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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13
New & Cheap Goods.

WE are now opening large Stock Of Spring
w and Summer Goods. which we wish TO sell
upon fair terms for Cash, or to punctual custom
ers, consisting in Pan Of
Rich Dress Silks, Lawns, Muslins,
Printed Berages. Jaconets. &c.,
Ribands, Gloves, French Corsets,
French Worked Collars.
Sleeves. Cuffs, Bands, &c. &c.
and many other Goods for Ladies' wear, such as
calicos, Ginghams. &c. &c.
A General Assortment for Gentlemen and Boys.
Brussels carpcting, Canton Mating. &c. &c.
LONG & WEBB.
April 4th, 1854. 90
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By cash from the State,

Your Committee have caused alphabetical list Of such
Stockholders of Company known the books OF
the Company be made by your Treasurer to be presented
to this meetings and they would earnestly call the attention
of the Company to the circumstance that long Stock
holders disregard the law made and provided for the regular
transfer of the Stock Of the Company it cannot be known from
your Stock Book who represents and the bona de Stock
holders Of the Company With the view of remedyng this
evil your Committee would respectfully suggest rigid
of the rule with regard transfers OF Stock
that the close of each fiscal year the Stock Book of the Com
pany will show who compose the individual Stockholders and
entitled represent and be represented in the meetings of
the Company.
Inasmuch the State has ntusted the direction of the
North Carolina and Western, and the North Carolina and At
antc Rail Road Surveys your Company well the dis
bursement of the monies appropriated to those Objects
Committee have thought amss to present you with
statement Of the receipts and expenditures account of each
of those Companies they appear from the books of your
Treasurer. All which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND,
JED. II. LINDSAY,
f. nj. HOLT, SEN.
Mr. Modecai from the committee proxies reported that
there in this meetng by than hun
ded individuals person by proxy 82O9 shares OF stock
5000 person, 50O7 by proxies The committee also
erred the meeting for their action The report
was received. The proxies Of c. s. Partie Co.,
dated the 4 inst, and the other on the 10TH motion,
we're laid ON the. table.
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PROCEEDINGS
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
1mib Carolina Sail 9aaa Gompanp,
Held Ia Hlsboroush ON Thursday snd Friday the
18Th and l4lh nj Inlf les&


issh and isih of Iniy. 1854
Concluded.
Mr. John U. Kirkland submitted the following report Of the
Standing Committee Of Finance which, motion Of w A.
Graham. was received and ordered to be printed:
REPORT
or The Committee Of Finance of The North Carolina Rail Road
Company. 10 their annuaf Meeting al Hlsborough. July
15f, 1854
The undersigned at the General Meeting Of the Stack
holders of the North Carolina Rail Road Company held in
Salisbury in July 1885, were apponiss Committee Il III
nance. audit aud report upon the accounts of their Trea
for the fiscal year just past In discharge o the duty
assigned them they met at the Office Of the Company in the
Of Geensborough the 5th Of this instant and
ed their labors from day to day until their work
pshed They beg leave respectfully submit the following
statement as their Report to wit:
1859. RECEIPTS.
July 1. To cash in hands Of Treasurer si0i 964 So
July 4. To cash received from individual
1884 Stockholders 1857 10
To cash received from State in lu
First instalment, 100000
Second ditto, 100000
Part Of third ditto, 100000
-i,OOoooo 90
To cash. proceeds of $50 shares Of
stack sold by Treasurer, by
order Of the Board of Drec-
To cash received for interest due
on instalments, 725 20
To cash from Raymond < Fuller
ton, per cent premium upon
purchase OF Iron, LAO 90
To cash for rent Of lot in
Raleigh, eli SO
Charlotte, so 90
from Atlantic Survey. sia so
Western ditto, 62 90
To cash overdrawh upon Bank Of
To cash. error r. J. Ashe. over
charge warrant, 30 OIL
--1,a s.s4l 9s
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

For the cure Of Influenza, Colds, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Headache. Debility, Weakness,
dc. dc. dc.
or 4 Fresh Supply just received, and for sale
hy the agents. D. Heart & Son, at the Printing
Ollie, HiIls,nrough; James B. M.Dade, Chapel
Hill; and G. A. Mebane. Mason Hall.
July sih, 1854. ly44-
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BY !" forsfiee expenses rent.
stationery. postage. safr &c. l.S25 II
BY /" for drpots aud stations, 4.e46 81
BY Tor mileage. i.477 90
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SPRING AND SUMMER
@9@As9s
Just from New York.

