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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

,. MeENALLY-Att Attorney at Law Office
ege nearly opposite Judge Wright's Store, Clear
field, Pa.,-prsetices in CIearfeld and aajoining
counties IJune L. silly
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

E9- We call the attention Of those desiring
to purchase valuable real estate, to the adser-
tisehent of a SheriH9s Sale, in another coll
umn, One of the best business stands IN Cur
wenSville VIII be sold. % Ra
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

= The Emperor Nicholas is said to have ex-
pressed considerable apprehensions of an attack
st. Petersburg, by the allies, and MoYEE ULuAN
feels that the crowds continually rushing to his
New and Cheap Clothing Store, will take it by
storm. His goods the cheapest in the
county--at least he says so G o and try them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

-g7ft is an old maxim that Competition is the
life Of trade" If SO, trade in clearaeId has
considerable vitality just now, and r. SHAW b
son have just received the most excellent and ele-
giant Stock of Goods, brought into the county,
which they sell cheap for Cash. at their New Store
in the West end of the Mansion House.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

G-Our friend Tow. SHEA, has opened his
splendid assortment of cloths, cassimers, and
other dress goods. They are all, and more
than Tom said about them before their arrival
and that .oas moi a little As he is renowned
Gor giving his customers ''its,'' we have no
doubt his store will be filed to overfowing,
With anxious applicants fof fashionable coats,
jackets, -trouserloons.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

Hoo Sacks Salt just received at the Cheap
AOU Store of M0SS0P q &F9TTARFF sf'-a
June L. IA. el rte.sasEl-se =
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

Cur Blacksmiths, Merchants, and others, de-
aripg to purchase Pigs. Bar, and other Irons, OF
those wishing to obtain Water Pipes, can 90 50
CuAs. r CkvPpELL & Cos, No. I99, North Water
St. and 81 North Wharyes, Philadelphia
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

Z JACKSON CRANS--Attorney at Law OF. fzs
<s fee adjoining residence Cleartied. Pa i.
May 26, ,f54-Iy
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cloarfeld, June Is, 185f1y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

-75-It is frequently difficult to obtain Account
Books such as desire, aud for Justices 20 obtain
D5eket9 10 suit them They are made to order at
the Wholesale Book and Paper Store of j. Hollow
EERT, 40 90, North ront ST., Philadelphia
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

s}t Barrels New Orleans Sugar at Sixpence pei
~ pound, for sale at the Cheap Store of
NJ HILLS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

1--WE are not sufficiently acquainted with Ii
quors ordo desire to be- to speak of their good
or bad qualities but WELLER, kLISE ELLIS,
enjoy the reputation of keeping the largest and
best liquor store in Philadelphia, No. 1913, North
Third st. Those desiring good article for medi-
cinob culinary, or sacramental purposes, viii do
vclfto try them
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GrahaTnton, June Il,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

HTE ALL. TAKE IIoBENSACK. --IIobensaek's s
w Worm Syrup and Liver Pills for sale by
June 13, '54 = MoSSOP q P0TTARFF
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

EA1IEs B. GRAHAM-Merchant and extensive
~ dealers in lumber. Grahampton, P. o., Clear
field county Pa May IS. '54-ly T
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05

IL BUCHER SWooPE-Attorney at Law. For
IL He merly of the firm of Scott & Swoope Hun
tingdon Pa. Office next door to, and over ESQUIRE
Nrigteys, Ciearheld, Pa. May 26, Billy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

dance, il. entirely ON the other tide. How man!
Mewbers are accustomed to say. "If you don't put
"in an appropriation for my ds'fe'' III 'o's
agunst our bill" and so bills are over'"aaea an,
distorted by attempts to secure the votes OF TINS anu
ths. Member by satistiDg Bis local vorscl'y'
France never. when free, required her legislators
10 reside in the Districts they respectively repre-
scented: Great Britain never made any such reqasi-
top II is absurd and narrow as would be require
men, that every representative of District wherein
red hair predominated must himself have been born
with locks Of crimson, or at least of chestnut hue.
The time has fully arrived for upsetting this local
foolery and we trust it will be broken down at the
next election. The District which shsll first dsre-
gard i! will deserve well Of the country especially II
il chooses for its representative such man as HENRY
WARD BFECHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
LATEST TELEGRApHIc INTELLIGENcE.

