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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11
DRY GooDs,

HrCCn FUN DALE the following assortment o
~ Merchandise, received by recent arrivals from
California and Boston -
DRY GooDs.
Cases Turkey Red Cottons, plain and embossed,
Bales white flannel, cases A Ind. blue sheeting,
Cases mixed cotton 1-2 hose, bleached do,
Heavy blue, scarlet and mixed flannel shirts,
Hickory and fancy cotton shirts, denim overalls,
Ree6ng and monkey jackets.
hin Clothing of all descriptions,
Cotton and silk umbrellas,
Bales white blue and scarlet blankets,
Cases palm leaf hats, asst'd qualities,
Blue cloth coats, cashmerett opera sacks,
Alpaca sacks, white duck pants,
Fancy cashmere and doeskin pants,
White marseilles quilts, cashmerett, cassimeres,
Fancy coating, carpet bags, blk enamelled bags,
White colt shirts of various qualities,
Cases blue drills, bales wicking,
Womens' gloves, gauntlet pattern.
FURNITURE.
Complete sets cottage Furniture,
Serpentine CenEre Tables, marble tops
'' side and saloon tables, standing desks,
Looking Glasses of all sizes,
Secretaries, lounges, Bureaus
SHOES.
Cases calf sewed pumps, goat strap pumps,
grained strap pumps, womens shoes,
Sc mems patent leather pumps
g" enamelled buskins, youths calf brogans.
GROCERIES AND Provisions.
Preserved meats of all descriptions,
Cases water crackers, tomato catsup chocolate
Oysters, CLANS, Stoughton's elixer,
Cases pickles, olives, sarsaparilla, syrup,
Do capers. pie fruits, pres. do of all kinds,
Bbls. prime navy and mess beef kegs lard,
Smoked beef half bbs. tongues,
Tierces Carolina rice, cases tobacco,
Tins Buckwheat Flour
Salt water and No. Soap, mould candles.
SHIP CHANDLERY.
Cotton duck, Nos 2 to 10,
lst quality Russia Duck, light and heavy,
Cott. and Russia Twine, yellow metal Is 26 OF.
Composition nails, linseed oil, white lead,
Oars, shingling hatchets broad do axe pattern do,
Spades, hoes and rakes, bbls Mason's backing,
Hlf bbls glue, cases Dare's pain killer,
Tarred sheathing paper.
SUNDRIEs.
Curled hair, Georgia wagon harnesses,
Cart harnesses, sup quality, elastic enamelled belts.
Sept. Z, lS53.-tf-lS
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

American Consul are liable to become charge on
the United States government.
The amount of wages due to the seamen of the
Nile" at the time Of the seizure does not fully
appear to me, butt hereby decree that, in case Of
the sale of the vessel under the final process of
this court, the wages Of the seamen shall be first
paid from the proceeds thereof in such amounts as
shall be certified to be due them by the American
Consul.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

Mr.. Steers the builder of the yacht America. it
is said has constructed model of ship
of z, $40 tons, for the California and New York
trade, of which he is to be the owner himself in
part or exclusively, and which he undertakes will
sail % miles hour. beating any steamer that has
ever yet foated. He will sail her. when finished
against any ship In the world, for ten thousand
dollars.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11
EX MAT.ANZAS

ATTHE BRICK SHOE STORE,
LARGE ASSORTMENT of Custom Made
n boots, shoes and CATERS, latest styles, ana
direct from the manufacturers.
SIso Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and Childrens
hosiery of superior quality oon
Aug. 5, 1s52.-tf-13 .. ID. "ooD.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

