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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Banvard'S Holy Lands-The Last Wcek but
these s unpsrsissd N The snnals Of
an ~ @ s.yS BEEN s1 ssn
sons Open tonight ~ usual every Sunday, 81 TX O'Clock
Phrcnology In Brooklyn.-Pref. O. 3. Fow-
& !. the BSt S Inu or 20
bow w the oao ' To oso
1853 and 1854 New Years CaIl.-lIr. Bris
S I'll CALL. dI 81 .as II; ..s %
every description Of writing All are positively insured
capital, 70 bring out superior pen, required.
writing pspsA COPYING a. Books mads 70 pattern.
lou! MI, ssssionsrs Piinssr: and BOOB Baders,
Gold Pens and Psncils.-We would resom-
NJ s ans
Ssy ss% Scn no S wiz
Hair ssal Overcoats.- just Received, an
i've .s.ortnsns q len fur driving Cloves cap:
.ss ds as'iiS s:
Prenium Clo.ks Selling oE-Ladiss. new
SsnS.s Ths lsrs. sssef q adis. and sio.f:
.ssI ..sfass. Ladies' cali early ~ the Bee Hive
Perham's Exhibition Of the Seven Mile
Mirror continues Academy Hall afternoon
ing usual On Monday next there will be Eve exhibitions
At IL a. n. Ga and O'Clock p. n and three exhibit
tious daily during the week. ~ 2 and O'clock p H. The
gift tickets will be received for admission 1t all timee $50
81 which can be had ~ Academy Hall. 663 Broadway
Sewing Maehines.-ghlrt and Collar Manu-
fscturers particularly invited 70 call and examine
Singers machine for stitching fne linen and cotton
goods. This machine with single thread The
10 perfectly fnished both sides Is stronger than haad
stitching. and far regular and beautiful. When
a ehsd aud ironsd the stitching retains all It's
and beauty, which Tot the wi any other machine
I. n. SINGRR CO., 323 Broadway.
Sewing Machlnes.-American Maxnollc
Sewing Machine Company, 3T Broadway, are selling the
latest and sewing machines the world Does
All kinds OF work In msnner TO other Call
and 1t operate at the Of the company.
not liable to suits for infringing other PATENTS this
company have the right to HAYES patent we'll
others
S20O, 900 Worth or Property Consumed.-
What has become Of the safes that the extensive IRE
We have heard from but the Defiance SAFE mauufac
tured by Mr. Rob- RT H. PATRICK 1872 Pearl which
preserved its contents entire II burned M
or disappeared in White Squal the citizens this Great
Republic should be made aware Of the facts.
H0Maays.-Woads Of Families and Others,
Wishing 70 procure Wines LIQUORS. and oordials com
hx festival cannot do better than call Stan Ss
nroAdwAy corner Of Anthony street, where they and
these h great variety and Of superior quality
Dsnbohns ~ nanafAstorsrs' prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

S100 000 TO EERcHANrs.-THE ADvER.
dry scoes groceries, and hardware In az
ehsnEe Tor cash. and good available security person
would be rare Opportunity Please address II. j. Hstor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
FINE ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART UNI0N-PRIvATE SALE ONLY
"A rhe great sale Of engravings at wholesale prices viii
positively close on Saturday night December 81 The en-
takes hs opportunity his thanks the public
their LIBERAL patronage Opss day and evening Admssics
W. SOHAU0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Banvard's Holy Land.-The Last Week but
IL advertised of these most magnificent paintings
success Of these unparalleled in the snnas Of
public exhetons in sss city, having been open oyer fifteen
Open tonight usual every Sunday at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M0VnOilc
Sewing Machine Company, 1877 Broadway, selling the
latest improved and best sewing machines the world Does
all kinds OF work In msnner other Call
and operate at the Of the company Buyers
not liable to suits for infringing other PATENTS
company have the right to Have patent we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Perham's Exhibition Of the Seven Mile
Mirror continues Academy Hall
ing usual On Monday next there will be sve exhibons
At IL a. n. Ga and O'Clock p. n and three exhibit
tions daily during the week. ~ and O'Clock p n The
gift tickets will be received for admission At all tims 1850
" which be had ~ Academy Hall. 663 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Sewing Maehines.-Shlrt and Collar Manu-
factursrs particularly invited 70 call examine
eingers machine for ching fue linen and cotton
sooda this machine ,ews with single thread The
ID perfectly finished both Sides stronger than baud
stitching. and far more regular and beautiful. When
star ched aud roned the stitching retains all it's
and beauty which rot the will other machine
I. n SINGRR Co., 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

