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received by boats x ensnee On Ia M
~ oSn contribute NE supply o. sssl-e ~
~ 555; Ohio $685. ILLINOIS, 6o9i Virginia" ''i n"'
55n hy the rouua 70. the beef
quarters n -, rsl;,y If cattle offered today, l2i Ole
q n. - o,,rv ,,lzt7-
CoxnCN QUsLITf-u3Uhc.
ISFERIoR-si dlcc - -, .nass. .x,,. ebeep $sas o.
Common sheep ~ ''"F'i $500 ~T''
Lanbs ssd 81 49, M ,;.. ,yssbt. iof..ior do 81 Is
paks-tor City smsl Hog. i,s wsish e. "~S''
i,se. Germ fed fed. - &c
cessIs mIz $S5aS4o FOR ordinary esnmcs e. So "a
.S a., Cows sS quality with Cs ~ N
Errvss-We report 5S3 In market TO day ana INC ~
week follows: - =. q. 90 danny win ,af +5odsiO0
report to-day and the receipts ofte
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Veceipts OF Producc-JUsE 3.

Iv he Fire, Bodtld ESQ bbls Flour 56 DO Als 90, 90
hickey bsgs Aiel $50 sides Leahcr, 2lB pkss Lad Y
do Pork suudy Meats al do Batter, 1896 bus Wheat
Il 4 do Cor
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niSIATUkE ALMANAC.

ALMASAc......Ihs DAf
SCV-Rises.. % Sets.......I u Moon sets iJh
wATER......riii DAY
IA Gov. Island. Ia He'd Gate... D Ia
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- -, -, A,h,.,,s~, \ dali fcVliog to-day.
,s's.s. ss. acue Ia er,e. but this was The only
'S's' ..,,,.rs,, $3.50 shares wcw scld at esq
uN',~''" s,s,.'s !, New.Nesk Central cent Hi
,os. ,s,s~i y cents ~e'c se'n " ~ NV"''''" ~''
A., s., : Seh Panama eOnds fell On :" lo'l'
naas, MAS ~, fvcs supplied Fin'-c""s paper ""s
= al. ,s..t al y cent, and railroad acocpiances ~
- :, ~ r,rrsSn bills Cor the steamer from Boston
- ,,,, ,,ug uis stated ,hat $4,000 in gold Will 60
A. ,.,cn k,r shipon,. Rates London arc 1921 1914
sn ratss 90 days, Aie@Arl.
tN,,h,s nlc lower and pnorc active. To London oVVV
.rsA Whcs, Cd leo iuns' Bacon ssl6. To iaVerPoo'
~ 900 hssh Cum ID in bulk. 5000 bush. Wheat old' u
,...l fcm Eehbucsc 20 Bristol Channel 10 lsi0' """
suciscy e. london t. -, n,
The e,lcwing named gentlemen were to-day ono''" III
,..h,s nj tho Cumberland Coal and Iron company
W,a. n. Thompson, Lowell Hclhrcok' H. W, pu".a'"
M. qSAs,cp N. d. iooslis. r. nloodscod' d. H. mar
A., ,,s,,A l,,hcrnsn. Thcs W Gale j. I"rToy Moei
n. Esns lambert Gn'inSs OF bS"'"'''V' WA mum
Mc,rafscs was chosen Pics'den, -.
Az The annual EVICTION OF the Mutual Lave ins"'""e'
Scrpnnv ~ Ncw-YOrk, held on Monday inc d" 's'' ~,
farewing gcutlewcn were elected trustees n"''.,y
r.-,.,;.a : Wirstou. john V l.. Pruyn. Jonathan MI
hr William Moore. William Bets, Nathamel iiayuep
Ioh, n. Stusrt, Abram Biniugcr, George X. Clars
TIE rhr q members Of the Corporation voting al 'h
s,.,,s,n was l. i9s and tho above named gentlemen
xhcse term Of office expired on that day, were uh""
,,,cusv reelected Trustees for the next four years.
Tho -,ecin;s at .he Cus.om.liossc on sa'urda! Wet
s6sS.o93 IS. r...lo
,o,r he asicrnucn, Of the POard the follow ing sH,.
s S., and Ponds were nado at auction by Albert II
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AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. So WALL6r..:
100 and 60 wananfs bought aud fhh oes -
gu ssnfs cold ~ Win b all repects vahoss
Unit 70 time Warrants cent TO ell pss Of he eeentI -
Asf prices ~ Essslps Of rspitsaasA EL C0LuxAS
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My Il ~--JUSE3 -
Amount Average Average Average Average
of amount amount amount anosAt
,.vvsi C.ni.,l of of OF
EASEs of BANKS ePs cnI.,n Do psits Circular Deposits
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stxro ZOO F!erda NOBLE. " o. = ! a.
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TO the HOLDERS of BONDS ISSUED by the
and LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANIES-The Railroad Cor.
Pefscs heretofore Known by the the MANSFIELD sa
sANDuSkY CITY RAILROAD COMPANY and the COLUM.
BUS AID LANE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. having, IL purs
the OF the Ohio
portion under the of the sANDUSKY MANSFIELD ssl
NEWARK RAILROAD COMPANY; Notice y fiyeb thai the
Bouds Of either Companies bo exchanged
OF the Bonds tile consolidated Company secured
Of the property franchises whole cotodsd
Road No ~ Broadway d. ~ BARNEY Trustee
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oTFieE o' IHr ILLINOIS cssIs.L kALLsoAo cosT.sr,
MISSISSIPPI And ATLANTIc RAMRoAI

