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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
The War ils Eusope.

The news from the seat Of indicates increased
gor he part OF the allies 10000 French and 5000
ngish troops had landed at Gallipol.
No event OF importaucc had occurred
sansunary engagement had taken place near Ka.e-
u, without decisive results.
1t reported that the Russians had been defeated
Pattschernaroda, and that they had evacuated Little
7allacha.
Sir Charles Napier at Stockholm on the 9th
pril, and his fleet was about fifty miles off
| The allied fleets IN the Blac. Sea at anchor of
'dessa the Goth April.
The Russian force was Withdrawing from Kaefat.
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Ioy euano norted resolution referring the subject
10 tie President
Mr. GaYIoS (whig) Of Del, said while he was ID
tle state department, after long negotiation he sue.
teeecd in negotiating treaty with the Peruvian Minister
which was ratified by the Senate when it reached
Ieru II rejected there, he strongly be
l"rtd, by the influence oil British capitalists
he stated that tie Peruvian revolutionary debts
10 ~ itsh capitalists which debts secured agree
meni with ;he British government, allowing them
Lopci. OF tie guano trade. The resolution adopted
mr. la1kA1 oittE EEinRr--fusouAsE or MOUNT
Ire report u tac Committee Printing In favor Of
printing ~ GOO additional copies o. the agricultural part
OF the pa,ent Office Report taken up.
MI HrNTER, (dem.) oil Va, moved its post pom ement.
Lost.
TIE PURCHASE 81 mouSr VERNON
Dir. MoaTos, (wbig) Of Fla, also reported from the
sane committee report recommending an sppro pria-
on 70 he placed tie disposal the President an a2
Ied a. his discretion TO purchase Mount Vernon he
con, crted into experimental farm connected with an
agricultural school and boi TO be attached either TO the
ihsonian Institution or Patent 0bce and receive
hm the controlling authority of the with which it
may ~ associated in analogy, far difference of OBJ
leou allows like that of the West Point Academy tue
php, wlel naiured 10 be submitted 20 Congress for
dhcaon and adoption. Two Thousand additional copies
o The rel ot ordered 10 ho printed.
IN motion 10 print the agricultural part of the Pa
te;t btcc report Il long .e bate took place.
hlf. rooGiS opposed it.
Ncssrs. BEiI, CLAYTON, and others, supported it.
Agreed to.
Mr iiuN71R, (dem OF Va, moved TO take up Che
vetoed Insane land bill, Lost-yeas l3, nays 81,
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION
coming up Mr.. JoiNsoa suggested the absence Of his
coeapte, who had the floor The pending amendment
The hili Was laid on the table.
Mr.. BRIeHr, (dem) OF la, moved to reconsider The
vote On the bill for relief Of David Myerc passed yester
lhe CHAIRMAN sind the bill had been taken to the
House.
Dir. BRIGHT moved that the House be requested to
turn the bill to the Senate
long debate then took place principally the merits
OF tho bill
Motion agreed to, After an executive session the Sc
nate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
More Bosiias from the P0vvhatar.
Nrre sNOnaent Of the rhindnlnhia HIIirin r1itns

BRiGASrNE BrAcH, n. j.. May 7, 1854
Iwenty-siS more bodies washed ashore on this
beach, from the wreck Of the Powhaan between the I'D
Of April and the 81 OF May They tho bodies OF
lady with an earring in OF her ears little girl
one colorcd man, and twenty three white males who
we're from Their appearance, Germans One OF the atter
respectfully dressed and had India rubber boots
rings IN bis ears and silver hunting watch. These
ces have oeen saved for the examination and benefit OF
his friends II they be found. The condition of tho
other bodies beggars description Owing tho progress
a decay and the depredaons of crabs other M they
could scarcely BE- approached and the people Obliged
70 bury them on the beach well they could placing
them in such bosrs as could be provided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

THOMAS h. BENTON AND THE ST. LOUIS PosT.
NAslER-1hs announcement Of Tom Benton that he
would not receive any letters through the St. Louis poet
Office, has stirred up the rostmaster--Mr Armstrong
Of that place correspondent Of the st. Louis Herald
Mr. Armstrong the newly appointed postmaster would
not, on and after Monday next receive in scnd from
the post Office any Of the bills of the Bank OF the state
Of Missouri which have ongrayen on the face OF them
the likeness OF Thomas II. Benton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
Cor nyention OF segar Makers.

SYRACUSE, Nay 70, I60I.
The iourneymen segar MAKERS met 10 the city Hall
here today and duly organized Edward B Van Cott
CHI temporary Chairman and Theodore Fitzgerald
Secretary Fifty five delegates present Commit
tees on credentials organization and finance ap-
pointed and the convention adjourned till two O'Clock.
In the afternoon, John G. Woodruff OF Troy, was re-
ported for President with three Vice Presidents and two
secretsrics. committee ol six was appointed TO re-
nor tariff Of prices and they reported the same as
those of the Albany Convention warm debate ensued,
snd continued until L.. NJ when, without takinu
the question, the Convention adjourned till TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
CORN MARKET.

