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PASSENGER Arrived.

In brio Trfra frox 81 Ann, Bay Jdm-Mr s. Curtis
In shp TGbsc0t Ifreool-Geoge Fate EnzAnd
MAup Morris Canses; Mira Mo. do; Miss Mary Morris do
Ms. Jane Morris ThOe Morris. do Th,s Morris do Franc
Bosworhs England Mr.. Bosworb. do; Mas MARY Bos<ofth.
do Mrs Hudson DO; ME-. saT4h Hudson, dos Mss Maths d.
Hudson. do VIM. Ratfenbury.
In bark Liscoia ro1 BONaire-H. stodart, Beners
In Abaer Td,LOr from CieEfuS,os-M Matthews
IN byto d. Miller from PGrq-W. WskemAn, New-forki
r A silva Adam dickson Psra; Jacob Guntber Germany
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Receipts OF Produce AUGUST l2.

Ryaey aad HarFea RadOad r he Week esdiag Aug 30 "a
Mix 1873 head Cattle. 20 do Cows, 5l 90 CAVES
sheep Horses DO live Hog 80 pek Poultry 90
Ffgs Butter supdries III bush Potatoes IL DDS
CIDER a hay Iron do Timber CO do Marble s56
resms Payer, $40 bales Nsddng -,
Nv s5s bush Corn, 0oO do Os fo& bags
Meal y casks Ashe,, as do Whisky, 3go do Fork.
Ev Eric RaIyodG26q bbs Flour S5i Provisions 30 DO
,oha .ide. L. Aher 3l5 Butter
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MARRIED..

NYDER-NICBOLLs-A Eaton, o., August 3, Mr. Cha Sly
Der Of Sacramento, Call to Mis- MARY T. Nichols oil fsUufso
srOTT-DELLET-Nes Cabome. Ala, July n, The Hon FOB
er scott Virginia IT, s. CoDsu 10 Rio Jsneiro to Mn nary
w. Deet VI MVnIoe County.
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tn Mariners.

N,.,,r. RI vessel. n.v.rrs the Chesapeake Bsy WI
hat new Beacon Lisht been placed on soess rons
p.s.n.co River a. the site Fort Carroll The ghi -
nile northeast Of the main channel, and may DO seen "' D
Of 10 OF L miles
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Markets Reported bv TELEGRAPH.

CHsRLEsToS c. Aug 1.-THE sales OF Corros todsy wers
ranging from 1lt The prospects oil the crop
In this state are excellent
PRovpEScE Aug y CorToS market for the week IA.
dull Tue Wool continues bare Oh
Pulled The ~ go 10 PRINTING CLOTHS
n the sales 100 pieces
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BY Telegraph.

BOsTON-Arr Aug Is ship. Young Brxnder Edddx.
peel Trade WIND lBrQ NccelIcgsh Liverpoe bark craOe,
bsbee Csidf J. r. Dar, Nekerscn, and Edward Everett
Loyslsnd B.lfioe brgs Denmark Messas; WsA
UPTON sasu. holsEue Pierce Charleston Washson Bbb.e
Baltimore; Iola Park. PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA. Au1 aBrE T. Fsbsrs from the West In
tss for New York spoken Of Cape Delaware Saturday
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nance of way slei775 co. general expenses s'oS'' 10
OF the above sum- 5,l6i 81 regarded a. etir'ord
nary expenditures upon engines cars, and the track
AT A meeting Of the stockholders of the Clevean''
Papese and Ashtsbuls Railroad held al Cleveland on
Tuesday ss, the following gentlemen were unanimou'
elected 10 serve directors for the ensuing year: Alfred
Kelley. Columbus, Ohio; Vim. Cane, Chas. HlckoA
Ana,,a Stone Jr., W. ID. Beatie, Sllman Witt, 1. NJ
Kelley, George d. Ely, Of Cleveland, o.. ID. H. rage
Madison o.; Erastus Gaze, Auburn, " Y. AT ssose-
ouert meeting Of the drecors W. Case, OF Cleveland
was reelected President; George b. Ely, Secretary ana
p Handy Treasurer. An exhibit OF the financial cohdi-
ton Of the company presented, which was very SANG
factory The business OF the road for the SIX months end
ing June 81 shows increase Of twenty-five per cent
over the same period Of las. year.
One branch oftbe Philadelphia Councils have appointed
joint special committee Of five persons to inquire as 10
whether the second instanent due the lstof August
on the subscriptions Of Mr. Crane and others to the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad has been paid and also to report
the present condition of the city subscription to said Rau-
road The subscriptions, reported in the annual report
Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Co. were:
i A
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Increase this year, Sl9Sy7 a.
The estimates of the Superintendent Mr. Brodhead Tor
June was OO By this table of estimates for the year
1854 which gave total of receipts amounting to 100000
the seven months already passed were set down at SILL
Us 90. The actual receipts s2l0,s74 49, Showing
an excess Of receipts over estimates thus far of 49,
The following is comparative statement of the re-
ceps of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the month of July
and for the year thus far compared with the correspond
ing periods last year:
For the month ending July 81, SS9H99
month iO-ff ~
Receipts Jan l. 1854, to July 81, 1884, 70 SS
Same period last lo'oo %
SpoSi %
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Passengers Sailed

