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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
The st. Nicholas Bank has removed to its on
the corner OF New and Wal ste

The St. Nicholas Bank has removed to its rooms
the corner of New and Wall sts.
Samuel I skidmore has been elected President, and
in place of Rensselaer, Havens and Lewis Philips the late
President and Secretary, bo.h deceased
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad has
called for an nstament of 10 cent It's increased CAPT
tai stock payable the Phenx Bank the s OF March
preliminary meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Crys,a,
Palace was held at the Metropolitan Hotel this evening in
order 10 select Board OF Directors be supported a.
the ensuing election There appeared to be two cques
present. and compromise ticket was agreed upon in
programme of the movement understood to embrace
Mr. BarnUm as President
We anne an extract of letter from the Agent OF the
Breckenridge Coal Co, showing that the capital stock Of
the Company has been fixed agreeably to law:
STEAMER KEYSTONE STATE Ohio River,
Saturday Feb ls, 1884.
JNo THOMPsoS, Esq-De0r SIR: "ihe apprasement
is COMPLETED and we return to Louisville.
think wrote you who the Appraisers appointed by the
Governor were, viz: Prof Benz. Silman, Jr of whose
high repue need not speak Geo. ID Prentice, the able
editor Of Tie Louisville Journal and DIR. Bryan K.
Young exMember Of Congress- and otherwise of as high
Tepuie az any in Kentucky These gentlemen spent
this week in close inspection of the property and have
quently our capital at four million dollars, Si0o0OOO)
Bennett and myself had bard work TO get them TO put It
less than five times that sum, 600 00O they thought
their oatbs required them to Gppraise it, My own opin
ion is that il is worth more than that.
The monetary sdvices by the steamer do not differ ma
terisy from those by the previous boat COnsos had
ehsnged but slightly. The fluctuations are annexed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

<rur.s Rsxoss Drsss snd SseoxfBxts bssoss 81 tss
fss re so>isJ o. Mechanic and fresss
= a. sss Of ssnsly iavissd sttend
th- family respectfully requested 70 stenf -
,rsfa ssy fAou6syl 7t oeoes " from bic ur.,'
Asidsrce. Nc. Csrrois'- so1th Broofyn, 2
Beth RS pies's
s4OkN-Os Saturday Feb Is wihsu s,0rm, X t1s
fah Of 30 are.
WILLIE Hsrisn sunssy rsoruiaE Yeb . ia Ceesis
Gt ssed YEAR md 70 orhs oniy tsssas, o. James tad
ENTITY A. Wall
7e fsnos family invited attend the
Ssneral Tssidezce Harlem Tueassy 23.5 insr
II ecker without further invitation Her rernses viii be take,
y Gresrwoo6
WILsOS-o Saturday Ysb IS csthsrine re Of Alexander
Wlson. IN the 7isf year Other
The relatives and ferds Of he family respectfully nviea
% funeral lse residence No 81 "sst a.
eltloek this lMopaayl aftsTnoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Passengers Arrived

IN Roual steamship Europa from LcrpoI Chevaier
CocsetsTg l5dy. children ard Ars 5 Shor., Mrs
Digs DSEles, siy Andinnt Mr. Fay LAZY and child Mr.
Deglss Mr. Phgs M Jsmes John Kerr John neLlne Ny
Edeerf Chas ard, w M1rray Mr. Ncts'n AbTi
Er stsrey Mr Riddle Mr Jssvey Mr. Deg.do Mr.. Gal
peke David A. Mexican La Price Mssrs COney II Par
VIM s,spion. Mellow; Mr. HglieneuH E Labin W Labn z.
Loug D. LopF :. Long w n DAVIS, MEL, Giun-ll, M
Rtich nbeseh Mr. Banner Mara John Hollis, Grassland
hndl nnN-IofAl 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

The supply Of money larger day. bus che paymen,
Of California drafts has much increased activity. Cal
loans ere, however, easily made at al cent Paper h
IN good demand at 7a9 cent for rstclass The Banks
arc discorndng nearly all their desirable offerings The
payments om the interior continue good but trade yet
does not mest the antiGpatons Of our merchants The
spring bnsine viii be eithez later this year or there win
be less amount done The business among the Dry Goods
importers Is cults oderate but they look for an in
creased activity.
The steamer to day took saS2s7O in specie There are
several houses who have orders to ship gold without regard
70 the rate of Exchange TIE steamer Of Wednesday viii
proeaby take of the bars which came by the Star of
the NSst
The Socvng an official report Of specie exported from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

