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& a 21 Fl j 5' ,1, 'i' S % ci, IS s,- Doe
~ ., ,..,,, %, e. i,r7. Wa.1r 1n-. - W.
-. $3.50. j., IN s=ta EaHi-- ~. o. 80.
AtstFafl-.T r. J. r.e ua. s..s.-. q .r'i Ns.sa'
t.-. Liirs Co. Pa -Fler , 20,
~ e. c -. 60, 49,, .i-'
n cseHl Ds 2 JON I'9i ieges ln Frl7i.'o 50
10 ss.h Geo-zi vls Ion'on IlI ,; e)l Ley Hs /
ssV5 Z, via .i9-ilo: o- j s. ~
ii. Horrs "a c,,tss 0,s il.rEr Boeni ostaa ti.ss.
81 e Mp No ga s1p'3 h,
AT r, rec Is Jui!s shaw, csIsin Hssolli Na7
~ ssh Fs1ir, Robinson, A5saf' W " PAMELA N'ci'4'
s5 ION. rasns Dec 8. Ac,di. Dana B'a1 sllpa' Si's
'' P'..s Iy,r Dec Ga,n Fls IL, S5 Nsz Toy No
rbo..eo Tor 90 Living Are Holmes Wtamgot gov ~ i'
=, Hop s Ke1T Dsc FnI Ds,ehu He1b,,t ssl
Fs5csso = G..ee Do.rl 90 o. G ' q, Po,on
s. 81 Fog. S S.. ini A.:. i e,.! Az
jan c, 0s b cour,sr B., ewYos a. 4o.,o,
rse II, va NeSYork, l7s Hshiyer Waterman N7F-f'rS
~ sIsp. rs Dee Chan-la, johnson san Fane,O, sep
&C. ~ Beverly Chase Bel more Jiy Sd I %, aSoaa,
D:srtoln NIs7o 18th, Jernet, Nix London
Ioraon Feb 1.-THE ship com mon xe,l,h wilder q All ,on
Baltimore ;aaA Of the Wesf lndis D2;As IN
onihe 9 Of aa ard very w,s,s set "a f?s'
20 " An " thunder with ughtnos 9.th gale IN
clc.srs % bnrrcaro Ara carried away n ore al N
srs- tren ndous rarsins sweeping over ihe DECK
vessel taking rs-tof her tiits AL
ttiuz psrs aa which washed ever
hart h orher enage Pam , a.fai
Cd TO- ~ Nv mixed vi grain o. the fi :. Il
ytf u IN at q ruauilg heayT. VIA Fs-
frcn " .A vessel With m,ia and nisLsau ~ gn- coFa
By she had Ta Of shears b. tbs mEfennd h'
fcrfr a. hsd piutsn went "ili 4A
Ter fiber ard Rove sirshs rad no "nf % ooi o
trssree id ed her be British butt bak Of between 40 or
81 m Hshf lusoed -.
Crarssr5 rel lThe Hepe from africa proesd.d - io1ton
ser tear b. &C lou The owef Hsoe tn, morning VIA the
ericsn ub7rn fin Lond1n FOX Csraf the ar ye'ss
haf 10 be rsfOs ~ prevent her ron s.aSns
Plymouth i2-Tie RO hsc li Bsiaey, IN Liverpool ~
Mo- srrrg aut 0pnteIef On - l1 Sca ,
nBes deira brought home fron thence b Caps
Ges,eck FEB i2Arr the lsde. Supdsy tic a 81
T.rri.p ia Lvsrpooi York SD 9d Jan got 20 ioa
" sxpreuced very had wes'hr On 2th J.r carried Hay
the bfc a. % fcrenas and bu va- o S)ft Pn bt;I
81 Jn SIS, and sid from taenee on ae
10Th r. oftie Dretdn-ught, tnsktag NJ ser
,u-srer - lH-Ihe Nary r3s % apf Tor NV IA r'N
tic yde rut no Lochran hs Oh o. Fc5rar nlTos b'oa
or tn bri' h,iY. blC 90 OF wAo1t any APPS
rent ds,ye heirs m shsi ii sad the crew AMI P's'a''
Tcfrse proceed in her. ,.,..., III
Crcfavor Feb Pu; n here from Long Is'u i49aal ilr
Meteor OF Gsrdser, o. 3 sailed on th -' ps,l
from OIesps tor Liverpool expert nc'd h'Vy "'a'a'
fe,lssvepr sris snlit. -
Me- Yos before repored h been lowed up 20 q1ays t
morn.
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y,.-o,,,c.,,.,,s-e 2 I've v.,ss ia'.ri,r'' siss

