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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

A.n.,~.xs Ar LAs~s.--twm Tae Pre~dsses jour
ne s e a. ere .s.. T. ~ PER- o. .n nS
ss ~ s, s.Ss ~ wsSdsy morning By large elephant
sssssNs ~ the nrsdwsy McHagetie Who got loose from
N,s Hssrer an the way nom rawtuekei to Fall River.
when sNse, seven mss NOM rw.aese, ne g., ,Tsc .,"m
S s ~ Mr. ssA Short, he thrust his ta.k The
issvs ara hd hcr,e, wagon and rder into tho Az, lie
vsNx,ed the hcse terribly and carried him about hy feet
ssa lAsvw tho dead body into pond Tho wagon was
NSAeN ~ pieces and Mr. short considerably hurt. The
ssrAaa NNAe vi his enormous tusksm THIS encounter
re fasther the elephant, now grown more furious a.
tesAe IN the same horsc aud wagon, with Mr.
fAemas W, reok and his son. lie broke the wagon ana
wounded the hcr-e which ran away M Peck wcs Irc.y
ksiy hurt In the hip. Two took horses ana uro'v
sAssa give warning 80 the passengers whom they me.
- the wsy They came up with Mr.. rearos "I NE wa.
sSws ,"~s~ the elephant and being warned by the out
rtar turned around and put his horse to o" Peeu M
elephant cvcr,cck him. and scising the wagon lila.
H,s, and arm II nv Pcarre The horse, dsengegcd rom
the wagon esVapei with tho fore whocl ana %" h Th
gave chase r eight mice but du ne. ms' and took
sr kss mSvh again on the main road where nc next s,
esaptvrva Mr. yshes Eddy, with horse anu w'so". nc
threw Nm The whole establishment IN the same way ar PC
CO. .mssh,s ,hr wagon Killed the horse, ami wounded
Mr. Eaay lie throw tho horse twenty ioot over icnoo
into the adjoining lot then broke down vac ~e;'
shs rsi whcrr he had first met him. He killed one other
homo and pursued another who lied To barn. The Gle,
rksnt followed but at the door was met by fierce bnii
s., vh;cb M, HI. leg aud drove him of. Once on the
petc tho kecpcr being ahead Of him. him plunge over
Ill and make Cor u house. The keeper got into the
house st hurried the frightened people within TO the up
rsr story and providing himself with an AK succeeded IN
driving "a the furious beast. On his route the elephant
llea thrve horses and seriously injured men, beside
the damage 70 wagons. Our informant says no sha never
forge, seeing TIA, elephant" He was covered win
hoi from the horses he had killed His strength was sur
rrsn for he seemed 10 handle horse with as much ease
q. terrier dog does rat The horses were terribly iSht
ept, when they saw the wild elephant III Is oehevcd mat
rar Of the time he ran the rate Of mile IN three MN
at.s He nay exhausted his strength and lad himself
dawn in Tho bushes about two miles from SHADES Ferry
Herr he was secured with chans and carried over 'he
ferry 10 Eall River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
AUSTRALIA.

The adyices from Australia by the recent arrivals IN En-
land a. dated at Melbourne to March 26 sydney harch
90 Melbourne March "a and Adelaide March %, confirm
the previous reports of the general increase in the gold
production With regard TO the import markets the late
news brought by the rapid passage OF the American
or Golden Age had created disappointment owing to the
apnou OF continued shipments from this country
on larger scale than had been anticipated The value OF
land was rspdly increasing Among the vessels with gold
which had lately sailed the South Sea to London,
with i2O ounces and the Alfred from Geeons to Lon
DON with i0,35s ounces. =
From Van Demans Land the dates to the 18th OF
February The new gold discoveries in the Ben Lomond
district were attracting considerable attention. Here,
also the value of land greatly increasing and IN some
large sales lately made unprecedented prices had been
realised.
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law INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME coURT--Ik CaAmskks-Before judge MITCHELL
The LENNON SLAVE CASE
Ihn sm.on a. suit Of the People complaint Of Louis Ma
poleoR .
= Motion asking for order That Mr. Lennon DC re-
qured to file security for costs on the appeal taken oy
hm-t is said in fact by the State OF 'rgnS 'ne
decision of the late Judge Paine, hberatns certain
voluntarily brought by Mr. Lennon into TINS ''a'' a.
ready referred to. The Court considers thar @r. ' oe
ing nonresident is bound under the genera RUE " "''
security Order accordingly.
Cherries flns ads Amo. DAVIS
Injunction dissolved, cost to abide eveot.
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MAINE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