AVA tOAFANlThc stockholders VI this Company will plss<o
tste notice that an insen Of five the capital stool
OF onpenv has been called payable the Office Of WlNSLOWs
LANlER Co, No s. WsIlG, NewYork before tho I'D
Juns ne1t ny order, EDW. KING Secretary.
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The following the receipts and disbursement al I'll
Assistant Treasurer's Office this day
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Toisl............s2,@oTSi ss'e'''''
The total amount OF foreign Imports snces an amounts
TO s7e 49397s against ss Gsaos3 s. inc Ia ne last year.
The Exports for the week amounted to s''os against
g. os9, go same time last year.
The Neg Orleans Bulletin gives the ioibs' ing COM
parison of the Bank statement up to Sa urdS: May ~
Nth tbose NJ the last six weeks:
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The receipts at the Cus.om-louse Philadelphia for tie
first five months of 1854 compare with the two previous

Tothl.. ,7l5,yol ~ HI,0788Ff % FE'V0''07f Il
The operatons at the office of the Assistant Treasurer
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Nlofk0t0s
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20, 1854.
Socfs were STEADY this morning the folio wing quo.
tatioIs -ResdinR Railroad, 3bX; Morris Canal Is
Long Island Railroad, l41; Pennsylvania state fves
S4h.
New ORIEANs Oct Is, 1854.
Our cotton market II firm. he sales for the last 70
days amounted 10 4,to0 bales Aiddiog Ia quoted at
SIC. he increased receipts at al Southern ports
compared with last year, are 81 600 ba Mess PORK
IL ssliIg At &l475 Lard Is tull and decining-for
barrels, Alc. Frsjghts have declined Cotton to Liver
pool Z l6rIs. Exchsr 60 on New York, 50 premium
NEW ORLEANS, Got. IL. 1854
The # the Baltic received here this morning.
snd the report Of the stirring IN the crftnsa
created tren ersous excitement Tho commercial intel
leenre Ife to active export dsmaud tton
and some GOO hsle changed bands at Sc for middrg
1be stccf 90 hsp here, sscusve Of that shiob,s
rescf 81 bales Fsehts to Liverpool dscued
to 20.
CHARLESTON Oct. 10, 1854
Our cotton market fs 6rm with an up gard tendensy
The sales 10 DAY reach I'd bales at prices ranging
from g. 1870. Good upland m!ddlings quoted st
9hc.
ALBANY, Oct 20, 1854
Barley ia selling At 81 IS 81 SO for two rowed and
81 37h for four rowed Oats $780, for State.
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From Havana nDd Key West.
rHE SLAVE TRADE-NsRITlhE INTELLIGENCE.