LlNEKPoOL CckN MARKET.
Mcssrs. Dcnnstoun report dull market for all kinds
of beadstus prices lover and tending downward The
decline during the week was Cd Is; on wheat
3d. and Is. Is The quotations were Western
canal -four 37s SIS. Cd. Baltimore and Philadelphia
SIS Cd, $751; Ohio, SIS. Cd. 3ss white wheat, lis.
Cd r:s Sd red and mixed, los. 1od lis. 3D.. white
corn, 3ps., aos. a AIS, and yellow 4os.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAREEr.
Messs Gardner Co. report limited business In beef,
at unchanged prices, and deficit in the imports OF
1900 crces Pork Gr at previous rates. In bacon,
srge transactions at lower prices and buyers demand
drg further reduction. IaId, lower; sales at SIS Cd
S.s on Tie spot, and 55s. 10 arrive
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxgT.
from the Brokers' Circular.l
Ashes without change.
RosN in regular demand.
SPIRITS OF TURFESrNE steady at sos.
orIs--Ssles of olive at 81 decline. Sperm nominal
TAIIow Some transactians at 66s Cd.
RICE dull and lower. Sales Of 200 casks Carolina at
.2es a 2Is.
ToBAcco.--An active business, at unchanged prices
FRxicHrs at Liverpool were a shade lower.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Brothers report sugar and coffee steady
8readstufss firm. Tea, rice and cotton dull.
METAL MARKET.
Messrs Barring Brothers quote the Welsh iron market
duh, rails selling at f7 los 81 l5s bars es IS 6s
Scotch pig shade higher.
TRADE IL MANCHESTER.
Prices Of goods and yaris had slightly declined
HAvR- MARKET.
HAvRE, April &C. 1853.
The sales OF cotton for tie week foot up $50 bales at
rm prices. Orleans quoted at e2f 90f Stock hand
1000 bales Breadstufs shade higher-closng quiet
Ashes lru, with limited transactions.
the telegraph lines from Washington to Halifax and
rendered IT nearly impossbs TO get any part of the
steamers news and reports from the south de-
layed til very late hour. Full details of the Cahada's
win he received in for publication Friday
norningl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
From Rio .JaueirO.

BAL1IHoBE, Nay TO, Is04.
We are in possession Of commercial advces from BIO
90 the 2Sth March, but they OF little Importance
The stock Of coffee 100 900 bags Dealers very
arm atf 500 for mixed lots of superior TO good rsts
ard 800 10 $50 for round lots Exchange England
IS 2Sl premium. The stock Of flour had considerably
increased by recent arrivals and the market dull and
W ak Frelghts declining, and quoted at 81
a ST r5 10 the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

y NEw ORLEANS, May S--P. NJ
In cotton market, day prices sitter, but
not quotably higher 5000 bales changed hands. Mid.
drg quoted at So The stock In hand here is 800 900
bales our is unchanged Corn IL In large demand for
export aud has advanced 2c sales 40 600 bushels at
bSc o0c IaEd s frm at 10fc for kegs. Rio coffee Is
at exc. l0kc. Freghts have advanced. Cotton Il
caken for Liverpool at lb16ths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
The Last words OF tho Murderer IIcnt,,.cIx-
s0si-stettine,t1 of DIR Kennedy.

n 49,. ,,. -, AltAal' M'} p ls9t
~ sAoob i1hthhies+oNi tSQ--ita s.-lh ~ Ipiance
WIN 9ou Iequt.' give you ths p' l,cuiafs % INC m
'iNew naa Win 'ehh hehuticssoh 'f, on 'he aiter-
Loth oi ihui.cAy ies'.
our soe ION, aLn ah yen stated Rt tthe request
" 'he prisoner - p0t 70 "r'g suoh state
~ - ~ - e'S - ~ lc sta. ~ fetalh te
si.ho "AAli ct ~ ~ u. Aiehse tof lne purpose ot
e"r.s w ~ 'ia "ss ~ ''Sh, "llh tue pai-
s aenss ~ - ~ ~ a''sce ~ ,he sNt tehioa,s
nFue oy nm * u1e A. ~ "h iaiSa1s is US 'oi-
;,,srJa -, - ~ @ N'' ~ 10 - = ~ = !
.e rresepoc or tEt cod tv.3re Ebop al soon 10
thet an ont;r1g ianoeenf Of Us Srre ~ an T;Iine
wife. did net Yc hor poison 30 nos know that m
ono else gave her Poison size ea not 10 by
,,nde o shS siad 50 far rs know teieve sbe died
nrxe- in"a tgst ta,e ~ s,cS ~ III g ~ ~ y, e @ H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