FOKILAND, wednesday, JuHV 7, IoJf'
The State Convention Of the Democratic party, known
as the Morrill, Men, assembled here to-day. The City
Hall was well filed. CHARLES j. TALBOT of Harrington,
was chosen President. with VicePresident from each
County in the State.
Speeches were made by Gen. Perry of Oxford, Mr. Tai
bot and others. Strong anti-Nebraska and Maine law
resolutions were adopted Arson p. MORRILL, Of Read
field was nominated for Governor by reclamation.
In accepting the nomination. Mr. Morrill, made an ele-
giant speech ndosng the resolutions Great enthusiasm
pervaded the Convention.
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Dauersfe Ports.

ALBANYAr June sehrs Merchant yohsson Ssw ~, w.
G,nersl Taylor stowe BsSe; Planet. sndy bssf9n eo
propeller Groeteck Phis1epss scars Dsniei "eoes
Lewis. Boston; Gaefa, Bsce1 Boston- -, .,,-,
ALEXASDRiAArr Jane ship Sarae! Faes Taboo, Snhe a.
JohI Tsylsr BosD; NJ c. DuT.ee. James ran
WkhlwiId Neal Bes;eI, Lawrence WAertary SisDnef
ham sid sbp Beatrice Rogers New OrieaIs bark Dana
ST John n. B. Freeman Rswdon Tospsend Bath MAI
Holman Prston. Bosoa; .AEs Daniel Brown Head -
River Tims Dsbi-oa Story Povd.ses J. W PhaIo, tsAen
bus Boston; H. X Dan;oD Salem Arr 9Th schrs SlsiesmNi
Wiels N,w.Yas; Alm.is, WELDON Gr-enpcr, .
NFWaRK-Arr June g. .chr Meoes, Andrews whitins Ne
SD sebr Admiral Trbb.- Portland Cosn nh sehs Law
Portland CT ARIEL small Bosom; R-ssuns bur-
,y W.,th Plymouth, y. c. EHe, Cot. Rockl.nd Me- Pa.
,ti N.rr,.t Kcreou SD sch Wn Wright Rogers Norfolk
Va; Niece. Ansnws B-uror, Me.
SEWHErFoRD-Ar- Juce 5 schr- {. : wa,son. Jump, Pal
scsr hia: Br Brown Roger, Do Adele Felicia, Racket bn
,oI J. e,h chr Dance Nc-on, Philadelphia.
POkILAN p-Afr Juue tg Random, Crrne New York; schs
Sea RAISER Baker New YORK Mar
Ella Farrcw Spear u. II. Perry Greenaw. do MsssaSo
Bookpss DO or Ga.daer OIior CLARK Calais for York Sid
hi. Aasaa Ar sekTs Bay State. lerEil New York; eh
Pllara Allen. do Ga 9Th big Rosns. Nichols MsAnlaA
PCETSMOUTH-Arr Jgne T. bark albion Lincoln. Dunnies
PLade,phs; schr Williams New YORK Cid oh, ship 81
,rrn Ne,ada new Se9sth tuIs) PenhalOw. Boston,
WILMINGTON ~ C-Arryed June s. sehIs Souiherne
Hnrr N.w.Yek: 4th Lucy Wheihsn. Mlton, Boston, tdsd
Reeve JscLuyle Fa; bss Marcia, Duntsn; Bath Me- n u
Ws.hinn Johnson Bristol r. L. sehrs II HIoss Tow New
Yol, Onward smith Milestone Point CT j H. Shsdecarn
W,in~rht Boston Cid Sd schr- Helene Suites New YORK
W,s. Rrs. do sh port, McCohb, Boothbsy VI. Went
COS briy- Albert Adsrs Boston; Belle News scos sch
A d, Reset srd Wake New.fok; X w Brown
Regulator Newhuryrc Mass Comet and Cart John nost2n
John T.yor Havana; unce fom Halifax = Ar o'n cnt'
Ellis Jones York. Cid. sth schrs Arlington Mufe
Went 5h brig belmont Locke for Bos.on and sehrs J. H.
FlGuner = n. Smith and MARY Jane, Philadelphia
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voop LAUREL. .... For he Tribune.