THE SLAVE TRADE-AsRITIhE INTELLIGENCE
CHARIHroN, O;t. II, 1854.
The st's mshp Governor Dudley las arrived ct THU
port with dates from Hev to the llth and Key IVES
70 the 18th inst.
The intelligence from Cuba is not SO late - that NJ
ceived BY the Cshawss, but We fnd some which
sppssrs to have escaped observation.
Gen Concba has ordered that hereafter the printing
public tion Of predictions upon the authorite.
shs constitute treason-the offenders to be tried BY
he Military Commits sion OF the island
II wss rumored that . cargo of Africans had been
landed at Cabanos, and high official sent there to In
yes tigste the matter
The municipal authorities Of Havana have published
highly aatts,ipg report of Pesuelas admiuistI alton
The Ddrio declares that Pexuela Is one too many in
the island.
Twenty or thirty prisoners to leave Havana on
the 18th, in the spanish mail ut samar for trial.
From Key West We learn that the schooner J. B.
Blsecker OF and for New York from Lasuna with log
wood, when two sprung aleak to throw
half her cargo overheard lhe captain and crew were
subsequently attacked with fever when they put
into Key west the 2sth nit Ard the vessel would be
discharged and repair forthwith The mate had died
the hospital.
he wreck Of an English brig, mahogany laden, had
been discovered the qucksands forty miles west of
Key West
The cargces Of the brig Maxwell and schooner Alfalfa.
before reported ashore, had been nearly all saved in
damaged state portion Of the Athsias CARGO abou,
hrds had beer sold for $l3 00o the materials of
the vessel ought 0c0 the Alfalfa herself on the
reef Sill The Maxwell was sold for $685. and her cargo
wouli also probably be sold The remainder of the
AtbsliA's cargo was to shipped to Apalachicola
The brig Detroit, from Neuvitas fer New York had
put into Key West with her fore and topmasts carried
away She would repair and sail again forth with,
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Ost 1s, 1854.
The steamship Back Warrior, from New York via Ha-
vana the l6ta inst., hes arrived at this port.
Senior Castendo, who arrested Lopez assaasnated
on the 18th inst In . oofeshouse
great conspiracy ID supposed to be brewing in the
island.
Private letters quote decided advance In sugar-lo
to Ii per cent-within few days previous to the dep
turs OF the Black Warrior Molasses was ssarcs and
prices tending upwards.
Gen. Pesuea, Ex-Governor General sailed for Spain on
tho 18th inst
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HIAUSIFHIA, Oct ~, It0f
At the Womans Rights Convention this afternoon Mr.
Garrison ard Lucrets Mott continued the argument
upon the Bible quotations. offered by Henry Crew. fro
the Old and New Testament, to prove that woman was
nm, con'rovertiDg them by other quotations
Inc resolutions offered on the frat day we're unani
nously ADOPTED The convention agrsed to meet again
next year at Cincinnati
Aoonmitses was appointed of which Wendell PHI; ItDs
the O. airman to decide upon the merits Of the differ
snt upon the subject Of woman rights and the
prizes to be offered
TIE mseth in the evening was addressed bv Emma
X. Gee, Mary Grew and Lucy Stone
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Jacob B. Boerum. Of Flushing, is the wing candida


LAUNCH FxrRAoRDNARY William q Webb, Esq, b.
just completed the balance dock which he has co
struc ed for the New York Balance Dosk Company, q
1t viii be launched ~ Williamsburg near the mouth
Bushvitk creek. At 10Y o'clo,k on Monday mornu
next. Ship and Others interested in this matt
viii have an opportunity of examining this structu
before it is launched This deck Ii bnlt OF size a.
strength heretofore unequslled, being 1925 feet Ion
100 broad and 40 deep AID capable take up vessels
S75 to 400 feet In length. with all the cargo stsre
arms and srmsneDt on bosrd or . ca ,acity Of s,0t
tons; and will supply necessity long felt by shippiI
merchants The launching Of such structure win /
On occasion great interest, nothing of its imms
si.y hss ever been launched
Quick TRIP The clipper ship Water Witch, (of 30
toni Captain Plummer, arrived yesterday from Gala
made the run to Hampt Roads In GA days The eli
per spit6re, arrived few days back, arrived at HAM
ton Pcads in exactly the same number Of days. Cap
p reports being in fields Of ice from lat 81 to 40
the 81st August. Also saw several icebergs.
TIE sTEANsHP NORTH STAR sailed yesterday afternoo
for Aspinwali, with large number Of passengers I'd
California. y
TIE BRITISH SIEAMsHP CONWAY, sailed yesterda
for Bermuda and St. Thomas she came here to repai,
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The New England Horse show.

