot, then, recommend bis
German allies TO aecede to the four conditions in such
a manner as 20 incur on their account expenses and
obp atoms not commanded by the spirit and end OF
the Austro- Prusssian Convention. The King hopes
that the Emperor Of Austria will take this view Of the
case, and adhere to It az becomes German Prince.
He hopes, moreover, tbst the Emperor, seeing bis
own States are guaranteed against attack from the
side Of Russia will abstain from every act Of aggres
sion against Russia, and avoid ali complication not
necessary for the protection Of German interests, and
to which the Convention does not spply."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

THURSDAY, Sept. 28-P. M.
AsHEs-Pos are in fair request at 81, and Pearls at
S 95.
Corros-The market remains as previously noticed,
suiet.
Flour AND MEAL-Prioes Of State Flour are l2Ic.
ggher, with more active demand for filling contracts
sruturiDg Tie present month. Western is in good
kmand, without change in prices The better grades
pntinue heavy and quiet. The arrivals to-day are
nger.
Canadian Flour is nominal and inactive at So. The
nles OF Western Canal 800 bbls., closing at 81
l207 Is for common TO good State and s707 25 for
mixed to good brands; Michigan, Wisconsin and
common TO good Ohio.
Southern Flour of the common kinds is l2lc higher
and the demand s fair, ADD there is le1s onering.
Sales Of 200 bbls at e. G20ss IL for mixed to good
brands Baltimore, Alexandria, &c. Rye Flour is in
active al asa IS 50 for fine and IS 1896 % for su-
perfne.
Cons MEAL is inactive at 81 37I for jersey, and
a. 12 for State. Buckwheat Flour is wanted at 81
for new, y 100 lbs.
GRArs-For good Wheat the market is firm, but
for inferior prices lower and irregular; sales 1900
busb good new white Canadian at 81 Ga, duty paid;
91OO do do, deliverable in Troy, at 81 65 800 do.
southern white at 81 65asl rs; and 900 do. COM
mon white Wisconsin at 81 46.
Red Southern is scarce and wanted. Barley is in
demand at 81 1881 co. Rye in fair request; sales
1000 bush River at 81 Is. Oats are inactive; good
Western are less plenty and scarce sales of State
and Western at 49 a SIC, and Jersey at ~ 049c.
Corn is less active for the East, and there is but
little doing for export and prices at The close favored
the buyer; sales of 1900 BUSH at 75075lc. for I'M
sound 76I 077c. for Western Mixed; sOo for round
White, and 60 slc for round Yellow.
WHIsKY-The market is firm, but quiet, at 43c. for
Prison, and 42lc for Ohio.
PRoyIsIoss-Pork, Beef, Lard, Sc, &C., are I'M
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
TILE DANUBE.

Count Coronini entered Bucharest on the 9th inst
at the head of 1000 Austrian troops. They were well
received by the population.
Deryish Pasha has established Provisional Ad-
mnis,rative Council, and named Prince Cantacuzeno
tie President.
On the LIST Sept the Russians completely evacuated
Galatz and Ibral.
The navigation of the Danube is free.
Gen. Krusenstern has ordered the inhabitants OF
Odess. to reduce the city to ashes If the allies should
attempt to take il. and then retire to Traspol. The
PROCLAMATION concludes "woe TO those who remain
"behind, or attempt to extinguish the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
AUSTRIA.

Although Austria does not consider the rejection O
The four condition bel she still looks on the
guarantees demanded by the western powers as the
only basis for durable peace, and will therefore at
The same time that she maintains her armed neutrality
neglect no opportunity of urging Russia to accept
them.
dhe following telegraphic dispatch dated Vienna,
sa'urasy' has been published in the London pa
pes' NJ Meyendcrf has transmitted to the En-
Perof ms letters Of recall. He is about to return
"to ST. Peteisburgh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
GERMANY.

In Of the last sitDgs of the Diet Austria pro-
posed that Oderburg, in Austrian Silesia, be made
federal fortress, BusderFs,tpng, to guard against
Russian invasion. Prussia then protested, urging
that town in Eastern Prussia Sesia ought to be
selected The military commission of the Diet has
however, decided in favor Of Gogau, which recon-
mendation viii be laid before the bund.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
PRUSSIA.

The DAILY Ne'c' has Published the folio wing letter
from Berlin, dated the 9TH inst:
THE Prussian Government has addressed c;rcu,.r
70 Its ENJOYS at the secondary German Courts.
Ihe1stter will shortly be called on to come 10 reso
luton respecting the attitude of the Confederation
toward Prussia.
- The Pfussian Government tells its envoys that
although for the sake Of peace j, supported at 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS AT BOSTON.

Bosros, Thursday morning. Sept. %, 1854.
The Cunard screw steamship Alps, from Liverpool
on the 18th inst, arrived at this port between and
o'clock this morning Her advces four days later
than those received by the Arabia There is no news
Of striking Importance.
The steamship America arrived out at Liverpool on
the nth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
SPAIN.

Letters from Madrid Of the 18th inst, state that the
payment en- the Imperial debt, which mad been su'-
pended, would be resumed on the llth INST.
1t was supposed that Queen Christina bad arrived
in Portugal on the Sd inst The conhscanon OF ner
property had fairly begun. The Governor OF ovedo
bad seized the coal mines which formed part OF II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
La " LNIELLIGENCK
SUPERIOR, COURT-Before Judge BoswoRTH.
nuRkIEG OH GREYIOMN.