rssssas,ii, .nnorro. 40. 49, % " UO
express freight and packages from New York Liverpool
London, and all parts Of England IrssAd and Scotland
twice week; v HAvrs PA Bremen, Hamburg, Trankfer
snd All parts q The European continent once week v
Msbsune Port fhilip sydney, and all parts Of Australia
hence hon England fer those places And V Canton Hong
Kong 6hanShas Caloutta Msdras Bombay and either para
ne East indies and China snos evew Two wesks omss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
EXPRESS A0ENCmY.

EUROPEAN ExPRISs AGENCY OF OCEAN PARCEL
Delivery Company Of London-Parcels per steamship
Tuesday January Rates 70 Liverpooi-l b, rs cents
bs., 81; 10 lbs, - l73 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Blank Books and Stationery, Diaries and
Daily Journals for 1854 Every style of book
writing copying 10. Books mads
ragsd, &c II articles In lire at low prices FRANCIS
LOUI HEL statonsrs, Printers, and Book Binders n
Maiden lane. = =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

1859 and 1854 New Years Call.-Mr. Bris
TOW will receive calls His frienas publ are
tied At the writing Parlors 1913 Broad say
every description Of writing All positively insured
capital, " bring out superior pen, required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Premium Cloaks Selling OH-Ladles. new
humbug The large stock Of ades and chdrens cloaks
ribbons trim nins Co. must be sold within the three
weeks, ct sacrifice. Ladies' call early 1T the Bee Hive
U Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Phrcnol0gy In Brooklyn.-Prof. O. 3. FOw-
lers lecture ~ the Brooklyn Institute Tuesday evening"
January will be Of the most instructive Of tbs
1t will explain how TO obtain good memory and also
how to cultivate the intellect Tickets 12 To
msnce ~ TX O'Clock, and close with examinations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Gold Pens and Peneils.-We would recon-.
asnd gsr;Sps in vs,s Of good sod pens and pencils drop
way, few doors below Cortandt where they will
nd Just what they want Points warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

E,ANCY FURs.-AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED RRGU.
lar fur store, ~ Maiden iane-We selling on
fnc stock Of frs a considerably under the
regular prices Call and Judge for aticles
warranted. GEO. 3. MAWSON CO.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

HORSES, CARRIAGE0, DC.
BROWNS LIVERY STABLES, lSs AMOS yTRry1
"A and 1S9 Thompson street, be had the best
ssighs light wagons and saddle horses all Havns
ssey taken the Large stable in Amos street prepared
70 tAke horses livery cheaper thsn other
seventy stalls. -Four billiard tables 70 let.
JANIS A. BROWN, ProoYistos
HURRAH FOR A sLEIGH RIDE NEW YEARs.-rOR
Ii SALE horse, Sleigh harness. robes bells dc the horse
trot mejn three minutes less aad 10 sound ssyh
robe &c entirely The whole will be sold for $500 In
qure Of JAS. n TAYLOR exchange ofaoe) l69 Chatham
street. corner Of James
CLKIGHING IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY.-NOw 10
- your time while the snow lasts TO- call NJ BROWNS
9th stables 100 horses ths
largest stock Of sleshs the city. 1873 Amos street,
Hudson street, and ls9 Thompson street,
WANTED TO LEAsE-FOR TIE TERN or FIVE OR
ten years. three story house. situated bttYeen Bleeck
and Fifteenth streets and Third avenue Sixth avenue
note 10 e. W, at Mr. g. Pisrces Italian wsrehouss CD
Br advay, will hear Of good tenant, and willing 70 pay
good rent, with pie security.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
Coroners' Inquests.
Before Coroner fillton.
EXAMINATION