OFFERS FOR SALE large assortment of
u Merchandise, comprising in part the following
named articles:
DRY GOODS.
Gases ass d colors prints, do figured DO,
Do two blue do, do orange striped do,
Do iaconet muslin, do checked cambrlcs,
Do beached shirtings do do sheetings, do blue do,
Do white shirts, do silk handkerchiefs,
Do black and blue umbrellas, table cloths,
Mosquito netting, wonen's white hose,
Do chrome green and orange prints,
Do orange blk dot do, do fancy do, do sh ket stripe
CARPETING.
Rolls Oil and Wool Carpeung
CLOTHING.
Cases calico shirts, do ribbed cohoe drawers,
White and grey merino do. denim overalls.
Ribbed grey and wh undershirts. bro drill drawers,
White do do red flannel do, check shirts,
Cashmere pants, red and blue shirts,
Hickory do, black broad cloth pants.
BLANKETS.
Superior wool blankets, grey and white do.
HATS.
Black Beaver, California style, Panama Hats.
GROCERIES.
Cases SWANS panacea, boxes soap,
Do tobacco in foil, do ginger, do pepper,
Almonds shelled, buckets nutmegs. do mace,
Do pickles, do Stoughtons elixer, bbs. vinegar,
Cases tomato catsup. do fresh peaches,
Do water, butter and soda crackers,
Kegs s. L sugar, boxes ex. vermieelii, bois. nce,
Terces hams, boxes extra -four, Tin tins-J
WINES. &c.
Madeira wine, port do. champagne
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
c.sas noens' strand shoes, do do pat lea. brogans
Do do enamelled do, do do calf do, do do kip do,
Do do opera ties, do do fancy do. do do slippers,
Do ladies' fine kid slippers, do do do do bsskins,
Do mems pump sole boots. do do thick do,
Sides hemlock tanned leather, leather valises
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
FuIl setts crcckery, cases toilet glasses,
no looking glasses, ass'd sizes and patterns,
Solar lamp wicks bbis- tumblers,
Casks and bbls. plain and futed lanterns
PAINTS AND PAINT STUFF.
Cases lamp black do paint oil, do black paint,
DO yerdigris, do white lead, do Japan,
Cans black yarnish, do putty, bbls. brit varnish
HARDWARE. IRON. &c.
Bars ass'd IRON grocers scales, counter do-
Even balances, iron pots, ass sizes
Cases hooks and hinges, do axe hatchets,
Stone hammers, sheet iron kegs cut nails as azes
Rolls sheet lead, carpenters TOOLS oois sho'eis'
Sets tinman's tools, cast Standards
Cases broad hatchets, do axes, handled
Do time pieces packages fencing wire asso''eo SIZES
Windiass bedsteads, mattresses,
Casks and boxes chains all sizes, stove pipe elbows
Cases shingIing hatchets, do claw do,
Do cook stoves, do furnaces, all sizes,
Do Bristol brick, do window springs.
Cas-, steel spades, do do hoes and rakes,
Do do rake hoes.
SUNDRIES.
Ok csrts matches, cases solder, do clay pipes,
Casks head matter and sperm OIL bolts cotton DUCK
Bales raven and army do, boxes thread,
Try pots, carriage guns, oats, cases blacking'
Willow market baskets, lsrge and small
ALSO-l SL0OP BOAT, IN FRAME.
January 26, lS54-d-3s
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

lust RECEIVED ex AUCKLAND, and Moe
% tezuma, Bass and Alsops ale, do. do porter IL,
pints, by ii. ROBINSON, at A. p. Everett's auc-
ton room.
ALSO ON HAND.
10 gallon kegs of Brandy, Gin &C., suitable for
ships stores and put board free OF duties permits
sc.
Honolulu, Dec. Is, tf-32
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11
b. F. SNOW

b. F. SNOW
orrxRs FoR SALE
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
All descriptions Of mcrchandize received by recent
arrivals from
SAN FRANCISCO
BOSTON, MASS, Z. S. A.,
CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
BOOTS SHOES, GROCERIES.
PAINTS, GARDEN TOOLS
u.-l4 &c DC &c.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

