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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

SIR. have in my possession an album containing
an inscription By Daniel Ullmann similar TO that fur
nished in TN TRIBUNE of to-day, signed by him as
from Calcutta. Il was understood IN the class that
he was native Il that place and think he is re-
corded In come AZ Of the official catalogues Of the
college. Yours respectfully,
A. ESENT TO HrNBgG.
N,,, Yort Oct e. 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
Ne,o. York, OF. g, 1854
To n> Editor Of Then Y. Tyi5yns.

To tie Editor Of The n. y. Tyi5sns
SIR: To serve the ends OF historical truth, have
taken the pains 10 examine the records of Yale Col
Ieee, TO ascertain how Daniel Cllmann entered his
name upon them. | learn from the College Librarian
that no manuscript records are kept Of the residences
or birth-places OF students. The places, however,
from which they report themselves are printed in the
annual catalogues, which examined. | found the
name of Daniel Ullmann, reported for the year 1898
buroh, n Y; 1897. as from NJ same place 1898,
as from Philadelphia. Il is the impression, how
ever. of some here that Mr. Ullmann entered on the
albums of his classmates his place Of brth as at CA'
cutta but this is an impression merely he appears,
Ike the Cape Cod man to have been born 'a along
"shope" Yours, respectfully TRAVELLER.
N,,s Nm Oct q 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

SIR: an GLAD to see your exposure Of the Kn9w.
Nothing candidate for Governor ana write 70 say tna
NEW ~ the existence in Albany Of an album be-
longing TO member OF the same class in college with
TImann. in which Daniel writes his name a. being
from Calcutta, and / have always supposed ne was
born there.
Neas-York Oct. =. 1884 Yours y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

Rock IsLAsD, LILA recent census - - ,asc.
shows a population q $751; lneres's
1926
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OTHER ACCOUNTS.

ground from Chssnsm. G. v Natter. the Ccni1e'cr
s doing everything in his power for the distressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

To tie Editor Of The v l. Irf5sre ,,-,,. -
SIR: can positively state that Daniel Imam has
within the past Eve year. orally declared hi. birth
place 10 be Calcutta just IS it seems he told ms
Classmates in college. AMI ys: he publishes aLada
Wits to prove that be was born IN wilmington; Del1'
wh~e. and Mr. Barker the G.. i. Of the Order, Of
fciav avers that tie geni,us ofs L Imam was .o-
dier in the American Revolution |. appear cer'alh
that there has been awful deal Of ynZ somewhere
in this business. The modern Daniel an aiIal9
vii not eore out of the election 30 un.ca.hst as his
namesake Of sll did from the den OF lions. Al any
rate after thece rev -iatiols be will no; receive the
vote of a NATIVE AALN'NA''
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

10 re Esaf,r n TIE n Y T-iors..
SIR: Mr. Tin ann made sptacl 70 a. assslaoia,e
Of Know othings the other nigh,, az Williams ours
in which lie solsnnly ayeTrei that ne vas oo.n q
WImingtou. and had never been out Of ,his, hr own
ks native land But how Is ths 70 be reconcuei WIN
lis solemn siatemeu. - hi; Or. CiGrleI, mat az
was nom Calcutta L; believe be tel: the Eutl
row. what shall think of what ne said thea Aai
If be told the Truth then. what s9r; OF tang ns
tells uowf He also said to tie Wllam.5u,Sn hnoE-
Nothinss that the story OF bis foreign birth vas me
invention Of two OF bis persona eqe1les II = ciea
then that one of these two Is Daniel cum,nn d nse
In this state Of things wto can believe ne Wa' 20.
ANYWHERE Does /; no. seem msre probable taa''
Ike Topsey. be wss brought Up by spscal asofs
A. E1-Ksow-N9rErs.
NJ, Y,r4 Cx u iSst
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Whis maj. sJlS' ~ SS~ WIS., ~ .
.Uhs and Anti Nebraska in hsis'- I,,.o.ps.pt VIII.
Whis, Ia Tfsllcs AmsG!saa t0i'pSe@'-'
[ Anti. Know Nothing Wig
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r, "A, Fs,,,, Of TIE \. Y. Tri5v<

Nes Yors. oct g. 1915.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
THE Gu