cows Ic-rN.t e. - ~ ..,s-.
---sr.-5 ~ = .-srf '.~.-,s., .-...s 81.
go. r.- go, a.. r,s. i.s o. j.s' .ht LIT r,7.
l... eel Ia-li,.lg -.l77,.s. lsals
.s- PEE e. IN a. liza nee ~ s,oa.be ca - a1i
he dro,. ea..ls act Il LAT ar d. 70 e called
- - 80 ~. i-e,t;rf tse ~ GO 1s = -
ia ssd cate oisi F,l al a.. W. i-'l' l''- W.
f.s - r -. or oss.rsa 49,. a ID, yi Z general
~, oi o. o., ast7 see aas e l1i .A.,a la
' 's sod q heed q Os1 ea orss sll'i
81; re- red they MOI. ,ri6i 80 ~ p ~ 40
go :. loa FEB. q -nt esas - r. p y h91.
u, RI ,. g - -, IN - = - g D. y ,,
scrllIts IsEp. ,st.sioirt 81, i.,y s.4.a p, t4s
vtislr with big - tr down to . Ter heti 4. &
este e, fr average Of I'e md sc otss-'oI
sasc csoss iIsv, Falte M,ts 40 aod i'r 0ayi1s
Be sr s;es At &c He ofsTsa Tsh them 4; s. n+P,re"t
y "5.sI - q i 80 osn b, R.asiei o. ,9s ars
it@ - ler i1, al II. ha-.sOne .aoy 7eArs
G IofF1 hes had q o-o cattle o=aei az I'd b. " Req
ya O. hs-.s5 15s.i 81, Il b5s5 & Co.. q. SIT
aro.y veeE sfd 5ae By oa' io i'' - are "a, -
1 i'I Lat -ts ri; In -, Ir1t s;7sl ssay
Of he ny Of 49,, ne $40 = i--a-' ~ e.
fs Hev Yo-t B'!' hs,t ~ re B,.ey ar 1ig7 81.
lead lin '1y 60 r''se ,7I' IL 60 .J .ai
VIII Won ts;i ever eid tel 5'a "1' " t'yf % 90.
tn tll. srls TIe.5 sisa ia.aFa i,irse isl5oTe
Ma Wa1a t,7s sssi owed B. T. " neaFias. ~iisl
rert7 T. i,-f = "c = y e. Lev r o. re ,-n' ,
ese a. I'll f,In ? a. % 8 s45 nc % i 80 10.
bcres ~ rlu5sl-s -1hs ts.n jicy a4:-it.,1
rrf - &C. 4. d
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To rTsTigcrg.

Tfs % 'uukcu BRIG with lover rnlshs.l. yris
ut seter lays les below C,dsr Point Potjmsc
HveI Sic fs.sorous POSITION teag tbs res1.l.
tCsnd W I'D Gown CLtsapeaie Bay.
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Tue weesiy Bank Statement We regret TO co. shows
continuance the expansion Of loans, while he specie limo
coninuos TO decline. The increase OF loans curing the
week T. over million, while the specie sho IS docreaso Of
a6s0O0O The depo,its have increased about s1ooOOO
The s,s.emeati is rs follows
fo,ts-,TfvE TayLr Of te n7as Socie Cufon Ga5 Dod'
m. gsaL Of ts en- Of Yor is Uss eadiag Sh1
- vs. ord SafurlaV 4, ls5i 10 Vict HPreaIftae
fSpi6i n eooh Rrsk al tee utter fote:
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T,.u ,v worket .wovo,Y. HI,he