II is said that Mrs. Gaines has received testi.
mony which will establish the marriage Of her
mother with Daniel Clark, and ensure the success
of her suit.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

Y>HE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale a general
Il assortment of merchandise, composed princi-
pally of the following articles
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11
RICE e 90

nFFER FOR SALE the following assortment Of
~ Merchandise, received by recent arrivals from
California and Boston -
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-02-11

ID OOMS TO LET,
II Inquire of
till Il. Z. BEChW1lH,
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2. =. S II 2 W

OFFERS FOR SALE a large assortment o
u Merchandise, comprising in part the following
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31
NO. 3H.

have to supply seed every year /" my
nclghbors ut one dollar per b,i>hcI.--
] do not claim any hing fnr this rIa
exclusively, for there may he ,the..
equally as good all am ;.faid Of
that two little attention is paid to ii, is
production and cultivation and pre-,
vation. The great maio,itv of
roots would weigh from 8 to S pom
The bed before described would.
out two acres at two settings. G.
your sprouts as soon as possible -
set out.
prefer the red yam or Afri an
which will produce twice as many as
any other, and will keep longer a,.I
is OF much larger growth. only cul.
tlvatc the two varieties of yams-lil.
red and yellow. -Four hundred bu>l,
els to the acre can be easily raised
have thought that the red or 4.
can yam woul be an excellent roo, /
hogs. Plant about five acres; Law
The ground as for cotton, then r:,~
and between the furrows covering
ridge, drop q potatoe and cover
the hoe +; cultivate, and when
fence an acre to itself and let in
hogs when they have used ~
acre, fence in another, and So on, i,
they use up the patch.I
Very respectfully
Your oha't strv'.
: GEo. d. NoRRIe
Neao Market Ala.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31
"A Tale Ofa DSmsnep,

n certain young man witha >urplu
OF valuable leisure time, on his i'm
who is always enneavoring to IL
" time fly" whenever an ."rpurt,
is presented, ovcrd'd the thing no. no.
since. He stro!led out into he 4
try and bright th,nght struck
he had not breakfas ed Ian early dn.
would save u meal. and kill time: H..
adding t. his income and sp.ndin
that VIII ch he had most of; big will.
his purpose he sough, cottage hard
by and called for dinner. The worth.
dames like q true farmers wife. tolu
our hero that she was not prepared t.,
wait on travellers, but yif he would w,,i,.
Till IL. dinner would be ready. Nav
here was iavor'te project haifspoi,ed.
but no alternative was left hin1-yet,
another bright thought spra, e fion,'
an empty stomach, there md ,h,
clock-the dame was gone-stealthily
h" crcpt to it and around went the
hand ALI hour and five minutes, precise
,y-that unlucky five m nutes, else at
had heen we'll; the dame had jus,
reacted her kitchen when the cl,uk
whose ln!alibi ity she had often tested.
ch'med forth the mi day, in amaze
hcnt she returned 10 the ''house."
! You've bin medin' with tn
clock, said she to our h ro.
No ma,am upon my homer" an,i
he laid his hand where ne suppo .e,.
that article ought to lay.
You lie +! that clock has stood fnr
20 years and never gone sofast before,
the sun might be fast or slow, but nv
clock never!''
:" pledge YOU my hol1i--.n
Get out, you lying, medling guol
tor nothing, crook d nose, handy siia,,k.
knock kneed, hunp'd shoulder, 5 VEL. u
head, slab sided, pigeon tied, owl
eyed, lazy rascal cnmesheie to iniure
my clocks reputation" and >eizine y,
chair she made at him. with 81 m.,,.,3a
harm m.expressed in her couneenancf. tll,. :
our hero, like Falstaff, thought disc,,
''on the better part of the yalor, an
exhibited some spccinrensEo, tallwa ~
ing, seldom seen by our citizens
these parts. He was heard say, nj,
this occurrence, "if you would spnn
tor a dinner, don't trouble ,he clock.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31

