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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TIE assortment Of rich Spring Goods at Columbian
Hall No 2l 6rsudst New Yor was 70
before displayed tibet emporium Of fhoa Nee styles Paid
Silks Foulad md Ino.t - at
5. ~ 1osla Co. ifvt- the inspection the
diss their rp,fnfcen ,toek Of Plaid Cha. Pan. cd
which they opening daily their
rIOIisoD their splendid vsrsfv OF Tibet ard Cshmso
Shswls entirely sims Pitin
Shawls 81 less prices thsn be obtaile 10 The city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

UNCLE TONS CAEIN.--SO great has been 'he rush
Drama Puroy National the hsrsra
bee cd 10 this week Co.
tobet Of IL M.ss .p ~
NJ Rogers which has been 4ey introduced In the -Se
worth the price Of souition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

Markets. CAREFULLY hkPORitD FOR IHt Il ihbuSk
AsHFs The rgAkst 6rm for Pc. al IS sIsSs sh sai
cOTTOs TIE usr,st ia, very firm sih up-nd ,es
eney sale. are nas3s an sS,,nss Of ess' On s,,ay
fIoUs AND mEAL-There ncrs.,-d drmne.. n,rsss
~ Fo, espedal, In hs medium and better
e To-, s" . SSs io s S .apS sps %. ~ a
beus lar bsloe usrt value Csaae,n 10 him bat quiet
e. p so S BE- ;y M 81 z, S 4 81 81 SO
e. cal rood straight -. sod ssSbg m ,r con-
hdsns Sou hsrn he snisas hsh aud ths de
ssf b. 4. B.iSSs ilss.sdr. sas osorsso "a sad
~ Rye Flour s.as ssd t,n al o. az for
oaAis I'd d.m. Tor What sr @iss her. and tbs
SG.s 'sG ss elm S 'Ss 70 % 81
.eTTSa DO 1t >! g sa,h a,'s ssah,, , mixed o. 20
10 tspd, .l,. OF bush .aO.t o.us isn,ai
rtsr 8fns pareol.ry southern ses tho decline IN oss
inducing tprn sale. u iooo bush at s.ss5o for s,ssn
as'd sc fr southern white tSssc Tor roand yellow and 40
biz " M 70, foa osds da s's 9St sa s o. -
fKov.Io There hard so masa Arhnes' Ia mset
so g ioi Mes. SIC for clear asd IS r@s ss@
sf 10 county, Mes ~, 81 =; sssssa Cal 80
ss5 St es s q S .d . 81 ~ e. sS
g.. At s. ose fI ssoS DER and Il sss Ham. as.s;
S o Or ,uS Y' as ef old sists .sSsiso
Ep The .'Gs Ts @ s rss 1s1s.i %,sa s,%n:'
sc o' BuetOs Ayrss d Bio 0ode aud 30 ief Aas'ssars
Our mari ssi.qul,. hare Of Light and middle w.I,a
dnand good for fwsd delivery full eteyoss prices
OILS Linssd OF IS hsys been msas
decline but 9c and TO- an II s " soc Grade
Whsle and small parcels from or- ct
previous RedDsd colmsnis 6Ja7s for Wasr sesehsd
t5d67c spr1s Crude sperm AID Drs tote
81 so Manufactured selling at 81 81 Del 0f,r
Winter Jhbsschsd and Btached
NAVAL STORESSpHts Tarpen,ins quiet today bat prcss
- as3ic for whole cts crsds
e66 IS Wilmington sod North County
Courn Resin -.s.ey the deoiiss aud ths supply sng,
$50 NJ o. for Wilmington Tar bsescs, sod
. Advancing sales only Ia retail lots at sipsiD for VII
s66st sud 0sless 81 cssh
qas stead, market for scotch Pig at ca
fer .u al lots
DsThee little djlnz In Clover Seed 81 sdst TDsthy
CaSsry Seed shade lover; ssss
Of 100 bsss At ~ cash FiAI Seed scarce at ell
COFFFFThe usriet hfm aud the trsnsa1u have bseu
sales Of $50 bass Rio si 9sle 100 bsc 81 Domingo
vase s. b.ss ssysnla at ~ 10 15 9srsca6o 81 lie
stGARsOu market arm aaa The aemsni 70 lig,. ses Of
hhcs Cubs MascoysdS at st0Hc 10 hhds Nov orleans st
ate so hhcs Porto Rico 81 fiD54
hGLAssRSThs demand Is fair and tls market hm salesof
Orleans ga 2tc Ie bids Porto Rico ~ size,
Ttird.d Cab. glfs g.. 81 Cobs HsscoT edo Il ts.
BOPs reqn. zsaS5c Tor Eastern and Wesssn crop
ls3 -
sPlCRs- Sale, have been naas Of 1909 No Hsmsp 1t
IZldRl
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BIRTHS