THE Subscriber has just opened fns Stock
y Of Gsods in bis line, selected with great
care by himself in the city Of New Yoik. which
Cor beauty, TASTE and ercellenes. he thinks will he
foundto equal. il they do not surpass. any which
h.vebefofe been Offered in this place. They con-
80 every variety Of articles usually kept ia
y Merchant Tailoris Shop,
vir; superior French and English Cloths; Plain
and Figured French cassimers; Satin, SILK. and
Marselles yesiings. both 6sued and plain; Shirts.
with the latest French bosoms; crasais. Meek
Ties. Sc. Also a we'll selected assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing. such as
Dress Coats, Over Coats, VESTS,
pantai00ns, sc. SC.
His friends aud the public generally. arc invit-
ed 10 give him CALL as he iecls confident he can
please in sfyie, qualify and piee.
Ir The --latest Fashions are reported TO him
monthly from two Of the most fashionable Cities
in the world; and he hailers himself that be can
make as good fiis as can he made any where.
He also promises the public that he will take
pleasure in Cutting and Making work m every
style that may be desired.
l.. CARMICHAEL.
April 10. 3l--
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STATEMENT.

Slouiag fe aunbr Of Shares III Mork oned In each County,
fhe alo,a paid. The ano,aa dr. the number ef Shares sOd
&e. &c.
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A. NJ. drPhcrtrs. lI.Chiselin. Nv. Martin.

a. III III pMEET,ElRs & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office at No. G, Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VI.
uT Particular attention paid to the sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas P. Devereux, esq, Halifax. N. G.
Geo. w. Mordeca, Pre'st Bank Of State Of n. G.
Charles Dewey. Cashier I"
w. H. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
l.. OBJ. Branch, Pres't Raleigh & Castor Road.
Messrs. Reid & Soutter,
DR.. N. G. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pres't Farmers Blk of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence d Reid, Baltimore.
Messrs. b. Blossom & Son, NeU York.
Messrs. d. Hearit & Son, Hillsborough, N. G.
October 2s. lyO9-
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sa.oe5.7s4 SO

In this statement the Committee DO pretend precisely
Of the csGcaiions with
printed reports. whh DO profess all the expenditures the
proper heads
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Amount still due from indivi-
dual stockholders, s2l7,SS9 67
PRESENT REsoJ RCEs OF THE COMPANY.
1884 July Due from individual Stockholders, s97 $3.50 67
Balance Sd nstament from the
State, 100000 90
The whole Of the 4th ditto, 100000 90
Balance in Treasurer's hands, 8l,019 &c
$50 SO
ACCOUNT OF N. CAROLINA WESTERN r. R. SURVEY.
July l. To cash advanced, S10,112 08
July l. BY cash from State acct. Of N.
g. and Western Survey, $4,000 90
BY balance due N. c. r. II. Co. 2,112 0S
--sl01l2 0s
ACCOUNT OF N. c. AND ATLANTIC R. X. SURVEY.
July l. To cash advanced, S2,713 SO
To balance due by N. q. r. R.
Company, 30 o2
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s.oas 40

By balance North Carolina Western and
Atlantic survey account. a0a5 40
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TINE! TIME!! TIMER
THE pre,iiest and hest CLOCKS. for sale
Il by A. C. NIL DOCK.
April -. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
MARRIED..

