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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANps.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Secre.
ta,y Of the pyginia State Agyicsatsval Society," and
n: AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in piyginiG and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-st the ofice Of the p5rginia State Agyicul.
tayat Society, No. 115 Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PuBLIc AND ACCOUNTANT
Offices above. = sskssg@ IA a-ta =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

REMOvED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs Smith T. Roberts Hardware store, and
opposite to Messrs. Smith L Harwood, where all or.
ders for COAL be left, and will receive prompt
attention. ljy7-2m.J P. C. LARUS.
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DTBNTFS N PARLIAMENT.
From Our o. c.rs,yonden;

r ON H. 90
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. 81 1884.
The n ~, ard naval estimates have been laid be-
rore Pa r.er. In the army, the total number Of
men ...l ne current year is 1927, an increase
uro. i... y,- Of 1854 The total cost Of the land
f ..s .. cryice at home and abroad, for the year
I'D, the 31st of March, 1855 exclusively OF the
l- an Colonies and Of the charge transferred 20
o f., East India Company, is E3923,2So. The gross
to,a amount is E4377,925, which will provide for
57l9 officers 956 noncOm uissioned officers l2j9Zo
rank and fe The naval estimates for the year ending
March 81 49, show total for the effective service
of 6 $40 &c, increase upon last year OF 81 Ill.,
i4e The charge for the conveyance of troops and ord
nance stands f225.oj0 en- increase Of Gs2 100 The
grand total for the year amounts TO E7,4H,9i' The
force will consist of Il 600 seamen, 1000 boys 1880
marines. the total including llG Aen in the picking
service 5S,6i6
Nh Layard had given notice that be should call
attention 10 the Eastern question last Friday
Ing and he seized upon the very moment when the
Speaker was to leave the Chair. in order that the
House night consider tie navy estimates. Shortly
after o'clock al the galleries were oyercrowded and
al 5 O'Clock the House was full Two long hours to
the visible modification Of the members and tae pub
lie we're killed with Indifferent conversation on minor
topics SO intensely excited was the curiosity Of the
honorabes Themselves that they delayed dinner TIL :
o'clock 70 assist at the opening of the great deOa'el
rare occurrence this in the parliamentary life OF the
Coumoners.
Mr. Lsysrd, whose speech was continually inter
rupted By cheers began By stating that the govern
mfnt had placed them in so extraordinary position
that they were AZ loss to know how they really stood
Before they could vote the demanded advances il was
the duty of the government to state chat their Intentions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
xxxuId CoNGREss-Fmsr SESSION.

SENATE. .wAsHISGToS, "wednesday March 2, 1884.
Mr. FISH presented two memorials in favor OF the grant
fepd to aid in the construction Of ship canal around
the Falls of Niagara and moved It's reference 10
uittee Public Lands.
Mr. STUART said that few days ago he had, by d.
,ectonof that Committee. reported adversely on similar
rettou and that the Cor intee had been discharged
hon further consideration Of the subject.
The memorials then laid upon the table.
Several bills granting land b States for railroad purpo
ses were introduced and properly referred.
Mr. SHIELDS. from the Conference Committee the
bill for the relief of the officers and soldiers the
stssner San Francisco at the time of her wreck made
report, which agreed to.
The bdl for promoting the efficiency Of the Army by
providing for the retirement reduced pay of d sbed
ofhcers, was taken up and passed
M HAMLIN reported bach Tie House bill for the set
Element of the accounts Of Boyd Hamilton, lac printer
70 Congress. Passed
The bill granting land TO the several States for the relief
of The INDECENT Insane was taken up.
Mr ADAMS Miss opposed the bill
Mr. STUART Mich suggested some verbal amend
rnents which, after some objections we're made,
Mr. DODGE Iowa sal he was opposed to the bill, bat
would not delay il, passage by making speech He
would write out and publish his objections TO the bill
The bill then passed by the folio wing vote:
YEAShe Badger, Bell Brown Chase Clayton Dawson
Dodge wis Everett fessenoen, Ph FOOT Giier Ham.
liz Houston Jones Tenn Merton, Rusk Sc yard Shields
sumuer, Thompson Ky Wade, Wtlker-2j
kAlS-MesHs Adams Atchson, Butler Cas-, Clay Doige.
Iowa Douglas Fitzpatrick, Mason Petit Weller, Wia
The Vermont cOnteeted seat case then taken M.
Mr. PHELPS addressed the Senate till O'Clock ia sup
port Of his right 70 hold the seat The subject was post
poned
Executive session Adjourned.
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Di.aS.er-. &C.