The r-rfet cpcre@ sEth - hI r'ofnns - - - -
lr.Ss Il r-t-le Z 20 o's.rrs. 81 -e,, W - - 80
49,, g ef 20 IIr1ftT All 20 'ifsf ~
- p. SEW f. = et- o, 80 l7ldl' Gle 's''' !" &c
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OFFICE PITTs8Uaca AND CoSsELsyILLs (


OFY.cE PGTTs8Uaca AND COssELsvLLsI
RarLROAD CossssY
10 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Pro
rails ei be received the ofics o this c0p.ny S.rs
E. y he city o. iiseaigh setii &c ooi r. ~ Of sDSes
DAY the I'D day Of March for tie Grad Hs1g
Of hsi part Of TIE Paush ssd Coonesile Railroad p
from Wet Newton, Ia Wen1oropd CO Cannelsy. sysn
Co. ab state dsssncc OF ~ miles 1hs generally ole
hght character IL vii be div ed into Of sbo
nile each fIopsa All be rss.ed sf ssctio.t
PI01tsaE viii also IL received until ne fo- 1sff
o. lie E9n> az tae sed Psseh summit the Aerhan Xos
tens stcut - es ron Cuu,or-nd This Tunnel b. "
h Ia ngh through TIE work WDfhY the .te1to1 d ne
tf etDiscoT u IL excellent Tcslon ehsspJ
sps froales.rd ciicGiion sl D. stst
o. tcoers On and after hs 6th day ssd 81 po
rieEueob fvtn Gppica ion Oliver Csisf Eng
L e. or me AsEiSfnt = TIE lie
scici tes;iIaen will b. expected from Contractors ~
known g the Company. By order 81 ta- 3osd.
W LARIMER Ia President
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pAsn;,. 90 sc. The bids We
In V,change ihoro \ no change

In Yychange ihon p 10 change ce-i-n5 " I -'| -
sap q cent. Francs 5l5@5i3i.
rree,,s are wi,hou. much chang ba. C,on Is h'n9'
About eco or 100 bls engaged az sd a 81 IN 10
ire zoo bae. ibe Aida 10000 bush Grain iid ~
.c ing firmly; Iooo Dbl Floar,fl 800 bis X .
:oo ,c. Beef q 17,c; $50 bbll Lad ' A".o', 81
Also rocco hu.h Gran led To L'n3oa to' Or ~ -
Beet 81, and by British yesie sontth'g Of m'' hgr.
100 bib spris ioI charter Of 1000 or lsol' So,'
-Four eas made from Baltimore to Lond'a al 81 10 C4I
flLis tbsre s very liis doing.
sho receipts ct the Sab Treasury are sl'''2si psi
s1l7,i5s balance S7,265,3sj.
The Eoowin sales Of so Is and Bonds were m d9 4
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PHILADELPHIA 4tyylc,9- MEGA org Ces'n, III son
Careenss: sohr. Morris Wsln. Sinsn Msga; j. b DcNu
Gerdy Nfwiork' Ocean NAe Prce do' Mty Aki'stn
Piciup T. Townsend Ntn0smGn thsr'-ros-
CI,e-Sc SATIN lssrd Sesra NswYo1; 3. Dickinson
Gsudy r,egr1h. Si,1erso1 Do; hh, Len Ne sA-
eurye Eta bis Ncoris BrI Norsrlve iaaN schrs Oefr
Wave Price Martha Wrishu ston, WrighnIton F1l
ny,r - Marcy Witte, Hsw-York' Telegraph Ncfer'oa
b.
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HisI.rUEL Ai.MAsAc..-s..rHIs DAY.
.... IS s. Noon .........o 5
WATER ....THs DAY
r.,s, Veol IS Gov Llui....0 . Hell oste -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