WOOD LAUkEL.s sss'kW 1A0 AHoe"~'
orEyN respsst u the summer weod,
That hcsrest thrush and hang bird cry,
With such dresm-lke majesty,
Az crowns thee out Of solitude
The fairest flower that ever stood,
Impa.siyc, safe from sympathy.
Light roseate cloud Of dawning day,
ge1EGosted in the gloom Of leaves;
Vsinly for thee the night winds grieve,
yainly all forest murmers stray,
In thy cold blossoms vaiply play
The thousand love-songs Nature weaves.
So pure, so perfect, so serene,
With tender mocking bushes dyed
The cankerous honey dew Of pride
Charms soft and deadly in thy mien;
The natural scepter Of a queen,
Heart-frozen, yet half deifed.
Beware, oh, dancing butterfly
That rosy bloom IL sweet to see,
But have thou care Of majesty.
The serf that loves the queen must die;
Gay, living blossom dance and fly,
To humble feasts, secure for thee.
Assiduous honey bee beware
Have bright cups glow with poison q wine;
The wild rose and the columblne,
Have simple treasures. safe to share.
That regal beauty holds thy snare,
The form but not the soul divine. A. W. II.
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p.sseugers Arrived.

,,.,.. u.,.o,, from Bremen and Sosn1npios - NJ Hen
% United States Counsel TO Australia Mrs Henrsaes
N, A Ms Boying Mr. Turner, Nj Ahr-ns MIS-
bt,msI family Mr. sdy Wee. s IJd % Hs
digger Bryce; Ad. Mise: HSms' sss o M M
Won s,snnetsr two children Mr. Goodyear and say %
Mss Won Hslen Miss Goodyear M 'Crwk msH,, NJ sebais
Ms Bel. Burton Brshne M,r, s.es' NJ
Mrs LEVITT Miss Cole Mr. Friedman, Mr. aud NJ
Mr.. wss Mr. Mrs Nickel Mss triedn'n Nss, m a.
Baker Mr. Sslkc Miss fncHcf ln"s \,
Rev DR. Rysb Messrr HIDE brandt Onhl NJ A. 4
Eeeku child ID Bhck Mrs Lang Mrs. LaS"si ~ S'S' -
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY

Washington correspondent Of The Times, telegraphs
% ,bo, naner the following under date of tue 9TH;
The Fishery and Canadian Reciprocity Negotat are
finally concluded and terms sad to 6e very
~ " Sc ,h country likewise when made public. The re-
fproes trade proposed Canada will be CONSIDERED Th q:
offering nearly ali the adyanaSes ct Of sTsnscn free
v No nnrestricted participation in the Fisheries anu
Establishes reciprocal Trade with Canada IN all the
natural products excluding, OF course manufactures:
The British demand for American registry OF Coon-
abut vessels and their participation in our coasng 'raae
refused
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

The U. s. NJ steamer Hermann, f. Higgins COM
mander arrived at this port this morning from Bremen
from South Hampton, having left the latter port on the
cath u The ii. brings go passengers and full cargo
Of freight and has experienced fine weaheron the voyage
On the 4h in lat AZ So Ion. 40 81 passed number OF
icebergs.
Among the passengers BY the Hermann are Sgnor Con-
turi an eminent Italian sgngcr baronel engaged by NJ
Maretzec for his opera; J. Henrques, Esq, late L. s.
Consul Australia, and j. W. Boycc, Esq, Bearer OF
Disnnfchne
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CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIST
Ian ASSOCIATION.