BROWN-iDY-OI IL. 10Th inst. by Elder L. D. Msnshsd Mr.
Brown Hiss Ann Eliza Ide daughter Of Willard Ids.
Eso.. ell Of this City.
CoXGILBERf-fr hi. City Thursd.y 18th inst, By the
Rev w l. Doubleday Dr. James W. Cox Of Albany Hannah
daughter q Jo,erh 0iber Esq Of Cbertsys, oeso Co.
New York
CARRoLL-NOUNT--On we6nssdsy May Il, BY the Rev Dr.
Pos George H. Carroll E, Mary Elizabeth ece daughter Of X
Mount both Of this CITY.
HUOHEs-MELLOR-AtW HllGmsbursh. L. T.. On wedsesdsy
Nay H. ~ the Ey NJ Hsested CHARLES of Wilsmsbssb
Q Me. Sarah 4. MelioF q the place.
foushksepsie pspsns YlsAse copy a.. "a.
ONEARA-DOSsELLT-On Thursday evening. Nay ~ 81 81
steph ns Cnrch by The Re. DR. Mr. John Ohsss
Sen Prarc.co Ai.. Mary A. z Donnsly Of this Cry -
gTEfCKLASD-HORTOy-Tn this City Asy 10, b the lay
CLsre Pin, Charles W. sfiekand formerly Of fompey n
Y Lucy l. daughter Of Cap saHfsoI Horton Of osHeassy'
Conn
VAN DYNR-BBEyoORT-At Mddebssh on Wednsedsy mora
by Mr. Botfsforc Mr. William H. Van DynS
cf L. Gyspse 70 Niss Kate Brevoor 81 Fishkl n ~
WHITTLYsEY MERRIIT-Or TtursdsJ by 10 hss ~, Iyss
In y, Georges .hrFch William Wklesey to 'sHe aAasss'
the nehee Merritt ~ - ~ Nd
ri.an W Wen 10 yAgfhs T. smith both 81 jensey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
NEU-JE'RSEY ITEMS.

TuE MAYOR MISS l6E---fhc annual message Of Mayor
Manners Of Jersey City. was sen. in 10 the Common
Council At lis las, meeting 7, = lengthy document and
RI idly reviews The affairs OF the Cooperation. In regard
TO finance he enoins the duty OF the s;c'es economy
without meanness and that cheek be placed upon any
waste and oxirayagance The credit Of the city ye;
impaired lu. time Of greater necessity Tor useae has
u, existed in is history thorough revision OF tue ex
sting ordinances ended The necessity ot organ
ling an efficient police force spoken OIL ihe me sage
audee tie necessity Of regulating the character OF the
buildings hereafter 10 be erected within the city hm's
Tie early completion OF the map of the city from actual
surveys authorized since the charter came INTO force
/. strongly urged The Mayor recommends the enscmea;
Of ord nance 10 extend Warren Washington Greene aid
Hudson-sts., north TO the Hohoken line.
The for building for the public Offices OF the city
should he procured forthwith, and temporary building
thereon that rent can be saved 10 the cy ani
the public officers enjoy greater facilities IN dischargng
their dues The necessity for the better lighting OF the
public streets, is stated as obvious. The condition OF the
ire department such that il be regarded with pride
ard confidence The Mayor expressed his regret at the
breach Of harmony which occurred during the past year.
but il has been restored and the department should be
sustained in the highest state OF efficiency The Aims
House reported well managed, and the erection of
Workhouse in connection with il is advocated as means
Of partially relieving the city from It's Ams-house ex
ieises
past year. There three public schools established snd
another Is greatly needed In The introduction Of the Pas
much delay has occurred unavoiabiy, but the
serons obstacles have apparently been overcome,
md the prospects are that the 4h Of July next
cizons can celebrate the completion OF the work. The
sewers viii Immediately aerw ard BE- construct
cd Acknow eging the benefit which Jersey CITY derives
from being the terminus of the railroads the Mayor
omms nds that the New-Jersey Railroad and Transpos
ton Company be required TO fulfill their obligations to the
CITY, in conformity with the conditions upon which they
have received certain privileges. speed of twenty miles
per hour the Mayor considers be great in the city,
and If continued, greater security ~ life should be pro-
vided He suggests the erection of tresework tina.
trains may pass elevated track from Bergen Cat 10
the depot Additional ferry accommodations required
and il hoped that ferry from Montgomeryst 10 the vi
ciniy of Conalst. New York. and the Pavona ferry viii
soon be established II is important that the owners Of
the shore front should erect piers for the accommodation
IF that commerce which may be brought to shores
The Message closed by calling the attention Of the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Richa r<lson, Brothers q Co.'s frcuIar.