There IN n cup Of life -.,s
ThehttIe prints that stud the threshold o'sr
ire Of the feet Of such a. came to dripk
Fresh In their natal hour-eshose infant iips
Esshewd The tasts, and persisted on the brink.
There Ia cup Of biss:
II mspties bright, and sends lie faafn afoft
And calls for flowers tn Esisa its sparkling Isrra
The young, gay, beauteous, happy. dance around.
Nor know tho shapes that meath itssurfsoe swisn.
There is oup of wealth
With worthless tinsel dscked. The ignobis crowd
Who crings about the giittering fsiIacy
Se'er rise so high az taste the current proud
Yet pine to share it's splendid minery.
OF poverty q cup: .5 -e5
And the pale rank grass weavss it's hated sward
Fog earth's best souls thick Ger the sickly brow
iia gemss birth-gift humble worth's reward,
For them that midst its turgid waters flow.
Glory hath too her cup.
She lifts 1t TO tho skies, and onward rush tsF.
Contending throngs, DER rnountain vale and 1ood
She views her flashing hosts eacI, others erust.
Bids them TO dnsss thsa hiis it with their blood
There 10 cup Of Years, 5s.~
With osiers bound, and planted On the grave:
Ffithsr the 'reft, Che dssoIste repair
With duteous drops its psarly font to lave, ~ s
And swell the crystal stors that giistens thsge
For still round sorrows cup
II II. re mset ths faint and weary should convene,
70 cast ths cypress on the waters clear;
psseaat on hopes that trippd lifs's fairy green
ana hhS stern hour that first eBforod tear s..
Omsmery thy cup-
Iny nruls' yet precious cup. lonesome sing
Would knew not TO dweiion thy bright beams.
on eyes ~ ansf smiles asd on misery's wing
And lips in clay that talk With all M dreams
WsH-there's cup Of death,
And who artfui az to put it byg .@
Its mystic edge once kissd, We dream no raorat5
But wake to day that knows NO sunset sl,y.-
And beach our prov unoa q peaceful shore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

Awful TRAGEDY AT LEXINGTON, VA-The Richmond
Dispatch learns that young named Thomas Black
burn, son of DR.. R, s. Blackburn, of Charleston Va
and cadet at the Military Institute at Lexington in that
State was killed on Sunday the 18th, by young man
named Christian, member Of Judge Brockenbrough's
Law School Christian it seems. had sought and obtained
introduction to young lady, cousin OF Blackburn
and by her consent had made arrangement to accom-.
pany her to church Blackburn informed the young lads
that Christian was not suitable person her TO
eate with whereupon she the latter note desiring
to be released from her arrangement just named Christ
ian demanded Of her the name of his traducer when
Blackburn acknowledged that he had given the norma
ton to his cousin and that ho responsible him
Sabbath evening Christian armed himself with bowie
knife and went to the door of the church to wait the
rival of Blackburn The latter came, in company with
lady, to attend service Christian asked Blackburn to
step aside with him When they had proceeded few steps
from the church door Christian him in the neck with
the knife entirely seYeriug of the carotid arteries
causing his death instantly Christian has been arrested
He was from Amherst county, where he has widowed
| mother and two sisters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

Amidst the many fattering aud high-sounding
epitaphs which are be found in all thickly populated
grsve-ysrds, the following reads strangely:
q My name my country what ara they to thee
What. whether high or low, my pedgree2
Perhaps far surpassed all other men
Perhaps fell behind them al-what then
Suffice, stranger that thou see'st tomb;
Thou know'st its use; it hides-go matter whom ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

WAsHsGToN-The Washington IuteigenceP Of the 23d
inst. has the following items
The Criminal Court is still moving forward at the usual
pace with the Gardiner trial Mr. Bowes course of
Examination Saturday he had been for
days previous
The first levee of the took place on Friday even
ing at the Presidents Mansion II well attended
Faverte these evees have always heretofore been with
citizens and visitors the city there an add
tional qualification in the completeness of the
ments Of the mansion and the elegance and brancy
its aud furniture The Ievees will be continued
every Friday evening through the season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

MAN SHor WFE-Sarah Cruied has been ar
rested at Learenworth Ind charged with shooting
killing her husband She alleges that her husband
absent from home and that that night she heard
trying to get into the house. when she seized gun
fred through the door and shot through the heart
who proved to be her husband.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

SHOCKING NuRpGk On Tuesday morning 18th inst,
Mr. Pitc rriteard old and respected citizen of
Yaz0l county, intst niy murdered by his own me-
groeS i've of gh IN been Jail as being impii-
Gated in the dsndirh deed. [6anton tiiss) Citizen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

TRAGIe occukRENcE-A terrible tragedy occurred at
Southngton Csnn., the morning Of ths 10th inst Mr.
Amou Finch fifty of age, went to his daughters
chamber and cut her throat while SIZE aseep in bed
he then cut his throat both have since died The
daughter, who twenty of age idiot and
Mr Finch, It's also thought was insane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
ST. NICHOLAS EXCHANGED

