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Two Germans, ANTHONY MilIar and A. ~.

Two Germans, Anthony Miller and his wife,
nave been arres tad IN NerYor on charge Of inducing
uswlyarrved feuale emgants to take up their abode IN
their house and afterwards coperg them to resort to
yile pnrposss one anortun gill who had been de-
coyed in this way testss h at che was detained in
room In ths house against her will for period of three
aB44gs4 g3 F3a ll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

PsYcHoLoGIzED BY WATCH SPRING.--At a
recent conference at No. 553 Broadway NewYork Mr..
G. Pray related singular case, showing the power Of
mental impression over the physical system. man
while lifting day heard singular sound apparently
proceeding from his chest He thought there must be
rupture of of the thoracc vscera and Immediately
became powerless He carried home and for three
months was under the hands Of physician after which
he felt able to move about little On getting up he got
his watch which had laid asids when he had hurt
himself and had not SINCE He attempted to wind
1t up but 1t gave forth the identical sound he had heard
proceeding his chest at the time he experienced his
supposed injury. The immediately saw that he had
been the victim of his imagination and that he had
experienced real injury all.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

THE PROPELLER WESTMoRELAND.-The loss 'of
the propeller Westmoreland falls heavily citizens
and many home has been rendered desolate and many
reside sad by the mournful event. Yesterday after
noon man entered office and inquired If we had
any particulars of the wreck Of the propeller We had
that moment received report from the West and read
to him the names OF the lost At sound Of the first he
grew deathy pale and staggering back against table,
nearly fell to the floor We had read to him the name of
his brother, and the strong hardy mitten
to tho heart He spoke no word although he made an
attempt to say something but the big tears rolled
his cheeks and the rising in bis throat choked his
uteranc he pulled bis cap over his eyes and staggered
from the We felt acute regret that did not use
caution in reading to him the names of the dead.
shortly afterward had another visit II was from
the wife of Of the crew With quiyering lips and
banched cheeks she sammered out the inquiry to the
the saved and lost ending with the prayer
the Goh, don't tell he is dead. ~ We glanced
the list with such painful feeling hope not
soon again to experience The name met our eye-it
was among the saved hut scarcely had voice to give
her the joyful intelligence With wild cry, the poor
woman clasped her hands and burst into tears, Thif
time thank God they were tears OF JOY still they were
almost painful from the intensity Of feeling they eynced
The incidents somewhat more exciting than the
ordinary events of day in editor'n room. Butalt
| Commercial, 10th.
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IsfIAM BRIDGES.
uniontOwn, Union count, KY, May i2, Is4s;

Mr. BULL: IN regardo sarpalla will say that have
used extent clor long standing, inea
Capeis La rrorus sab syphali Cahe1t and u a dis
easss the tAorough change
mobilization Of the dudo The body with considerable
sonuncien with local fen think would prefer TO other
prepa,noD Of Sartapan and ply will admit s
vale learning suanses that enter it
Resp. ctuiy, Mt PRENTISS, NJ. d.
LeWl port hy, peeembs I, ls41.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30
EDUCATION.


NEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
" INSTITUTION BY MRS. MACAULAy, as4
Camp streThs sncersn operation for
series q bert employed giving
in the kngish French Spanish Italian and Latin anKuags
Ths Msac Teachers who give lessons The pnno Harp and n
tar together with Vocal Music the highest order oil attain
rnents. cor biLed with org expeIierce and auocesp @
Young Ladies resding the Irtucu have facility afforded
them acquire practical knowledge the French language
@ their musical sudsu pursue the elegant accomplishments
81 drawing and painting fst 3ea6 sas .t
The pemses tile improvements perhaps the best
the and attention paid their heah
comfort and improvement. t 5sl
The Institution furnished with well selected library, the
OF which the scholars entitled free Of
For paieuarn apply in person by Latter at the nsiutop
I99 - s'' l9s-i a-5'
nj EW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
l y VoLI CIRCLE, BETWEEN EAYADES AND TRITON S!S.
Seminary under ths direction Of Miss GARDINER VIII be-
gin 10 fourth annual sfnson on MONDAY, The ah nst
q Competent Tnchers employed in every
ample grounds and ne location i . The public sm
EfRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
and taught with Twenty four and at
ncve esson by Monsieur ALEX NELSON Of n-
gnages Kentucky Military Institute Constant a. ~
Office No. ST. Charles residence his pupils Nght
ases for Gentlemen guaranteed See
trat.rp iatsa o6ira door
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