AN EMEaoEScr AIEr.--A singer
who led the psalm time at a meetice II
short time since findiug that the c,,,
Guiding word Jacob, had not s> liable
enough to fill up the music Adequately,
ended thus, -
~ IA a-J.aa-a.fol de riddlezsyib!
That reminds us, saysss,he, Gi, sif,
of ayoung lass who .wentsta ainp. nee
ting and came back click full or,hc
revival which they sRad, and who diI
nothing for ths&i0ilowing week b,;
sing -,
Shout Shout, we'er gaining srou:!6
She had the tune so pat. that allgs,
said was but continuation of ri
song, and not unfrcquently the rhyn,
was two long for the tune. Old joh
slipped in and took bone ofthe tabl.
and just as he was making his way i.
the door, she sung out:---
"lfy you don't go out Ri knock you
Halle Hallelujah
You nasty stinkin' flop cared hound,
0, glory hallelujah!"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31

Two lrishmen weregoingq to fro of
q cannonjust for fun but. being of an
economical turn Of mind, they did nol
wish to lose. the BALL So one ofthem
took anSiron Kettle in his hands To-
catch it.in, and ;stationing himself in
front ofthe loaded piece, he exclaimed
to the other, who stood behind it hold.
ing a q torch, "Touch itoff softly, Jcm:.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31
THE SUMTER BANNER,
is PUBLISHED
Every Wednesday Morning
Lewis & Richardson,
NE Es vi s.

TWO DOLLARS in advance. Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents NJ the expiration Of xix months
or Three Dollars at the end of the year
NO paper discontinued until all arrcarngcs
are PAIp, unless at the option of the Proprietor
G Advertisements inserted at SEVENTY
FIVE Cents per square, (l2 lines or Icss) for
the iirst and half that sum for each s,lbsenI,.n,
insertion, (OIiicial advertisements the srmc
each ,in.e). g.
Gzg" The number Oh inserions to be marked
on all AdvcrlisemcntSsa'they will be published
accordingly.
GS ONE DOLLAR per square for single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advert Sc
ments will be charged the same rs a single in
scrtion. and semi monthly the same rs new ores
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31
ncountcr thrice Il reek."