LVERPO0L, "Wednesday, JUNO q, Io'F'
The Continental news is very scanty. There is no fresh
intelligence from the East.
The French Three cents opened at 75f and rose to
73f. iJc.
On the 23d Narcisca EscOsgra, mother OF the former
Minister of that name vase arrested at Madrid.
The following paragraph, dated St. Petersburg June
H. is from the MsAiteur of yesterday;
The damage caused by the blockade Of the coasts of tho
Baltic and the Black Seas may be estimated pretty nearly
according to the ordinary rate OF the exports and imports
Thus in ls52 3soo regted vessels entered the pors oil
the Baltic and assat the same number ie those poi'
Tho nuher of s.ses which entered the Black Sea wss
26OO-toal 500, 900 tuns.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

the feelsa which have aeaiy been put out By some OF
The organs O the Ru--ian Iery IN France, th4 since
the Court of ~. PttoIsburg has taken tins reso-
iuiiop lie next step contemplated mas b. 70
rroo.s an arissico and congress The people Of thi-
coufr- would look, c6'bteIf, VIII he uto. sus
fcion OF onv ,uch scheme TAoy have ~. as1ctvelg
ihrouetoui this dpuis Tia. force alone could bring The
Emreror If kussa TO ald now that we are be-
prinr 70 resp ie irst al, Gntages o. the campaign
ard have driven back the ag-TessOr within - tefsi
TO- ies thcv will no. he satisfied with Whit i.ord r.
euaon termed the other nilh an insight result or
"a sterile triumph. The world now kno"s beyond
All dspue the osc's Of Russia whenever she cia hope 10
accomplish them should the qu stcn DC unse.uei aI.sr
DE pre4clt Turkey cannot rely on another saol l
te eutOn in her favor Whatever has yet been lone We
owe ~ orr uuon and II that unon be- mainiantd a. we
trust it VIII be few months longer, cannot doubt thS
il III secure al We have night to expect but upoa 'ha
crition depends not only the OF The allied pos"
ers in the pre- contest but th restoration ani cannu
hnce OF the peace OF the wOrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE WARS

From he Liverpool Coulter Of " eine-isy. June p
Paris IVEsn,f MoRSING.-The M9Hitcrr announces
tiata dispatch received from Vienna dated Monday,
sates that the see Of Stria raised and that the
Russians retiring Their retreat was beng
effected from all parts Of Walischla in the direction OF
FOX s and Bcrat The entry OF the Austrans into the
Prncpsltes is decided on, and Count Coronin. with the
frs division. 20 he followed closely By second u ready
70 dcscend the Danube TO Gugesc whence he viii maFcl
10 Eucharist.
No later TEX graphic advices. The Austrian Eavoy at
Ceusi annope Is - communicate with tie Pore a t9 tho
ss necessary 10 be taken with view TO the occupation
Of The Princpatcs by the Au-rans The retreang Rus
ssn army leaves in the hospitals great number OF sick
and wounded The Turkish authorities have given notice
a. respect them and TO give passports TO tho medical men
who remain behind attend the sick In the last assault
OF si-ria Russian commander OF infantry brigade was
wounded, and euenant-cclone OF artillery snd dive OF
fceTs killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
INDIA AND CHINA.