& T. MIC HI LAS EXCHANG E.
~ The proprietor Of the inform his friends
and the public generally that he has during the summer entirely
htted and eunshed the popular
room haa carpeed and handsomely
superior liquors laid in.
The billiard the St. Nicholas viii largest most
elegant N lhe city, provided with
tables which will aays the running
and superior assortment of
n26 6m THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
st. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM,
~ Under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The large, and
hitherto devoted BILLIARD PLAYING during past
Summer entirely reded; the TABLES, best
m nnhnare, have been thoroughly repaired
3 No has
n2B A. W. MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

The EAST INDIA AND PAcrFic Ta.pE-During 1s5 there
at ports in the United States the Indies
ls3 vessels and there cleared for the East Indies SO
sells The year previous the arrivals we're 1el, and
the ciearanees 100 There also arrived from the Pacific
including California 1856 vessels and cleared IN The
year previous there si arrivals and 7 eisarsncss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

WscossN.-From the message of the Governor Of this
State recently delivered, learn that the State is
most porous condition. The whole paid into the
treasury during the year, amounted to S3 632 81 The
disbursements during the period amounted $780,
4S9 70 Tie Tsfancc 10 the treasury, Jan /, 1854
S57 l36 4S The estimate of the probable amount
drawn from a treasury during the present year the
general expenses Of th4 sate is stated s1iT2lo TO
The meaus applicable to meet the estimated
Sl6001T a. Tho school fund, the 1st of January,
1854 amounted to g. arising almost exclusive
y from the sale lands granted by Congress- The whole
amount expended in the erection of school within
the State has been s2sS346 49, of which $450 81
were expended during the past year. The total
expended in 1858 for the support Of schools
S175T34 II. The State University fund, the 1st of
January 1854 amounted to slG6112 or The number of
banks In the State is To- the amount of circulating
issued by the Comptroller s5eo00 and the amount of
securities deposited with the State Treasurer Ss60
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
GAM,s OYSTER sALoON -This =

SAM'S OYSTER SALOON.-This ~ ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on SsSN 81
ascae greatly superior the
kind in the South, is just opened a Ste$
101 ST. CHARLES STREET. 'N....
MI WEIR, better known SAM, has with the
TINS city for the Last nine having commenced with Mr.
hobook, when he established the
Municipality with him till
buaness With such
the public faithfully with ine
soei o his friends hsre pausge
has been expended 10 si9g the SALOON and providing BAR
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS procured. SERVANTS
well known for their qualities empoyed including
the Cooks. The LARDER supplied the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME, OYSTERS SERVED
tanned exclusively for his
will be spared to render this Saloon worthy the liberal
and tudicious community. mh5 ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

A MYSTERIOUS DEArH ACCOUNTED Fon.-Ths Elkton
(Md) Whig says that Mr. Job Wharton, of Bohemia
Manor, has acknowledged the shooting of young Smack
found dead in November last 1T purely accidental
but Mr. Wharton denied all knowledge of it at the time
from gronndless fear of the consequences They
out partridge shooting og ether when the accidental dis
charge OF Wharon's gun proved fatal to young Smack
who struck by the charge in the back, died in
few minutes No doubts that the shooting was alto
gether accidental as they this best of terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
HERa CRUZ.


VIII leave WEDNESDAY, February g. at 8o'cosk Al
HT0R VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line 5.eeGsss
The and magnificent Steamship TEXAS, ssAaljgsss ssAaljgasss
N4Qo rrthen Henry Place commander viii leave VeraruI
Above punctual j, carrying the Y. 5. Mair
...RRtes Of PaabREe....
sreragc, ,antibuud .s9s
stGIenent goodh, per oupic 80
81 Fnrfsoght PASSAGE having esgsn accommodations cabin
and steerNse passengers, apply to
opposite the Steamship 1anding
Mexican Cousul janis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
LEGHORN.

HT0R LEGH0RN-( Passage only. - fasN
n The 4 S9 sattgg American ship PETER MAR 49,
aP b For passage cny having elegant accommodations apply
jmr1a J.P. WHITNEY L co si Canp.t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

THE Erie .RIoTs1t i, understood that dispatch has
been received at Erie by the q Marsha Attorney
General Cushing containing instructions proceed with
sufficient force repair the railroad where destroyed by
the rioters, and authorizing him to call the u g.
troops to support him in his proceedings being
structed by the mob There is muck excitement there
which Judge Thompsan ia endeavoring to aay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

ESLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON. 95 ~ -
=. ST Is CHARLES s STREET. THOMAS KsN Leg
friends and the PUBLIC generally that be has he Y
above named OysterSaloon His contain
the market Affords the
ton The Culinary Department
the best Cooks the B Give him
selves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
GENOA.