Mr. Thompsons bid tue lowest, l04 300 Th,
premiums average 100 4 cent
The State Line Railroad Company has made dividend
Of 2 cent in stock the earning Of the road hav ns been
used in paying of he floating deb. The Company hove
also resolved 10 Issue 10 cent onev stock 10 sto khoier
at par
The Pennsylvania Conal is now upon
Mr. DrsIer holds hs usual sale Of Sto BE tomorrow at
~ o'clock
The total imports az this port are, since ls Januly,
e32 2o3 5l3 against s9339772e in the period Of last
year showing falling of of nesrly million
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rnrEots. Carefully REroErED For The TdBUSE
MosDAY March
ASHES The .Ikt without change sales of fot At 50 and
Pt0rls T.. sc t6tC sG H.
COITON-T1e nars (ss tho Board Of Brotsrg has been
TIVE the weeko osiUg viii feeling nd Gp.td
tena,ncy. NshL l1.t6 t,es ExPor, u Gji
hone SO sFccueuon $685. IA tsnsu 100 To-day tins
Iusfh fCr6y lus, with sfcs Of 25S bts
ofwicb wae Tor export Us ~ hone use IA o. speculation
i L Il.
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fOtal.... nlA0O ss2asll sl 9ss6i5 e2ss3l3i 37j 81
Il figures at vGrious per,o "a are

The eleven BANKS With affixed IaoerPorsfe 6ans
Al he shers are stkng socRious Termed Ter TIE
lsv OF the State
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OFFICE o. THr ILLiaois CENTalL aAILRoAD COLONY
Nytv.Eozv March las, X

OFFICE o. rae ILLia0is CENTRAL HAILReAD CoMp.NNI
Ngw-YosE March T. 1856 !
I OAN of FEBRUARY Z, l-5l-Thc second In
n sal Of 20 per cent the Illinois susn
Rs9sc Company Ponds allotted subscribers the tn day
February 1854 viii be payable IA lAT 9TH day Of Ap i%
the Office the Company No 81 WAYS, order OF th EEt
tive Committee. Ep3AH Trsssarer.
1tY SIMEON DRAlER.--TUESDAY, March T.
2 o'clock . The MerchaEts Exchange s7 900 First Nov
Per Co velblo Bonds the Columbus Piqua and 10
d II Es'Totd Company interest Jsnu,ry and July Ia Mes
York. : G a each
shares b. o and NeYork t. Railroad Stock 800
20 Income Bonds Of Junction Rair ID Company Il Ono
vc into Cleyslar and Toledo srO Jans sa
Z ccn her 70 New York sjo0 each
r. stsrcs a. fOIs Fire Insurance CompaDy-e50 Zach
81 -lsses lhiid-Sy Railroad Comp ny-slf0 esch
SOC Per Cent Bond Of the Michigan 5oatbsrn Rsosd fo
ege Jscsou Brsuch du 1855 Interest coupons due FeDra
| ard kUsus' / Ia EewYyTs 81 90 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

The supply Of money call is equal to tde demand
which ia active st7 cent Railroad paper is not very
plenty and goes at lOQla cent For mercantile names
q srstclass there Is good inquiry az 1910 y cent
The result Of the Crystal Palace election will be und in
a,etler oolpns II is animated tina! Of the Dre'ors Is
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$500 Goo , EIGHT :, ! PER CENT con;