In amtsip Herenn Southampton and BTe"eaThos fek-
erstn Adrian sela hswYsIs C. Msy9, philadelphia Mr..
pro. ana family j. Wkehs. Daa1c c. Torrey Dsune,
New Yot o. Robertson and ,dy Mis-. seaoa "nhasioo
Miss Soey. shepperds Alex salton New fo Chsies I
SHORTER Phlsdelph.; La Rue NJ De BOcsco shnstoa;
J. L Oman, Taany Baltimore; 4 fsveS Wn saN y
York; H. B. Muhsrser Washington; d Judd, Con2romery
Phlsdslph; Jas Duff G. Fry 81 l. Ran NewYorti Mrs. WI
hAus Mis- l. Eyer Mn swenhArt;, NJ. Barnhsn sad afAnt
Epspe Charlie. Rsehes T. Meine Becker And lady, deuy
FestbAh LADY and two ehiSnn New York M. Levy in.n'
,rd niece Z Daniels Penny cool. John Stewart T. " ssn
Ptpei Andre Cordu Trosowut W Proctor NJ De
Ia Met, w B,e Illinois; 10. Tele, II Olch,a California,
no. K,mbo II Nn,ser Mrs Louis NewYorki Bower And
asy C.norua; ses<ry Thee Eehter, Mr. NJ Louis John Uh
man New.Yerf; A C. Bill. Canada
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Arrived.

steamship James Adxer Turner. Chkri-ros. With ndse
md psss spoftfd Teston Co AUG TO- $50 M Of Cape
Shoals passed steamship Knoxville hence r sasaHnAA
L. seszssP Csrwss, ,ssTysyns CTsvss SssS, ssssa
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OFFICE M,sHkrTAs LuE IssVsAscG O.
No. l4s Broadway. ~ T., Aas 3, 1874 !
V'HR BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day =.
j elared semi. am uAl DIyIDEsD Of THREE.AsDA div
PER CENT capital stoei payable and ser the 80 a
c. Y VEMPLE. seesA1-
CITIZENS' DEPOSIT and LOAN OFFICE, N
" 32s flh,v, daily from A NJ. to P.M-Moaey lo.s
and advanced approved security; six psn
noLey deposited aid may be drawn At ssy -
viii the interest ~ B-Money depst -
females . well a. males.
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OyYcE OF kAG.EA FIRE Insurance Co. No. 81 Val
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have q
CENT payable on the l4h ipst-Aug Q. Is5t
L Y. IRVING Secretary
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NOTICE.-The Bond holders of the LYOss
IN IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD or. requested TO meet q "
IS nsrhsniS EIehsnse NewYOrk TUESDAY the th,@
a 2P. August :, tss4 II. r. ADANs
INTEREST and DIVIDEND =" sK-PESSs,..
Il SAVINGS BANK OF THE EMPIRE CIrYr.ssun,
MONTHS INTEREST a, the Of tsa) PER CENT -
AnfUM will be allowed deposstof dollars sn< apss.
TO i've bandTed dollars and fye PER CENT eTd
smoon usde between the LEI and 18Th Of August and rs~
In Bank uDdrss an until tho 10, q February ensuing
The SEMI ANIMAL interest due depoators on the ~
Aulyst will be paid the Bank and after the 18Th inst
All Interest called for By the LIST Of september win Be ~
las = SLOAN Srcrss0.
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RANK Of ENGLAND, IRISH and SSvnf
40 NOTES, and FOREIGN GOLD and SILVER C0rN a ~
kD-Coleetons California and all Of ne Sssnss
attended 70 with prouptness and dispatch Bills Of =
Dftxel sather Church. San Frsnesco, for sale ssH
Uneausnt money discounted low ntss ~ -. "a. xs>A
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REDEMPTION of OHIO STOCK-Si1 per e