BME HlNRETr.-At Is accounts TON tara hsIt- 49, q,
Harbor sne hsd been zot o. PIX
10 70 I Ter into Torr An9 bad weather eouinS on 81
yss betcAtG asA. Sc IVES ia Of sacE March ana -
r. hros5e feelsd Of In the sur Her dder was on ana sl
wa strained attempt viii be nsde "A '7-- PUP
and eG.ks set her O.. - rt... q, q.
,hi- q sesrsr 6et LedEe near t4e Olt Ls
No rcet.0r with her LLer s'CV4n
from Guv. that the was ncs on sats
irg stoui The ice sac L large yese! Sn = q - 80
reach her NJ could - o-ote = -.
pa IIe JuLEr Hfor Of Yarmouth from bGsto1 ois ~ 1s5s
LgsEaccl y ballast COZ -slo e >, Ae-4 4-- w
H. %, ult Vesssl total wreck cfss saved
scRK VIZ DEEssER s; Port sns ioa PAL pa -.
- "a rusr torn at n seusll 5h lnf CT Leslin
scHR Mckenzie st PHI sdslpais rom
rsle FEB n iOn 10 shppei sea wnch eArr-1
sx,v ibboon SWEPT Frejk Johason s1n nsfFe ~ '
eco over board. . DO droEned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09

WATLRrOWN, Wednesday, March g 1894.
fire broke ont here abou! oclock this morning IN the
building known as the IRON block, owned by Morris ~
Woodruff. The sufIerers follows:
Mron Beebee, clothing store insured for $4,000, more
than sufficient to cover his loss
Knowl.on, Rice & Co, bookstore and bndery-loas
about $4,000; well insured Phelps Maloon and Barnes
railroad all their books and papers in the
engineers room. The Wsertown and Rome Railroad Of
fee books and papers saved j. Muckle tal5r-o's not
sscertaned. The Northern New York Journal obi was
considerably damsgednsured for 81 no. which VII cover
the loss p Mundy grocer and Howell Cooper & Co.
hardware deaer suffered considerable dana e from water
and othtrwhe-boih faly insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
THE APPROACHING ELECTION IN NEw-HAMP-
SHIRE.

CoScoRD, ~ H., Wednesday, March g. 1854.
TIE most active preparations are making here and al
over tue State for the election Tuesday next Inc con
Vest will be between Coalition of the Wings ana AEON
tons against the Adu nisis alton party The former mAe
ground against the Nebraska bill but the latter refuse 70
acknowledge il as Il test of Democracy-no being in
favor Of il except Edmund Burke and his friends b. r
Hse L S District Attorney at Boston, has been stump
ing Il for the Administration On the other side, Amos Tuck
John Hale, and Henry Wilson are speaking
The Spoilsmen have plenty Of money ard as they arc
SPEEDING like water, they may carry the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE COLLINS STEAMER ATLANTIC.

THE COLLINS STEAMER ATLANTIC.
This steamer has bad rather hard time IN
getting to port At fir she got ashore some my mHes
south Of Sandy Hook Ut 60; of without damage
While entf rrr the barbor about 10 O'Clock Tuesday
evening she went aground the False Hook where she
rmsined until clock yesterday morning when she Tas
cot OF with the assistance of the steam tug Titan Cap
Cuumisky and anchored he Hook AZ dayi CHI she
cot under way and after passing the Quarantine Ground
went aground on the mud fat abou, one nile below ka
Hook She was got of at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
without dlmsge, snd proceeded to her dock IN
cor. have 81. us the proceedings OF meeting ned On
I'D on Tuedsv evening whereat highly complimentary
resolution, 70 Cap. West and his officers were adopted
We have not room for the whole document
FOR EUROPE
The Royal Mail Steamer Europa sailed yesterday ior
Iverpool viii about 40 passengers among them bearer
Of dispatches to ST Petersburg She took siz''i' III
specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
ANTI NEBRASKA MEETING AT CIyCINYATI