IA" IS there iNIly no more q
! assured her lrc was not, aud
,hor''y ar erward Hide her good night.
tins Illling occurrdre elected more
from Rosa than al ssldied efforts: and
when left her, fol the first time
pressed her to my rcast, and heard
her mnrnnr pray e for my safety.
Whether it waS'that unforeseen
events call forth lheatent energies of
| the mind, or the hnciousncSs hat
WAS beloved BY her'or whom would
sacrifice Il worI aroused the ardor
OF my spirit, ayt, bn. | entered
he club roonfSSfSFTh"oyant and cx.
cited feelings. The accident to my
rider had trhnspircd, and from some !
received sinccrc--i'rm others ironical
coincidence.
| p" hope, Notwithstanding. that the
homicide will run" sid the President.
The homicide, as you are pleased
[" term him, will ru,; and for want
Ola better hnrsc'nan, his rider will ride
and whit he can"
Ny tone and manler were not un
marked, and while Sonc were recon.
mcnding me to effect 4 Iifc.insurancc.
was c"ol!y booking heavy odds and
;"'l''''''"' ',"''' "ery gentleman
sat'sIIcd-thc joking at my expense
subsidized fa't-pc"pIe began to look
snspiclously, and Jenny Joyce whis
w. @ ~ I'''s''o' ''''. nc suHASe'
~, ~ ",u" ,.';, '"' "e',"'' "s inc rae
H.. i' ~ Hc!!3' "ce"i SS;
49,, w =, - ''',I'' very axe iae4s7fo O
IL T '''''"I H."'".' " Sio'i q norm.
t' ','S o''a''r'n ny po"k, | Dor
o".u L, ''' ca n'"c .'cAct IRON the
ill., Ill., 49,, ,','''' ''. '''' .''"o I's''eo tne sla
n'' w., " ''," - N.h' 4"'e'!E 10 rest - be
M,r,,;, ~ a.'- ,,,.', '.'"' "" ,,t, J.,
ha,n, m' 10y I:''''c an" 'sit ratheFEnee'
=, D s"' W :" o'sc",eF 'haF IL Is no joke
b's''r' nhs1 'n"s M st"''e.hr''% 70 ride stcepIe'
o.;,;o"sa ] w. ~" 'rS' U.mS, uhder 'he
,,. -, ," '":'''. % oo'o"o SPecta'
i" H"~,;;,.s n'' "a '"c'neit restored my
Of va h,ndaI y, ,a aai.'ss. L : seaien PACK
| ,nptripnl nnr,;E,I
i,ckr, nn nn,. .na',, u,'"" ,':. ''''. H,'N ,,
to cap a scroll was at,,cLrI hr,ri,,,
in female hand. ,le mott, :. lE,y M;
be tJ.emosi." Who's, u,;uh, ,h.r,;,v
favor be! My hca,, whisnc,,,} H.,
name. and | was not mistaken
Tie ground selected t,r tho roc,
was chosen with ,ycrIl.p, ;ul.,,,nn,
as it afforded IL III. Iniul,tv ,n,l,i,,,J,.
an ulii.,crrnp,cd view 81 ii. rae. { On,
lis commencement to It's clos. from
IL circular v:.iic. the u,G,c, uu,luj,,ni
gently, and the course. nearly cl.ir,i.
cal, stretched along ,he risins ufpnnJ
There was also in III. same G.,J n,
star,,irir and wiuninr r,s,. vor,
PLACED lh'a Was the ty"r',c stand. q
I"hs ''he "i carriages of every de>crip
''"'' occupied II; ladies' wcrc there
'"'cN rs leaves the Vail "!nhro Il,
tor every thug di>'mgne ara beautiful
'"' c""n''t' round WAS on The ground
A' '"','e o'clock warming bnglc
was heard and from their respective
|
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-31

blessings on the man who owned
the land, that raised tho corn, that fec
the goose, that bore the quill, thai
made the pen, that wrote the Declara
ton of lndipcndcncc--a gem toast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03
ASSEMBLY



The House went into Committee again lest evening on
the bin for the Suppression of lntemPera1cs sections =
g. and II gone through With but at the time o. 40
iournmt nj a motion made by Mr.. BAKER of Mont
eomery to strike out the entire llth section Inc house
adjourned before the question was taken on this mDon
bnt is not TO be supposed the Committee VIII agree 10 inc
,~otou seud Won the sections as amended The amend
meDts were made to sections and H. andare ds'hs'he
by brackets. 1900.
peIcn charged wihthe commission o. an h OF
bold to eli provided by the second section Of tins set shall
ao co-s oolastd 20 tLS 9aes 10 ,o, 'n ~ ..o- SrsT
preses Of the person or persons ehsed ass ~
s eonssed Il sbs be the dutJ Of the ofhcsr to msks such
esiel Notwithstanding be nay not Be soe % HIs
With the IL vhb onrd shall be stored sod tept
In sre ss 10 piece to be disposed Of as hereinafter
SEC Whenever complain sail be nsds to any ns'a;e oy
bs ~, soe t5st they have believe ,nd
foo .SSy " Peson nc. susollsd tie ny
weH s ,'d s Sy va1 OF Of PS Se sni
(which oIaF Ant shall be vsrnet by tayL sha m .bl "a
the Of such uagsiTe olthwiih 70 h;ne %At9 ~ =.
III the whom The shall BE directed VIZ is
'ns W In eisTp 70 'ee,'1 pS therein toFeher
40 .e .. rs co1tnsd and 10 store
safe and convenient place. TO be dis ossd OF a %
preceding cu, dwelling house weh or 10 pan
no ia so no. b sp. S' S SI t there y 5 his
ccrs,u, wha one mem befre ne tisr Of gss sr.h
Ils L. tId l. tlen lep H. rein intended for sale a. ,
constable marshal Policeman rerra ~ho@
he . 81 80 nelly ensts ~ tie eouo o. any slcA 80
eld 70 ts a.. go ~ "a p * IN ara pia o. s
sr corTaucd and tohWh convey such perso1 before
nsgftrs the ciH liquor aud yes
1ed IN some sa and convenient place 70 be imposed Of As
bers'.atsI provided 81
ferlc oortle poiceuans mar.Aa he shsl supeet or
Ia. rfA ~ DO1icti'g Ilors nleLi
80 T o. A., nsce sind Tor sclas 'efrrshiaeu-
er -, acc exhibition TaEade - pubie occasion -
piece and Intoxicating
80 her it hsli ie eridcn~c % ueh inteton AID sneh
the ar5 -rts re Keeper = Keepers y. "a
80, ard al cnsard therein - cieis 'far Or arnts
itl orhv 20 70 ,.,e g.. ION of rlen o-ra, g. Be- ia
,Jrr to Isw tiaI De- fhe c7t, o every VI ei ~
otoa. o.. arrest arc Tyr. i-al ' n'' ti--' '- '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03
LARGE FIRE IN THE BOWERY.
FALLING OF TIE pOOl AND FLOORS.
FOUR FlSEMEE BURIED IN The ROlhS

