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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

TTVO YOUNG MOTHERS.-OTd Uncle.
i. u JERRY has at last permitted the compiling and
publishing Of his celebrated and valuable letters Young
Mothers. The volume is edited by Mrs. Ann II. Porter
1t is book Of most excellent counses which if needed
by all young mothers, would infinite trouble and sad
ness, and innumerabe family discOmforts f ~
"a 1s5a Price SO Cents.
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT Il COMPANY, Bos-
TON JEwETT, PROCTOR 4 W0RTHINGT0N Cleve-
land ,.0hio. -.u
For sale by all Booksellers. ap24 d2awtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

nISSOLUTION.--Th partnership heretofore OK
~ isting between the subsnAIers under the of
CALDWELL HILL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. W. W. CALDWELL,
JOHN Q. HILL.
Worcester, April Goth, 1854.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-we have
~ this day given Samuel E. Staples interest with
Lumber Business, from and after January 1s 1854
The business will be continued heretofore under the
name and firm Of t. o. X. EARLE.
THOMAS EARLE,
o. X. EARLE,
SAMUEL L. STAPLES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

u L Z Es
The business of the late firm of Caldwell 4 HILL will be
continued by the subscriber the old stand 229 Main
where may be found at all times, complete stock of
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Toilet articles and Fancy
Goods. JOHN Q. HILL
aD22 d2Vis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

HINRE INSURANCE.-The undersigned are
NJ Agents for number of first rate Stock and Mutual
Offices located in this, and other States and continue
heretofore to write Cotton and Wooden Factories,
Machine Shops, and their contents Stocks Of Goods and
Household Furniture, and almost all kinds of Property
at reasonable rates. Their Office is No 1877 Union Block
Main ST. Worcester. WASHBURN & LAZELL.
Worcester, April 10Th, 1854. ap21 d&w2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

CLERK wANTED-In country Store, one that has
had some experience. Apply Immediately. r.
A WET NURSE eau be had.
SITUATION WANTED--by man in a wholesale
sore or as private watchman.
CHANCE FOR BUSINESS "A stock Of goods and
lease Of for sale In ourishng town in Worcester
County.
BOYS WANTED--To learn the mason's trade.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE, at a very low price, IL
applied for Immediately
GIRLS TO DO H0USEW0RK can be had.
MONEY TO LOAN, ON collateral security.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28

WUIVtsIlIi I9V8
COMPREHENSIVE. SUBSCRIBERS
~ have formed copartnershp for purpose Of carry
ing extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
ing Line, and also add that branch large and well
selected stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment warranted
to be equal to any that be found in this city. All gar
ments warranted to give satisfaction.
UF large lot of Furnishing Goods constantly hand
AIEC0RNEY BIGELOW.
W. MEcoRNEY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-28
Drp GOODS.
HtRASH FOR O Id CTS.-For sale at the
u "Hive." np14 DIV GEO. p BRYANT

CHEAP GINGHAMs.-Just Opened CASES
~ MORE Of those Superior French Ginghams For
sale at one shilling the yard richly worth Is cents.
lAiA CIIANfBERLIN, BARNARD, l. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
4 MONTH LARK FRON NEgV-HExlcO.

Lieut. w d Smith Cd United s,a:es Dragons, arrived
in is city last rieh: from Fort Union NewMexco The
reached Independence the 18th and leii Immediately
for ibs oity advance Of tie mail. Lieut.. Smith lei
Fort Union the Sd inst
At ;at time military operations were being vigorously
against the icarlla Indians de:achnents
e niied States troops being in pursuit Of hem. One OF
then under command of Lieut.. Davidson. his
having recovered from the wounds received in the battle
q. Cituculla.
COL Cooke had returned Fort Union from his expedi-
ton against the Indians.
Gen. Gsrland expected Fort Union from Fl Pasc,
which Io.t he was TO cayc on the Sd.
party Of Indians the Plains visited OF the
frontier ranches, depredGting excursion. and
captured By the Mexicans. They numbered seven or
eight end in crossing yer, after their capture the chief
and bis wife drowned. 81. Louis Rep. 2]t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