During the late visitation of cholera in Ge-
nearly every shop closed and not soul to
be seen in the Streets Popular prejudice strongly
excited and the druggists shops constantly guarded
by gedm lest they should be laid waste the labora
tories of poison Physicians threatened posoner
while in performance Of their Duties and one of them
matreated that he died of cholera produced by
fanr . -
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BITTERS.
MSIat's PbHnix HInke,srn

y. Wo -FE's ARh1ATtC scHEIDAM scHNApPs.
g Druggists and Mehnts and all dealers Of the articles
the abve islogue, will find their advantage by
calling sending their hpre will
extensive nent oGEHUINE PATENT MEDICINES in the
United Slater, and at th1o prices Plea address
j. WRIGHT & &C,
g4..u. GENHNE MEDtCIFE WAREHOUSE,
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A MERICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-THE AMER


\ ssss s ss sa @ % = sss
s q sssaas liz 81 sas
order extensive sals for their and
q N e gssjssi m
5000 -
op aa naSs richly WORTH ca.
osissSs
one Of s En-
NJ iiia 'i'i ';ss sis'ssfs sssFS
1 S s y he 3 sss
Agents. resolved 20 sraat with such
lss ssss sss s
E ss s. as ss s Vii sss in u.
oiwheh given throughout United ssas and ths canada
LIST or GIFTS.
100 Marble Baals Of Washington. iooss
lss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: =. i$Sss
50 Es.a. OLD Paintings. splendid gin names, =. so.
100 Elegant Cd fsnaas; us 5000
500 sssi pla,s Engrsyn brilliantly sol0rediae ,o $500
81.
Ssss sissi 8 {.
Artists unioa, Of III ma,zss vss OF fto'n 80 J. oa
fssss ffsa. i :, Dssss SswIai :
ss|iias Sswisil ss
100 sis s sfss ssssss
the uhprtse
In @Ffassass Fiisa ssunf I 500 -. $4,000
2egseansY each 5000
Il yxo q" TOO esch 5000
4 ,oS "a 80 each 1890
SKA 49, ." AZ 50 each k,eos
Ssoo each la,0pa
regard the Real Estaie, r. JflSsGiiEh
/ CO., Real BIoksrs, Ne.Ycrk.a
l Orders psia) mousy enclosed. 70 be addressed
Il J.w. H0lBRpGNE, Secretary sos broetwAyi \. Y.
Engayings tho Catalogue ready Tor dstssry
i SEED RICE-A few tierces of best Carolina
4 - Rice. for als by RARELI CO. 81 cemnon u DIS
/ TSLOUR-l000 bbls Extra and Super6ne, for
sseb s. H. RENNEnY CO. Is TsaeapstaslAs .s.ssa sss
Il OLIVE oIL-S0 baskets in quart and pint
II e''ss Y / q COCHRAN HALL, 81 eTasr street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE. - The Greenyille
Is @ Enterprise the 22d inst. says We pained
to learn that Mrs. Spencer, elderly lady, living
six miles above Greenvle found Tuesday morning
last upon the hearthstone of her home almost entirely
burned up The remains found in most horrible
condition; one foot we learn, the only portion re-
manning unconsuned by the re 1t has pen ascsr
tanned low it occurred There many yegue rumofs
in relation to it supposng ii to be ether
that shs first killed by some assassin and then set
upon thu ERE. The latter suppostoh is founded upon
the fact that She was known to he the possession Of
few hundred dollars which has not as yet been found
The rs however, is most likely as she was old and IN
firm and might have fallen into caught by the nre
and being unable to herself pershsd without aid
she has been living alone many years number OF her
children living in this district who, Win otnsr rea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

The extensive store of Messrs Paryin & Buck,
corner of Twelfth and Chestnut streets phadelphsa as
destroyed by FIRE the rnornins OF tho Instant
Loss $4,000 The adjoining building, formerly occupied
by sandford's Opera tpoupe and burned down year
since, considerably damaged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