EXAMINATION OF BRIDGET WILLIAMS, CaARoD
WITH cAusIkg THs DBATH OF HER CHILD.
The polio, Of Fourh ward having srrsstsd 8rdess
wiIiar. charged with causing the death Of dausA-
ter ~ I'll treatmsnt she ~as yssrisy placed under sxa-
Iunt 10 Mo. Ms3rAnL's Ab nj Ave iix weeks aso;
tcrk my daughter out vi h with me, and whsn out
70 iEju- her. tsd been drnkias but had no iatssoa
otirjorpg ksr Mrs. Manp Of "a Malberry street. vaa
with ms when slapped hsr.
Tho accused 10 tssnty Dins years Of age, and savs
Of Itlapd ard fer the last past has had partsa
lar residence. sfs wo,hsd 1t tailoring and oap maksg
was committed to prison to await the ssos
u the Grand Jury.
Pelorc Coroner O'Donsen
Jchn wilson ohafges with the urdsr OF Henry Diek-
htm 10 tho heart With msat Knife on russday moniss
yesterday placed sxsnination, prior TO being
uilisa for trial BE s'..s' A. ioi.'.s:. ,'s. s s
n. ,nise lying the msst beooh picked the kahn
o. nasspirg no II doing 30; be then called Ne .
breve that t stabbed him; that ID All have 10 say
me NI'or., twenty sx years o, sss, native Of lls
nir rse- The Coroner committed the prisonse =
W. Are ,rnrm.a that officer McPasliu. Of the slxtn
va sos'cs, 10 entitled TO Credit well onicer Issk-
sap making the arres' OF the murderer asd seov, a.
TIE public much in bted 20 the police unfVn q
o,tizers Ia pursuit
InRowIsa DEAD CHILD oygE5oA4D-A SAILORS
NODE OF kTEaMtNT.
Yssrcsy Cororer 0Dcnntn VAS notified TO hold a.
raustt board ths bafk MAJ a,wer lyiug at pier 10
Ess river upon the body of fsmals csild sbou. tso
weeks oE left board said vessel by its pareats Il
setms that ihe child was bora at sone vesks
ago on their tssss 10 this port sui cied on Tus dsv
night tbs parents wishing 10 tahs thu child Shore
but Captain Rogsis refused 10 permit ihsm until
tsrs irqut held Befors, ho ssver the arriv. of
the sged sailor board copsds red
part Of the refuse u t5s vessel ~ bs tarown overoo
and scoodi1sy tbs body was tosssd the side the
ai9 ips cad u i,s falling into the water Logged In
beat, and vas reen by persons ON the dock.
90 the Coronerb inqoeft sorse Dillon vas sworn who
a lxIIA 49, fx.@~ AL
been following the slroe ss years OF ass; In
breaking up the bunss boy brought mp 70. dsAd child,
s1sppeo up In . blue apron and sad "hsavs hin
yefboasd ., 80 will pOt,v fsd the boy; then I
took, hold Of the youus 'un and hove u over, sad
cid not look 70 where vent; bury Al tne eAd AZ
seA, and Thought whsu they osns 20 nsnn 10 port
should DO the same can't SEQ sny dinsreso. whether
abv dead child overheard at sea or In the sA'sf Ia
Aftsr bsarips the old tsrs story. VII, 'ctnevsrt
amused the jury they rsnds, roct OF DsAth ffsa
evrsti.utlonAl debility, cas-s- =! premature aEa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
City lnt2lllRencc.

