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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

WHEnEAs, 4 NUMBER OF PERSONS, ON The
night ofthe second Of January went into the house
th: company and destroyed property belonging 70
The said patty VA recognized q the csrs Of Engine
and runners Of the said engine; therefore, be II
Resolved That the ocers Of this company be- and they
said persons and their adsrs and abeors In the Outrage
brought that there the ends justice
be sssfed and the community made acquainted wi VI the
true character OF tho Individuals mentioned
Resolved, Ths members Of the York Fire DcpaYt
nen and as citizens having interest the
OF peace aud order In the community
outfsge the from the that Was made 81 mid
night vi at homes, and therefore unabls.to
pr tot and the public property committed TO our
oksrge = -
Resolved That publicity to be the prevepta
tive CT such ourages In the future
lutons DO entered the minutes Of this
be his Honor the Mayor and Common Council
d prtshed in the New York Herald sunday Mercury and
Fnemtn's Journal. ISAAC a. SEIxAS.
WIZ. G. JoycE Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
SECOND BOARD.


WEDNESDAY, JAM 40 P. y.
nere were plenty Of b and orders at the board this
afternoon. Parker Vein improved nearly III sslllsg at
the Close at buyer 10. Toltsc sold ct H. buyer co. Al
gomah AK Phoenix Gold was in some demand, ct Y
for cash, and time. The President has gons down
to the mines and there win probably b. some activity
in the stock whom he rsturns We have already eopgs
ulated the brokers the introduction Of the Boston
stocks to the board For Copper Fal "a ws bid this
morning-it was offered at So. Native and D,ugias
houghton are offered ct Lehish Is held at 3 Ulster
AS Lindsay at 80 cents; Charlotte ct O. Hartford 0usrry
At 70; Gold Hill ct az, at the close Caledonia ct 4
MINING BOARD, JANA
~ % ans Iolscc:. oso IL 100 shs Asouah. bSo AZ
90 Parker vein.. .slw TX $50 Phoenix ... AZ
200 do.......blo 500 do beo Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

IN New Jersey Railroad-C. 3. Mail and Exprsss Lines
!hrousb in four hour.-winssr ArranGensntDeo rs sds
Leave New YORK. foot Of Cortlandt and ii
and 4, and 6h Pm. Leave Philadelphia, 81 LSO g.
aads ~; and st1 and 5h Pm g 70 for second elass
Fare from Esv York g - IN and u y. and
Canden and 81 with reduced prices New Jersey
line, which leaves q Il from foot Of Cor
lABdt via Camden walnut houra
0msihsse: vi run from the Ken Mngcn depot % the prn
oepss for each pess.p sss wisS ba1ssse for ana
Through ticl cts sold fer Baltimore Warrington Norfolk
weldon WlEingon and Charleston In al trAias
Through baggage agents and baggage Motors 81
lines only Passengers With baggage the ferry nses
minutes before the trains leave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
WAfoHIsl wAToHlsi,-ylwILRY. pIAxoNn

w ana silver ware. ne subssribs9 would cali The
attention u purchasers - ths large and elegant aer
nsnt Of good IN hi line which he ess for sale a much
Zee aa go. ytsss saSEcae Rssssse aesso,s q nahn
slset sn Aneng the May axtslss Of hoestsrs win be
bound The following, vhish he sere wholesale and rsta
slss e. Ssssnss xsss,t:l perfect n.s ns'R
3 nn ~ ':s;s ~ :sss.1
pocket ehfonouetss. DsFst time ksepsrs 9 % no. eight
lay vaAehss which eight days Wah wndng $lO
70 l6 enamel watches fes ladies' IN hunting
- 70 100 diamond watches foI ladies' n magic ease
o - So magic watches which change Into thrss different
WAtehee 300 % ; watches which Wind and turn the hands
without hey, S0e - l0 All knds 81 witches veg
PessIme geld lepine yssshs4 four heles jsweled -;
~ s0S s:ss 80 :ys 81 o s1s.ssS YssShss fog
s oliver dssehss evs!s sll; laAise el9 ssts saxrsr
ssssssss, 8 : o; rid iseisss. 90. " aaS ie.s
lame chains, 30 - TO- esd ehaias . 10 81 ged fob
chains, - - Fl ens gcla wedding rngh - Wtof golA
guaxA keys q os; geld feb keys y ssl b sal =
= y; gela tAinbies % geld pencils. V 4 geld
Deas sal penetls q v s diamond EinGA q 70 90; as
asnA esng 500 g so; aianena pias. ~ = SIG se!e
'S i; s So q: I: re "a +, s
psens pse "a ~ 8 a. ysf ssbis 2ssks " - SIS q .;
1--we sups, fsf children y - x oliver napkin rings sask
% % golA axnlsAs fog ehlaxse, PEI pair, q % 70
llae eeld EAs ia % 81 chased geld rinS q y q lvW
NiMHlcs Gavss teps e.; selA eearf pin9 u toI
Van sesssA ssssnd Asse. Asax nroaAwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