CECNNiTI wednesday, March :, IesI.
great meeting Of citizens held last night in oPpo
sion 70 the Nebraska bill Although the rain fell in tor
rents the large hall of the Mechanics Institute filled
Prominent of all parties took part in the meeting
which was addressed by Judge Walker Be.lamy Sorer,
Charles Retmln ard others. series OF ten resolutions,
oppo ed to Douglass Nebraska b any further extern
sion Of Save territory md exp sad in strong language
were adopted with but enc dissenting vote
Tseny Delegates were appointed to the State Conyen'
ton to be held at Columbus the ed Msrch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
F,sIseE DlrARrsIxr. coST7oLLEs,s oTsieE, :
TlS>IssrK-E G Taylor Is tho Wig nominee for
ConsIess to Il the vacancy created BY the death OF Mr.
I'll

Kry1rcxr srarisrIcs-we find the following items Of
taxation in Kentucky for 1853 in the newspapers OF that
STATE COZ 4is acres Of land, valued at
ssll9 town ots valued AZ sifsJg,-O9 l9'sis save;
.1d a, s7a as is 81 2ll horses and mares valued at
sl5Is6si5; 57.67I mules valued al s33o0.ssli 29l7
jennes valued at s3Il 33l ~ 80 cattle. valued 81 -
si3s47 426s stores, valued al sOgI477 aiue under
759352 being an increase Of S33o0oooo over the
valuation for 1852 Tie this and on the AZURE
carriage watches, plate piano @c MAKES Io.a teye
revenue Of s6i6Oe4 4s fhe total number Of white tales
over q years old s a. total number Of children De
tween and Il. 2lOa35
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HORRIBLE sUFFERIyGS AT SEA

BosroS, wednesday. Mar b E. is5i.
Tie bark Sa1onvile from Calcutta fell IN with on Isl
March the bark One ST. John Capt Roibrd Of Girdaer
Me- from Norfolk for BarbaGo in distress Was hove
down on 2lst February, in 5 L gaze. The Captains
wife. and seaman named Martin, died on the 22d and
colored seaman named Douglass the following day
Since tina, time until fallen in with the survivors the
captain two sailor and the cook, had provisions
water and had TO live the body Of Douglass. They
arrived here in the mos; dastitue state
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THE Recent EXPLOSION Al HARTFORD

HARTFORD, wednesday, Mach = l-5i.
The Coroners jury who have beer eshca'iHg the
Of the explosion Fl the factory in this city,
Guided receiving testimony and agreed upon thei verdict
this afternoon After captuatng the facts they say that
the immediate Of H. explosion Was The excessive
cuuuaton Of s'e-n viii ID mad been generated owing 20
the carelesEne end inattenon of the engineer b.
whereof the water in TIE boiler had bee reduced
only below the lowest gauge cook bat 10 seen extent
TO Gave portion OF The fues uncovered aud which them
became heated red heatand that Wilde az. boiler
that condition with the usual fire and high pre- o. ,tss
the engineer applied the pumps and commenced injecting
water therein which resulted in partially colapsny Of
the lues and IN tha e1pOs which followed within few
minutes thereafter They also say that the number Of lives
destroyed very considerably increased by reason Of
The close and dangerous proximity Of the boiler TO large
number Of workmen They also find tina. tho boiler was in
every way one OF she best aud manufactured with every
facility to rerderis operation cafe, with proper care aad
skill They say that Ley believe the p0pretors OF the ear
factory placed entire confidence in the engineer and be
heved him to possess the requisite publications for the
proper discharge OF hi. dates.
Tie Board appointed Committee 20 draw mp resolutions
touching some points not embraced il the verdict and
meet again TO morrow for their consideration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
ANTICIPATED FRESHET ~ CONNECTICUT
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

HARTToRD "Wednesday, March :, 1854
II commenced raining here last evening about O'Clock,
and has been pouring down quite steadily ever since
The ice the river has not starred yet and piled up in
large quantities above the Hartford Providence end Fish
Kill Railroad bridge. II the storm extends North, AM
causes sudden shet both that bridge and the which
connects this city with East Hartford would stand good
chance 10 he carried of.
The Wig County Sherifis Convention was held here
10 dav They have nominated Dean Alden OF this City
as their candidate The Democratic Senatorial COnyen
ton for this District meets in New Britain TO day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
rATrp FROM RIO JANFIRO.