Flour AID MEAL-CommOn brands Of Western and
State Flour l2c lower and the demand FOR the East
end home trade s moderate Canadian Flour IS inactive
at s725as7 37I in bond The sales OF Western Canal
include 800 bis. at g. l2as7 c.! :or common 20
straight State sc s5a 81 for Bogus State 81 81 q
for common (, good Ohis and 81 3 for mixed fancy
Wefern; Of the above sales 5000 bbs State for
laf, IS days in July.
southern Flour h lower and quiet sales 800 bbis at
s. 6e}1s9 10 for mixed good straight brands Baltimore
&C. RYE Flour is inactive at IS 81 IS 90 Corn Meal
is quiet at O. 81 for jersey.
GRAIS-Our market FOR common qualities OF Wheat Is
lower and there is only moderate business doing sales
400 bushels white Canadian sold Saturday evening,
at s2 $50 bushels red Missouri al 81 90 and 1900 bushels
Upper Lake IT 81 so.
Rye is very firm sales 800 BUSH 6. 81 90 Oats are
firm at 80 5sc. Corn ia about &C. lower and the demand
is less active sales q 600 BUSH 20 &c. for Western
mixed 79c for unsound CSC for Western yellow and
round yellow = ssc for southern whe-;he latter are
scarce.
WHIsKY-A lower market with only moderate demand
at the decline Sales bLs at 2ec for Prison, cash,
and 3Cc. time.
Pnoy,sIoxs-Pork is in limited demand &. SO for aals
and Sl 80 for Prime; clear So Beef IS quite firm and
the stock moderate sales Of repGcked Chicago at sio
country Mess at sl2 sl3 and City Mess AT SIS 80.
Cut Meats dull and in good supply at g 9sc f'r
Hams and 4 SEC for Shoulders. Lard firm and quiet
at o. a9ic Butter is in good supply at l6 0lsc for State
ard 10 a Ice. for Ohio. Cheese plenty at 9s!c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
TERRIFIC HAIL STORM ~ ILLINOIS.

Corrs,ros1snee a Tie v. Y Tr.tshe-
CusA, Lake Co., H., Monday, June -, 1881.
Ore of the NOS; terrific and destructive hail storms ever
experienced ihs section passed over - place this after
rocn /. came IN the north and -emed 20 have
sorved its power sor special wonder end amea;a'on
Il Sd everything like whea:, OATS grass &c, IN
the vicinity. Our frn, have been stripped ani man
ged TO such thAi fear many VIII never recover
TIE storm lasted aloa: laf an hour. The calamity eA
tended about and half miles in width AMI about
three miles in length The hi which ieI on my farm
should think from three foar inches on the level
ana where IL dTiited it from 20 Two feet deep
was principally about the size e common bullets, with
and then piece Of broken ice Al inch in dieer'
rs dwelling had forty peues OF glass broken ana ON,
erwise damaged. Had the combined deets OF hngiaAd
and France opened their batteries they did a, odessa
upon my castle, aud given me few round Of grape,
think slould Lot have sustained greater iU1y MOI,
wiihs:andng this tremendous storm has greatly dsfgured
and damaged my property nm happy 10 iheTm you that
tie latch string stir haags from the door, and that
I'll have vacant room aid plenty Of the fruits OF the
earth 10 offer tie welry traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
XXXnId CONGRESS. al. INST SESSION.