~ eevefnmeat he's ~ rss.s-- r-.-...
dollars, and The dimisutioa b sttIi going a.
The following tabls win show the amount Of United
Stss stocks rsdssmsa At the Treasury Department DUR
ing the ek ending Saturday and the amount Of the
publio dabt outatandfpe:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

DURNToN's PRIVATE DANCING ACADRwY. ee
- prosdvsyksw glasses forming for ths Second tsrm
taught correctly and srsseuy Glasses thsss whe
Ars acquainted With dancing also for thess who
enong 70 learn Circular sbtAnst and all aDp
sssaons 70 b made At IA Bsvsry, booksssrs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

--~---------~~~>~>~~~~>~~~~r
MADAMK vRTAULT, NO. I'll BROADWAY, UF
M stars 10 retire from business offers ths L.
tes and the public in general her entire stock Of
ssna.tins o. eloais ospos Sewers smbroideriss A.
kst Purchasers will End advantage call and make
choice, the goods will be sold below Me usual price,
MESRs. TIFFANY 4 CUTTING HAVING RETIRED
M " N the retail rry Foes business their rich and
Mvc stock viii be closed ct greatly reduced
Sslss to CONN Ut 81 Monday 9h January
BY ARNOLD COysTA Bile & Co
ITO THE LADIxs-R W; RoBERrs RRsPIcTyUELY
announces 70 the ladies that he will
eh Janusy ana the following week. the balance the
season stock 81 cost price, and any sssd damaged
IN December for pressnt have also been Ladies'
81 Ninth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Total. pkgs - 10i SO 2i6 sse3s IA oag 81 st2
woclen srodu ctons exhibit very hts AMI a ,tiou All
no imp ovement in value blankets 10 slack request
party for shipment "a California, ~ former q1otaous
lain end fancy csssmeres good 20 ppy and limited
temand at previous figures Cloths are bsco ming qults
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TR AIMS DAILY FROM
II Chambsrs street for Albany and Troy
xxprees train A. M-Through in four hsurs connecting
evening.
NAH train, A. M.-Throush way trains ~ Il u. and
Express Train, ST; 1.-EmiGrsnt train p H. For larry
town, 1880 r. n For Peekskin, $50 r. n For Pouch,
ksspse ii 10 A. H. and r. H. Passengers taken q Cham
bers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty sst
Sunday trains Canal street. at $40 p r. Albany
and Troy, stopping q a way ssstions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAl.
wAxCHns, JAwnLRY, 20.

Tv1YSTAL PALACE NEW YEARS PRH6xNTA-HUN1
~ 4 RosisN. Nsts Bton NortimeRl Jewellers. gold
Lsnaea sx 70 ss ne astsation q ths Pabs 2 their
vsf plata To-, for sais n elias xiii BriSish Depart
nsnk For ssmetes and prices apply 70 the AGENT NJ
OHAHLD0 MO0RID0n who y IN aSbendaAse daily q the
Crystal Palace. OF - "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

CAMDKN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADBI~
phfa from pier No North river Two linss daily, ~
A. - and I az J. Accom- lin: = A. 70 by
way places and Camden; fare 81 Express neN p n By
John Potter 70 Amboy thence direct Camden BIZ eats
through IN ave hours; fare -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