=. OHAf1IxBUKU7, Uct. ~, 1904.
At the grounds of the New England horse show TODAY
ne aoies, Mrs.. stone Of Surrey Mrs Bascom Of Brat
ueooro and Miss Kate wyse. of Mddletown, competed
.0r Inc hdieS prize for the best horsemsnship The
JUDGES, with excellent skill divided the premium al All
the competitors equally skilled in the menace. bu.
BY contribution o! Mr. Baxter the fir ANITA ra
ceived Thirty dollars EACH trot for the premiums Of
atty collars, thirty dollars aud ton dollars came or in
ne aternoo, after which Mr.. Baxtsr of Rutland trot
% his mare Nelly, against time for premium of three
hundred dollars. She N ads the mile In 25a The dis
petition of this premium win be disputed.
The managers will be able to the expcnd ures Of
To exhibition b, the receipts which amount to about
fur thousand dollars.
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Tue LIouoR BILL AND THR VEro-CIARK
AND SEyMoUR-We publish this morning. to
refre n the memories of our readers, the pro.
hibitory liquor bill Of Myron II. Clark, and the
veto OF said bill Of Governor Seymour. This
win define the exact position of each upon tn,
liquor question. The position of the wbie
Lieutenant, II. s. Raymond was that of the
veto until his recent somerset in favor Of the
BILL How be will stand after the election
will, perhaps, depend upon the resuls and thar.
we suppose, is scft to the party Of Ullman and
Scraggs
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BosrOy; Oct 90 1854.
Tn sssmsr Osprey, with the passengers of the City
Of Phi adelpha put into Homes Hole to-day for coal
and ~ii pro ably arrive At Phiisrephia to morrow
Mr. L. Geib Of New York purser Of the Arctic, who
was fsvsd In Of the boats that arrived at Broad
Cove, isa passenger in her. Re detained at st.
John n srspgrg business matters
The Osprey brcus ht two hundred and ninety OF the
wrecked passengers of the steamer City Of Philadelphia
about tse'y Of whom lift her at He,mes' Hole, and
csme to New Bedford whence they would leave for New
York via Fao river The Osprey after few hours de-
tenticn would proceed direct to Philadelphia
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The Yellow Fever.

rho1hEASS OE THE EPIDEMIC.
BALTIMORE Oct 20 1854.
The deaths BY yellow fever al the Charity Hospital
Few Orleans, during the six days ending on Saturday
sst, we're sixty.
At Savannah during the fortyeig hours ending on
aspdsy, there were six deaths,
the mortality Of Charleston during the last week. was
seenty nine, including ferty eight from yellow fever
he fever was on the increase 1t Beaufort.
MORTALITY AND HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
new ORLEANS. Oct TO- 1864.
ne sickness ID rapidly ahating In this city, and the
wether is growing COOL The ipiornents fer the week
wer,two hundred and two, Of which one hun.
drehnd tbTt -four were from yellow fever
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eight men, sfo left the Democratic Assembly Dstr
Convention q. Crofop am The 6th OF last montn, I
csns< they we're not somiitsd ~ delegates headed
Own Cnhbs sba J. Tom Voc; tney met on the Goth
connection With Wn Go s.n 1na two others of Rockls
county. who nominated Mr. Whiting. He surprising
ODE right sceepsed the nomination but after fnii
ont The error .rcts letter our Convention saw
that be IN srd unIess the Democrate Cows
tiop on II sred him bA sou a not run we noninst
br Brspcs b. and bs il ths csndcate OF the democra
party The fs'ts make no effort. Then the party
uni ed IN local sHsirs BNpub'sbins the above YOU
oobse the q. N r@ste party Of tn. Ninth district.
ne'ersts from TIE First Assembly District Of Westc
ter County.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
49, NEW Y0RK, Oct 20, 1854.
siR-Auov me to correct an error in your list Of Co
gresso, o, candidates From tbs Wrist district they are
Whif-Hars@y ". Vail, of Suffelk.
Hard Shell Democrdt--i eIiel Is allen. OF Richmond.
Svt Shell Demoerct-Frteer OK W. Lord, of Suffolk,
Yours, respectfully, r. l. MEEK5.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
JAMAICA. L +, Oct 10, 1854.
Your desire to bee, yonr post ID In al doll
cal affsiIs Induces To sepd ,u the following
Tx wbips Of The First Congressional district NJ The
cOnven ion IN Jspis'ca Wednesday lass nominal
Bsrvsy vs.l, Esq OF -uff TX, believe. At the ssr
time ard place = entnn If delegates from ALI &
courcs If Rpow Nofhirgs in the clunties Of KIM
Queens, sunclt spo Richmond, was, learn also h.,
ar Dr. VIM W, vsis, OF Fiusbtpg unanimously selec.
The first ballot their candidate for Cngrees Ut
cemirg election. sotay the outsiders. Yours, SO,
Jacob B. Boerum. of Flushing, is the wing candida
for Assembly.
THE LEGISLATURE OF INDIANA.
The Ipeiaps state Sentinel publishes list Of this
beYs of The L. esstoTe far heard from and elias
hes tbcm folio ws:-Io ths senate demo .ra.s o.
siop, 20 In The housa, democr ats 20; fusion, q
Guiding one national wing 80.
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Criminal Affairs.