LyOR GENOA.-The fine A / bark. IN
LOUISA BLISS Cap ain Hlah hsring nearly SAkHk
her engasd al have quick dispatch
passage, having sosd apply board
jsnll BoGtRT, WILLIAMS 4 co 10 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
CdDIZ.

ETOR CADIz-( Passage only. 1.-THE A s5N
~ fas sailing American sbtp D0RCks PRINCE, SA2kP
Captan Kinney having ali her engaged
patch For only having apply
the Captain -" -
iau2S j. P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

EH0R ANTWERP. The A | fast sailing ,s#ss
d American ship LYDIA c,psain Soule now loading
and will have imuede Dispatch For freight Of 500 bates ceon
apply to J.P, WHITNEY Co., 81 Camp at.
tg- For passage, apply to the Captain board al2
HISOR ANTW ERP The A / fast sail ,hsss
d ing American Ebp SEA EAGLE. Captain A. SAaag
Williams lnsitnE immediate dispatch.
freight Of SEQ bales CoLoA, py
r, WHITNEY Il co, 81 Camp street.
Forp npDls % he Capt on jRn9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
TRIESTE.

ESOR TRIESTE.--The A | fast sailing ,s@aS
American bark y0LANT, Capt. s. Ia opii1g
end will have quick dispatch For freight Of 900 bales Cotton, ey
]. P WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp streeL.
rs- FOR passage Apply q ne Captain ianio
EtSOR TRIESTEs--The A fast sailing ~
y Z American ship MOUNT WASHINGTON, Cap, ,Sss
DaSb h osding will have GispRth
Of 81 bales Cotton apply III WHITNEY co. bl Cuhp
fH- For pnssh ge, sipy 10 the Captain board. Jana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

aHAY-400 bales prime Eastern Hay landing
Premier bangor. For stms apgly Captain
hoard, Pos %, First Dstriris j. p WHITNEY a CO.,
dIs q Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

pERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. 9

NJ Caiope keeps constantly general
ment of DRESSED FLOORING CEILING WEATHER
s Lumber sawed and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

EHoR LIVERPOOL The fast sailing ssssN
a ship JOHN DAVIS, Capt Hughes having las1 EAShAA
part Of her engaged, will have quick dpatch
it1gO 'f' " J. H. AsHBRIpGF A. co East charts, s.-s..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
+. LTpERPDOE

EyOR LIVERPOOL The A | favorite tysEssSs
and fast sailing ship JANE, Captain Hunter tnsd kAAA
her passage IN dhs eceyng aud
dispatch For bnace OF freight apply
jana4 IT. ROBINSON, IS Bank Placa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

4 atOGNAC--10 half and IS quarter pipes
Ponney half pipes MErtel quarter pipes Msre 1906
in store aud for sale by F. W CoELER, Ito Commas st.
Ct N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
PORTSMOUTH,.

T1Y0R PORTSMOUTH, Passage only ,4R##See
MN The last sailing ship OT0liOCO Capt H5wes
hNYny engaged, WI have immediate dispatch For
amply to the Captain on heard.
fsnea Ntf ] P. WHITNEY Z co. 81 Carp atIset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
nR MATSON,S GARD will nse nn other
ALLSOPPs' INDIA PALE ALE.

THIS ALE celebrated throughout
ties being entirely free from and only ops
Malt and Water brewed by Messrs. SAMUEL ALLSOPP
Bucnupon the time the South
by fjansI ipf r. II. CHIFFON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
VOLUME VI.
HAVRE.

TSOR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail ,yF@gs
Ing American shp GAMBIA, Cap. Perry, 10 49,
loading will receive prompt Dispatch For freight Of
J. 7. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp ttreft
tY For passage, apply to Captain on board. j1n1T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
BORDEAUX.