TIE FIRST OF nAKcH 1T Is = r.yipg among the GA
womea in he rural ais'rists that when AAroh n
like Hon he sDi go out like lamb" and vice persA
The old women Always desgoate tais month With the
masculine gender because suppose tney and II -
In the almanac. According to this rule, shall hsvo
rip tearing weather oeore enf OF the xoa.h
becAure II opeseo yesterday Clear pleasant anA
spectacle unosT foot different fr,m that overhead
is tht ccrrskt between the aocumuiAts3 tn of han.
yen in the cutters sad the fright ky OF spdog
ira sAa great day cr India rubber, ana tue wash.
ruust have conte A.ed ts effects upon vhito
sociites ADd other articles apperarins to female ap-
tsrsi vita utnitigAtsd tAtsfAction Oar City Fathsfs
invi,ible on Broadway st least they we're noV
eibe to the nss ed eye Perhaps they oe
'hensiyss-p,rh,ps they were ashamed Of the mud
and wisely concluded 10 Await tbs relieving visitation
,orthwett wind; for in the wind and the rao We
hAvs IT last oepted ali hopes street cssniog
residue There were not a many on Broad vsy yss-
rsny wfsbed to Ae shre OF the pools of
,ueh wh which the city 10 denrsd IL eied TO Cor
siatsncy suicen sf to admit Of its wal IL 10
te hopdi is TO 70 prsyd fori ought to BE- dsmsndsd
that he Mayor and ali Others csrned sh oald bring
boer q msD hr,es and to the rescue which win
sivs us glimpse Of yhs paving stones end e
tDn drtsst street to tts other Il room Ia tn
PAttsIy enlargement for s the mud 10 the oityf not
let 4 BE- shpped oa 70 Iofg Isisrd Give rs glimpse
Of tie psvins stoses .ysn though It be necessary %
ada apofbs mill on 10 the taxes.
NEW TMHGRAPmo AocoMxoDAnoss Our readers In ths
Isisbborhcod cf the Astor House, we'll ravssgs
accustomed TO stop At that popular hote will BE- gaH
fsd TO learn that Mefns Cole II ststson have see
apart . vsnicut In the hotel for telegraph
Office, which hss besn OF BY Mr. saa
who ter many years was tao local manager OF the Bs
kerchfbti' nns 20 Bcst ard subt queaty superaba
ent Of the Unlcu lice Mr. Swan acting in with
the associated press greatly nstrumenal In break
H. fown the odious monopoly ard dotation attempted
the part eff O j. spith several years ago. bstssso
New Yorh and Boston, and pleased hear that he
is sheaiy torg very extensive business .. his new
qnx He vorks bis ha.s the House Pr nug Tsle
graph syssLn ad rectH with nes leading eysry
10 of any nois between ihf.S and New Orleans sr
bs'v.tp Qiehso ari 8; L nis Asa gentleman, or a.
prsct cal te ssptef MT swan stApcs vedy the
head Of his Profession.
Tm SoGrTY or sr TASxAyY This Order met last even.
ing, ., their Oh wsvam, 1t ha hour after the
ting Of the There present quite large nuu-
b-I OF this Henbers who In secret conclavs
the ordinary tusinsss OF the ,cety There spe
eis busin, Of fcportssce brought bsfors the meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Nav URLKAts Feb %, I85t
The EuropA's ne va had svorA ,io efeot cot
ton markst There is large port demand ~ SITTER
and, in some cAses, tribe higher rates Mddhng Is
quoted 9c The Geo Ia the receipts 1t al the
10 20, o., fDr Western mxsd. osiDg to the advance
In freisbs FCur ~tsker ubdsr tbs ste smers news
and lis As 81 81 rs foe Ohio Buyers ot whta.
holding bask. LARD has advanced to 0kc. . 9Lc per
lb Ste, hpg s1cnArge, ~ premium.
CIscIsSA,I, March l, 1854.
There better feelipg under the By The los
for four With cal OF $500 bb.s Pork dsvsr .ble In
Csvesbd IL Msy next sad 1t Sl2 b0 ard 81 oc0 bois
ts generally quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
From uaIssax