~ Losn rsdesnAble .er is5s The Commissioner Of he =
nl fend Of the state Of Ohio VIII rdee IN each " the
AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, and OCTOBER ONE BUstys,,
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Ohio per stees. due ",
Slu day Of December 1856 and will pay thefeoa premium
cent together with the interest accrued s the date
Bonds be Pfeseltsd ct the Office Of the Transfer Asss
beayerst, New York By oFder Of the Board
W. d. MORGAN Acting ComnfssD
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OFFICE oy THE NEw-Yosg PIRE AND MAINE Tvs. Col
New.York, August 81, 1854 J
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this "a
~ declared . sen-spsual DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CEM
payable On demand the oace Of the COMPANY NJ Y wsS
d. UEDRRHfLL Secretary
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THE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE and re!s

C0MPaNY-CNcnsAri. July 5. Is5s The Bsss's. n
Ds OF the steekholtea Of ths Institaon prssersoed
Laws thereof for the election Of Trustees will be so.s
Sfee Of The COMPANY IN this city, sATuRpAi =. ~.
September pent There vii Be Special Meeting o. -
holdeD on THURSDAY. the 18th September the eEs
soeoek NJ for The consdeSation Of particular mAt;sn
WIKI Inc o. me in''s'''n ~ S'aSf RyEyE s.er.
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OFSIcE ~ ras iLLSos CssIsAL R.ILao.o Con,.u
. - NEw.YosE, July Q, ls4
ANDS in ILLINOIS.-A Rnrean for the SALE

II soeh portions Of the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CEbs
RAILROAD co sdjscent the line Of Rood oev
GRAFTON WI be opened q; ths Office the 10Th vhsn
ton Of the same and the prices which they viii BE- sold ef
toI We bones OF the Company Al VIII be furnished
mssEuns persons DESTROYS Of Purchasing may By esyas
.,nt,d have pre claim % the same 2, the pSes. .hes
eststshed and which will be bssed the descpol Of se
tons NIALV m "
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financial.