/ At II ococt lad nigh, fire broke ont n n, %
B0rtry which destroyed thsi building aai injured tie ad
joining ores
The Fire Department vas promptly hani but c'1d
roi prevynt the entire desrH ton Of tho buili.ug
At clock tNs mornnE the roof and three aoors III
with hecvy crusb, buryisy four hremen the ruins
They were the second stay holding the pre Of Ra}ne
No9
Their brother 6reu,sn immensely set to work to rc-as
those buried ~ although ia dong they were in great
3sDgr Of being buried by the bling Of the from, wal
which drtaterod them They az rescued alive ~ ri
lows
John Sullivan member of No % Easiae Compsay
wa taken out considerably injured er being in nearly
hslf TN hour
Matthew Fitzsmmons Of No 9, En;ine Company was
cot oui bad injured after iying with hing weight
upon lin or three quarters Of hour. He was taken
10 Tie Got am opposite the Gre and res0ratyes applied
At O'Clock be taken to the Hospital rs'st dangerously
nurt.
ace considerably bloody from slight bruses-but not
:eriou,ly injured
Thos Rogrke of No Q. n out few INMATES after
o'clock this morning He appeared be much less hurt
Il an was az frst supposed
The Ere originated in the ;hrd story occupied by Lewis
& Son a f.hing rod and reel and harp manufa tory
Their loss is $4,000 No insurance
Inc lIt ltcI was ot'Nlith " AAccil - AiS"NN ~ IL
pork establshuent Loss mostly covered by insurance
Mi,hse. Voy. shoemaker in the basement, lost about
slGO N insurance.
Benny kept q wareroom and Office for his cut glass
business or TIE second floor Nothing saved Loss prob
ally ;5CO
McDoneld & Bro had piano fort mandatory
IL lie fouith story Nothing saved Loss about $1,000
Insured.
The building was owned by Abel S. Smith Loss about
3 SEQ Fully insured
No gal Bowery occupied entirely piano forte ware
room by Mcdonald & Bro, considerably damaged by
water The oes could not be ascertaned.
The building No 2s5 occupied BY Louis Miller as hair
dressing and bathing establishment damaged TO the
amount of $500 No insurance.
The upper portion of No. 295 was occupied BY Mrs
Iockhart as boarding house There were about twenty
boardor there-al turned out Mrs L mostly insured
The borders met with some losses.
Much credit is due Matthew Collins Of Hose Company
No Is for his fearless efforts in extrcsng those who were
in danger
Capt Hart OF the Seventeenth Ward with platoon Of
men were Oh hand doing good duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