MovRMiNrs or STEAMERS, KrC.
HAupAx March /, 1854
The steamer oprey, from Newfoundland, arrived here
this forenoon. Admiral sir o Sey amongst her
passengers.
have tRins Of the steamer Of the 18th due from
Liverpool
The weather very mild and thrsAteDs raia. wlnd
southwest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Senate.
ALBANY, March !, 1854
WILLS RKroRrD
For the annual Visitation Academies By the Regents
For granting lAna suAl for lighthouse purposes.
Tns 0nssUs
70 provide fer taking census Of the State In 1856
NEW YORK RkPrBT
Mr. BlsHor (whs) Of Monrse In soduosd bill relative
b the New York BAtt Untoo for sduca ionsl
BILL PANB.
Ths Sing Sing Savings B.Dk BIN wss passed.
TEX CANALas
rssslu'ion acs teo dirscing the auditor Of the
Canal Dspartmsnt % report whether money vas pSd
By the sts Audisor without the oernosts the Canal
Commission
Ths 81 ,ats refused to consider ts rosolut3on cosps
the esnsi looAs on the Sabbath.
Tbs Canal Transportation Compssisg bill taken up
arc motion Vas msds 70 Grks out ths snacrns oAuss,
The .msDdu.ns to prohibit canal navigation On the
SabsAth ~ss rel. otod.
The II ~ss reported 10 tse Senate
Mr. HoyxNs renewed HIS Amendpsrt prShibidng tno,s
on2sniss from asv'sssisx on tho sAbbas List By II
hr ancHc cx renewed his moicn to stu4ks out tss
Ar yer renewed s sndment 70. personal liability.
The bill was ordered I. . third reading.
EXECUTIVE
An executive seeson held NTH coeed doors
DRrGRsgY
The Assembly sent tn, Dsncieooy bill, With amsni
m.Ds~ tn pay for IepS Of the Court OF Impeseh snt
No WILLIAMS ChsrDan Of the Finance Coucnittss,
exp'snci several amendments, and they Agr.sd
Acjou ned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March l, 1854.
RKPoRTED.
bill Was reported the construction of q rsiro.d
track In Division avenue Brook yn also to allow oertatu
towns TO lake stock IN tho ics and
to enable the Supervisors of New York raise money by
tax
NEW YORK PARK
Mr. CUkxIsea (wp,R) II New York. presented . report
smer6ipg ths NV YGk PAX bill; and G. LnGH ons
repsalipg said bill.
TIE DRAP
The OF the Assembly cha Was granted for thc
exhibition Of the pills OF the Asylum Of Deaf and
Dumb, en- Thursday evening.
PASSED.
The bill for the relief of the New York and New Ro.
cbelle Railroad Con- pay
Ths Annual Deficiency bill.
Tie bill relative to the Register Of Deeds In New York.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

New Fork and Canada Railroad AmaIGa-
nation.
AOsrRKAI, March l, 1854.
Last night the stock holders Of the real and New
York Rasay sdopted the AinslgAmation OF hat road
with the ChsDpain which Ia the fefore CON.
petsd. OTpos,ion ofer.d the part OF the pro.
prstors OF tho PlAttsbure road but IL WAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Providence, March /, 1864
The Sensts have coBourrsd, BY majority, In ths
ament msnts Of the House to the bn Annulfsg the
snsnce Of w. Dorr aaa sxpupgns the records Of the
Supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
The New Jsrsey Legislature.

The New Jsrsey Legislature.
TIE CHARTER OF THB CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAIL
k0AD.
TRENTON March l. 1854
The committee t. whom 70 errsd the bill sxtsndng
the charter Of tbs Camden And Ambey Railroad have had
several meetings and viii probably report 10 moov It
IL sale they will report substitute for the bill refsrred
TO them, making ths important eopoessioa Of
dtoned suYender Of the monopoly privileges at the ex
piration Of nftssn years instead Of thirty Ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

BNrUN March I 1874
TIE Cur ard steamship Canada tsled .. today
for Liverpool with thirty four passengers AMI el5o0oo
In specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
Navigation OF ,ne Ohio

tfSGssArIs sArcu 1, 1884.
The river 10 risnS rapiiy and no- easursn fourteen
feet In the ehannel hsnoe TO Cairo. Weather and
cloudy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

BALTIMORE March l. 1854.
We have mail again this evening south Washing
ton bridge being down the Fredericksburg Railroad
prevents the running Of the mail train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Anti-Hsbraska Meeting at Columbus, Ohio.
tIsCSNAn. Aaroh l, 1894
greet anti Nebraeka meeting s to bs held ct Colum.
bus, irrespective Of pA,ty, ON the I'd Of March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Senator Clayton's Speech ON the
Nebraska Question.
ELECTION OF PRINTER 70 THE HOUSE.
aNYEIETING LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Political Intelligence--Markct Reports,
&C., &C., 90.