ES0R GLASGOW The A | at Lloyds IN
Il f.Et sailing British Ea,k CALIFORNIA, Captain SAA
Fowler loading wi have quick d1paeh For
GU ARNOLD HOLT. IS Cnrosdset ST.,
sttoJ P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp at.
iS For raassgs spply the Captain on board iaDlf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

ESOR ORLlVERPOOL.--The A l ut Lloyd's. -
d fast sailing British ship CHESTERIOLME csI SAAEP
Heard now loadDg, will dispatch.
freight, Apply 70
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From the prolific press of 7. B. Peter
son, 102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
we have "Kate Clarendon, or the Ne.
cromancy of the Wilderness ;" by Emer-
son Bennett, Esq. This is an American
historical novel, with we'll laid plot
admirably written.
Hugh Cameron, s Columbia Place, cor
ner 1th street and Louisiana Avenue, has
sent us the illustrated Magazine of Art,
for March. This journal continues to
take the lead as the best illustrated pub
cation of the day.
Buckingham, of the National Literary
Depot, has placed upon our table Harpers'
Magazine for the present month.
We are indebted to Joe Shillington for
IIarper's Magazine for March, and the
January number of the Westminster
Review. This old standard magazine for
the past month is choice number.
From Franck Taylor we have "Home
Scenes and Home Sounds; or, The World
from my Window" by II. Marion
Stephens. Fetridgc 4 Co., Boston, pub
fishers. This book contains 1.-The Ma.
MACS Curse, well-written tale, and a
number of miscellaneous pieces which
have appeared from time to time in the
columns of the Boston Post. The same
dealer has sent us "Another Round of
Stories" by Charles Dickens. These
stories, like all Dickens productions, are
well told.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-06
PERSONAL.

80. DR.. O'Neil, Of Mobile, met Mr.. Benja-
min Moulson in the street and commenced
cowhiding him. Toulson retreated until he
met brick, and stone weighing eight pounds
He gathered the same deliberately turned,
making sham motion to throw, causing the
doctor to dodge. As he recovered from the
dodge; Toulson hit him above the eyes with
the brick, and he fell senseess. This blow
was followed with the stone, and Toulson
would have killed him on the spot had not the
bystanders intcrfered. ONcil has since died
of his wounds
-. Cordelia Grant, the girl who complain
ed Of Madame Restelle and her paramour
shackford, at New York, disappeared upon
the morning appointed for the trial, and the
case was accordingly suspended. An interview
was said to have taken place between Shack.
ford and the girl, and probably she was in
dueed to leave, as the complainant involved
herself as participant in the guilt
49,. J. g. Cough gets 81 200 month for
lecturing in Gceat Britain; and it is said the
Scotch Association he works for. make a good
thing out Of it.
-. The Easton Wing places at its head the
name of the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, of Massa.
chusetts, as candidate for the presidency of
the United States
80. Hon. Geo. f. Pugh, who has received
the caucus nomination for United States Scna-
tor of the Democratic members of the Ohio
Legislature, is a popular young lawyer, a
progressive Democrat, and favorite anon
the masses He will succeed Senator Chase,
who was elected by Il coalition of Democrats
and Treesoil votes, and whose term expires
next March.
80. The whole amount Of the late Dr. Gar
diners claim, was seven hundred thousand
dollars the amount awarded was four hun
dred and twenty-eight thousand seven hun
dred and forty dollars.
-. The ultra friends of the prohibitory
liquor law in Philadelphia, having attacked
Senator Price as false to the pledges he gave
before the election, an extremely large and
respectable meeting was held on Friday night,
at which Il number of addresses were made by
the Hon. Mr.. Meredith, and others, in vindi-
cation Of Mr.. Price
800 Archbishop Hughes is at New
York on Wednesday from the South It is
reported that he is preparing series of papers
for one Of the New York journals upon the
treatment of Bedini.
-. Capt VIM. Spencer, of the U. S. Navy,
died at New York on Thursday, in the go
year of his ago
-. The Richmond (va.) papers of Satur
| day morning, say that the condition Of Mr.. W
}. Minor, of Alexandria county, Va, who re
Gently broke his thigh and wrist by stepping
in the dark from an unrailed portion of tn
capital building in that city, height of eigh
feet, is improving He is thought to be out o
danger and doing we'll.
80. Capt. Rynders. it appears, has been
appointed deputy surveyor of the port Of New
York, a. We notice that on Friday last b.
seized 81 900 worth of French lace, which ha
been struggled
-. Among the passengers by the steame
I which left Boston on Wednesday for Liverpoo
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-06

u A conspiracy Of most atrocious
character has come to light in Massillon,
Ohio. A number of young men were
banded together for the purpose of rob-
berry and arson, and one Of the rules Of
the organization empowered any membe,
10 take life when 1t stood in the way Of
the success of their enterprises, or to
s,.ield them from danger. Some of thu
eousoirators have been arrested.