STAGE LINE FROM ST. LOUIS TO SAN FRAN
cIsco-Grest efforts being made to carry out the pro
ec establishing line of daily stages between ST. Louis
and San Francisco 1t is also estimated that the route
will have to be divided into hundred and fifty sta
tions twelve miles apart with stable and ten horses at
each station cost about s57 monthly They expect
to run the distance in about twelve days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30
The RA1LnoAD--We learn from the most re-

The RAILRoAD,--We learn from the most re-
liable authority the Port Gibson Herald that
Monday, New Years Day the seamwhis of the rail-
road engine will be sounded at the Port Gibson Depot and
that that day the will commence running through
Port Gibson to Grand Gulf The bridge over the
bayou completed and the raising of the restle work
near the bridge is going at rapid rate The grading
will bs entirely completed in day two So there Is
scarcely doubt that the conyenences of the road will
experienced to the fullest extent in short time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

- .s SsalI Ins osnsr cur was Iops-Iegged CONCERN
t, = ol % %hosaing Woeats foa e'isee couint compare
-, ansN, - . So
writer says an animal yuIzsv rc,. = ~
which meaeursa s;.,st 80 ,. :
for ~, ~ Il 80 ~ ies. one men and quarter
oi Hs W VI ms Nose tc tne root Of his tail Wecoudrk
measure the appendsge ssr the s,s,,e r.. .h.s -
vst;gs ~ q rar,,as .eason tnst noe
- !. =. - ssAeA ample 1eFenge for
5f=-=--=- =-= as sas
from the NevYork Evening Advertiser N n. 90, =
- IS - :, - II q .e 20
asosh = .o sne s recsiEsd
WEE - Va ~ = = nassrg gone ashore on
sunny soutf frsrs & " S = tas ZIP
go Ct two thousand bales Of cotton heie WreFss 81 M
haua Rank ON tina 2stb nIt Tw.ive hwr5rad 49, - =.
cotton ha Been saycd n ry stat mi vsss usssS ~. =
gone 10 pieces. $3.50 80 'As 'eess. nno
$50 pAssao'y 4sans go sup sunny 1aas' which
cleared at tns city lor Ferpooi on the 18th Of Noyem
as n,lt r. .4sss y. Dne
49,. a - -. . . -. - :. -. ~ y w., ooS
IONS vessel ana salnsd st about s6eeoo, and In
sured In Boston Eos. GkEs s3 3
The Sunny south sailed from New York for San Fran
cisco on the I'D OF November.
The brig oronoco reported aa ,os n;
River bound to NewYork By running aou 81 rock sas
originally built Baltimore in 1915 but was entirely re
built in 1850. and good 2 vessel She was H.
sured in Wall street for 5000 the cargo for s6oOd0
Io.s ov R.ov Iosrrr F,s w. go
c,,, hanas tha, th tsrp va t "
Inagua for New Orleans was lost ON Mucres Reef
Bahama Banks the oath ut The captain. and crew
took to the boats They succeeded in reaching Neyas
in Cuba on the 9th at noon after having heen erad
i in the boats for a hours 80
Sisce the in type the following account has
hand Capt Cornor Of the brig Sutton ariyed
at this port this morning from Neuvtas brings home
Capt Close mate ana sailors of the bark Lorefto Fish
lost on the 26sh uls on Hucares FAsf Bahamas The n
r. was from 1nagua bound to New Orleans With cargo
Of salt Vessel and cargo total loss; had cargo Of
l20o0 bushels salt which, with the vessel valued at
$4,000.
Loss OF SCHOONER Isabel WHARF from
or bound not stated went ashore morning of the o1st
inst opposite Congress Hall Cape Island n g. and he
came total The crsw ciune to the rirging nt;I