PAGTIMORT Wednesday. Mar b. 2. lsJi
By the bark Lapwng at this port We have day. Later
dates from Rio Janeiro circular Of the 23d jnvery
reports the Coffee market buoyant stock reduced to
$4,000 bags and but little coming forward The clos wing
were the quotations Superors 1850 "a o. good trs;'
lgCOO 4OO and holders looking io1 nign3s rates
Freiehis slGsl 20. Exchange nominal Sterling quoted
at 2sd2s4 "
No NewYork vessel were in port The ship Aurora OF
Rnstnn for california haa lust arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
I,ve,nooI Cotton Market.

The Co1roS market shows hns decline on the "e
particularly middlns qualities 1t however -. % ooo
= -, ,n.cu.tye demand The sales OF the week ~e =,
49,. cfseh sors took SO and exporters y" DA''
% u % $40 Geo bales of which $4,000 were American
The following the quotatiations.
- C.,s.,. fair 6gd6. Middling ....'''''''''''rst
go ~, '...6.d63 Middlins '''''''''''''''''
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SYRACUSE MUNICIPAL ELECTI0N-THE MUIR
DER OF MRS. FYLER &c.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday March :, ls3i
Allen Munroe Whig was elected Mayor OF this city by
40 majority The Wings have elected eleven Aldermen
and siI Supervisorsvng them IL out of the 10 Alder
men, ard 70 out of y Supervisors in the County
The examination Of Mr. Fyler ard others for the murder
Of Mrs Fyr has been postponed in order thai the subject
NAV 90 before The Grand Jury in May next
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONyEN TON.
UAnnI.nI-RG MednnsllY March 5 1881

Harrisburg, " e0nesdGy, haIch G. 4oSi
The Democratic Cony ehton this afternoon renounated
William Bsler for Governor on the first ballot j. Black
was nominated for Judge Of the Supreme Court b. accla
nation On The second ballot Henry S Mott was nom
mated Tor al Commissioner motion 10 introduce
amope the resolutions against the Nebraska BILL was
cbok cd of Adjourned siae DE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
GREAT BRITAIN

Lord Pamerston in answer to question, replied that
Smith Brien having acted gentleman in refusing TO
escape at the expense OF breaking his parole is 10 be
psIdoned
Mr. Buchanan was present at the Qaeens Levee.
The new Reform bill is printed 1t proposes give par
Tsmentarv REPRESENTATION to ell towns of 10000 in
habtants.
Government has notified in the shapeof letter, to the
ship owners inquiry that forced ballot or mpressmisnt will
not be N sorted to in manning the navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09

John Mitchell wishes be hal lot Of negro slaves il
Alabama The Nebraska bill pats negroes aai .sis1-
o. level ia respect 20 political power n re 'eF
Territory. join Mtcl.l NAFInl supports tie 'si'-
ksbI. ArS We % infer TIA, he wcali a. lei ave
Iri.Lu en- Is neyrocs for his slaves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

A.. ocf Owr Corresrcudent
''' WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March s, 1851.
The Detroit Election has cast more terror among the re-
,.skr than all the meetings and circumstances agan"
=. y.bra,l. inou.y DoucLAs constantly in the lobby
Il The House.
Hon prrrR RosK Of Schenectady has recently decided
20 for Nebraska lie admits that his constituents
s,posed 10 the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
uxeryool Breadstuffs Market

III, for BsrADsrvrrs had partially r''ed'd rom as
vance quoted per Asnte but closed oaay "a on nd.a
~. so,ortps quotation, from the orensI oil
Corn lac 5000 Co. Pslads pha Baltimore aud oa'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
Tile SOUTHERN NAIL.