CTATEMENT Of the AFFAIRS Of the AUTUu-
- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY VI NS"-ioAA ~
quarter ending July 81, 1854;
Asset, on hand April o. 1884, per last Repor'.. s9~s
RECEIPTS DURING rHE evisrEs
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Never will THIS injurious aud disastrous agitation OF
the slavery question in this country while ouT
Union lasts II this time allow the banded foes Of
the constitution TO invade and destroy the principle upon
which the compromise measures of 1850 founded
Let the patriotic men Of the free States pause and pom
der upon this truth II is one that cannot be aside,
and one that all genuine lovers OF the constitution should
bear in their memories and in their hearts The remedy
for peace in 1850 reluctantly accepted by many
Ia the South 1t originated in The North, and was finally
carried by northern votes lie, not the North be terrified
into dishonong itself by attempting 10 destroy the pn-
cipe upon which then marched through disaster TO
concord and union.
This is issue that will test the tone and
temper OF people The path is easy and plain before
us Demagogues and traitors will beset il with their
vile Vaccinations The bafled malcontents OF 1850.
hurled then into most miserable and merted minority,
are already again work Happily, in this emergency,
we have in franklin Pierce safe, cautious and fearless
leader Os this grave issue he will be found among the
foremost in defending and supporting the principles Of
the bill reported by Senator Douglas Monday last.
To all the clamor OF those who have doubted his featy
to the great principles of the Compromise OF $780, be will
now reply by his actions behalf OF these same prnci
PIES asserted for purpose lsss wise and beneficial
than that which aroused The public heart less than four
years ago.
We will answer for Pennsylvania. She is sound to
the core Her democracyaye, and many OF her wings,
too-will not be gued by the cksters and juggers OF
fanaticsm She has become accustomed to such trials
She has won the nations applause by her past fidelity
by her early pompiude and courage in defence OF the
constitutions and by the victories she has achieved over
local dsafecton She will not forfeit her claim 10 uni
versa and continued confidence by any future depar.
lures from the path OF patriotic duty.
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Bosros Jan 25-Thc following additional intelligence
received by the Niagara. A
The London Chronicle OF the 7th says IL Is generally
thought London and Paris the Car resolved upon
Yet Il may perhaps be found that the last word OF
Russia reserved until further diplomatic chicaneTy
should have become impossible The chance OF success
in negotiation may have been thought worth the nsk of
rupture, and there may be intention avoid de-
osve struggle On this very slender thread hang all the
remaining hopes Of peace, and the courts have
fully completed their preparations for the probable
alternative. nH
vtESSa Jan, 5Dates from Constantinople are to the
18th nit.
Mr. Marsh, the American minister. had a farewell an.
dienoe with the Sultan In order make room for Mr.
Spence.
Lord Dsdley Stewart had arrived at Cons,an,fnople
General Pm bad taken his departure. absence OF
some months. The Persian government bad ordered new
aImaments ito meet, efectusy, possible evenuaies"
The Turkish government had ordered or
troops garrison Constsntinope. They were to be
fined TO the barracks Strong patrols were kept up IN tho
streets. 'Att
one hundred Salts have crled to Gambia; many OF
them are the sons Of Influential There IL q ,mau
panic on change here I'll
letter Bucharest, dated 10Th uu1o says that Rus
STA replied the last proposition peace with fresh
OF her forces and extraordinary warke meas
Her army Of invasion il be Increased $40
great number Of general officers recently sppon
ed commands in that army, have ust joined and entered
on their duties.
FRon AUSTRALIA.
The shin Walter Hood arrived at Portsmouth on the 6,h
with dates from Sydney, New South Wales, to October
soth S52 600 sterling In gold, but there
The ship Francis Henry arrived Plymouth, from Met
bourne October II, with nearly million and quarter
dollars in gold The ship Thomas etiy, from Mslbourne.
October 10 h. had also arrived Plymouth with fs6 500
sterling 10 gold.
Aocouuts from Melbourne are 10 October ilth and with
regard 70 details better than those before received
The produce market badly supplied, and business had
been dull during the week, bue very extensive trade had
been done In some articles for the mines.
Should the weather prove moderately dry there win be
considerable reaction The lsbor market very scvs
being great demand for all classes Of aborers,
nofes scd wages. People leaving the IN
numbers for ths diggngs some OF the passengers Eng
and carry home lafge amounts OF gold.
Gold al GeelonR had fallen 70 90 ,6s Cd. and at Mel
bourne U.s. Very little gold offering at the gold
fields The total value Of gold shipped from Victoria the
year about $50 600 900 No make, quotations are
given 10 The English papers ssstg.s)
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Turn.n,r. January %. 1854

THURSDAY, January 40, 1854.
No as John McDonosb's executors 81 a., appellants
o. Mary Murdook 81 al The Argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr. Hunt for the appellants
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock.
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RAILROAD AccrpRSrs.

HARTroNp, Conn., Jan % The locomotive and ,snd
er the Nangatuck thrown of the track this morn.
ing by ice that had formed during the night tbs
engineer was killed. and the fireman fatally wounded
CHARLESTON. Jan. A-The nail train from Augusta near
Lowry's OF the track this morning. Three
smashed, and the Rev. Mr. Baird editor Of the
Southern Presbyterian, and brakeman badly Injured The
cars arrived here at 81 O'Clock this evening.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

now learn that Mr.. Pearce. of Maryland, nomlna
ted by the wing last night further learn TIA
the nomination unanimous sN- 49,
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EsE, Jan rs 1T is understood that the United sasss
marshal has received despatch from Attorney suerH
Cushing. nsuucng him to proceed repair the Ilroad.
and PROTECTING him the aid Of tho United States troops In
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b. B. FRENsH, esq.
WAsHNeros. ID. Co. Jan. "a, 1854.

WAsHIKGroN. ID. CD Jan. 24 1854.
DEAR SIR; have this momen, received your note oil
the 18Th OF January, 1884, inviting to be present at
dinner proposed TO be given the Hon. Henry May,
Fields Hotel on the then next Saturday evening" and
regret 10 say that my great age and infrmy would have
prevented me from joining the other friends of Mr. May
upon that festive occasion.
And am sir, with great respect your obedient servant
w. CRANCH
B. B. FRENCH, esq, chairman committee, sc.
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Jon. WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81, 1854.