daylight when they we're rescued by some citizsns IN
4 Cane Island in a whale hoat = - -
/ - - g.. D, -, n. r,.,
i,; oi5 y id 80 " - snip lay
az .a s pooa w tae s.n
~ 49,, u a. ,opgsaas ~ s, saw sesse win
,,d ~ !. - = as ~ s 1--we " nel
= ;i ~ S ,;.ia s,s ss v In - ssr aos
80 4n; q, h;,; IN ~ s.e
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- - ~ VA
Ssss13 ~, trr--AA44--A& - aN.Fs-M 20
-----------------
tfs x '.fN $50 rs1ls7Il I77as5 2
As8A as7E Fsss4s5sS n
: -. -
s.e,...s NnMRYU nr1
CEN n - ~s~~ slsJ0sss
- -
th.t toa. xo =, cfess To be ra.t., -
that the pre,dsut M diseouraos r.
sandwich rsiand. BON the cround ~. - = s'e
neha Is too exorbita, 1t In bis personal lero.rd.
The Boston Couri. .r psbI;a,ea q T. III =,
the amounts paid by the sscretarv N Inc IS,
military Of Boston tor th services * H. 80
rendition Of the fugitive slaye An,I,n p-,. . ..
months since making a teeai of sta 1I5 a -
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Memorials relative to the ued;af;an 90 ~.
ni, u states betwee lie Ailies II =
-. ,,t; :, ~ -, 80, - 'nel sA-
sS5 80 s - ~ - = 3 ! - t'en - Aorkf and nave
been nnnerousiy signed by ipruential citizens. The
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On the afternoon Of the Diet i lady sa;sI, -
veerss OF age naYned Mrs seral, Fa-ot,f - So.
a, a. ,5,,,,.l ~ e1,tss' = -. = -. 1es ~ -
ofaeh - New ofK oy her clothes taking
hre 9.sz=5-tI3s3 z
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Ia
~ sAPARILIATh ihvairabls remedy has already carried
happiness 10 tie he>rs end is daily giving
70 lhe t could De Afforded by ali tee wealth In the
mines Of cafora~ and wod combned 1t put in full quart
hoter and ntaina me rngh Of r times ch Honduras
PnIcs-$l per hottie, oiix bottles for IS.
has keen will estahed fac that Ssrapals
and properly pare the only panacea ali
eury nso1Gaag dak iii fnbs in youb barrennss ETC. We
boldly JOHN ULLs FLUID EXTaA1T OF sARsAPA
Ia the only peE@ton before the pIbc that prepared
c L. scientific prnciptani ength The SsrsnparA
purchased without rsg and every pound before being
subjected the actest
asce,te ned before being nd
Bolts sarapaa ALSO the virtues other valuable
oaing mpoSnd producing
greatest curative ase ent inhe known ertd
GID TESTIMONY.
State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks Of Bulls Sar
equal saies Of Bulls Compound
Sasaparn this ey il been
a who have tried the assertion that Iuiinsr Of
stantafed by calling On tiagsnt in this city.r
Bear with u.s. eader lite nger and be convinced that bas
woNkR OF THE woRLD
and thai viii cure maer how long have bsen suffering
What Dr. ossn Dsg and Apotheeay Of several years. stand
30 LOUISVILLE May 1912.
MR.. JOHN BULL-D.SSr: have for years
my Liver. used ales day. esf ecay the
sA'saraa prepared by ersnt but all 10 little I'D
gave m more relief hen d the o,hers con bned.
therefore take rleaurn recommending SaFapaai 10 he
stcsd commuuiiy as a spcrior ate6
HEuMAfisM. - =
ma.m read the following may for them, il
they will use this infallhlsemedy-
foed with Rhermat an the character was tin,e
the greatest tiled every remedy conl procure fol
@ 5s s su @s %
ma'ism and greatly than medt
cine have hy free for
have donb the confidently recommend
il Ne being ihe best medorin use for Rheumatism.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