FFHIIbLt EUFU3I UUTFUEsW
M Ia CROSS aud MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COIPASf
rtemaho Ia he Cfy Of NewYoTk July 1853 fer sale "a sums
suit furchess Tic interest payable Tally tn Bros4
was lark TO each Rnd Of the Company Ast
security nsndiydro SOnd aud Norts improved oet
haif the value iyDg u he lie OF the Lsilfoad
T. PARTIES deHIog Of making AID profitable eyssee
ttfe Bord are believed 70 - s.ro indIenesfs
Al efl tLe osned - the BROADWAY BANK f5r tf
tbtT irfcfuGi. On spi D. % he Onieen OF the Bzzk
WM DkNEs
Teas reT Of b. L. 1r,@ and VI sasl~
ara. YORK Fst H. lt.lr1ad 1omcsp-
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John Corner o1 tie tFee it Sheep uea-onsi la vk 1r
nec--v Palmer so,a - II $50 5 80. s. 20, sg7 .
sstfi IS Sflt+ J. . So 3 ~ ~ 8
ICrg hCkrIHcRKfc-
l leep s,erasrr lcad "a g fu Zoe Pc 4 Tor a-toa
o. a 4 g lll &c -
ereer rreras rer tsf - = fa rc flr
sL--r ayerai- pts a.sd - - fell .c 1rmztlsr
he-c fil lie = ~
So sAetr svecffa- ?,rtesa ) fl Per p ~ a1.ta
ayers-ir- head - t FIJI % for
NE usffe very d4L graulq Ae sd Poa ,sv
fv he si cacs be- surdrr' h4toa Il hy -. ca!.
cifs 10 vf.tirrtcu M.1tft ron to -
The ,or'ec u s1 o. tos f,r
e. Which properly belong roe previous IAs
receipts a. be uetk ~ he Enc Gold I'd -
Ti .rsy yourg Kirers from The cai-s J1iliaS
(cuItfs
Min cows We have chang uotcs g. ese farmer
L. ll AZ Gov wish E14 sucl
le De uilrE O. ls reEhh1s
.eItle IlktT uy cal l.sfe talt IL s-
q lows lry sl- 70 Cows tarue.s would ~
81 thh. flsf.
~ g From noted table tltsl ed DE-
doc tte prev itlvi-g
esir 6, 90 al but rs By ta u rJ4 ca Ne b.
he "a rotl GIL Oh-. 81 oey + p Bsre slsef
prcse YifG. al SO hem soi foioEs orb NAT
kcfs ,icctes Gtig-i .d t., =. lT9
: o. Sc ls6 To- sold rrc % Gloss TIA H. IL
svrrrge l55 lsud Atcus 20 part corn aai part
led AZ 6zrected tomorrow. ard sse olsFed a. SIC
lO these ~hch get 81 N til woods
Fsrers of tearh nut the 1nd
IN fo.irs the o. stock Tseevsd b Railroad
fcf Re we'd t1iirs tocsy, March &.
Al BfEcrS-Hoss 81; Sheer 81 Calls, AZ Hosas 7
Tsta ICES
.-I.t.i s2s4 Grand tossL Ss7.
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OFiIcF OF IHl lLLsOLs csyTnAL naLtaoip Go,

UFfIeE OF IHE ILLINoIs trNTnAL N.LLaoiD 60,
EEw-lonx, March ist ! =
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of
tho nros tel Railroad Company Bonds for thselssss
q ICcs sud tire tanac % other business VI BE- neh
49, he oc q the Company No West la tbs City Of New fot
on WEDNESDAY tie lih 6ey Of haIch a. l0i o'clock. ~
Tho tran fer boois viii be cosod from the sh 10 the 5h nssat
10Th da'f inclusive J DUNCG, SscFstsryL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

jkANK of tie UNION, corner OF. Broadway and
a Howard n Jsss d. 'ecchio FED having redtnsd M
petition Pcsidert nj. meeting Tho Directors
b 4 ile 9th inst. C.lAUSCEY L. MOTION. E,l, gass
mously elected 20 fhi. ,Aee. D. HITCHCOCK Cashier
NO1ICE.--An assessment of seyenty-fye GEMS %
IN e. a tie suhscdpton Stock Of the Ab,n Npiy
fmr'y hs been lo7d and maze PAYABLE ths h sMrl
next W r BOfrERWORrd Sscfe,ary.
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- Feb. Is - March e
Amount Average Average Average Average
N.ussorRAsKs OF em'nt Of .srn'nt ~ auoln
Capital. Loans Of Loans Of
Mach / Dsonts Specie DIsc'Bts Specie
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FirauriT;.