Tho Express in anticipation Of the Overland Mall hr1 G
rived brief abstract Of the principal items oi ne" was
given ON Monday.
The Russia, Squadron supposed to tnye taken refuge
On the coast of Esmschatka. One OF Ia vessels Uss seen
about days since, at Woosong wher' he haa p IN o'
intelligence.
After deduct.ng vessels ordered home, our naval iorce
in tbo.e sea, consists Of vessels Of the Royal navy,
mounting pa guns Of % sueamers Of the Indian navy
mounting l2a guns, of very hes'y caibEe and heavy
eta nad Of smiling ships Of inc service, mount
inc 100 0sus making total Of "A vessels and s63 guns,
exclusive Of the French squadron. II s not the Russian
souadron that il feared by mercantile marine, but
u;rstes from California, sailing under Russian colors.
CALCUTTA, May l5.-Freights have fuetusted, having
at first receded fully lO bat which, after receipt OF new
Of actual War in Europe, has been recovered.
BOMBAY, May 23.-Owing to the few arrivals since ;he
departure of the last maj. ghs have advanced ron
- Cd. to "a l5s. 70 Liverpool, and 20 London 5
HosG-Koye, May s.-Freights 70 England, ~ or Tea
and 90 for Silks.
| AxoY, April 2s.-Trsie unf.gorable.
SHANGHAI, April aa.-Trade dull
CASToy-The continued unfavorable sdvees from the
interior seriously affect the import trade The Provinces
we're overrun by bandit; and the feeling strong thai
the picking of the Tea would be effected in ose places
and that there would be bad shor. mpplie- oft.
ALExAyDRIA.-Great numbers of vessiis keep pouring
in for komevsrd cargoes but hey find that there
stuff for shipment. Freghs cor1equenhy az y y
I per quarter. .,
Prices Of Wheat and Beans falling 10 Consequence u
the sdyices fIcn England.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
NAVAL INTELLIGESCE-STEA SAN IA
. CINTO-IHE COURT MARTIAL on CAPT
DOWNING

PHfLsDrrrHiA Friday, July T. 1884.
Tie e. s. steamship San Jacinc returned this afternoon
from Ter trial trip for testing her machinery She has
been ahsen about days and has been tried under
sails aud .iesm performing to the satisfaction Of all on
board Her speed under steam not tested in
quonce Of The wretched quality Of the coal She however
attained an average speed of knots and with good coal
vii easily make o.
The Court artsl in Capt DowDing's case was in
session sy hours to-day. but made progress in
quence Of the Judge Advocate Peck not being prepared
with proper record Of the previous session The record
was re-coped and the Court directed the following be
entered the record of this da, session: The Court
met pursuant to adjournment but in consequence Of the
"Judge Advocate not being prepared With his minutes
recess was had to enable him to make up his record
(Which being read the Court adjourned"
Capt. Crabb openly charged the Judge Advocate with
inccmpeency. The Court room was then cleared for
private session concerning tie delays imposed upon The
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
pROM WASHINGTON.

sPe'"' ''" WasHIsGToS, Friday, July 7, 1884.
The Homestead bill lapguisbes. The Nebraska North
ern Democrats say that the President has secured his
darling measure for the South he gives cold shoulder to
the Homestead bill.
In tho eose of tie United States Dsrict-Atorneyship
Westbrcok rersu McKeon the Presidential decision can
not be n favor of the defendant; still the anNebraska-
ties will not be seriously afflicted
Gen Butler is quite indignant at the offer Of the Gov
eroorsbp of Nebraska. His successor is yet unknown
bisior ExoRY, in Tie Union repcls with indignant Sc
verify the charges made by Col BEsToS in his speech On
the ten millions appropriation. lie says the charges are
malicious end false and that their author has notor-
ously tlanderous tongue
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
xxxuIp CONGRESS. ..."....Fms1 SESSION.

SENATE. WAsHIsGToS. Friday, July I, 1854.
In tt Senate to-day Mr. ALLEN presented the resolu
tos Of the Legislature Of Rhode Island the subject Of
slavery against the Nebraska BILL against the Fugitive
Slave Law and against the acquisition OF new territory.
bill confirming private land claim IN LOUISIANA was
reported and passed. m
The bill making appropriations for constructing military
roads In Washington and Nebraska Territories report
cd and passed. .
Mr. PRATT from the Select Committee on the subject,
reported bill for the Improvement OF the navigation of
the Paapsco River and TO make the harbor OF Baltimore
accessible 10 war steamers of the United States.
Hr. MALLORY offered resolution calling for inform
alton respecting the construction of the Canal the
Peninsula of Florida and the removal Of the bar at ST.
Johns river in that State Adopted.
The private calendar was then taken up ms being oD-
lection day and the following bills were passed:
Tie bill for the relief Of the heirs OF Bgader General
Thompson Of the Revolution. Passed. Yeas % Nays u
The Senate passed twenty Senate bills six House biis
and pOatponed all others on the calendar.
Mr. STUART moved TO reconsider the vote by when
the Senate adopted the report of the Conference Commit
tee, fixing the Al of August for the adjournment a
The CHAIR (Mr. Badger) decided the motion out OF
order The rule required motions reconsde to be made
on the day the vote taken, within the two next sue
ceedng daye Of sessous The vote taken last
Saturday since when the Senate had been in session on
Wednesday and Thursday. The motion was, therefore,
too late.
Mr. STUART appealed but afterward withdrew the ap-
peal.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