EN W. C0ELER, Importer and Dealer in
N .BRAEDIEs, WINES, CoRbiALs aud HAVANA CIGARS.
country filled dispatched with punctuaty City
orr ha esw
lty, irse ofcharge
Naa butchoice articles sold here.
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s'
s,i ss
ss
and avail hsm'vs' snhTFnh oIsah assss sKs
How all admire cs, beautiful white slin rsyeoored
CO.
s to- oes,mes with manifest
Injury TO he + a IT. Th. .hs Sss,
clp!s by eoa,ing the aee with poisonous
morbid
@ sfs siss. a ssa ss
ssn ss .s s lily
R a Fl ss @ m sis
BETTER Ms %xsh OFFERED IN FAVOR
Mr. JOHN @ 1sa rsssys
q seroa syphilis and many eu.ansons
aeeIoas having used M hs s9evs
Ls'vis nosR nsssRts5 TssMosv ss1ss5 FROM DR. MOORE
su aa ss az saM
fs @
Rum Dr. The II E HhSsh MI sq
ss
orm ad enc 'ha. yell
Lsas1IIe, ssns {. Isl.
Ho.p .ay. o saiis ps
impression the system
pubh and private think the best
article Of Sarsapariain in N. PYLEs NJ ..
Resident Ihssician at the Louisville Marine Hospital.
daygrsppng with through the Wsstsrt
reong youthful ygor the sick and
ahicied--nay, these that grievoasly tofmented
m ssn s. ss. s1a
remedies before the bic Sod whoesal and retail
| JOHN BULL,
Principal ocs 81 ourth street. by The prussn generally
| in the city country
wishing accept Agency for s sale Of Bus sar
| paparills, will please address JOHN BULL,
siFou,th street, Louisville, with references.
ER The principal Neweans for the sale Of John Bull
| SaIaspnrilla, wholesale aid rstnil
J. WRIGHT CO., their Patent Medicine WsIehouss
jys 15I CHARThEs STR Ell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

E Reference regard the Real Esaie, r. JflSseEh
%, Real Estate BTokers, Ne.Yerk.a
i Orders lposi psia) money enclosed. 70 be addressed
j. W. H0LBRfJNE, Secretary sos BrostwAy, N Y.
r Tho Engra,ngs Catalogue ready for datssry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

Id OPER & TRAVIS'S Gymnasium, Perdldo
s,ree over The ades-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
inform tbs eitEen they have opened YMNA
anon tho named plnc s
whole thing Of the kind IN
expense In procuring every
ching NECESSARY for an Institution of this kind.
respectfully invited 10 call and examine tue
s by all
Physicans. .,,x.. p.rut,ua pooM
There attached 10 the Eatabnhmsuta bhItNa so
with every necessary requiem ent
sSH- Lossops given u Sparring and Fencing.
~ oPsn'i mhliH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

KpEEF RoUNDS--6 bbls cut for smoking,
for sale by xENNrpY CO. Is TshoupOul.. street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

MEAHoGANY--l90 Logs Mahogany, and Il
wa do CEDAR Cedar Aysrado and ior sale o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

YTyOBACCo--20 balesLeaf Tobacco just re-
ceiysd from Vera Cruz for sae% r.-u.,,. .,,..,
bAhhl.lA q co. OIL OpHuoh e1Iees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

ELOUR-l0o0 bbls Extra and Superhne, for
ssehy 8. H. RENhEn1 Co ys Tsaeap.tesAs .s.ss. sss
OLIVE eIL-SO baskets in quart and pint
i. os'ss " 'A's p COCHRAN HALL erasisr street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-30

CEED RICE-A few tierces of best Carolina
ssa pies knr ala hr RARELII CO. q Common 81. dss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
Fillibustefism,

The Charleston Standard says: awe
hear of fillibuster movement in all parts Of
the country. The Cuban juntas in New
York and New Orleans have found The
means, and backwoods of Kentucky, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Ten.
nessee, Mississippi and Alabama will fur
nish the muscle, bone, and sinew. We
have not The least doubt that the general
government will do all in its power, as il
has hitherto done, 10 arrest this unlawful,
expedition, but it will be of no avail. If the
fillibnsters are strong and completely organ
lied, as they are represented 10 be, it would
take all the ten thousand men in the regular
army 10 hold them in check. For the sake
of the honor, the glory, the fame of our ma
tion, il is to be hoped that these men will
not be induced to leave our shores until the
Cubans themselves have struck for their
independence. We ardently desire 10 see
Cuba free, but at the same time desire to
see the work accomplished in manner that
will not rebound TO the discredit of our
countrymen."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
1854 New Packet. 1854
MISSOURI RIVER
FAST PASSENGER PACKET.
1854