As compared with the report OF the previous week. the
Bank of England shows an increase of 16,595 on the
bullion fl0l29 in the rest and f202 l35 in the notes
employed In the public deposits there is decrease Of
G3946C6; fs773O in the other deposits tG9J 900 IN the
Government securities and 47l57 in the other serurites
The Money market il easier and il expected tha the
Bank of England about 10 reduce the rate of interest
Cotton was 4 better but Bread.tuifs lower
In relation to American Stocks, Barring London Circular
of the 10th inst remarks;
The United States Stocks advertised for repayment
are in good demand for remittance To the United States
and fair supply 10 market at lO3 0lOf for bonds
of ls62 and l09 dl09l for the maturites of 1903.
small business has been done in Maryland sterling at 81
95 and sales have been made TO some amount OF Penn
syvana bonds at 50 IS, and there few for sale
at that rate Pennsylvania Inscriptions - 90 Ohio
Skies 1903 105 Sellers of Canada Skies Sterling az III
of Virginia Elves Sterling 80 of Boston City Four and.
a Halfs at 1902 and of Pennsylvania Central Railroad
bonds at 9lI Newly and Erie Railroad 60 ass Gin
cinnati and ST. Louis Railroad 90
The circular OF Bell Son & Co notices the market as
evincpg much seadiness of character with fair amount
of business and generally improving tendency The chief
inquiries had been for railroad bonds The Illinois Cen
bal Railway per cent bonds hsd further advanced
IS being currently offered for them.
On FIid,y at Paris the Bourse was firm without much
business, Ihrees closed g. 80 -Four and Halves "a 90
The Ballarat has arrived from Port Philip With gold val
ued at 136S0CO.
Letters from Paris state that the Government have con
cluCed loan for On amount equai 10 tsUOUVUU WIN Tue
Credit Mober agairs Treasury Bonds bearing 81 cent
interest the option being allowed Of changing them for
cent Rentes at the price OF y. 1t is also said that
the Bank Of France has made advance the Govern
mept of 400 900 The Letters from PARIS received
confirm the statement Of the Bank Of France having agreed
10 advance 92,400C00 TO the Government but express
doubts as to the loan of fsOOOoOO by the Credit Mober
being concluded The rate of exchange hiss become slightly
ess unfavorebe but is still at point TO atrac, gold from
England and the greater part Of the amount brought by
the Baara is likely therefore to be speedily away.
A telegraph message from Trieste. brings Canton
dates TO sith of December and Shanghai to the 9Th At
Canton moderate business had been done in Teas. at
somewhat higher prices 10000 packages of Green Teas
had arrived Freighs high The London mail Of the gath
of October had arrived with 100000 in with
ont affecting exchange which quoted Sc 3D. IS. 2d
Co POS d2D At Shanghai quotations of Teas unsettled
Sales OF only chops 1t shilling lower Stock 100 chop
Mexican Dollars IS cent. discount Drafts on Canton
20 = cent discount Exchange Is. Sd a 6s Id. Com
pany 295 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
GDOkfn. DC.

Fst So lon chip COreBet' BennsrhAs'e nom L0na0a
fer Ssvsrnsh ,.A
Feb ~ lon H. sip Olivia SPsl from daYTe Tor Ne~Of'
kars l.
jar g O. Ion ship, with passengers name IN
fsg b ginning with n seerng W . - -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
=Ur-gises....... g. Moon. .
wATER .....THIs DAY
34m Gov leland p Hell g 10 OJ5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Nyhaierg.