Per- .,o7al LrvEEPooi 5th No. 5th. 1851
this morning had good attendance the local
1esler and miller. also from the country di.-ric's
The attention Of the majority Of buyers principally given
icing the cheaper sricle sid y estimated -
barrels sken The in prices Of Tuesday
Baltimore n g. and ONO % sd there
but few eeer under our hLcs q1oons ;oz The two inst
med qualities.
well suppored but OILY limited Lasi-
= trsIsacet.
Not much Con- holder. refused il s,es
OArsyey Of good quality sale and the trade r. quiet,
bat firm.
OArNF.L sold freely bat quote change ito
The Imports from abroad Of o. quarters waEAr as5s
ousffer- Corn 80 80 bib. and <oI FLOUs.
Export q" quarters NHtAf 1000 IND.S Corn 49, s-oSs and
Fine and Ohio WHEAT l2aI2ls general runs ~ to
lliy red ~ 70 lilo.
I6; Westerns and CANADIAN 81 G15l6 IL 81
ispIsS CoRN-Wlte 3sl; yellow 81 a3ai y f9 bs
CoTToS1 weeks mpor; J. h rges' record
1912 bale the sIoech 10 1872 ending
lGh MAY when the import was 1871 bales
The iIsd has ruled dull and % and holders Offer their
freely ID cline Is 10 be noted making I'D decline the highest
orOsoD tcI most grades, Of Ibis
sales 81 so bales sgain $3.50 1853 OF
,,l Of b. wees spsousos have taken 40 eKOfen 1890 lesv
lps 80 ~ for the trade.
oufscIIRos BARK sells slowly s0lo for Hf.deph. and
LsKpTb supple. produced depressed market
ard suhrnifted fully T.
demand
81 md 81 deliveries June July August
TALLow with little doing be purchased lower than
Lest week
tea Dounk ct 1901 aud the remaining sales Of about
JohnsOp Cleveland al l3GGI05 Fine India Mess much
VsDlfd
actual busDefs has been reported.
BACON good demsnd-fne quality long Mdies rib
out, sels ct 81 a AZ. aud rib in IL 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
INTERVIEW WITH SIR CHARLES NAPIER
HIS VIEWS on TIE UNITED STATES And

In TIE Clor'eso~R VA sPirr 4 Jcftc.on we ind
letter from Copenhagen, written probably by Mr. Bedin
ger, Charge at that place. We make the following
extracts from this letter which curious in several par
feuars:
For week or twopast the British feet was anchored
within twenty miles of this place and many persons from
here awaited themselves of the opportunity To see IL Ad
nira Sir Charles Napier las made three visits
aud Saturday last had the honor OF dining with HIM
at Mr.. Buchanans, the English Minister, don't conioand
him with our Buchanan az London.) The commander o.
he British Baltic feet ~ gentleman in ne siNypiI
wear of his age but 10 all appearance as stout and hearty
~ need be He is about the size of excellent friend,
William Grove Esq and is not entirely unlike nm IN al
pesranco except that III the pace Q, b ,e aSmra has
rsther hard features and stern expression OF race. -.
The place assigned at the dinner table your place
his part of tho world is assigned you upon all occasions
and YOU must be careful not 20 take any place that nor
assigned youl was the left hand OF the hon mmseii
20 that had good OPPGhu w S % sed hall which
the dinner lasted. found him intelligent enabe ana
agreeable and quite disposed L. talk particularly apout
our country and people de spo~S asn anu hs in the
British nee, al the taking OF Alexandra during the war
witnessed the capture of Washington City ana the famous
battle Of the White House &c. n. gave ie sum" uH
among other things he described certain marvellous
achievements performed by thu Baltimore clipper "hcn
he said he had never YET seen e4uaeI oy any o' s
daring rascals saw in my hfei assure you
they seemed care for US than th,S ha zen
wld ducks and could ave u VIC" as "a. =. 80, So, rs
ta u.s. and past us and around US as auiS Az; 10
10 attempt the capture of them which indeed we oeh u
hut might just well have undertaken 70 SEQ
gulls. However, did catch one OF them sAe "s
little too daring and by undertaking certain msheuNe
(which Sir Charles described at length but when a no
sailor enough 10 give you, she got aground ana we su
her. She splendid model splendid craft ass"'0
you she perfect beauty, &c. -.-..,;o,
After while, l had anticipated our CONVEX. anon
turned upon the subject Of slavery The English IKE 70
talk upon that subject The Admiral asked me If did moi
believe 1t would soon be abolished in the southern STATES
q our Union. l replied that hoped and believed mol;
a thought its abolition much less probable now than
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DIED.