SENATE. WAsHIsGIos, Monday, June %. 1854.
Mr.. BELL. resented series OF reso utons o the Legs
lature OF tennessee in favor of repeal h duty
railroad IRON of the Pacific RAILROAD ID favor OF
constructing lovee tie bank OF tic assisspP
in favor Of granting pensions the surviving COLDER Of.
the war OF 1879 in granting land TO the Tenne
see Mounted Volunteers OF the % l-l2 anu IN favor
of maxim tie allowances for the lost in the Mexcan
war as in other Al-o, in favor OF cheap ocean
postage
Mir. CLAYTON, from the Committee on Foreign REQ.
tioIs ored bill for the efec,ua Suppression Of
the Slave Trade in American vessels and made speech
tie sui Jet
Nj. CEASE gave notice that tomorrow he would AK
leave introduce bill to prohibit Slavery in the Terri
tories of the United States.
Tie motion TO refer the petition presented by VI.
ROCKW ELL. from citizens of Boston, To- repea u: nc
Fugitive Slave Law, was taken up.
Mr.. JONES Tennl is speaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
TIE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Wilmington, June 22.-Grass cutting is at the
hight. Labor high. Some have paid So day. Wheat
lie turning yellow. The crop is heavy
Me!ss Co., O.) June 20.Wheat is filed out and will
make good crop. 1t is the the Virginia side
If the Ohio.
Washington Co., Md June 2l.-Harvest will be at
iis high, the first week in July. We offering 81 day
ard roast beef and al Ike fxings, foy Graders
Nuskiaepm Co., o. June 2o.--If you wan; peaches,
must out and see Some Of tho or"h d sra
loaded There VII. Dc pretty good crop of wheat in
Ohio, ai.cr all the croakng.
jefferson, o. June eff farmers not salts
fed with present prospects, they hard to please SO
far as have seen, grain, grass, and all look WELL
DroIisE ~ WHrAT.-Sgoh Of our readers have
feed our market report for tic past few days have ob
served that Genesee whea; has steadily declined since
about the sth ust when il held at - 45 This
ing some 400 bushels sold at 81 III which is re-
dIo.on Of ia 80 per busho from tho extreme price
Of the season. One firm engaged in wheat buying IN q.
adjoining county has lost about $500 ON sales made here
yesterday ard this morning. Rochester nion Sd
WysrrRN WHrAr.-Thc XaacsriHe o. Gazette an
rounoes hat wheat is selling in that city for 81 10
and adds that many the citizens remember when K was
dull sale 25 per bushel payable IN store goods
Many farmers Muskingum County have got The whole OF
iost years crop on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
SANDWICH ElANnS
.~<sx A,N,N ", tne rN,rEn STATES,
,Ns..~.s>,-yA,-s< =, Ne pcsso~ rS,.'
N.v,,,.> A>Ns. NAnV. uN>~tvtr, Z
N-.A..-l..- A.A..A % len