IN Msrrarta Bay Jsl Il tark Ellen Dodge osorn Beverly
81 vould touch Margaetis leland 20 lend me nse
bis Gil a.. NJ III .
Mutt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Receipts OF Produce. .FE

By 4e past fr0 4Gys-5b
ibis IS pkgs Afte 81 .65 Corr 24iZ 90
Wheat 81 CGvs 4jo Hogs 10 shep, J5 Buek~h;st 800
sides Leather, ], $50 pkrs BuueI. 10 do Cheese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

MN, ~, r,,, From Our Correspondent
thiLADE cd sIhips State OF Georgia
Gsrn hennebee, Sanford, NewYork H. B. Beach, sanders
New iofki bark Irma Nobre, NeE-York
edret-z5th steamships Kerrebec
Of orr Aa,thsss Boston b.ks Clio (Btl Williams New
SAe 5ssndi IHnEer saeeter, New Orleans brzs Malvern
ysrn1n Irtid.c &c Cuba Vermont Csrdenas: ys,
YORK 1880 - ~--''S'i "'N"- .'S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Markets. CAREFULLY RrronTrD ronrHryy rs,,r,,

.surs -, -. 4. SATURDAY Feb. IS 1854
for Pots and sc IS for Pearls - ~ ~-- --s1' -
COIION-Our market rportsd to day ~ the Be.,~ a.
h6her than yesterday with eona6erAble more ss.ivi.
AIS baes; export Ss hane $50 specai,,jop "a /,
saiiu PA 49, ~
FDUR AND NEALTheTs little change uo.e in III. r.,,
Of Neon State FeuF the sdvisos BY Ea5ps a.. %
sdeEed voTsb the closing isAtass OF the As M . 49,
HsyTe bet being and better a.ns
since the arrival Of the steamer from HsTre The better Grades az
reouess steady priced Canadian Gvitt ia
The sales Of stern Canal 7oo0 bbs Brookn
IS S % S7i straight State And s. SOS s Tor
sales 30 Dbl. ss for Apr sts7 Southern opened
led bat the close rather
Of oo Ibis At ss Is CA for inferior mixed brsrss sood
Aexardra and Georgetown RE FOur
qse for sapeEane Ccsa Meal lGeav.
sflsi for Jersey.
GRAIN-Tbsre doira Whea and sae:stors
pTssssi The nazset Rye saie 81 se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

..hr -hs rvssng Esz Bs's~' ',rsst 90 20 sf AS
80 sS1~-rr Eh-h puf ora hlrhor dzsf-d
~ frf1es sfhcre. they 81 ID. prohahF D. stol NJ
flstf caro- . --t., ----.v,-l
49, .-.t Fts5eth u Ds--s, Plii' EfiortaPoN y =
s-s r-ne zoe FIfr rf-uTh virginia Vith o-i,.rs .., 49,
- - U-ass Eiuc H -sh1gc1 y g 1a''~ n.
r. II "a. l. ,lf.-.-H ss-ed a 1auT . ien 49,,
S,vYe. u b. 4. jIlbo3 ell l1c uEsIy ping =
81 Tsrkfu 1f FsgsJ-h Lord tass aro1 W.
s,h psvsi orss 70 81 more 10th inst lat D n - 80
,rsr 49, frrm WfnBgtou c for New f0rs >iee az
RAW 9TH .chr susan Am for YORK Have
weather Losfp part % the deck load L - 1850,
schr Ben Zo1 DAY.. from Wliainstoa y C VIE na'A
70 Z :. Powell a. Co =, II -,
sehr Mary Hin Lyman, savannah, L days To d. 'P
sala kc
Scbr John Tyler Ps8s. Norfolk, days
schr. Tiger. FIltsns. Soriek
SER HzrtfnEer Hooper Norfolk o- Boston.
schr Dap sfurse, Norrs E.izsb ethpor; for Boston
rhter Norma Nils With from the wreck O sour
Golden Cloud. sshoTe en- sauty Hook
EFTURSED-Bsrt Edwd Patterson hence for APa q. nleoA
etb this having o. the sane n.1
gale from = entire sllt Of sails ssd
sprrrE to~sd 70 TIE city By rezrtuE Hse or
sAILFD-stssrships Hermann Brs James Afrer Charles
ton AuEuttA Savannah Jamestown Norfolk ship Golden "es
iepperl Phlseelphia IN tow Of steamtug Leyiafhan
The clipper ship Golden West sailed this morning t'r Pansae
phiA Of stean-t1G Leyhhan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ship H1prs.. new Weeks Portsmouth,, Il houad 20 NeS-
Oresns The T. Portsrno lBd 20 leAf cor
siderable and previous 70 reaching MoEta4s Point sounded ne
pun discovered feet the hold and u7on snS
The FONT the vild fh fom tie bore aEy ior New
lork ia Island SQUAD her Intended % make n 'o
unfortunately in coming through the Gate last nEi u osf
lshOre Island she hes steam tls s
e,fsh.d her assistance and she will probably be got on VIII
o. receiving mat r.Al damage
ship Csiforra packet -, New Bedfod days IN ban. to
Slip Have packet Milford Hsyre Jan T. gh udse s9s $40
10 Livingston I'D % Fire Island spoke ship Jat
peeT bound W The has experienced W gses
B.rs Pl.r.m andersen Povidsncs day in ballast to Eagle
Hazard .r,.
Hazard. e1perenced heavy wrcter, split sails &c
Mobile Gutierrez ChAeson 10
Payenstedt sch Iaacker ExeTi need heavy
d is rsl- -
Rs Hamilton Walker LlzIl-son l3daTs, Eit cot on &c
Thos Wade The h experienced heAy gales me sais
us.Es FIVE and been II days north o.
Hstter. buaIk load Jretop gallant mst ana
ward and mGinto gallant mast sprung AeL
schf liver ROckla1d Bullock santa Cruz u Jays
With God rum and honey 10 A c. RUssre Co
sohr Mathews, Providence days 10 oaa' 10
Lane West.
Sehr lis Chas va EewHlven5 days With nt'e to }
AdkLs g., . ~
sobr L s Pond CroweL Portland days with mde to > '"
LoViA - .--.
schr Cabot Hamilton. Boston days with ndss to n'ssfef
WIND-DurnE the dsy. from T. NE and E. TO and "S."
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Hnanrlal.