BUFFALO, Thursday, June :, 1854.
A numerousy attended Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of the United States and Canada is
now in session in this city.
Associations Of Boston, Pittsburg NewOreans Cincin-
natl Springfield Cleveland ST. Louis Louisville, Chicago
Quincy PEORIA Toronto Quebec and Worcester, rep
resented GEORGE S. HELME of xew-Orleans was chosen
President,
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y Arrived.
BIZ; Lucy II. Cha
4 IA u u

BIZ; Lucy Chase O SOwburypo'tJ Cook sssua Ia orande II
DIS sugar o Il P. Buck NJ, M. ,.. IN A.
seLT Mary CLARK tot SewerypoJ bis.oy MO hsne - u
hides. sc, Doyale & Co =, . 1, .,,-..
Benton Bro. Sid in company with sehr Ferguson ios new
YORK 49,, ,,,. -, t.I -
Boston.
sehr MARY - New London d. Ia ballast 20 master
schr Robert smith Smith New Haven d. IN ballast - nse
sloop OREGON Providence ds mdse 70 ntssi
sloop nd Bowen Haloek Providence d mdse to master
BTLOW-Bns Ann MARIA (o Blushill Chase sssa Orande
IL d. .assr; also tour ships and two osrs
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FIRES.
FIRE IN rl6HTY-FoURTH-S1

IiRE IN Ei6HrY-FoURTH-sr.
At lo O'Clock Thursday morning the roof Of the Roman
Catholic Church, of Eighty fourthst aud Fourth
nv was discovered to be fire. The alarm was prompt
" given when the flames extnguished with few
nails Of water The fire originated through the careless
meas of some timers who at work upon the roof
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THE PENINSUEAR MAILS.

By the Peninsular and Oriental Companys steamship
Euxne, at Southampton on goth ut we have dates RON
the 10th and Gibraltar TO the 2lst
The Euxine the 18th ult. spoke the Pennsuiar anu
Oriental Companys seemer Sima, on the 2ot 'ne .ran
mort .Lns Negostor and Bannatyne the 2lst steam
err No ta first distinguishing pendant, and the CuIlo
den. - -
The steamer Tonnng was at Gibraltar embarkns troops
for England and the sailing transport No 3D.
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COMMODORE PERRY AND JAPAN-A brlef item oil
intelligence is to be found in the summary OF news
brought by the Arctic, to the effect that Commodore
Perry's mission to Japan had resulted successfully
This information said TO come under the date Oh tue
18th of March from Hong Kong. But our previous
dates from there fortnight later than the i2th
If the report be true, the date OF the intelligence is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

San Francisco paper nara;ng the recent loss OF the
spendid clipper Golden Fleece in beating out of that har
Dor. rather bluntly says:
This ia the second accident of that kind that has hap
.ned the mast winter within sigh; of the city Crew
axeS that accounts for the cause Of
that accident
We shouldn't wonder il il did.
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LAW NI'ELLIGENCE.

o. s CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge BErr'
ISDIcTNEsrs.
The Grand Jury returned the following indictments:
Harvey Drake Todd and William Aannis part the crew
of ship larceny IN attempting 70 Puron
wearing apparel josiah W. Fsnt and hve othr 'same1 OF e
lin ATTEMPT revolt; Alfred Hail joan Crooser
"a pr others eamn Mary Barney for ike Of
Tense Charles othe the ship Osweso SAB
Lius William another Of the WIKI snesthkne;
Adolphns Doll taking the Pos; Ofiee and spproprains
their
ID d,ft ma
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Foreign Ports.

At M.p.sna 18th ult brig George Wilmington Day from ST.
Jaso ju., arr 10 load fer New York ,,, =. ~. IL, -,
AZ frinid.d sd u franklin Gibbs for Boston df sf.
Mxry Flizsbsh do 3i Jos Albion cHk 70 load for
co sohr Eliza Ann Bs,es for do ready Sid ih sns Acorn
IhEHey, do. .-u T.. b.. IL
Cisnures "a u bais Tom Cor~ TO- Cansr I'm bosoa arr
ID "a a.d ,r o, Trrout Bnrsess Tor do 9h. brig Lenoa
Crn 10 load o do; George Byron Blanchard do do Gen
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By TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
VERMONT WING STATE CONVENTION.