MAssacHUsEIrs.-The people of Western MasSAchu-
se. gathered TEN THOUSAND strong at North Adams on
tho Fourth 10 celebrate the anniversary OF our inde
pepdence and to discuss the great questions oi Freedom
aud Slavery.
The Whg Lieut.. Governor, W. c. PLrSKErT' was
President of the day. The military and fremen were out
in force and fosr thousand Yankee women, mothers ana
daughters, also there. , .
The Hon. T. COLLINS LEE, Anti-Nebraska Wing Of
Baltimore spoke in the forenoon upon the day. It's origin
and its authors. A.,
Tbe Hon. f. d. Culver OF New-Ycrk, spoke IN Tie
serroon upon Nebraska the encroachmens OF the slave
oxer and the remedy 1t was glowing ceieorson' ana
ihs cheers that freedom sent up made the very concaVe
ring. ,,.- ,vba, e,cel
,os.ts were read and speeches made by the Lieut.
ca,ornor nv j. D. Goodrich, NJ. C., by q. Sonius Lee
IN Culver, /. j. Robinson, and others.
The tosss breahed out the true spirit Of h0ery' an'
vn,o tho rsaex OF the sentiment of the people
A. nearly as could be ascertaned' the sennmen. u'
SsSrashs stood Against the inquity, s's' for tho OIL
3-Posfmasters! ~ av :, Nassa.
chusetts.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT BOSTON-THE
LONDON STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.


The R. NJ steamship America reached her dock at East
Boston at O'Clock this morning. and the mails for the
South were forwarded by the o'clock train via New
Haven.
Messrs Barings London Circular Of Friday, June %
says
'1he Money market is eascr. Consols have advanced
American Eagles, 76l3.'
There has been more business done the past week in
American Stocks and sales have been made IN many OF
the Drncpal STATE Securities at quotations, VIZ:
Mar5 Sterling 5s 95; Massachusetts Sterling 5s
lOl Pennsylvania 30, inscripons) asli do Bonds
s5I s6l; Virginia Gs dollar bonds 9209 exdlvdend;
do S. (sierling bonds ei Pennsyvania Railroad, 80
o3,: Illinois Internal Improvement, ~ asO Canada 6s
ll0alIOg New-Oreans City G., II, exdlyidendi United
eXdiyidend.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
TIE CARS REPLY TO the AUSTRIAN NOTE; ;.I, y,
THE RI.ACD SEA.

The Sidou and Irfexble arrived at Baltschck on the
d June from the mouth Of the Danube each having three
vessels in tow one with military clothing, and most OF
them with provisions for the enemy. Three OF them were
under Dutch two under Greek, and one under Neipoli-
tan COLOR The boats of the lnhSble were fired upon by
the enemy they went in to cot out one Of the prizes ou
no further harm was done than senfng bnle throg
one of the paddle box boats the fire was returned but
with what effect Is not known.
Advices dated Varna June Is, state that the Duke OF
Cnmbridge with the first division OF the British army had
arrived there on the present day.
Prince Nauoeon's division was TO embark Tor Narna on
the 18TH 1000 French troops had arrived at Adrianope
The Angio-Fronch Advanced Guard has arrived at
Prnvadi , -, ., -.
Admiral Bruats squadron will enter the Black Sea to
cooperate with the united squadron. -
Schamy was at a few marches from Tifs with 80 600
men. -: sou,
The Russians have planted the sixteen guns taken from
the Tiger on the newly constructed batteries OF odessa
conspiracy has been discovered in the Russian gar
on of Caabeg and number of officers have been sent
10 Siberia. 80 IL,
The official Est Of the Russian army OF the Danube shows
a loss of 50 600 since the crossing oi the iruth
BUcHARTsT june l5.-The march Of a British detach,
mont from Varna rrayad the 18th was announced
ON the same ay TO the commander of the Russian corps OIL
observation stationed below Basardshk, by C0ssac'
Tie Russian corps at once commenced movement III
retreat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Adhesion of the Smaller German States
to the Austro- -Hrussian Treaty.
COTTON FIRM.
BREApSTUFFS WITHOUT CHANGE.