IT. n The staunch built and comfortable
81 steam Passenger SATURDAY Packet,
NEW LUCY, WM. CoNLKY, Master, will run as
a regular Packet throughout the season between
the cities Of ST. Louis and st. Joseph, leaving St.
Louis every alternate Saturday at O'Clock, p NJ,
and ST. Joseph every alternate Friday at II NJ.
The New Lucy will commence her regular
trips, leaving st. Louis for jefferson City, Boon
vile, Glasgow, Lexington, Kansas, Liberty, Wes-
ton, Iatan and st. Joseph Saturday, April 2pthj
Nav 18th and 27th; June 10th and oath, July Sth
and 22d; August 9th and 10Th; September I'd, 10th
and Both; October, 14th and 2stb; November 18th
and 2bth; December 9th.
On her return will leave st. Joseph every alter
nate Friday at IL O'Clock, M. May 9Th and 10th;
June 3D. 18th and 30th; July 18th and 2sth; August
nth and 25th; September Sth and ED; October
9Th and goth, November Sd and 17thj December
LIST and 18th.
Departing from St. Joseph at ~ o'clock, M;
Weston on Saturday at O'Clock, A. NJ; Fort Lea
wentworth, Il A. M, Parviile, 9 A. M, Kansas 10t
A. NJ; Wayne City, 10 NJ; Liberty, T. M; Rich
field, 2 p. M; Sibley, p. M; Camden, 4. M; We'll
lington, 8 p. M; Farmvile Landing. 6 Pm; Lex
inpton Sunday, Z o'clock, A. M; Dover, "a. M,
Waverly, 0 A. M; Hills Landing, 10 A. M; Mi
ami, IL M; Windsor City, 1 PM; Brunswick,
p. M; Glasgow, 3 p. M; Boonvilie, p. M; and
arriving in ST Louis on Monday in time to con-
meet with all the lines OF travel, East, Northeast
and South.
Very grateful to the shippers and public for the
patronage and consideration extended 10 them
while on the Honduras, we most respectfully So
licit the same FOR the ''NEw Lucy,' promising
tia; nothing on our part shall be wanting to merit
the full confidence and favor of the community.
VIM CONLEY, Captain.
WILL C. MANSON, Clerk.
MANSON & BARTHoLow, Agents. [my1S
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10
Spanish Message.

Under date Of August LIST, The President
sent message to the Senate, in answer to
a resolution calling for information relative
to the state of affairs between this country
and Spain. He speaks Of existing relations
and says:
"In the message to the House Of Repre-
sentatives, referred 10, l availed myself OF
the occasion 10 present the following re-
Elections and suggestions:-1n view Of the
position Of the Island of Cuba--its proximi-
ty TO our coast, the relations which il must
ever bear 10 our commercial and other in.
terests--it is vain 10 expect that a series Of
unfriendly acts, infringing our commercial
rights. and the adoption of policy threat
ening the honor and security of these States,
can long exist with peaceful relations--in
case the measures taken for the amicable
adjustment of our difficulties with Spain
should unfortunately fail. shall not hesi-
tate TO use the authority and means which
Congress may grant, TO insure the obsery-
ance of our just rights, 10 obtain redress
for injuries received, and to vindicate the
honor of our flag. In anticipation Of that
contingency which l earnestly hope may
not arise, l suggest to Congress the propri-
ETY. of adopting such provisional measures
as the exigency may seem TO demand"
And concludes thus:
II have only TO add, that nothing has
arisen since the date of my former message
to dispense with the suggestions therein
contained touching the propriety of provis-
ional measures by Congress"
Ten millions is the sum that will proba-
bly, be placed at the disposal of the Presi-
dent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-10

ABoLIrIoNIsT LYYcuED.-Col. John NJ.
Lewis and Mr.. Fackler, of Saline county,
recently had couple of negroes to run off.
They followed and captured them in Jack
son county, and were returning, when they
stopped at Wellington, in Lafayette county,
for dinner. The negroes went 10 the stable
together, and one of them was secreted by
a white man who had the stable in charge,
by the name Of DowAI. The fact was pro.
ven upon him, and the citizens took him up
and warmed his back well with a cow-hide,
and gave him notice to leave, which he did
in double quick time. Served him right.