BURNING or GREYTowS.
On the motion by District Attorney, in behalf OF
70 remove the case into the u g. Circuit Court, lal
ready referred TO-, Judge Boswortb this forenoon rem
dered decision holding that peecting the undertake
ing or bail is not such appearance In State Court
az TO take the out of the judiciary act and made
an order that the suit be RENTED tor trial to me " b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
ASIA.

The accounts from Erzeroum, dated the 18th, state
tbs, the Russians having abandoned Bsjazd 1t was
again occupied by the Turks.
An English courier from Tabrz at Erzeroum on tne
TIL annoup ,ed that the road was entirely free be-
tween those cities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
DESTRUCTION OF THE SLOOP LEADER BY
FIRE

SAyDr HOOK, Thursday, Sept 2s, 1854.
The sloop Leader of Long Branch. from New York
for Shrewsbury, anchored in the Horse Shoe last
night. leaky. About II o'clock on looking into the
hold the crew found that the water had communi-
Gated TO some lime and that the sloop was on FIRE.
There being three kegs of powder board they LETT
Immediately in their boats, and in few minutes the
sloop blew up. The crew saved their money but lost
everything else.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
.EcT,oN OF AN EPISCOPAL BISHOP.

PROVIDENCE, Wednesday, Sept. y, 1871.
The Rev. DR.. THOMAS NJ. CLARKE was this morn
ing elected Bshop of the Protestant Episcopal Church
for this diocese bya great majority of both orders.
The Convention then adjourned ne de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures a.


u.,.,rms fof New. Hsvsn) Link DeuAzafs ID day..
~ III "a srsasss Smith Tutiis. Sept "A, Is 49, lon
oe .ien -, 80 cen Boyd. steering eastward.
sostberper Putnam. Wa4hinston, n C., 4dsy. nasn
seres 70 L htehi Sailed IN with ssa rseiae ssa
sshr Boz Esperen1. Por. Alf.. Csdh ~ aA, salt. a.
., fsifo Frsacis Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
ENGLAND.

The cholera continued its ravages in, London the
deaths from that disease during the three weeks end
ing on the 9Th inst. reaching fou' Thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
THE BALTIC.

The total destruction of the forts at Bomarsund and
the departure Of the French troops for France Is con-
fmed.
The feet had gone from Ledsund to Narga
Marshal paraguay dHilliers had gonh to Berlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
AL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX

HALIFAX, Thursday, Sept. as, 1884.
The Royal Mail steamship America, Capt. Lang,
with LIVERPOOL dates to the 10th inst has arrived at
this port.
1--WE shall publish asynopss of her news in our O'Clock
edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

s.esmship.-Psnpsrs Eldhdss Key Wet Bsoes Pesssi
Alabama, schsuck Bsssnnah. y. l. AitehDL
shipsaaNsdos, Ks@psoa, Ds%.I.r: R0st H'n Aars'''s
Dsrks-H n. H<hboEn. Rsidel, Afskspss L. D. broosHAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Sept 9, 1854.
Anivcd--Shps Northern Eagle, Mobile; 10th,
Sisters, do. Robert Csrnley, New-Orleans; 18th,
America (s) Eoston; Nei America, New-Oreans;
Webster, New-York; 10th, no arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Sept. 2e, 1854.
We have no mail this morning South Of Washing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

DEATH OF THE ENGLISH CHARGE AT
MONTE vIDEO.
BosToN, Thursday, Sept. 2s 1854.
The HON. Mr. Gore English Chargee at Monte
yideo. died on the 3O,h of July, OF Appoplexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

The World Of Science, Art, and Industry, and
Science snd Meehsnism, edited by Prof. SILL
MAN, Jr., and C. X. GOODRICH, Esq, are issued In
two qsarto volumes by G. p. Putnam d Co., en-
braeing a permanent record Of the Crystal Palace
Exhibition, and great amount Of scientific, mechsn-
ical and artistic information As works Of general
reference, the subjects Of which they treat these
volumes are not surpassed by any American publcs-
ton, and eminently deserve place in every we'll
selected library.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
N o Il &c E..

Par the benefit of those who are un-
acquainted with the law authorizing the
--,llccfion Of POLL TAXES, the nm
tersigned has thought proper to pub
li>h the followin. provisions:
POLL TAX.
Article eighth of "An Act to provide
Revenue f"r the support of the Gov
crnment of this State"
'-l:ncl, male inhsbitsnt of this State.
"scr twenty-onc years Of age, and under
sixty years of age, and not exempt by
law from poll tax, shall pay poll tax
f.r the use of the State and County, of
three dollars.
"r" enforce the collection Of poll
taxes, the Assessor may seize so much
ef every aud any species of property,
right, claim or possession whatever,
~iaimci or in possession Of any person
liable to and refusing to pay his poll
TAX, or in possession Of any other per-
~on, and belonging to such person SC
refusing to pay such poll tax, as will be
sufficient to pay such poll tax and cost:
of seizure and sale, and may sell the
same at any time or place, upon giving
a verbal notice one hour previous tc
each sale"
J. 2. PATTERSON,
Assessor for Tuolumne County.
ColumbiS, April 10, 54-75-2m