cOOPER-Or the lstl the year age Esthss
widow oftbs Isfe John Cooper
Her tuners. viii place sunday as nst, sslP NJ ffs
hef ist@ rec depce Noy'hfsA staten fslsnd-
cARRon the sh Inst Of eonson Of the brain Nm sarshL-
Carr, eyed - yegA
Her remains have been removed to Shrewsbury, j. for 10
DRUANoNDon Friday 18th inst, Mrs Elizs. vii. Of yeha ,.
Drumn-ord sfed - yesn
he ves family respectfully Invited -
th ssnrssy afternoon Socock her iss
residence No sj Morions without further nvisss Her remains
vii be esksn 10 ood Cemstery. 81.
GRiFTENOu Friday May 10 Foster soa q ysesA
Msrhs ". Gr6en aged months snA - SsyA 80
kOLTEMAYER-Is ,ks City, suddenly II ssissk rs,-
day evening Ny R the infant Of Adoph a1 Jopsas Nss
5000 I'D =
The relatives and friends Of ths family end sAs nesbsn 4 ~
Iad-pendsa Rovsl Arch Lodss No respectfully lasSl V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Tgy RToTSr FATAL ACCIDESr ~ CHANBEks-sr.-
Coroner Hilton yesterday held nques; al the
Hospital upon the body of the unknown Young man who
was run over and killed in Chamberst., "Wednesday
night by Engine No while running with il to hre IN
Dnsne-st No one present at the inquest who could
identity the body and the members of the company knew
po,hinc about him. Evidence was taken showing the oc-
ourrepce 10 have been purely accidental and the jury
dered verdict TO that effect and also called the Alteration
Of the authorities 10 the dangerous condition OF the
ri.ce-vay in Chambers-si The deceased about 81
wears Of age and had fancy mixed Cashmere pants
grew tweed coat Marsees vest oolored satin scarf old
boots and a Panama hat The members of Engine Co
No took charge of the body and VIII have it rsspecta
bly, inferred tomorrow.
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eRoOsHoPs-FACTs WORTH CONSIDERING.
r. tie T1lor If H. T,-d,-.


SIR ] have al Office in Broadway at point where
business OF extensive character is transacted Our OF
Broadway. the immediate Nc shborhoot Is composed
mostly Of private dwellings. The circle 10 which desire
to call attention including the streets either side Of
broadway. embraces what regarded respectable
neighborhoods.
Drawing q Inc o: three hundred yaris Ia rnarksmans
distance for rfehot equiistsn, With all points of the
compass from nv locs,ion-iLus placing a, the center
OF the circle-I count sy-fro bIr-rooHs should esi-
rraio the visitors each twenty of those places TO
rage 1900 daily at each Of more 200; at each Of
the remaining twenty-five jO0-naklng IN the aggregate.
81, visitors cr rather daily visits Of these
Customers doubtless to the charge several times in
the Of the day. in ths small space Of time and
place, where the " liquid damnation flows in streams.
This es,imate e exceedingly low for firmly believe the
visitors those places would number 1000, upon
count VIII you have the kindness TO inform if there
even On alleged necessity for these hauns and novels for
breeding Vice and dealing Rus-a:rac.inc, and in turn,
sustaining and destroying Or are licenses extended
without the od-fashioned highway prerequisite OF
accommodation necessity and convenience to The tEayeer'
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Liverpool HroadstuTs Market.