The United States Mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Com
ock reached the Battery at o'clock aud five minutes
this morning. from Liverpool which port she left AZ
O'Clock, 7. NJ. Wednesday the 2sh uli making the
passage in Nine Days Tue're Horrs aad Treay-Eigh'
minutes apparent or Nine Days Slteea HoRrs and y-
Mree minutes acfpol time from port TO port The shOres.
passage ever mace by hour and ffty-,wo minutes
Tie following persons came passengers in The Baltic:
The Hon Hnab Maxwell Mrs ana Miss Ms1w IL. NJ Henry r.
Rail Nh. DR. Worsier J. q. Evans VIM kcut. J. "
sunner n T. CLARK Soinl Robinson II. NJ Walker g. l. snyi,
John Olden Nm Holmes. A. H. blum, joseph nofne lose,
Whit CsagLan. Domingo Dadan JDsefh Byns, Ar aai
Mr.. Robert Gri-Rod Ms Gum AID children, Miss LarneT
Name Mrs Mare MtssIs J. CapP b. LA~Isnce hopp a.
q " Hicbards n + Miller. w II. Mum T. r. Cornsl. j.
p Fowler w. Bennett. Joseph W. Fellows H. CaEryl
f ID Gareschk Nj WadsgOr.h Mr and Mrs II T. s.lr
and Fisher snd Miss Hoa iessr O.
Wills Henry NomeT Thos Biisud. G. n kuuotn julius II
-ep Mr. aud Mrs Fsnthorp and Mr spiuks aud
dsuei1r Mr. Mobsarrab Mrs NerDrr. Mr Cuher he- Th5L
Drew Lorzo Blackstone w n Coles, J. r fersn i IL ais
Mis- Ludl, Psz Mssrs Chs smith T. Herurih r. h
simpou T. Gsen L. Navy Mr ard Mrs Peter hn,de-,
Mrs T. Hunt judge J. r. Colt. Messrs p Gresov, W
Hsn. H. Toier M and .is j. 4 Bell Mssr-.
M Tsylr T.. y. smith J. ;. smith Nn TAYLOR,
! n Howard Cart 4. Humphrey L. : A.; Cap T. W. Bsrs
Tow Mr. and Mr.. Jos Bancroft. Mss Bancroft Mr. Thos
Fnrih Brush NJ Hubert 5 s. Iynde Isaac Taylor Ms-'
NckIiop Mr. Mrs Alex Caftel Mis- fndlaI Mr and Mrs
spiiug ard three children Mr. and Mrs T. Warbing Juaihsn
Meson Ahur Mason Misses Isabella and Ahce Mason r~ >
Mr. Loner Dickson. g. w. Johnes T. Schwarz Col Mafu
der H. 4; Mr Henry. Wm Checks " T. Tuner II Co..ei'
l,ro r. Trunr-forH Miller Mr.. Jacobs Mss aspten Mss
sirans se Mi aud MIs Broensn T. De LeIins-Toisl; 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
ST pETFRsRTRG.