sGTycy OF Tue II olson fNDtsSArOtts RAILROAD
Covpasy. No 81 Wslst. March 1854 !
nIVIDEND NOTlCE.-A dividend OF per cent r.
81 rer shs-e On the stock of THE MAOsosASO ISD+
EkPoLlS RAILROAD coMpANY lsY,Ss on I'D .feI th.fe
The Scrip ofs Mtdnor Indianapolis aud Peru Railroad con,t
rsystieiu tL-,e yraf bearing n,efcs per ceEt from n
lff' 80 convertible into the Stock ofthe Compsny
stocs he required surrender asir Certificates fs
fcoi in hr'H I'D Comp an receive Cericsis from
TIL Consolidated Company ia eIchsage thelefof
w. II ELLIS, rsxse.
OFFICE Or TnC JErFLRsoN Is5uR,scE Co 4
NV YoRK Mirch6 1881 !
TIRE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Company
have this day declared dividend OF FOUR DOLLARS per
izIc. rsysble to he Ste sholser, IA demand
J MILTON SMITH secrshy
OFFICE - rae MiaSEsor, MINING COMPANY
No. iE7 Greenwich st New York hirch6 1885, !
NOTICF.-TiC Annual Meeting of the Stock holders
IN the Nionopo Mini Company will be held this Office
" ED.E-DAY net tee Sth Inst at o'clock 2. NJ.
By order Of tie Directors
saML J w. BARRY s.cre ary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

NrEW-YORK METROPOLITAN HALL CJMps-
u Ny CAPITAL $50 Notiel hereby sysn tha aoch
gu pticy r ter Stock Of tho NcwYors Met opctas
Hall C.ntsny viii BE- opened tai. tn s tsy CT March with the
Eorfots std 10 the place ~ follows
Thor hsEiflfh Bank 3cetuiDst, Npsta
H. luiiow 10 II Watst Cob man S,stson, Actor Hos'-
Ng Hsll Sen NJ J Dr0adssy Chester Ddggs No 6Si b
Necr Ua.ls 30 O. " al and 40 6ii r edvayi
n 'tt. sutherland Hot Offices No q Bible BoIss
;tCs. rrd 30 81 iyroy Pax place. Shaos eco
1crs Of sutfcTiffou y per 25s March proyhsl
So fop o. ha D. stock suhscrih'd - per sd
I'D fhr b. 81 g. sneH II ~ 7ar e5ch shah
b. inquired for fio p.esrclor Of tho bdilag aud
octi .'1ors Of act lee Ian % drys
ELsAIAp oaRNLY Ptehisut
THOMAS McELRATf Trrsssrsr
rcRrrfFP Dc MrrrE Secretary
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OFFIcg Of rHE CLEvELAsD AsD TOLEDO RAILROAD Co
NJ ~ Nniam+t, Neg-4ork. Feb IS JS5' J
z. Fl STOCKHOLDERS Of the late JUNCTION
I RAILROAD snd TOLEDO NORWAbK and CLEvRbiM
tALGOAD who hsvs not exchanged their Certfafs o t
y hc CoGoldstea relHsssd the saef II
1cAree Before n 5 March nett presau.ory 70 eS pe
tools cf ii idenc = y. LIroHFlELO IN trfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

The Ne.rot, nix which arrived Sl.iiy sho'd read sns!
Celes,irs CAPT Gse;sna Petre1z and no. srg i'-Ana
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-07-01
COSTUME OF BRITISH SOLDIERS.