INsURAKCH. ?
Ry'i's saa's S'i S. - & :sss' VA
m. nsa. Hs. u. EARL 3; irsiisGsx AND xmoAsDE
H..4 $40: s. I'm. .. :aaars ss,.s,.
S Sssas: :is: 3: SSIs;s s::s,,: :s''
Ssli::s sssss. e. ne :s:::a
!s;s iii Il. ,:sa ; ssss: o... s
ess. .iss 9s a. x....
Nova Nov one. sS: :, e. John
sis.9Ss.i@a:ss sSs: s. ysha.
Gs:s !. sss:.s. !:
ns.s:ss. = x Ds%s:S 8
~ ssS :s y: .s Us:ss ;:.::: e
The L'' NJ, q rs m s cs. n s.S
MnFan g. Piel ersGil, Ksq. I. :. lanksr.
R Nss.. AZ ls ,a: e; e: n.ssn.aA
@ S:::ss :s rA-.l. s..s.
s s:sss - G fSs,, n:Y n:sShssf
s:.:ss: csIsiss. 81. 1870. zissss SESSION.
James wsisvsIi 10 G.a.::o. f1sssss.s o.. MI.
O. A. rhsnson Fellow d the institute Of Aossauss Ls,ss
Joesph Blunt. Counsel
JOB. r. xsseals D., ana J.ns b. sas.s, MD.
fhis pany established In Scotland, unasr vhe
direction Of persons Who had been long
the leading object Of prsetsgs being 70 a.
ford - fer - poee 10, 70 lee insuxnE thsx vss d an
Parts u the world the facilities an6 axvantaxss q -
osisyst n thst respect " parties drsaa Bl.a Bssssh
estAbshuea nrse extended y The colonies roa1
-
report Of seventh annual general meeting Of tae
company heid - Rdnberg, Tussaa,, New. printed
sompauy . once. -
The Srss dvien pssA being fer tssu & ssvss ysax
mseS 49, az az Peiisis. 49, Sus ~
70 participate In that division.
The eompAn. s now an Anerioan ~ wsu = Brixsh b.
stttuton having csnfrmed The Laws sfAs aeas 81 New
YORK IN relation 70 life oemyo01o Securities ~
Ne sne1nt Of 600 have bssn dsPssssd vteh We Comp
roer Of the State and n a1df1on - NE eoo0 thus o.
fsrsd parties efectng Assuresese WIN he company
Anercs have he advantage Of ths isREs ssbsssed capital
Detailed forms vropsss aal svery sse
nation nay sbsaAAsa application d ~ osnpaaYs
once. =
~ srSsr Of she Board Of Dirsstors = M
q. 4. THOMSON. Prsslisai Of Me Cs. h New Yssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05


NHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD wARRROOM. AND CHEAP
spring mattress and bedding Iron bedstsads all sss
Ito sd Also the healthy spring mattress rals
feather beds health n.y. nssAnss oou
cr Ae Private sweliBes. hotels 49, furnishsa pronpty
nARDnAKRRs. PAPRRsTAINHRA MnCrRoTYPI
~ and Seguseotyps materially shina clay, aansl and
snt satin vhts. scarlet lake AnA trsnns white puIps
sssiv Syd.osoris siseis sssssis. sss ssS p,1sssis
' 81 CIV; "a ssis::ss i :s. y
ooK TO YOUR FEET --oF ALL PARTS or THR
~ body there IL the clothing Of which ought
carefully after ded the te dependent part
Of ytem This the part in which the ercuiaon Of
posed 70 cold and Those who tndy their health and
economy would do well 10 call FERRIS 90 Nassau
street where they suit themselves In description
boots and shoes.
Mr. J. AUBAHlL. I26 PRARL sTRRIT, AGENT PoR
M the Imp rial Mandatory Of Sevres Offers
desirable 1sortsst Of sesres china exhibition al
public ~ he authorized make reduction Of Is Der
cent the usual prices Of those costly articles con6
dert hopes that tee American public will prsciate ths
unprecedented chance OF lining those desirable articles
+ ENT's CELEBRATED LINlNENr.-L PATRICK
IL Riley Of ITO Esst Twenty sixth street. do think thas the
vorld hsd ought The value this madeline Vas
taken with ibcumAtsn on Wednesday last ths
palms, and for the space Of nghs three
days da not sleep wink Ga Friday, sent for NJ.
,s 81 ~ s,. sS .nS 70 x utter ,srp ss:
attend 20 my tu mess and have fsit pAa stncs b.
am willing 70 TESTIFY TO the nbevs facts.
TERRA CorTA.-oE HAND on 70 ORDER, LINInLa
.srrssssi II ssys, ii is xISx Tsusc %sssssssss
rorty inst street, bsswsss Second and Thrd avsasss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