.ss,Au. sx~,A h, Am asN,se. hes been rs,seaiei
A. ~ NSnx, ess,ex HIM MI - N'es'ee senes"'i"a H.
a. ,rleA S,Nsys s,ssNe, - che osy 'vo"'S, h" hey
~yss yS.ss, hs AwcsScsNs ~NaM wake slaves cf No'n,
A ~.s,,~ vsw.gsa>cA ~, tcN started SsUe Che NJ w
~ kg.,N ,,'5sS ~ NJ !, Il Marsh u s IN fa,er ~ an
s>e>.sess ssA sNN s,NNlVyNA mSc's VIII the IS'"e
.sssvA~S~s wse ~ ,se St.Amee Vaeefo'ns The N"e''
s.s. .sl vii have Ae.efeIal e'ey, The new number
~, ,>sss~ nelsslssA,n m speech msdo IN Nsrcss ~
IA WA.ANw, IN tAe ta,c NJ anNesi0s these tsia"ds ~
So tNl >ssiss AeI IS She srech me>'HNe' we us,
W W., s>NsiseaeNssg, ,cgses All ~ he sN's" s'V
~ srrS>lss NeSs isleeis vnN IA the t~ss us' s''"
= ~, ssss,,s,ns sSN "a sNe rs>sa Vt she dands Il WI
seAewNtsil, ,,rssrt WI ~ Toe rnes N te re'lsN
vss,~ sss,ss Wa NeAd ,ss e'e~ee ~ sae ra,i'se ~
,,.,as \, aN>.r.scs tSA,A,> she her apparent, g. y
.,sAs ssA s.suS native pN Judd tpeNo very s,n"SN
" tA,,N " sure>,rS, AoNN"e' ,'s'' "VW "s' "',m
.,.,.,.,l tNs. Nstka had treaties with 'he United
49, tNs,aaNl sua sNaacv. aUd certainly them was
~ NNf ii &c sicTea'nee Z" inc aS9'a es'"S moos'ea
sS,sa rs.a Aasrsaacal 50 hong possible. aud IN his
,,ae. "a S,,,S saSio.siE is independence tr some he
~ .spSN As s,a IS NccSWe eNidcni 10 his mind that
a. rstS,n r,r>, ssck rscciFatr thcn he should hci
~ ssA ssls 81 S1scNss,a a. the great rcPahic. ha hs
ScsNes T. NSswyV the natives taa ne islands should n,'
h SsrsNS wtea their csrscNt aad q cypress the wish
- NIX that Nhe natives should discuss the subject
ay ssa make ap them minds 20 What best. before
.s,S w ,o AZ, Mcs, Il tl speeches were against an
pfNslsa ~ gtstut Nrt s were ~ favor Of SnueNns m
81 svVn a re na,an beng able ~ maintain ITS an
SCg~rS<rcSs tbV wc,.'H aoaraea 70 iacslay vNeii,.
n<Nt. al,cS lsss, rs>o'Wi y 10 held m'tl's "eo"H
scf tav yVri~~e II discussing iho sab 'ct
AaNU r,,os 81 TIA. sclC = opposition 10 annexation
.trs .l< t,i<Ssucss should say .lai there arc very
t f,iyrts f,,,ssl e. &C. aud only such ~ are inhn-
seG N The d. h " French IonSUis. Most OF The bug
lSh NSY,h spd Germans alc in favor o anaeNlpr AMI
T. ~ he ext asG, q .aao5, iS''S D"' Ia "'A"
rs rs1, "a The petition Tor auncxaion NJ Perrin the
lUsUt Consi ss France says and does all lac OPP
icg srrtxa,0n He Is much dissatisfied with the present
gcvUrmSnt and would be please To- sec any change but
annexation he thinks that the United States France and
Tsuj should form join; proteciorete for the islands
4 soVoEc1 under, each government 10 b. represented IN
TIE cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHISDrOS, Monday, } ane -, .ssi.
The House refused 10 suspend the rle- 20 enable Ar.
Bliss 10 introduce b.. authorizing the Secretary %; tie
Treasury 10 appoint agent "a investigate AMI brin- 10
Justice certain offenders against the United States law
ard approrairg az 100 for ha purpce. he alluded -
the hniia Washington onpa,ors and those VINO recent
IN robbed tie pitisburg Custom House.
Mr.. Hou.roS moved thai the House -o INFO Committee
Of the whole the hl approprsne 900 zoo for ca.
rylng n, Fccen, treaty with Ac1ico iGto elect.
Mr.. PFC KHAN wish- 90 ole. JlutOn, which wa
merely read for information calling the President; u
not Inconsistent with The public interests % communicate
copies Of al correspondence touching o. concerning the
treaty. concluded between lis Coyernmcn; and Meyco
on a0ih December last. and al subject matter thereon
Mr.. DENTON rose to question of laylege relative 20
The invasion Of the rights % the House in maAng mat
treaty lie reed string 81 resolutions seaport 4 hs
The STEAMER oycrsuiod the -os..on. an tie HJase
wont ITO Conn-,.eo on lLo MoLl.an LEl-y ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

Otter Psmbcs Trenton, H.ypss Bah sehr- waierio Le~s
Boston; ora ida Hs~es, Bath 4 Fish shaw sslssu Berry
PfreletoE, Bath.
hOBILE-Cld June 10. chip Admiral tBr) Cssy Liverpool.
ts AItatross. iswl Tesssn. GOtsnbsrs Arr BARK Almrs
rrir Nv Of.aps
ECEFOLk-Au In HsmroB Ro.ds Jus- ., b-is VIZ ni,a
E,uu.ay Rio Jau.ro. for order
June }, . lar Nss'oyer. Rsrsr- Roston
SsyasyaH-Arr JuDe p ship BfeRen Besuksn S-~.Yorsi
M. S,fv Fr.ncss Ns~-fors koss Morse. BAH
VI. Cl< bsrss SeFanhe, Hsh"Ai >'John y ~ a. boas,s
Joitson St Jnln, n. q , , o.,
N,w.Yors Jun. eg James Nsseheld Alien bath W-n
June p .chr- Wm H. smith for Sew ffS snf Mary
f- sth >isn for Bah VI, .ni srsn
Cummir. for E,rport Ne ca June q sch' ~ Powell
Dsvs NewYo Jure n chr. NJ l. Nes Terry Ne"-io'Ai
Lrculirs. Iufkin. Pcscn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
6teamtoalg ano Eai!roaoo.