The oonsunpive demand for WHEAT and FLOUR god with
large imports INDIAN Com arrives in excess and ses SLOWLY
Tile decline called by Brokers Board Cd aud by DEN
istoun Co b Dbl WHEAT unchanged CoSS p lower Mar
Net for all sTiiclss closing steady.
Dennisown quotes Western Canal Flon IS aG Bd,,m9.e
and Philadelphia SO G037 Ohio, 81 ui; Sour so a Nh'e
United sat,s Wheat uGai24 Red aud mixed iH0@Hoi "hhe
Corn, 56J asst; Yellow 81 0oyI. -.
ind 057 s. Extras :; Western and Canadian
6o37 50 a5j Com 53; holders refuse lower
fcms
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Anvil
=. TEr WuOIp WoGJD since the issue

TIE WHOLE WoRLD.'-Since the issue of this
mammoth pictorial HRT the excitement Tremendous
Surh demand for Journal Of wesneVe known
before Que would suppose The Professors esiabhnen 10 BE- the
worlds yeTiiai the al
hsng ouly these Cir Tickets AID The
also Of ,he truly maglfcen. and
NORE If Art he exhibits 81 the NOsLDs HALL,
80 Broadway. Indeed requires the united snd
labor OF thirteen clerks % read and this great
cors advertised publish his PAPER aud
81 Chfs'eudCrn bent making him rich ~
I, udirs abundant supplies Of the a.. potent dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
LIVERPOOL Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL Friday Evening May 5Dennistoun Co. report
Oppressed market during the week owing 10 American dees and
arrivals Prices closed decline Of M "a
ssddns and lower qualities h-hr grades becoming scarce
,nd maintain their previous value
Sales OF CASIO Including p 100 AmeTcsn OF which 220
Speculation and o9i Export Sol today FTdeyl GnO steady
Orleans ID Mddlug I'D Fair Mobiles CID MddDE sid
Uplands CID Mddns 5Sd.i Stock Gi including JOSH
American.
quote reduction lower qualities A. $50 win
deposition part Of spectators 10 purchase. .
Nrfht Candy Co. quote Ndding Orleans ~ l6 Fair Mo-
bles and Atlantic 6. Weeks imloH-lTges reccd-iSe o2
l.ia
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Iondon NInrket -FnInAy EyryIve. Ma

BERN business rally, restricted 10 wants
trade BRT large and business a
yous rBtcs.
Corn quiet activity early looked for; not nueh
tvity "a Continental markets.
sVcAR-Week opened but fell on toward close 'es no
ea,) of Muscoysdo hhds. OF "a 0o5j
RIcE fiat
TIA inquiry, common gOu IL
Co1IoN-l 6oN bales quiet
LAID fla aud lower; Wcstorn kegs 50 q 81.
IuIuw steady a 81 6 ON the spot, AZ &c Tor AGgus
sp,pITs TVRPExTINE-AmeIcau usminaly al ~ a =
UrNr-P,tcrsiurg clean at A6yd AU6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

AyoTHER CoUScHssS N PRIsoS.-About q o'clock
Yesterday morning female and three men. one Of whom
proved to be Mr. H. Councilman OF one of the upper and
western Wards were cOnyerng together the
ner Of Spring and Broadway by officer Ross of the
Fourteenth Ward Police, who requested them 10
of The Councilman then followed the female down the
street shor. distance when il is alleged he took hold Of
her and prevented her from going home. The Policeman
advanced 10 the spot took the City Father by the arm
ard desired him to le, the woman co. The Councilman
then in en- authoritative tone said 10 the Policeman,
"wha, do you mean I'm officer as vel as you, ct
the same time exhibiting his silver star tie emblem Of
thoriiy The Policeman replied that under the ccunr
lie the Councilman ought to be ashamed TO make
known his position. He then conducted the gentleman to
the S,aiion-Iouse and gold watch and s4 were found
on his person. Aaer being detained for the res Of the
neh on chsrge Of drunkenness sai isorisry conduct