1inanrlal
THE ST NICHOLAS BANK has REMOVED iatc
u in new building, No = Wallst, corner Of Newa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

NOTICE.-An assessment of seventy five cents, On
IN the Subscription Stock of the Albion Mining
levied aud made PAYABLE he 2h Mi
next W r. BUrrERW0RrH, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Albert II NIcoLAY, Al1floneer : - = I
CTOCKS and BONDS az AUCTI0N.-ALBERFH

- NI,OLAY Will sell THIS DAY FEB e. a. ~ o'clock e d
N,reh,bts Excbauge Of hon Il eoaosr
Tcledo Norwak and Cleveland Railroad u; h9feS ~
Cent Bouds guaranteed BY the Cleveland Columbus sd Cpcnn
R rad Company ded Let September, 1851 and rcdeSmabe
aasf 1861 payable semi ANIMAL AZ he oaen OF the ~
In frsursree ard Tasi Co, In New York Isl Febraa ana
August $500 each O.. n,
,sd nv set uortssse the Jackson Branch ~ ne NJ
b,la bv C. FlsEs trustee datsd h Alg1sh NJ .ats
deemshe s August 1885, Interest pay .6ie semi ansai =
Corr Exchange Bank IN SewlorS lst February Aaa IS Aa
81 Gee each NJ, ,.--....,. q. .f.-.-.
per Cent Convertible Bonds IA cd Ath January l aoa NsA
A. the CcmsI Bcuk Ia the city Of iFoY, on ne - jA
1850 interest payable annually l January aaa "a ~
each g., u. -,
70 A. rt On the the road suf equipments - po
bsrk a the eui OF a. its >uk
shares Metropolitan Bank o.. each
IS shares 81 Nicholas Bank flo0 ea,h
- shares Grocers' Bank - eacl
S. shsTes Knickerhocket Bank, 80 eccn-
20 shares Island City Bank .2o each
10 shares Central Bank So each
10 share. Baak Of the II, public, So each
s. shares Empire City Bsni S2o eaeh
10 shares Bank of the Union eco eacb
IS shares Uuites sra Life Company, "" c-5h
IS shares Howard Life Insurance Company, S9each
a. shares Harmon, fire Insurance Go npeuy. ~ eec"
IL shares Continental lnurAace Comi my ei.o sen
2 Insurance
g shares ENcesio Fire Insurance Company IS each
shares Nev-Jefsey Patent Tanning Company 800 zach
SO 81 ares Aberdeen Company, 60 sldl S5 each.
This Company incorporated vnde tue general law q The hs
of Ncu York Capital III ococoo The mines in Nth Cauls
Terms Saelo this day, end the balance asrSv
The accrued all tie Bonds VIII be charged be pr
chaser -
holds regular sales OF Stoess Bo1ds and ot sarss
on Monday Thursas each week the Merchants Eksaag
AZ Private Sa-A great variety Ct hrst elass RAraA4 BoS
Bank Insurance. and ether Stocks
Ofce No Broedsf, next TO corner OF wan I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