WAyERLEy HOUSE ev BROADWAY, co RNKa or
w FOURTH street pleasant suites Of
can. and adapted TO family ccmfrs also the ss Of
Jasuary 1854 another sui Of rsxors and bedreoms gin
". RENEHLL, waverisy House. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

A Us!RALIA-A oMny 2 90, ,COUzgleM MI'
ehaa6 Aaa impSrtegn uelbeuRns Ps9A PoDt Aug1Eno,
~. e chapn xlsv5$. nssses; ANsv e. kh4azss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

THE BRITISH QUARrKRLIRs AND pLACKwooIa
Nsgssps-Lsonsrd SCOTT 4 90. sntnuo rspu ~lish
ne fsllswi.g British psristsale vs q. Lsedsn Quar-
whiD The North British Ievisy, Gree chsreh;l The
wssmaser Rsviex, QibsrAp; s. 9laekweeds xdiabursh
nssasn:, ory The pss.sns sriasal sssss q Isfepesa
Affairs viii reader thsse publications unusually inter sting
S..ss hs zee. 1854 They WI! e:eupy n!.sis sr0gaa q
sad ayipS .uns.: q re lsy ,s.ns AZ " po.dsss
.s:t ssd q The sss Relisa sys.. " ns
9. nsst issk sr ne e.ly really - r:ahls AZ.
Iisss:sy. ss:ssas saa ssls:.l sla!sssr y
a,s presIss tAe sseeipt q heSs e
ne Bxsh publ1hers BY which shall - ~ aus
rsprat u the hands Of subscribers abee6 hey
DO fuTnished with the fersgn copies Aheagh this W
fernhh ths periodicals. - che lev Falss q herssr
viz ~ Per Ana
xW ~ ~ y see sour nev!eWs " "
Isf any two Of thu four Reyis ~. %
1ex ny tnree q ne fcuf Aevasws.
For Blaskweods Massxns Observation-Disclosures %
For DlAskwood aAd three Reviews . .......... ID
For Blaskwood ard The four Rsviewv. 10 %
thses lev sasss subssribsrs asd - eatsg for
thsmssyss saa rot 1spsnd upoa "1lseass aAA kadrsd
LioMARD SCOTT CO.. Publishers,
HEnlson street, entrance n Geld sesesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued the following
official notification relative to the redemption Of United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

TOR sALE-THE STEAMBOAT KATE now LYING
q The fsotof 1Ast Twenty third street. = IS teas
for towing passage. Apply to q. LIE KNAPP, NJ. Is
First stretA Williansbufg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

one Of the best croekesy stores In Brookyn doing
extens We business and will be sold great bArxain
Apply 70 @. W. SINIRS lsS Nassau street, room Ne il
third floor. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
PUBLICATIONS..

G0D AND OUR NATIVE LAND -TH1 "TRUR AN1-
" rean" 10 ready. and for sale BY al the
ders In this city, PHILADELPHIA Boston, and Baltim The
editorial contents cannot be exceled BY any paper the
Of catheiicisn and the TSrsatensd Ruin q our Nsiisn
1nsttuons the Freeman and Bedni the 4urderer
John Mitchell, his Assumptions and OrAtons ko making
the best Protesant American paper Of the ecunya
feet sItdote TO the ss!fstyisd Ctsen" Pnss csnts
Nassau street, where suSscribers wdi received
TusF .PUBLIsHKD-NEw Y0HK. I1s UPPnR ZEN
aaS ioy:s niile.-sX 0serss Hppesd sethor q Ma1A-
s and the reor Quei& City, Aonks q Msnk Hail. xs-
The pet q this work hinges sDon Ne avsA q staAs
= enc hundred nio1 Of dollars n his VoSk s 1hcs
sa e. =. SsSs: sa z ,Sn. M = h
York. -"
New Yerk-Is spps tsa and lower nisoa- Qssss, LII.
pards last and bssS novel requires sny V ra1
b correctly sPlscsiass4 A a s.ehsnstnS work
whs this work g lesvs Of uA u has sxAsl
ever Ito last page.-(Louisville Courier 80
New !ork.N ripper tan and lower miluea.-Dy essfge
4ppaSc ssthoE q Mashnssea s.d IL Ssasr.ls As Ess
Adonia AsTb = TIE beat work svse vsiSiss y U1asa
continued Of sxotemcnt from Me
= the End Those vhe have rsad Dumas Cent d snHs
Ch5isse o. ne MandsriaS Jew W ~ ynas1 tAs
ths aseEssng VEGA thsS hes isssl sa u - Il
0sssgs lAppaEas grsaa vsek-Msw York. ~ sppse = al
lover Ieaxes Win b PRlssty dsshlS vitS
net s1ss.a ssss,:ssI shsaN nss 9, sElrlss1 aa
:. isr sale y DEWITT : DAvINPoR1. Hsv FORA; !. ,.
ssssis iSisashsss Il UsissS siasss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