BALrIMoRI, Wednesday March :, lot;
Two back msils bringing New Orleans dates to ihe Isl
inst received The boats have recommended running
between Wilmington and Charleston 10 carry the mails
msa The railroads are repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
ITALY

recent letter written by Mr. Daniel 10 nc r'N''..
W. Erom,,ry. e,cites great annoyance at Turin and
,1...rD h; With a duel The letter is copied in Gang
rani
Food riots continue in the Roman States
roi, q, the lstsneness of the hour we are eoEPeeu 70
ble,t,on of TIE detailed Commercial lntelhsenee ShPP
&c until IeXt
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VIII the SIS 20 be acqu,-ai cr,' Ger Sfc0oo'1
Then is It worth while upon ii eco, economy O. IN. n
the ower end. the very pa-- nud ~ this genera
ion If this Park Is once eabs. and the people have
an opportunity know that tho na on the grass and
sit in tie shade they would give It up than they
would give up the Cfoion -.r Wha' ( park had been
laid out from the north ~ re door yard Of the City
Hall bali nile wide TO RIVER and plag:el T,h
treos and SIT with gras and 90, with shady walks
ard drives with fountains and 'ld ponds OF "
covered with swans and other aquatic j. sad border,d
with parks OF deer do you think it sele nOg Tor
my cd ogy TO propose obilerate it or the lower
oud to apprc PIRATE 10 q grand railroad dep
TLnk, if you can all ye VINO are trynl q de,roy the
rev Park, of such a one as we have mert d coai
have existed a. t would have done II ancestors ,oui
have seen as we now can, that this whole is PIT de-
voted to this great City think OF It contain . Ing
except here and there pubic one niue . or7 n,nt
ar use and lined upon each side with fpend rs l--,es
and then say If you would dare to propose to give r o.
even tel the people, after enjoying ii for hs-d-i f
TO keep eff the grass
Citizens our great Park is ia danger
Several citizens have requested US to cal 'f os-
Ing 10 demonstrate against repeating the law 1r
the dim, nsons ofthe Park aud particularly agll c1s
or tie south nd hit must be reduced LEI Il b, ,'t
from the sides ard preserve The whole lengf q r.
friends Of tho Park dosrc meeting, let them sag D.
action is TO be had Il mu,t be had At once.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1854.