SUICIDE Al GREhs PofST-Mosos Van Houten resilinv
Green Point committed suicide on Tuesday afternoon
by taxing hudanum. He had but recently recovered
from an attack q delirum tremens Coroner Hanford
he!d an inquest Yesterday, and the jury rendered
dict of death by taking an overdose OF Iaudanum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
THIRTv-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON May 10, 1854.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The CnAIR laid before the Senate communication from
the Navy Department.
DRIIIw MONOPOLY GuAso
Mr.. MORTON, (whig) Of Ia, from the Agricultural
Committee 10 which was referred the resolui ion Of
arysnd legislature the subject Of the British
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
From Utica.

PRINTERS sTRIKE-ARRRsT OF A couSTERfEITER.
Urea, May 10, 1854.
The printers In all the Offices in this city except tho
Herald which pays the price, have struck for the pay.
-nent OF 23c. per thousand
Deputy IT, 8. Marshal Tyler, Of Buffalo arrested ran
named Henry Clark in this city to night, for counter
feiting United States coin Dies and money we're found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
General Convention Of the Episcopal Church.

PNitADHirffIA, May 10, 1894.
The General Convention Of tho brotherhood Of the
Episcopal Church. In session In this city adjourned sine
die this afternoon after able address from Bishop
Potter The question Of the basis Of representation
postponed till the next GeEefa Convention 10 be held in
Baltimore in May, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
Cur Eaie Co ~rcsi oi.,Ience.

ERIE, May !, 1851
Scyo;s Accjdes, al Catholic Caurct- Earse of ERej
and WossdeG---ca capss Of Hs Aecidea' &C.
This morning, ~ about eleven O'Clock, while Bishops
inion, Of Buffalo, 40 Iourg, of this place per
forming religious services It the Fourth street Catholic
Church the galley oSir 'rg the south end Of
the building and oppoe,e he altar suddeny fell with
fearful crash carTyhg iown with II dense mass II
people, upon the oSSsl peHs and ases below. 4
most distressing a. ana CONFUSION ensurd;
tire screams OF -gssa children. ani the cries of
tg 10 the panic 81 ts hundreds suo wer. making the
must frantic Efforts escape by tho win lows Man
were seriously injured BY being pressed aud IMPLIED
upon IL the crrNd
IRON twenty TO thirty persons IN all arc injured
have be- ablc 10 obtain the names o. fcs ,r those
whose injuries are Iuost serious:--
MIRA Homoner, fatally hurt, but still living
Join Ellsworth, mDgtaly injured.
Nina. hcGnnis, kihed
Mrs. Crowley, laoIy injured legs broken
Richard Crowley, baciy injured.
child, named fnl'ng, badly bruised ami lscsrated
about the henG api l-,e, but viii recover.
l.rs thesal seli9asly injured, will probably not re
cover.
- Harmon brkly lurt.
German woman ii ally injured internally
- Mccullough, arm broken.
There are many Others, whose names ! could not Oh
tain, who were lc' injured The acciden. Il
ribued TO tie defective construction Of the buillng
coIoner's jury VIII Investigate. B..
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HUdfUNt TNUF
at clock day, with lGi passengers FOR Liverpool
and seven for Halifax. Among the former Il Aaron
Hobart Of Boston, bearer Of dispatches She takes out
flSS. 600 in specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
HIGHLY INPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
Imminent Danger of a War with Spain.
BRITISH isrEyENCE AT MABR,D.

PROGRESS OF TIE NEBRASKA BILL,
&c, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

Obituary.
Died In Fast Bethel, Vt, April q, GopvRr " Rca.
ARpsos aged a5 years soldier Of the Revolution. He
ought At Bunker Hill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
Coroncrs' InHucsts.