$ Gus Diplomststs Abroad, Who fight well as
qualifications equally useful when obliged 70 min
gle among corERlEs aud cLoUss OF shameless demeps,
Hymn
This sentiment received with three times three Tor
Hon Pierre Soule. the faithful and fearless dplonatsi
The British Professions in Central America, May the
Lord have MAncr upon them Yankee Doodle.l
lGreat laughter and spplauss.l
10 The Austrians and their .Kosza" notes, Discom.
hIsa eand complaining that the rio tact was not read
H. The Sultan of Turkey The just humane, and lib
era a lie fights Tor the nue faith who nights for freedom
God defend the right" Turkish March
~ The . Three Bells" Of Scotland Their mslodous
and long may their sound forth in the land THE Blue
Is The Voters Of the Fourth Congressional District of
Maryland Tme-hearted men-they know how sppre-
eiste a true hearted man, 1.-THE Young May Aroon.l
H. Woman Heavens last best gift and eerhs last best
toast Let the Toast be Dear Woman
Tremendous applause, Of coursel
When the 18th toast read the company rose as il
acualed by single mind every heart evidently hrob
blng IN sympathy with the sentiment expressed, and
ready to do homage TO the brave spirits who noby
rsked their lives for the safety Of their fellow
Alter the applause which followed the reading of the
l4h toast had subsidized. Mr. May and acknowledged
| cradle length which we hope 10 give hereafter.
The following letters from invited guests read by
the PRESIDENT 3l
| WASHINGTON, January 81, 1854.
| MY DEAR SIR have the honor 10 acknowledge tn,
receipt OF kind note, inviting rae, in behalf OF thu
citizens OF Capitol Hill, TO be present at dinner TO b.
given by them this day to my brother.
itlswth great reluctance, assure you that am com
PEELED 10 oego the pleasure OF meeting such
sion the friends OF his and my own boyhood, and th,
neie hbors OF our old homestead.
am obliged. however, to yield to duty, being sum
moned tonight to Georgetown, to meet, in professional
consultations at the bedside Of dis,ing ushed foreign rep
resenlave, who, fear is about 10 breathe his last
| BE pleased sir, 10 offer my thanks 10 my friends TO
their kind remembrance OF this occasion, and m,
regrets for my unexpected Absence and believe to be
| very truly, your friend,
JNO. FRED. MAY.
| b. b. FRENCH. esq, &C., &c.
| The health of Doctor j. f. May was then drank will
great applause
WASHINGTON, January 10, 1854.
I MY DEAR SIR. hasten 10 acknowledge the reception
OF your note, OF yesterdays date, inviting TO attent
dinner TO be given 10 Hon. Henry May, at Fields Hotel
on Saturday evening next and TO thank you for you
kind attention regret exceedingly that engagement
entirely removed from my control. compels deny
myself the pleasure OF meeting with you proposed
| With high esteem, your friend,
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In conformity with previous arrangements more than
one hundred OF the friends OF Hon. Henry May psrtook
OF magnificent banquet. prepared by Major Field, al his
Hotel on Capitol Hill, on Saturday evening the 2si
instant,
The company entered the dining. room al half past 7
o'clock the band payiag march, and took their seats
AT The table.
b. French, esq presided, assisted by the following
vice presidents
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RnARn DE COrNCILMEN

MONDAY Jan @ ls54.-Present, Edwin j. Brown ESD
President in the Chair. and 81 members.
Peitioas-By Mr. Hnsted-O OF II. A: Tutte and Others
calling attention 70 ptall in Feenthst. near Eighth
lv and asking that may be fenced in 10 Committee
Streets.
By Pearson-OfM A. Reed and others, to be organ
lied as Fire Engine Company. To Committee on Fire
Department
BY Mr. OfFrankI Ransom for reEefin respect
the Of his patent Fire Engines, &c Lail on the
table
Rcsol4tioHs-By Mr.. Monaghan-That the C}mm.s
sorer Of Streets report why the Harlem Railroad Con
puny has complied with the resolution passed eleven
months directing them to take up the present ran,
through Centre, Broome and Grand sts the Bowery aud
Fourth sv to Twenty seventh sts. and put down the
groove rail Adopted.
By M Hodskinson-Ihat the Controller report the
amount paid from the City Treasury for the Bureau Of the
Coreoraon incsding salaries and other expenses,
shown by the official 1853: also whether any
money has been retained by the Corporation Attorney
received for the City, paid ont by him and particulars
as 70 such and the amount paid to the City Chamberlain
egeh month and that a special committee Of three be
ponted to investigate the affairs Of said Bureau, AMI
r tho orrion As 10 what action should be hal in the
mstter The resolution as to the Controller reporting
sJcrted r: other part hid upon The table.
Bv Mr. Cooper-That Eighth az ID SiNthaT Rail
road Companies transfer passengers IRON VaAA-''' ana