The Receipts at the Sub Treasury are 100000 Pay
roet ell637J Balance, s7l33,57O The amount has in
creased during the week about 5950OoO The exports Of
the week are about 81 200 o0O
The Imports Of the week, other than Dry G'od' are
sI,2s7, 2o2, making with Dry Goods about s56OOoOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

NOTICE The Stockholders of the AMERlC ~
~ MINING COMPANY are hereby noded that then nss.,
meeting in held the Office OF the Company Windsor YER
the third Wednesday, (the 18th day Of March next
o'clock In the afternoon. w CURNER See
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Arrived. -. SrspAr, FLs. 60

The eppesh7 Golden West sailed this fr Pasasl-
phfa IN TOW Of s;ean-tBG Levifhan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

Increase Of over 1857 sslZo ~
The earnings the Michigan Central Railroad Company
for the first two weeks in February 1853 and 1854 were
w. p...,..,s FreigIt TOTAL
,es. @igf70 81 sn373 s4024S %
ia 764 n gSS4 IS 1870 IS
sfowa n eg23G0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

OFFICE o. TBE AssocIAIlosyOa THE EKnsIrros rRE
IsDusIEY or ALL NATIONS, NEw-YoRK, Feb II, ls4t
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election for DuS
tors Of this As.oso9 for the ensuing will be held
hours Of - O'Clock, NJ. and O'clock p. N -
The Transfer Books viii be closed from Monday the 18th u ~
o'clock until Tuesday the 7th day co
A. NJ BY order, LABAS c. STUART Acting ~ :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

LARGE DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs.-The re-
ceipts of Flour and Grain have measurably
increased within few days, and the demand
having continued light, heavy decline has
been sustained.
since which time a decline of about So per
Dbl. has been submitted to by holders. Yes
terday there was quite panic in the market,
which has been succeeded by still greater
one to-day.
With accommodating supplies, a total absence
of any demand for export, and determine
ton on the part of the local trade not to take
more than sufficient to supply their most ur-
gent necessities, receivers manifest an eager
ness to realize seldom seen.
There seems to be general Discrimination
to store Flour, it being fact generally con-
coded that prices must go considerably lower,
and remain low, owing to the unprecedented
yield of the English Grain harvest (Which
precludes the probability if not possibility of
any export demand of moment during the
coming season. and the ratification of the Re-
ciprocty treaty, whereby Canadian Flour will
be admitted for consumption here duty free
Wheat has sustained decline during the
past three days of l2a20c per bushel, and the
market is very dull at that
Corn is sustained with more irmness rela-
lively than other cereals, because of the high
price of Whiskey, the active demand for dis
tilling and tie rumored short crop through
out the Eastern States Besides there is also
some export demand, to supply the defcien-
cy caused by the partial failure of the potato
crop in Ireland.-N. Y Conn., Ad0., 27th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30
Police Court.

FRIDAY, Sept. 30, 1854.
Before Judge Green. Owen Callahan, Jo-
seph keenan,, and John Cough, for beng
drunk on the 18th inst, were fined 81 and
costs each amounting to Sc 03 to Callahan
and Keenan, severally, and to 81 80 to Cough.
They were committed.
Michael McLynch, Hernon Burpee, and Mi
chael Keen, for being drunk on the 28th inst,
were fined 80 and costs each, amounting to
ST II for McLynch and Burpee, and to SIS 80
for Keen. They were committed.
Michael Scully, and Humphrey Healy, for
being drunk on the 2Sth inst, were fined 81
and costs each, amounting to So 90 and
81 80, which they paid.
Michael McAllister, for disturbing the peace
on the 2Sth, paid So 80, and Brian Donnelly,
for disturbing the peace, paid $40 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