Ttoch q p tbl. wes.sra C,nL q sHs war.r wlis 70
4Aissl1 ne5 nsGi23 IsD4s cosx. yellow g 30
White tsiS
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Commandments Controller flagy iepOrl- '' '
receipts # the Sixth and Eli hh Railroad Conn
during the month OF February as follows:
Esbih AZ Railrosi ,.............. Hi9 is
Totsi....... ........................ 3Jl.ss1 IS
From the Printers 70 the Common Coancil, in answt
the resolution eskEg for information IN regard 20 ait
lion Of documents. Messrs McSpedon 81 Baker s
that hey have altered document sent 70 them
rave always gone GccOr ling 10 the cpy and the cor
tons in prot M, BY the Departments.
From Controller Flpgg, in regard 70 street clean
transferring letter from Mr.. Arcuarius.
Ecsolv'ions oJop,ed-By Ald Howard that tho Ftr.
Committee enquire Why the lessees Of the People, -
foot Of South Eleventh TO NegYOrk have not put t
ferry into operation BY AID, Mott that the CVunse w
Corporation prepare az to be pres ni-d - ne Leg
ture authorizing the Mayor, 81 70 raise 90 10 70 b
q new City Hal, anu ty issuing stock
Reports Adopea.-In favor Of concurring { C. ea'e O.
Public Education stock to pay ndebtedn 30 o e. "a .
School Society In favor Of releasing gore Of a. "a
Fifty second st % J +. McEvers. To Work the t. a
90 nrublic road To remove q sunken sloop foot OIL
tTy Il To appoint Amos Jones Assistant Messenge
tbs Board.
TIE S,rcet.-A resolution IN lvOrof calling upon re
Legislature Tor authority to MAKE an appropriation t
ts1ed at the disposal # the Boar If Health 70 clean
streets Laid the table.
The Board adjourned TO Friday
Cleaning Of StYcsts-A communication wac roce,
from tie Controller inclosing he following eorre-p''
ence relative 10 the cleaning Of streets
cF.,ee E.q ooDtoIs, City .nd Comfy q NJ Yers:
.rtes we're aceniy dr. 70 eoad
no Of 70 Ti sro s,es and carry cS W. i5s1son.
be h wOrA % d3le, ara properly
ufhUfieatsd performing the labor vii be pa on me
tays IL dsteesbe % have eese poos
tfrOrsnE he whole etoy ths1 have f0ae le
ari esDg threatening lor payiag them tais sh
order without hsys tAe sssuraoco ou lit
81, many viii BE- paid the regular t safe, Whsl
H., sc spsssad sud have my ratemenL yerl-sd
'A' - rssrIlv yours &c HENRY AdLULAhfUS. Jr,
CoumissoLsT u Streets snl LNn15
FisAscE DlPARraEST. CoNTzoLLEk's OFFICE
City OF New York, March 8 1854
IL AEcUtlRius JADadJ Sr In answer 20 your lst OF l5
al .t h \ proper hat the action OF the Common Colle
-treet readers
irrror. pay or ~ Gene n c.ninE ne
r al distinct r--0is on alth0r zina
rom + Common And proper 10 add tLs she
SI, Iuecto s7poaict - cannot be paid hse1ir "'A
out resola =. -
n ,ssrsuts diFecl th7 City Inspector 20 rte.h
ro !, measure Necessary h- the pabh a. l
tefhs a. G. ne nfer q oAl -ft
CO.. DuriDg lis ts'e thn5L a. eE eadares io pr
he lfn " r hIai 81 iirt Ala ~
of The CournlL Cc1r 90 .' ~ JlSsNi'-~ &c --'-' '-
The CITY lisp ctoT's - 4rl'f-t ....r
Respect be- ycct \ I -tf'
The Board then sdjouined I'll trcGy gnt
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Hrtrpool Provision Market.

Beer ;as higher NsFtet ei,-a arn. ~. uPwsi tsi
sspey the ..ss ~ses Loo Pn-as sqused q
1856 DOupaots 1871 SEl Po-- da AoAsfi s'ls .zz'a'
TO realize bac0S eontrue. .ctive dsr1si 81 '' P''e
LARD esser. but lot q1osb'J lower ~ Ils <sc
n 81 6S In lots y arrive ST.
AsHIs-Pos ard Pearls arcLanrss
R,srs s firm ssd In good dsma-i
PALM OFT firm AS
There were lss Of TvRFEvr-z s;s.r Crude or s2rs
RICE firm; the sass Of ths 90 Of To-
,des At 10 gIs'.
COFFEE unclaimed
sreaR-Auseovato 10 triae higher
In TIA the tnsseons snail sai prices barely 10 atsnsd
ToBloco Is in moaers.e rsqaes a. uachsored prcss
The Manchester market s,esdy sod prices UNCHANGED
fHE LoSDoS sTooE NARKgT i fru BAT prices ritei
lnLricia sEcuHlTrs lsesdy L. Fvss Is; i elli
Sizes 1852 ti95 s1ss tson5. 1858, rs9iio SIZES tso;ts
1907 los0ii5 psnusJlvsris siTes lBoadsi si6 Msyllac
Fves. (Boris siags
THs LoSDog MosEy N,sEET continues and c0a eloa
steady pre-ious
I've LoSDos AREETs foF 81 tbs leading staples steady mi
without any rsteual change during the week
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
SWITZERLAND.

An alliance offensive and defensive between Frame anu
Switzerland, is believed to have been concluded LUIS
enables France to operate on Austria or Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
FRANCE.

There was a report that Rothschnd and the Bank OF
France were to advance 2OOOOOOO of francs in the Threes
at "a f. 10.
Forty arrests he'd been made in Paris the cause being an
intended demonstration the 24th-he Anniversary OF
the Republic.