VERMONT WING STATE CONVENTION.
RUTLAND, VT, Wednesday, June !, 1854.
The Wing State Convention assembled here to-day. II
was fully attended and the proceedings harmonious.
The following nominations made:
For Governor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOYCE.
Fer Lieute nant Gov ernor. OSCAR L. SKATER
For State Treasurer. HENRY NJ BATES.
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FROM NASSAU

BALTIMORE, Thursday, june :, ls5i.
Nassau dates to the 27th ut have been received al
Charleston The ship Robert L. Lane had sailed with her
cargo NewOrleans, and the schr Mobile had sailed
with the james Wrghts cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

sehr Belle Black Roek Connecticut shore 10 "a
Ferrous poon tor passing vessels abe lies with her nsss
four feet Be the low waer CONTRACT 70 'ae he'
been uAds with Mr.. John Mitchell OF Hull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
The Wool MARKET.-Ths editor of TIE Wool GroTe'
gives the following figures as what the various grades
ought 10 range al this season:


Prices depending on condition more than USUAL Inert
has been 10 change favor sellers as yet; nor is there
apv prospect as the season for clipping draws near
There is no doubt but what Wool worth quite as much
10 the manufacturer this year last But the condition
of the financial affairs consequent upon the war and the
high price for brcadsus will tend to depress the early
market below the point 70 which X should 60 If there
should be good harvest in England and al home the
chances are that the price of Wool Will materially advaaee
in the fall Our opinion however, is, that at no tine TINS
wear sill the price of Wool equal that OF last year
Farmers may do well to hold but they will not be wse
If they hold beyond fair Offer because they got more LOT
their elm a wear ago.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 3 le5i
NewOrleans papers of Friday last are received They
contain Rio Grande adyces the 2eth umo which con-
nue 10 detail Indian outrages. Anumber OF murders are
alec recorded and high of excitement existed
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Uater Cure.

DR L. T. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE Estab-
~ hhuent sprinrdale Northampton. MA-Seer limited TO
". Established 1871"
mr. GEORGE +. ADAMS, Hydropsthic Physician,
IL No 81 Hekst Brooklyn visits patients their hones omes
consultations attend Accommodations for or three more
PATIENTS or BOARDERS in his family Dlet-Chehy vegetarian
DR SHEWs WATER CURE HOME, Oys!es,
IL Bay L. -stesmer Croton daily from Fulton s-r,
NJ The beet Of accommodations for both nvaias ~.
nR MUNDE's WATER-CURE EsTAb ~. xs,,s.
~ MINT FLORENCE Mass three miles rom 1n.,ia,,sus Of
of and mrs
the able accommodate 10 ya.s DR. Mands
onr on the the United =, 80.
the oldest ~hooi sns s ~ = ~ sas,s
the systsrn OF cha; remAih.bis, ma, ~
y connected for several ysns aAs MUNDE yoreuce M.s.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLkASs, Tuesday, June G, lisa
The steamship Crescent City has arrived at this port
bringing Havana dates the 4th inst but there is no
news Of importance.
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wonA Bsr, ~ YA,sAsirAs rssAy. sS -, Dr. bns Hees
Marcia, l avis, fog d Do
Al Hsvsss sI mig B. r Msrs French, for Trieste. ssss
f4I5i .
., $40 ~, s,t, rs Ie haks J. Chsa,e Nichols for Val.
mouth O. e; p Psndetce soyes 10, Scwes ss%e rates.
Ant, So,u FOR 90 ldf VIM Larrshee Cikcy for Portland
a. Ir,, ys,n kd- ard Ocsvis weoibury for Bostsn do
Al 81 john. D. ssh ult brig Ann lBfl Merritt Tor Boston
Al Quebec Is, inst ship. Milwaukee Scale from New fosk; Ma
~ crocktr, Croker for Warren Pcint. ts
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the Applies.
sn SfAs Mayor Adsrmeo ;ps SS1%S'.Lo q e.
STREET from Third the East River 10 The Guy Of
NOTICE hereby gwen That the costs charges and
By the the above entitled neas
win Be- taxed The eeL The sspes Cont = " sae s AZ
Of jane 1854 q 9ocoek, A. M-Ne~.Yors, Nay 30, is>a
E E :sSs T s CLOVER, |c.--..''.'.
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ship-Nofth America Clark Mobile. . 100000
Ri BRAZILIAN tBrl Chapman Calais Mayhem Talbot Co.
schooIe-Fsir.x Mott Alexandra, &C. stu;e. C!earnan
Co; MARY Powell Davis Wilmington. L. s. Powell; Oresoa
Campbell PHILADELPHIA Jehlson saskt MAzdAia Ph;nner
Dsnssoots j. Perkins, j. NJ Warren, Chapman New hs'ea
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA at BOSTON,