CorresIoude1 Of The New-iork Tribune
WAsHNGroS, Wednesdsy Feb J. l-'4.
We should not be accused OF desiring 10 throw cold
water on the oppositen Douglas corndrel scheme
hgt when it is said that the Nebraska dill cannot pass
the ready reply IT, So If was said Of the Slavery laws
of 1850. and yet they were contaminated and BY the
aid too OF members whose opposition ~ frat was ai
D.. strong a. any row manifested 20 NebFafka That
ttere are some favorable circumstances ~ ia'or o'
freedorl and Justice now that were wanting 10 l-C''
catpor be denied An eI-Nieinber OF Congress VINO
ySt.d .or the Slavery laws OF l-oo, writes thus %
cd bcre - Douglas cannot succeed. an sure l
.. should not cave iu' on such measure as did 20
$50 ana you ctunot We rust this Is an indicA-
ION Of he p, blrtr,oLt -Lou-L, oi The people. "A
o.l,r e,reli,r. good iesrteI rank ca! ,o 49, ..,'
va, s,dpc,I nom TOE true path, says Anew 7s"-
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Ayf0INTNENTs 81 THE P2EsIDENT,

" N.-h ILe lITlCe ID ID ~ -
CCsfrrs - TIE UsIIFD SIATEf Jose. q " '4lt@
Of New York for africa, in Peu Edward y BlenAI ~ !,
Oh Mar-ard for La Rochelle. in France Z e. Born"en
81 ;, attn Carolina for Amsterdam. in the Neiheflana'
Ianes II Williams Of Maize, Tor sydney "a A-s.laL&
N,hlc Tow u Connecticut or Obs Island - B-iDllD
Ma StethoinercfN \ for Suttca To- IN " uriUmDy *
Favet'e Rinccod Of the District OF Cluni1ia l,f fsi
a. IN Peru John L. Nelson Of MarylanA ~ lurtt
leland LoJeu & Murphy o. ONO. i9r a.AN2n' pa III
pa. John Higgins Of Nsw York. FIR Cox, " II .aAl
james " Green OF Nirgima for Lima m Fr ~ feoIs
W Fletcy 81 Alabama for Aspngal d. : e" I, 'ai az
4, ln D,fry Of NoU York for Galway ~ 'felAld ",
Gu.ca >ieIhrr Cochran oi lcur-5 aria. ~ -, las'
a. (tfe CtsrI,. W Bradley of c. Nd, .. fr \ ing
4. o. C.aa. levi Bo~ea ID y 1ylAld 81. b'ri.-'1
H. IftI.C
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SIiSrECTED EORGERIES

BOsToS, Thursday. Feb . 1854.
John l. Datior and Charles Boney were arrested last
NIGHT In tie How ard Ths aior having in hor possession
number Of checks VARYING In amount from 900 70 ESQ
ON NcwNork banks suspected Of being frgories -Four
of the chccks were tho Bank of New ork sigaoI by
Woodruff y Robinson; ono on lhc BOwCry Bank signed
hy Cornelius WHldror; Two others on the Mechanics
Baukiur Association and Phenix Bank signed by John
Fowler Tie parties held in custody until 4. be
scfftningd fbp chcek M, canine
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THE EXPECTED STEAMER, &c.

HiLIFAX Thursday, Feb. 2, ls54-l2 +. NJ
The Arabia in her thirteenth day has not yet made
her appearance
The Niagara arrived here from Boston about II o'clock,
and will depart again for Liverpool almost Immediately
a' evening that the Arabia had arrived Oh
Halifax IL arose doubtless from the c Of the Newfoundland
having ssnasd oil the pos between and O'Clock in
the Aneruoon