JULIEN CoNcERTs.-In the turmoil and
confusion of the various exhibitions of the
week, the delightful concerts of Paul Julien
and his assistant artists, have so far, missed of
receiving the notice to which their merit en-
titles them. Of all the musical wonders of
this wonderful musical age, Paul Julien, him
self, is certainly the most remarkable that has
visited us, and his performance came fully up
to the recommendations that preceded him,
He received the most enthusiastic plaudlts of
the large and discriminating audience, and
was repeatedly and rapturously encored. He
has certainly won golden opinions in this
place, as well as golden reward.
But, if Paul Julien did not disappoint his
hearers, Mademoiselle Durand certainly did.
1t was, however, an agreeable disappointment
We entertained the idea from the very ia
vorable notices we had seen of her, that she
was a good singer-a very good singer, but
We're not prepared to hear one who is justly
entitled to rank in the highest class of vocal
lists. No singer has ever been received with
more favor in this place, or left more favor
able and pleasant impression behind her. The
audience cheered her with hearty good viii,
and repeatedly obliged her to answer their en-
cores. She has voice Of great sweetness as
well as compass, and her execution is very eff
fective.
If Mr.. Weise failed to receive so large
share of the applause as his associates, much
of it is to be attributed to the fact, that the
piano cannot successfully compete with the
violin and the human voice, before popular
audience, except in the hands of the greatest
masters. His performance was more than re-
spectacle; it was of high order, and justified
the reputation he has acquired.
If this company are as popular elsewhere as
in Worcester, the most abundant success will
accompany them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

A TExHEsEEAN ABROAD; by R. W. McC1avock, A. NJ.
Published by Redfeld, ITO Nassau street, New York.
MIR. McGavock eighteen months in the eastern hem
sphere in 1s51-52, and during that time passed over
England Scotland Ireland France, Belgium, Switzerland
Holland, Italy, Egypt, Jerusalem, Consantinople, Russia
aud other countries too to mention. He does
not to have aed long in any particular place, but
round the world like comet has gone His observations
were necessarily very superficial and his book of COURSE
is not very profound production 1t contains however,
large amount of pleasing and sometimes interesting gos
sip about places, persons and things abroad. 1t is for
sale at John Keith & Co.'s, 239 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

The "MAsT."-It is an extraordinary fact,
that though the dry character of the season
has cut off the late crops, there is a most as
tonishing mast. The oak trees are loaded
with acorns, and some of them, we are told,
will yield ten bushels. These acorns, we are
informed by those who ought to know, for the
purpose of fattening hogs, are equal to corn;
particularly is it the case with the acorns from
the white oak. Where our farmers live in the
neighborhood of forests, they will be able to
make nearly their usual quantity of pork, es-
pecially if they have sufficient corn to feed
their hogs few .-SprimqfeM (U.)
Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

ARREsT.-On Thursday, 2Sth inst, consta-
bic Kane, of this city, arrested in the woods,
near this city, man named Joshua Vinton,
of Athol, against whom warrants were issued,
for stealing a harness and buffalo robe, the
property of Luke Whitley, at Orange, Frank
lin county, on the Oath inst, and also for
stealing buffalo robe from Solomon Converse,
at the same time. Mr.. Kane took the robber
to Orange yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

ExcELsoR-one Of mans chief enjoyments is the en-
oyment of the table, Cookery and civilization advance
hand in hand together. Reader if you want to enjoy the
best of cookery and If you desire to see what civilization
has done your comforts, go to Gates Tat
at 237 Main Street, you will observe beaufullamp, like
an Eastern pagoda the door There you can have
the most delicious and coffee prepared the Partisan
plan. Roast that would make the most saturnine
Engshman smile; and pies, oysters, connections, and
other xngs that cannot be equaed out of this yankee
Nation" Call Gates Taft once, and you sure to
no nCain
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30

CURIOUS SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-A child
two and half years old, whom benehcent
Nature, in one of her strange freaks, had en-
dowed with two hands upon one arm, was
lately relieved Of one of these appendages by
the skillful aid of DIR. J H. Jennings, and from
the superhoous hand enough flesh was dis
sected to manufacture neat thumb for the
hand that was allowed to remain, and which
lacked that necessary limb. The operation
was performed while the patient was under
the influence of chloroform, and the hand
thus made to order is doing well.--NeU Bed
ford Standard.