nELIGH1FIlL EXCURSION for PARTIES. So
~ CiETlts. SUNDAY SCHOOLS, A--The Barge IRENE
CHATTER y Day Week 'uf EAarin around he srof
its all n reerssary fecouHoGaus; decks each - ~ ~
sc,, With sgss co.0rs Il FtT terms. appy on b'A'
% fsrt WILLIAMS. Aiausf' Dock. BIeokyu.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY stopping at the usuai
~ Lsnding-The wekno~a and asrils s-ealer Az
all leave York from The foot u iharit F.l tpN
DAY. NEDNkSDAY and FRIDAY 2. oelo,s ~ rr,
ave Abany eysy TUESDAY, Thck5DAl ass - .stsDa.
EXCURSlON 10 ROCKLAND LAhk.-ihe sp,el'
~ "a t,rs orfNrOS In tow ~ the fcwcffl steamer Ma
HAM BU. VII hudson Az Hroa "a. q s5i.e o.''S
pn,u. Psrs Zip a. % eri f f .'4rh u 20. -
81 THURSDAY. the 9ih jaGe se-inef r'rntlsP -
following dayl slo~lrs &C y 40 20 Wv nc 'He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
Arrived.

Ship BENZ r. Mlmau, Ellie whsupoa March T. mdse Moses
TnyIdr Mscos March H. Java Heed March a. Cape
Good Hope NAV made S. Helena May IG crossed th Equator
with 50 sail OF yessels OF al nations
Guper Boftonl Lc.s for fo sid fun Macao de-
hsy 81 LAT ~ lon 20 TO- spoke ship Jshn stuart hence for
ssr francisco.
ship (psokctl Hutchinson Liverpool Nay II mdAe
and SIS 70 C. H. Marshall Go June r. lat A. lon 50 50
chip Excelsior from Liverpool for New
York
Ship Holmes Hswkins New Orleans 20 De mdse AID 10
PISS June Is, of Care Florida, in
ship urrosed e be the Lsiy Franklin hence for NeOr
Orleans. Pass. 10 }. McLEne.
BTg Harriet tof Beifas Hazeine Jacmei June 4 ndse TO mas
Hanov CstoGers Bremen 20 de in ballast aud 100
pass TO Herschen Unktrt.
sohr X Mckenzie Dsso, Addison Me-. d., spas to B. L.
Snow 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
TIE NoE1HrRy stsTIsEvr n REGARD 70 NEBRASKA.

TEE NoRTHFnv SIsTINENr ~ HEGARD 20 NEBRi5EA.
The Uorcster Mass PaHqdisrs, edited by tue Postnas
ter Of that city publishes NJ Banks speech IN Congress
sgs:rs, the Nebraska BILL and says, " that Mr. binAs
sentiments are In harmony with the ideas c he great 49,
81 lie people Il the free satesDemocrats ead ais
feet 81 which we have doubt than we have that
q" the Missouri Compromse is expunged from the statute
book tha; the South lee been psidols 10 the North
IN this natter
The death If Mrs CGiharnc Adams wife Of Geo. Adj
am- Il Malone j. announced u The Na0Ee Franklin Co.
FGlcG. Size riding IN company with her nothef
Wien he CONVEYANCE YVES urse' aid tie two preop
20 tie ground. Mrs Adams was instantly killed. The
paper a'so publishes he death Of Guy hegs one ol
IL oles. !nerll anis VI Me.one. ~. s.e vas o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