ORGAN FOR sALE-A SUPERIOR PARLOR ORGAN.
often stops rose vecA case. indspsndant pedals seas-
raj swell competition psdss &c. Inquire at the
tory n t8RRIS 6l Houssn strsss where the iastsu-
Dent can be seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

E,oR sALE-rEE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 500 HENRY
street, Brooklyn, between President Carroll
The house stone 'front.' three stories high with
basement and under eesi aud modern snts The
GAY. no Metropolitan Bank Building, Pins street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
TOR sALE-A sPLENDID WHITE ICE BEAR SKIM
feet long I'VE feet wide, fer s5 Can be seen
TT @. Co SSEBOOM CO. IS, IS wet street.

liquor sstsblshment row dsisE Of nearly $40
thousand dolars realise rapid fortune The
rrepri tor having other engaxsmsn will sell ont cheap
Address 0. b., Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

GoULDy n0I1L AID DINING SALOONS FOL
celebrated house, Of twelve es1g d one Of Il,
beat losassns n New York. tuatsd q Nos 10 aad
three desrs g Iutsn ferry new o9sreA Ter sais m
q: ely fursished last spring With sa bsdstssd Seiin9
e. 10 any ESson wishing 70 = The busiass. this
house, over and above all expsnses, from $4,000 4
per snAun which Will b shown 70 any pagSiss wish
billy need apply Apply On the premises. n. Bit 10
old within few days at private sale II VIII ~ sed 81 puh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

E,OR sALE-A GROCERY AND NEAT STORE, ON
one Of the best corners s.d hSrouShfars: The city
~ to $50 sday. Price sIt@ "A agpIy % Q, v...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

0C0n A sEGAR STORE, STOCK AMD rTxruRrs
&OVU. centrally located II The newesy fsr mnsdats
particulars apply q l 0Tsnd ssFsss three dss vsst Il
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

1TUsICAL-wANTID, FOR A. CHURCH CHOIR 4
M singer rssidins in Brooklyn. Apply ~ ~ Aex-
oAants' Yxchs1ge, Van street, ts Lindley Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

TOE sALx-TMo HOUSES ON CLINTON AVENUE.
Brooklyn, with two lots and stable each. They
furnsess ss ranges With choice mutt trees grape vsss aad
shrubbery in the GardenA The situation desirable
property. Apply 70 r. SARJIANT lW BroadWny
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12

r Ii,
that BY virtue Of IN order made BY the Dis.
trict Court In and for the county Of Cedar and
State OF Iowa, At the May term A. d. 1854 there
will be exposed to public sale. on Saturday the
twentY-sixth Of August next II the Court House
door in the town OF Upton, in the said county
between the hours OF o'clock A. N. and O'Clock
p. N. OF said day, the following describe prop
erty to wit: Being part Of the north west frac.
tional quarter OF section ,namber three 90 in
township No. seventy mine l79j north Of range
No. three ~ wof the 5th +. N. and described by
metes and bounds - follows: con- ne ncing ut the
meridian post on the division line between frse
tional lots No. three t3) and four az in said n.
west fractional quarter Of said section No. three
Isl aforesaid, and running theAes north twenty.
one deg thirty m west, forty perches 70 . post
south twenty pcrches to post thence running
south twenty-onc deg thirty m. east, seventy
aud ninety -six-one hundredth perchcs 10 a post
thence running east twenty one deg. thiity IN.
north twenty-ene and Gfty-tso one hundreth
perches to post thence running north twenty.
one deg. thirty IN. west thirty and ninety.six,h
one hundredth perches 10 a post thence runniu &
east twenty -one deg. and 30 m. north twenty one
hfty.two-one hundredth perches TO post. thence
running N. twcnty-O deg. thirty m. wes: thirty
ninty-sis-one hundred perches to the place of be.
ginning. continuing in all nine acres one rood
aud six perches, together with certain ate am
sas mill and other appearances situated thereon
CONDITIONS OF SALE
0nefourth OF the purchase money to he paid
on the day Of sale, the balance in twe annual
paymen.ssso be secured BY mortgages, drawing
interest At the rate Of ten per cent per ann m
". e. PiATT,
Master in Chancery.
liptoR July !, lo54. A54-tw -ase$7 20
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12
A Fallen Administration.