In the British House of Commons lately Sir g. HEATH
COTE asked the Secretary at War it the intention
Of the Government to take any steps to make the dress
and accouremcnts Of The army convenient and in
accordance with the requirements of actual service
peciay in hot climates. The right honorable SIDNEY
HERBERr replied as follows:
81 am glad to be able to the question OF my
honorable friend in the affirmative. The commander-in
chief has, with the view to the further consideration Of the
dress Of the army caused to be collected patterns Of uni
forms and Of most Of the different armies of
Europe may state perhaps that far as the army in
the East is concerned to which apprehend my honora
bic friend especially audes, they have been pro-
yded in the first place with similar for helmets
and shakoes Of white linen used in india with
view to from the heat to which they exposed
Some time back the noble Duke the Secretary Of State
1.-THE Duke Of Newcastle called Lord Ragans attention to
the subject and urged upon him. being the spot to
give the earliest possible ntmation to what change
he wished be made with respecs to the nature OF the
materials and form of the clothes best adapted for the
use Of the troops The noble Duke has received letter
from Lord Raglan, in to from the Colonial
Department; and with regard particularly to tho Stock
we hope to make an arrangement very satisfactory,
by the very simple process of dispensing with il
Mr.. HENKr HERBERT wished to put question whether
any change would be made in the army regulations apou
shavingf
Mr.. SIDNEY HERBERT could not announce any cnange
Of the regulation the subject Of shaving Lord nag
ans attention had been called to and he would ACT DC
cordng it found by experiences to De most conve
nent either to continue alter the regulation
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on the caimrom 1874 and after discussion it was
passed as amended.
Mr.. ADAMS sent resolution to the Chair, which was
simply received the effect Of which that hereafter
the daily hour Of meeting Of the Senate be o'clock A. NJ
Mr.. CLAY obtained the unanimous consent of the Sc
nate to bring in bill to constitute Tuscumba, in Ala
bama, port Of entry.
On motion by Mr.. FISH, the Senate proceeded to
slider the bill for the relief Of the Utica Steam Wooen
Company; and it was read three times and passed.
On motion by Mr.. GWIN, the Senate took up for
sderaton the amendments Of the Senate to the House
resolution fixing the time for adjournment the l4th Of
August next which molten was agreed TO.
Mr.. GWlN then moved that the Senate insist on its
amendment and that committee Of conference be up.
pointed by the Chair the disagreeing votes which
agreed to-,
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. GwIs, SLIDELL, and
FISH on the part Of the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. WELLER, the Senate proceeded to
consider the bill for the relief of Francis Lopc Urrza
and after discussion it was postponed.
On motion by Mr.. EVANS, the Senate proceeded to
consider the bill for the relief of Frederick Vincent ad
minsrator of James lie Caze the survivor of lie Gaze
Mallet; and it was read third time and passed.
On motion by Mr. SLIDELLS the Senate proceeded to
consider the bill to confirm the claim Of William H. Hen
derson and Robert Henderson to 1--WE hundred of
land in the Bastrop grant which was passed.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the bill from
the House for the relief of Cornelius II. Latham but
pending the Same the Senate adjourned.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1854.
IN SENATE.


Mr.. FESSENDEN: desire to present the petition Of
Leonard Chase and three hundred and two other nhab
ants of Milford, New Hampshire praying for the repeal
OF the fugitive slave act Of 1880 desire to state that
this petition is not open to the objections with
gard to locality that taken by my friend from Ten
uessee Mr. JoSEs the other day in relation to the petit
ton from Boston.
have taken little pains to look at the census and
End the number of inhabitants Of this town be about
two thousand from which suppose that these three
hundred and two voters comprise pretty much all the
in the The petition from the town Of
Milford in the county of Hillsborough, which is, be-
eve the native county present distinguished Chief
Magistrate and suppose it will be entitled to adj
topal consideration that account move that be
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
The motion was agreed to. u
Mr.. SUMNER | have memorial from citizens Of
Pepperell, county town of Massachusetts, the town
which honored by being the home of Prescott who
commanded at Bunker HILL 1t is for the repeal OF The
fugitive slave law, and says:
owe ask il because we have no faith in past future
promises such having binding effect with pot
clans Of the present day.
ave ask it because the said is insult to humanity
and destructive Of the cardinal principles Of liberty
We ask it because love country and deplore the
foul stain that avowa Of the national support and assist
slavery casts upon the honor and character of the Re
public
The remonstrance forwarded TO me by the gentleman
who heads it. and who in his letter states that ht
is bunker Democrat of the olden time | present IL
and ask its reference to the Committee the Judiciary
Mr. ADAMS moved to lay the petition the table,
the ground that it dscourteous and dsrespectfu
it's language.
nays.
Cries from several quarters of the Senate Let it 60
Mr. ADAMS then withdrew his motion, and the memo
rial was referred
ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPH.
Mr. MALLORY, from the select committee to which
vas referred the memorial Of Ithie s. Richardson, in