Among the passengers by the Atlantic we find Richard
H. Winslow, Esq., bearer OF dispatches from Legations
at Paris and London. Mr. Winslow is the bearer of a
appropriate ard we-deserved present from very
large number of the working classes of Great Britain
Capt Ingraham, u. s. ", testimonial of their esteem
for his gallant conduct at Smyrna in protecting kozsta
from the Austrian authorities We learn that the fluid
with which procured this valuable and interesting tok
On, raised by penny subscription among the work
On of the Kingdom II consists of gold double-cased
large sized pocket chronometer, in mahogany case On
the back Of the gold is the following inscription:
PRESENTED
CAPTAIN INGRAHAM
OF the United Navy, by thousands Of the British
Working Cssses, for he noble conduct IN res'uing
kOZsiA, the HUNGARIAN REFUGEE,
the Austrian authorities
APRIL, 1854
The Chronometer is accompanied with an Address, beau
fully engiossed and framed The Address is signed by
the following persons
J. A Nichoav, James Grsssby John Milne, .
Rchsrd Moore. Lionel A Myers, samuel NJ Rydd,
John Dichs Waiter Corfu q. Julien Starney,
Charles Sturgeon,
JOHN ARSoTT, Secretary ROBF LIZ BLOND, Tre asureT
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paper narebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. +. DERRICKSON
Co. No 50 Beekmsnst, offer for sale the lowest 'eas;
" rtins Papers, English French and American
kews Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities.
Pcok Paper, ell si4es. weights and qualities.
Tissue PAPER fancy coo and white. Of the best quality
Hsneug Paper. whio AID colo.ed dferou, widths
Matters Paper him and Of the best quality
C!c,h Paper. 56xf0 and s0xia
shssihirs o. i wv ' assortment let sr,7ss
~poI. ., best quality
Nrayp ias Paper Straw, Rag, aid Manila.
Tea Paper. Of different sizes
Tar Ro0fus PaIeT. suitable for roofs. in roi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHARLESTON, june %, IcJi
The steamship Isabel arrived here this morning with
dates from Havana and Key West to the 22d inst.
We have political news of interest from Havana.
The Sugar market had somewhat improved.
The ship Northern Eagle, from Boston had been ashore
on the Bahamas but got of by the aid OF the wreck
ers having thrown overheard 80 of ice. She
tanned hut little injury She paid the wreckers under pro-
test So %. The vessel passed Key West on tho 10th
with light but fair wind for New-Orleans
No other disasters are reported from Key Wes..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
FEARFLLLY STABBED IN 4 FIGHT.

Patrick Rafferty, a laborer, living in Fify-second-s,
between Seventhav ard Broadway, while in scufe last
night with one Michael Mccoy dreadfaly, and it is
thought fatally stabbed by sharp instrument in the
bonds of his adversary. Mccoy, after indicting the
wound ran of and made his escape The Twenty Second
Ward Police pursuit. and have strong hopes OF ar
r,stnc and bringing him TO justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
CHOLERA IN MISSOURI.

CIScINNATI Saturday June p, l-jl.
Cholera has broken out at Independence, Missouri.
letter dated the goth The ~. Louis Iaegencer states
that the deaths in three days at Independence reached 81
and several fatal had occurred Weston and st.
Joseph; also six or eight the steamers Clara and
San Gloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOsTON Monday, june q. l-JI.
The bark Tally Ho from tho Coast OF Africe and Port
Praya, arrived here yoseriayreports leaving Port
Praya L. s. frigate Constitution, Commodore Mayo, to
sa a cruise down the Coast she had taken
stores from the Nevada which arrived the 2-th ult.
The sloop of Dale, Commander Whippie was crus-
ing near the River Congo.
The Taly-Ho brings letor.bag from the Constitution
also corporal of marines invalid and ten discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
NEhcIep.

Sid from Nantucket I'D ship Spartan Turner Edgiown TO com
plete fitting Pacific Ocean. . - .
Arr ~ sag 9h brg Charlotte Miller s. Atlantic Ocean
with 400 bbls on board. home 30 bbs
AR a; 81 Helena Pioneer Babcock Greenpor 100
SEQ VIII land Sd q cuie;) soh OREGON Terry do s5
$50 VIII May 2 Kathleen, Allen, New Bedford 80 p 600 VIII all
eIuseJ SID April &C. Ann, Hedges s H. IS sp, 40 VIII; Sea
flower Cudworb. New bedford 80 sp board
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

BUSTEED NOMINATED FOR DISTRiCT-ATTO
NEY.
Special Dispatch TO Tho y. Y. Tribune.
WAsHISGTos, Monday, June &c, 1854.
The " Democratic portion Of the New-York Congress
siona delegation have recommended Richard Busted of
your City for the vacant District Attcneyship. He viii
probably be nominated when the President returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE FILLIBUSTERS
AT NEW-ORLEANS.

NEw-ORLEASs, Wednesday, June 81, 1854.
In tie Circuit Court Judge Campbell has charged the
Grand Jury in reference TO the intended infringement of
the Neutrality laws alleged in the Presidents procla
nation and las ordered several witnesses appear before
the Grand Jury to-day in the matter amongst them SAM
uel j. Peters, Mr. Tbrasher, Gen. Qutman, g..