ROBBERY OF ADAMS AND co.'s EXPRESS.
WILMINGTON, Del Oct. 20, 1864
Metrs Adams Co . Express Office, In this city, vas
robbie hst night Of package containing $4,000.
FoRGER SENTENCED.
BRAS1ToED, G. W., Ost. 20. 1854
D. wvan Aernam, the forger. has been sentenced 70
the petentiaxy for seven years
BcRGLARY AT ROCHESTER,. n
ROCHESTER, Oct. 20, 1854.
willis g. Hachiss jewelry store, in Reynolds Arcade
robd lest night OF pro pery to the value of 5000
The busars entered the store through the cellar noor
BURGLsY AND ArTIMPrED MuBDER-R1wARD FOR
An xscAfBD PRISONER.
Albany, Oct. 20, 1864.
On nday Ast the house Of II. Cory, in Coopers
town. entered By burglars. and Nj Cory, In attempt
ing 70 sst ths, severely stabbed BY one Of them
MaSsl Mott offers Ave hundred dollars reward for the
arrest Nelson, who escaped from Troy jail.
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Imp0rsa mt Views.
DISCOVERY OF TEE REMAINS Or SIR JOHN FRANK
LIN AND HIS USF0h TUEArE COMPANIONS.
MONTREAL, o t. 20, 1854
despatch IRON DR. RAJ, dated ss York Factory
august a. 1854 has been reserved by Sir George simp
sen Governor Of the Hudson Bay Territory Darrsdng
the discovery Of the remains Of John Franklin and
els unfortunate comp MONS, who it sppears, were
starved to death in the fprins Of 1885, to the northwest
e Bex river The foregoing intelligence Is regarded
10 wholly relis BILE.
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BROADWAY nArm-1ns AUDIENCE Dpxrsss

BROADWAY ITAiu-fNe suDnScx DIssrss-., 80
evening, ut the broadway ,he,tre, the audience -
missed In consequence Of sudden hosrscncs r.. .sii
Mifs Pyne unable to proceed in the opera AT the opsn
ing OF the performance, Mr. Barrett came before the
curtan and announced that Miss Pyne was suffering
from sudden hcarssness, but she WOULD nevertheless
try to sustain the character for which shs set down
IN the BILL and he asked for her the indulgence OF the
after the curtain rose, Miss Pyne appeared
nd was received with . round o. applause The hrs'
attempt TO sing was found be avery trial for
he tstrce snd cu ing the first cot she became
bcnte TO b. unspe TO speak In this emergency
Nj Barrett sesin appeared, aud pnsrg he fact tasi
Was Psne vas ona lie 10 proceed any further, b. in
sary closed for the evening and the money would be
funded vt tie COR This Is netting that has
D.fre hspJeped 10 THE LADY, very surprising
9th 90 hsrss and hr frfncs She viii )pear gain
usual this evening in the opera Of "Msritania.n
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BEST, uctive Fire In Baltimore.