Letters from st. Petersburg of the 18th announce thu
he EHIeror Nicholas has gwen order to his a'de-de
G. MI General Dolgourouk, Minister OF War, TO proceed
70 he Danuban Provinces. He was 70 give an exact nc
count of the condition Of military Affairs end especially
Of the operations OF the siege o Ssra. This MEASURE
which of tie highest importance at the present Jmeat
had produced profound sensation in the Russian capa
the Emperor never sends his Minister OF ar on sueh
missions excepting grave occasions.
An imperial ukas suhorises the Russian Minister o!
Finance 10 issue the last series Of paper money which
are 20 produce Fx millions of silver r1ubles and COM
pctes the authorised by the imperial ukas OF The 18TH
January last.
TIE troops are being withdrawn from Narws aud con-
cenfraiing themselves roand ST. Petersburg H)gland ls
occupied. Tic rich Inhabitants Of the Russian capital
have been laoly making excursions as far as engtos
ond Ekness and far Roye and Balsh Por, in
order To obtain information 10 the operations of the
Anglo-FrenCh feet This curiosity has given rise 10 yery
sovere observations the part OF the police. In addition
10 the division Of the guard there are also az st. Peters
burg and neighboood the of the Light artillery,
the third and fonrth hatalcns Of the reserve and the th
sixth bsitaons of the granadiers, of whom two dys
ions are in Poland. Two divisions of the Russian Bac
feet ere Crorstadt and division il near Sweiborg
The uf of Finland il fpl Of small vessel. of war The
troops stationed the southern cOas. ne far as Baltic
Port and TIE northern coast far HesInsters, are
ready to march at the first call.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
RETREAT OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY FROM TIE
TrfREISH TERRITORIES.

The following important despatch announcing me li1e-
ae and complete retreat of the Russians from the sultan
dominons was published on Monday morning. u,...,o
PANS. Monday-Tbe MORueur publishes intelligence
from Bucharest Of the 23d received by telegraph via Bel
Grade II says: "The sioge of Sstra, suspended on he
sians have evacuated Giurgewo and the whole Musco-
ve army is about 10 retire beg ond the Pruth.
CRoSsTiDT lin Transylvana,l june 70 The Russians
are leaving Wallacha in all haste. They take with the
the horses oxen wheat and every thing moveable on which
they can lay their hands, leaving nothing behind but their
wretehed paper money.
Letters from France represent that The wheat crops are
looking we'll but tie crops would, it is asserted be about
"A fortnight later, even if the weather continues ine
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
MOVING MACHINE TRIAL.

CANANDAIGUA, Fnday, July 7, ItJl
In the case of Howard aud others, versus Forbash and
others in the L. :. Circuit Court, Judge Hall presiding,
verdict has just been rendered by the Jury III favor OF
plaintiffs every issue. Tho trial was fcigned issues
The Jury found Ist that VIM f. kechum was the orsi-
nal aud first inventor OF the improvements IN moving ma
ches claimed in his reissued patent of April 1853 Sec
ond that the ro,ssued patent TO ketchum of April 1888
is for the same inventions desired and intended to have
been patented in his original patent of July lsi7 and
third that the Forbush machine embraces both the fore
Going claims and is Infringement OF ketchums re-,
ued patent Tho has been trial four days, and
lie Jury were out about half an hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
ACCIDENT on TIE GREAT WESTERN Raul
ROAD-sEvEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED.

BUFFALO, Frldhy July I, I5Vf'
dispatch from St. GATHERINGS this morning. states that
the night Express train the Great Western Railroad
which left the Suspension Bridge last night, over
horse whereby the two emgraut thrown of the
track killing seven pass ngers and severely woundng
ten others some of whom will not recover. None of the
passenger in tie efrs;cass severely injured and
all the employees escaped unhurt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
.Aopr prssIAN PRIZES.

MExEI Ju,As leHer Majesty steamers Anlpa.'u IN, ni1
sem Anna lAsrie sloop Loreazen and Fortuna 'ioop'
Ibom.en have arrived in the roadstsad' ..,.., 49,
ELssorG, June ls-ihi' Iiornng, a. -, tonr
Dutch wis in ". ,.. -,
FARo,sryp, Jane s-Tbe jorge Albert VanderIee WIN 1a
timber and beap. for Holland and Jean Marie, Halle
with rye and hemp oz Holland have arrived here prizes
TO the English. D.. =, psn.
EDsIyoar, June 2o.-The Union v. Barn, .,1s r.sns
ureh, and the Nornen, Dahl OF Berger, Pss'e1
lhe Sound Yesterday prizes to the English. ,.od
ss,-The Francisca Nicholson, OF CoPenhagen, passeG
through the Sound 18th June, prize to the Enssn se
II ts po passed through yesterday to the norshward
also a prize 10 the English
prvrpr AT oF THE RUSSIANS FROM sILISrRIA.
IN ,be ls,b inst the garrison Of Sls1ia plsde s9rte