We mentioned some time since tina,
the Concord Reporter, which has oppo-
sed the Nebraska outrage, has been ap-
pointed State Printer by the Legislature
OF New Hampshire. The following par
agraph relative to this very choice made
BY the Legislature, shows how the Re.
porter regards its victory over the Pa
.riot:
Notwithstanding the Patriot attempts
to trea, this election as a defeat of the
Democratic party, yet it is the greatest
triumph that party could achieve. Ii is
simply defeat Of the National Admins
uation-a defea. Of STRIPPING. imbecile,
irresponsible. poscriplve, and vindic-
tive Regency, which the President left
behind him to rule New Hampshire in
his absence-lt is but the annfhialion Of
the Thug power in this State blow from
which It can never recoveY-under which
It viii s'aggef and die
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12

The Courier ard Enquirer say L. j.
settled tina, England is prepared to lie,
Canada be just as free as it desired. The
House Of Lords, by majority Of TWEEN.
ty-tour, has voted to sustain the ministe.
ria! bill abolishing the upper branch OF
the Canadian government, which is nom-
mated for life by the governor general,
and providing for the upper chamber to
be elected by the people. the members
whereof must each be worth thousand
pounds, be thirty years Of age. and are
to have term Of Office of six years
This vote Of the lords was given in spite
Of . very earnest and able speech OF
Lord Derby agains, the bill, and ensures
the complete consumma.ion of the meas
ure. Its by far the most important Of
the series of concessions which the moth.
er country has been making for Canada
for years, and, in fact, leaves hut one
more concession to be made to produce
absolute independence namely, the cleo.
ton OF the governor by the people in
stead of his appointment, by the crown.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12

kIDSAPPERs AnREsrED.-Alex.M er
rili and Joseph Russell, charged with the
stealing Of Solomon Northrup from Sa.
ratoga Springs, and selling him int,
slavery, IN Arkansas, have been arrested
a, Ballston. in New York.
1t will be remembered that this is the
case where the governor of New York
sent special messenger to Arkansas to
reclaim Northrup. who, on his return
published work which obtained a large
circulation.
Northrup distinctly swore 10 their be.
ing the persons, and told how he was
hired at Saratoga Springs, in lS4l, to GO
south with them to join circus, and trea-
ted in Washington with drugged liquor,
&c. A witness was in court who drank
with Nor,hrup and his kidnappers a,
Washington the night before he was pu,
in the slave pen, and it is expected tina,
a witness will come forward, and testify
to have heard Merrill tell of selling Nor.
thrup. The accused were discovered
from the descriptions aud incidents given
in lIorthrup's book.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-12

A. Catholic Church at Dorchester
Mass, was blown up on the 4th inst
The Catholics say the Know No,hings'
md while Gu the other. hand. il is
charged that the Catholics themselves had
large quantities of FIRE arms and ammu.
milton concealed under the Church, and
that their own powder did the mischief
The following paragraph, which we find
IN our exchanges, would seem to give
color to the idea that this church wa.
blown up BY Catholic powder:
We are informed that a few DAYS
since, eask was deposited from freight
train, at the Depot, IN Canton, Stark
county, with the simple direction Canton
on It. This singular and inexplicable
direction, led to an examination. The
task was found to be filled with pistols
and bowie knives. Everything was care
FULLY replaced, to see who would call for
such unusual contents. In short time
Catholic Pries! called, claimed and car.
ried aray The cask! /, is said tina. casks,
similar to the one above spoken of. are
asing sent in different directions over
the country. To what are we coming ?