From w asnlnst0
ssGR. MOHOLs0N In CHANGE TaB UNION HEwS-
PAPER, NEBRASKA INDIANS, ETC.
WASHINGTON March !, 1854
Ihs Union this morning announces that II viii hero
fse - pubNshsd uodsr the exclusive control Of Mr.
Nioholson
party Of Indian eAisfs rom Nsbrasks arrived here
ahis morning, to make arrangements relating to their
lAnds.
Senator Bright slowly recovering.
Ths amount In the UOitsa states dspositoriss the
10th uN subject to draft, was sac. 100000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
I Ell EG X A p HI G

TELEGRAPHIC
Nxw ORLEANS, Feb 28, 1854.
The stsmshp Phiadslpba has arrived this port with
EAvaEs dstes 70 the 2;th Feb.
There is NO neNs Of Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

without an express ucenfe from the superior Author
ty issued through this department.
To this end pArtss desriog hs.nes hall PR sent ns
nerAl TO u oce expresins In 1t the numb.r and olA
ef either firearms any other knd ths pscs they
to ent TO, and the o. the person
whisn ueht, which sna inform Ia the
and vooes for the tas Which BY order u ala EIee
krcy published In the m sal sszstie 70. general ia
mstIof.
H.vAIA, Feb. IL 1874
In regard 10 our currency the Diorio de Ia Ma
rind informs the public that the following plsn is
to be submitted to the home government for ap-
prevail
/. That the Spanish gold coin, the doublooB or
onza, shall preserve its nominal value in Cuba Of
seventeen dollars.
2. TO establish an equilibrium between gold and
silver a provincial money shall be made OF less
weight than that which s current in Spain. That
the silver which now IL used In coming eighty pece
tas shall be coined ibto eighty avc, and pass five to
the dollar.
g. For this purpose II is recommended to establish
a mint In Cuba; but should that be inconveuient,
$500 600 may be coined In Spain.
T. That only certain foreign money shall pass In
Cuba proved 10 be Of standard fncness and Of legal
weight, which shall pay certain duty.
Commerce Win Cuba.
TIE hoDcri,s trsnslscn of nn order pHbshed BY the
SuPe irBden Gsnsr.I OF The Rcva Exeosquer OK Odhs
fsa hc.p received ron, w. n. Robertson E.q Actns
Uni e6 States Ccn,nl 80 Hsvsns.-
It. Ntsses entering he ports - this hstd with niue
raj coal hsyioz hoard equal or greater quantity
then the number Of tons etAted their regtes, shall
inus spjJips tie benefits and exemptions that wore
bhterto granted 10 them, when tasy bring her
Eer h,noDs betides
than their nessure shall havs the relief only upon the
portion occupied by coal ard the cisrsncs
ibis PORTION srd that .hoh may result iron afmsa
iunsaI ~ ~ ,ass.sa, VII be sassclsd W ,as sayG
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
OUR JACK.

Our Jack is as well known as the parish
school he went to with SO much reluctance,
and at which be Stood distinguished as the
greatestid Ounce and the best fighter of all
the lschollsrs,,s He, was always either ges-
ting into some scrape, ortrying 10 get of
from some penal task, which for the life of
himshesHever could execute; 60 he would
throW5downi his book, play the atruant, and
run up so awful areckoning, that it had 10
be scored onshis back. There used to be
always somebody coming with complaints
to his widowed mother, about, what he had
been doing to somebody 5 lad ;aad sIiGo used
alwaysto say TIL give ithim-tlat will
he shall have such q talking to as he never
had in the whole course Of his life, thein-
stan. he, comes sin-zthat he shalL' Then
when Our Jack came in, his mother did
give it him that She did, and he calmly
heard her to The end ) hurryilg charge up
upon charges and q running question
into question until she was fairly out
of breath through enumerating the number
of punishfnents she had "a good mind'to
inflict upon him. and then 0ur'J Jack began
TO get'a word in .edgeways,' as he said 31-I .
Didn't that woman's boy fetch little lame
Bill rap, and whehsI telled him he was a
coward to goand hit littlerboynorhimself,
and one that was a poor cripple, didn't he
say as how he would do itagaipif he liked;
when he went forto hita little Bill again,
and he ran crying to. me not to let him.
then be catched it, and Our Jacks dark
hazel eyes would fash again, IS he added;
And I'll give him more the next time lie
meddles With lame Bill, though be is big
gerthan ! be's; andhe may go home and
tell his mother again-the coward Though
Our Jack understands nothing about pro.