The steamar Niagara arrived at Boston this morning
one o'clock. Her mails were dispatched in the mornn
train.
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A GOOD BRiG.
TIE FLEETS IN THE BLACK SEA.


The Paris Monneur states that the French have Just re-
ceived two dispatches from Vice Admiral Hariclin, re-
specing the of the combined squadrons in the
Black lSea since the bombardmeni Of Odessa The fol-
lowing are the principal passages:
VILE DE Pans
OF Sevastopo Monday, May |, 1884.
Monsieur LIZ MINISTER: On the fourth day after the
bombardment Of the imperial city Of Odessa, the winds
having yeered 10 the north the two squsrons set sail on
the morning of the Goth OF April and eered for the coast
west Of the Crmea, had agreed upon with Admiral
Dundas On the 2sth, finding ourselves in sight Of the
lands bordering Eupa.oa detached the steam corvette
Catcn accompanied by the Furious explore the bay on
tbe south Of that city. The Ca;on while accomplishing lie
mission captured three Russian vessels, two Of which
were coasters the Furious took q fourth Already, IN
the morning the Descares giving chase ahead OF the
squadron had fallen in with an English brig which, cap
tured the day before by Russian gae had been hastily
abandoned by it, when, seeing the squadron, had
made all sail 20 gain the port OF Sevasopol VI these
four prizes two have been cent to the Bosphorous as for
the two coasters, we sank them
On the 29tb the wind permitting us TO make for Seyas-
,opo the combined squarons seered for the entrance To
his mort There they lay 10 in order TO the Russian
sauaarou really was decided meeting u.s. a. the Russian
anLori,,es gave out the Black Sea- according To the
statement OF the prisoners when questioned the day before
II such in fact, lad been the intention OF the Russian nee
never did better opportunity presels Ilse i9' proving "
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Ew-oRLEANs-An. jane 6, ship joseph H'lme
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CUPREME COURT Dsese .sk co cunt! cyIIs

y FARMERS and aANUYAcTURxRg sASk sse.n.: crkTS
the DEFENDANT hereby 2 :ns.s, Tie s.s
,s Complaint ". sb day Nay iss4 d. sAes
Of the CLERK d County Of pssss sea
Jpy asy, see hereof exclave Of the day 81
fail the complaint soresek1s
hs pisisfis Judgment Tor the Of Aoessnd dsiiss
~ third Of April houAasd esax
hundred 6y four bedss the Of tbs set ssd pross
MID Msy5 Is4 u COLE, Plaintiffs Auorney,
NIL iseewTh Poushksepse. n y.
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Marine JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

PORT or NEw.YoRK.........".JusE 3.
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IN PURSUANCE of sn order OF the Surrogate OF
the County NewYorh notice herby rvsn 70 all pessons
Yori pssn the with vouchers thereof 70
RUS LAYTON at his Office No IA Nssssna the Sryo Wv
the second day Of september next-Dssd NV
York the 27h day Of March, 1854 ,,,,,..s ,.-.....
LAND for AdlnInIslIstrix. Nd aW0m In
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
RUTLAND, VERMONT, FRIDAY


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fessccates he brother man.
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Artion, aciun still kis psAa.
Nov efeauas. sow dsiuoyiRs,
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Ever s-eting eHjoytnrs
s,il 10 be, bot nessf tlesi.
waman. ounisnted In silent fspo.e.
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ABd wstef, and tends n with Innocent heart.
far fifhsi thAh man with his treasures Of AMI
Ahd wissf by fstia the circles ennansd,
Tbsn he win his silence aud hsh,s u the mind.
Coldiy 70 himself sufheins,
Man dlsdsins the gentler arts,
knOweth MT the bliss arising
Ffom the Interchange of hearts.