BALrAoR1, Oct. 20, 1854.
A deuctivs Gre occurred here last night. II broke
ont ons East Falls avenue, and destroyed the steam
saw nicf Grifhs d Cate, and LapouriAtte Maushlin
The ss Ten spread the osrd yards adjoining, and
destroy an immense quantity OF lumber. number Of
small hes also burnsd, and the families resident
10 thsmrDed out OF doors. The of tia are cover
cd tworrs squsres. The lumber destroyed was valued
At $1,000, and the entire loss Ia estimated at nearly
900 90
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TIE OrHRA.-signor Mario a. we learn is not vet suf
fcienty cenvalescent to venture his appearance ti
evening. a. was anticpsted but there is no role Of
Mad Grsi wherein ,he is remarkably fnde pendsn,
Of any counterpart for grand and sublime effects as IL
that Of "korma" siguor Fabricstore who made 6
very favorable impression the ether evening" under the
most Disadvantages circumstance PolioDe. and 1t
few hours notice only viii sustain that character to
picht
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11lrUMGO 1OC6 OT SCHHs &c WUHTHs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct co. 1854
The schooner T G Worth. Capt shannon, left Whining
ton, c., on the 10th ult for this port and has NO
since been heard FROM Capt sprsgg of the schooner
G. Widen, arrived from Wilmington, reports having OF
the 18th inst picked up sixteen barrels Of turpentne
the marks which correspond with those posing
por ION OF the Worths cargo. The presumption ID
therefore, that she Il lost.
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United States District Attorney . ONCE.
OCT TO- he seizure Of the brig Sierra Leone IRE.
ported Yesterday supposed SLAYER has turned out
to be without any just of suspicion It was found
on examination that the cargo, manifest and destina
ceded on her for the coast Of Africa The
vessel was not detained for any legal investigation
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"GOod, Better, Best" has been the slcsaoua.
Ton by which KDox's hats have been known In the past
lew years bs press Mt fall and winter styles combine
ease elegance and excellence, and are sought after by
all the lovers Of the graceful and fashionable Gentle.
men can have the pleasure Of inspecting these new
styles BY st Knoxs uptown depot 6Ss Broadway
lunoer TIE Prsscott House) st the older and more
wicely known establishment. 126 Fulton street
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Tine w :, klx Herald.

ifs WIEKiy ATrMp viii he putlisae At ten o'o'c
Mi mriDuy. ts toa,snts viii embrace - h. ,ddi.
til al icalsrs OF the disaster 20 ths A' Gu tioe
the ttatenpts Of Capt luce j. D-gnri. ths
riot IT eppineer, md 9th rs; so fnis md .
Nat oi tos o. Al crew. The o. those saved
DC soiews hon EuIep, Gu1a, south and cea raj
America Sc toe.th vita tue issest intelligence
Nv mail rrd te o. up che hour Of puslr,
,ior Single COP e. in Wrappers, -rsdy for mailing,
sSabts NED n. = e orErer. prsoc s,xpeuce.
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:, GzsPenscxeAVS reu say lie Tor 1854.--The pub
appreciation has sireaSy stamped the Espenscheid
nat Tor the tau Of S54 fashions favorite In de-
seninR this ssle his object has to produce hat
combining toe exceepcies Of the stylas that have
proceed It. isrich, classically proporsoned and
noofrnsively elegant All lite sppoins ments are In ne
sste and in perfect kse With the general design
Hats viii be made for gentlemen order at the shores
notice NJ ESPENSCHETn IIa N.sssn $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-21

MORE BANK DEFALcATIoNs.-Th discovery Of
a deficiency of $4,000 in the accounts of the
teller Of the Ocean Bank has again thrown the
community into lively state Of excitement.
In the fact itself there is nothing strange or
unusual. Declarations are matters of every
day occurrence in every commercial commu-
uity, and we do not know that anything is
gained by exacting heavy security from those
who have it in their power to commit them;
Tor whenever a cahier or teller undertakes to
rob bis employers, he always does it to an ex-
tent far beyond his secpriag; The has s;. -. :.
discourage energetically and perseveringly,
every tendency towards extravaganza or specu-
Iation in those under their control: to discharge
young men who spend their whole salary in
dress. or horses, and to shut their doors re-
molselessly against operators in Erie or Cumber-
land. Ifyoung men were sled out of tempta-
tom instead Of being thrust into it by their
employ ers, fewer defalcations or breaches Of
trust would take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-21

Outrage Mt Ellsworth. Me.
ELrswoRrH, Oct 20, 1854
The Rev. Mr. Bspst the Catholic priest who WAS tarrea
aIt feathsred and ridden rail few nights since by
party Of rowdes in this place. bias recovered from the
injuries and exposure attendir the outrage