prATu CAUSED on BOARD TIw ERcssoa--John Carr, a
hand board the steamship Eric son, ded "a he New
YORK Tospita Yesterday morning from injuries received
on board the said ship the 25th ultimo Verdict
core dingy : ,
srttIpy ny TEowN1No.--A man named Andrew Harley,
eoed twenty nine years, native IF ireland residing
Ihfv eighth street So .ond avenue threw him self
into tho North river foot Of Fourteenth street yesterday
for tho purpose Of destroying his life aud before assist
apce could be rendered him he drowned The de.
ceased incorporate man, which is the supposed
cause OF the rash act. Coroner Hilton held inquest
cn the body, snd the jury rendered verdict Of death
by suicide.
Fatal ACcuTNT.-eoronor wilhelm yesterday held an
inquest a. the Hospital the body o. Martin Murphy,
native Of Ireland, aged thirty years, who came 20 his
death by accidentally falling down aght Of steps into
basement and iraoturing his skuIl which cau5ed his
death. deceased hottng out bale Of goods az 81
William street, NJ the time Of the accident. verdict
Occidental DEATH
AsCInIR FATAL AociDKSr.-A young man, named Chas
Mullins seventeen years Of age fl from tho yard arm
Of the bark Atna lying foot OF Montgomery street yes
terday, and was killed. The Coroncrs jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The cotton circulars vary much to the condition of
.he market. Messrs. Richardson Brothers quote de-
cline of lled the lower and middling qualities and
advance of I'D fair The sales of the week
l7 $50 bales, Of which spectators took o0o and
porers 250. The sales of Friday 5000 bales the
market closing steady The stock hand 723 $50
bales including 406 coo american. Messrs. Dennstoun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

ARRIVAL.
From savannah, n the steamship Knoxvlle-J Fay,
Kennedy Hrr Hicks Mrs l. Iitus, Williams aud
lady, Lieut. j l. stu u service; Mrs Gondy, two
nurses and three children Drake y I Bieks, 4 vii
bur. u = NesFon L Naper, Jr, 4 Oerald Reed, ID Lc
throp saet Sewnrtz Truax and son, Mrs Rsthbone
Miss Rathboro, hiss Il Miller, Miss Croweli, ,fiss
Crovell Miss D. Hunter, Mrs WayDe and Mrs
" Hale ard child comstocs A Curtis Hra Ba.es
and servant, Miss stowe " q Smith, and bahe
nurand nurse and child; Smith Latlrnp, lady three
Children aud servant; Mrs koppmnn Cole q wood
Or W haywood & X Haywood, ID Il Eaton, W Wakefield,
Ruthan, w Hoermans DR. 4 Hollingsworth, Masters
il and " Woodbridge, Master ID Weed n u Ioekhart
J. sterling, Rose, Mast Gilbert, stowe and II In
the stcorage.
From Hayre, in shir cb.llenge-Mr Haisey and LADY
u Beck.
DEPARTURES.
For Nofiok Petersburg and Richmond In the steamer
Roanefe- John brothwe and lady william aunroe and
lady Henry clifford, CAPT J Nynan, lady and ohid
J Devils Charles oppcnbcim Mr. " Balls Brown,
MEs Iote Sek Jos favene. Harsh, Jos u Oziesby
GALLAGHER, smith. Miss G Carter Miss VI Wood.
Henry keihsge, Walker, Walker; Morris, Jos
Mason. } u AcIcan, Mrs " & Iothwel VI Burgess and
lady Eey y Carrercbnl. @ Campbell and lacy Miss Ca.
tharinc MOss-Sl in tteerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
Personal Intelligence.

Bon r. J. Walker, Washington; Hon. J. S. Virgins,
Boston Lieut.. Stoddard, U. s. Navy George Watson,
U. s Army Capt g. y. NcClelland, do J. q. Parker,
do were among the arrivals yesterday at the Mctropo.
tan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

ANTICIPATED RUPTURE WITH sPAIS-IR. s0ELhS
COURSE OF ACT1oN--THE sPANisa CABINEr--IS-
ts.,ENoB OF ErGLAND AND FRANCE .--HE AFRi-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-03
No. 81.

HEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS-CHEAP-
e. Err THAN EVER! The Subscribers take great pleas
informing the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
they have just received entirely stock of all the
cles in their line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already received they
will do all in their deserve continuance of the
/.
Their present stock consists i'm part of .s..
JEWELRY-Gold Earrings, Breaspins, Cufpns, Finger
rings Seevebutons, Bracelets, Lockets Fob and Guard
Chains, Pencils Pens Watches, &C., &C.
Fl FANCY M G4oDs &c,xBSrln and French Caskes, Fur
Spanish and French Fans so cents to 81 co. Port
monies of Leather Velvet and Pearl French Cigar
and Pocket Combs of Ivory Buffalo India round
Combs, Puff, Tucking and side Combs Faber's PENCILS
French fowerwares of all descriptions Fancy cups and
GERS from 40 cents to S3 Gothic and day Clocks Ger
man silver Castors kid crying and India Rubber dolls
of all Sizes Looking Glasses from 5 cents 81 so.
All kinds of Pcrfumery and Toilet requisites
China and Glassware of various descriptions &c.
CONFECTIONERY, &c-Common and French Candies
Pickles. Preserves Brandy Fruit Prunes Rasns Currans
Ctron Nuts Wines Vinegar Porter Ale Cordials Bittcrs
Schiedam Schnaps &C., &c. F. MAILER & co.
Raleigh. Aprii 10. 1854 %
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-03

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