slsHoP-lrri n. ~. B.hop vile Of o Bishop No sstr,
k.wloFf, -
Aprl q Mrs james -if, Of TseOaos, James Of
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ADVERSE ment
Gas Chandeliers Br;

complete ysrey and chLe designs offered
City Beautiful French sne Engh patterns eceed all 20
he sold very low rccs bv w DSiisS for
KtdeI C esusO New Marble Stores, Nos 6 AID cr 5rod
Wa
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Court c.LsNp.s-THr. Day

SUPERIOR CouRr-Psrt In msn building Park
Nos IS fff sss sss So ssj Go 7at fs rs rs "a ~
y % - 81 - 81 . tsI 81 ga 20 q gu u 81
st 7ei sS rs 49, 80 ~ IT. C7s fS1 ri 75 7s5 ~ 7Rs
~ - 7p 81 Pat rI-IB bulldog ,utSos -
81 so II - 81 ~ 80 SEA so 80 3i ID SIS "A, ds SA
~ s7s
CIRcrI1 Corsr-Noe 3ss ~. u.s. a. AZ, 3O iso AL,
81, as 90. fH i3s 90 f3
Cosmos PIKAs-ce ersl Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

GUFAT INDTcPNI NJ UNPARALLELED ATTR L.


GREAT INDECENT NJ UNPARALLELED ATTRAC-
Clapp Co No Grsnd will ofsr
April "A go O0 o. rich ss embracing AT the mode "a
approved for The trade viz Beautiful aids aud
Stripes a. 40 s. SO 81 and ysr1 Bfoesie s1t snret
Ds as 81 SO Il t6 rich and heavy 2 81 81 ard
Iol per ard bh lcster Slsek O- de Rhine from as 5
g. H. 81 9 o up the bes goods offered Tsess goods
orted for thu Grs olss re trade nut IN
Of tho pressure Of the market they tsrown nt' the
sold Is than
low hch thsv Also
BaIegs II Grenadines Chslsv pDed J.eonets
Orgsude 25p plain Lawns every n
per fine Ens-h Pfin fast 81
ard scotch gbags 50 yad CAGES ID Printed
Laws ooors Only Cd yard i plain and
SbAgl designs fnzes
up; square Broche Csshmefe Sbavs
Tbitst md 6sck STA Shs~ Printed every descPol-
very cheap Csueres Vosngs every variety.
sUfu styles for boys Hosiery Gloves Enbrderss ADD
family description NhO-sss
buyers pssticnbrls Invited
HEARD CLAP Co, No G9l Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
-dverrsment1
TIE MOTHERS HOPE.

TIE Do her rsZed on he besriiiu boy,
BlOoriiDg n bfs b aud fol Of joe,
Ano sh- ,hcug,t that oisssse misht wher bis bloom,
And Der oear one hate n the moidering toub.
So 70 Roots she sped with esr-r pace.
And procured her dhriing's sue 5rswn face :"
And row che knows that c. ance SbzI viii,
Her eJe gaze on her darling sfill'
Roofs GALLERY No Ss3 Broad way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

Tar Ct GTopGEs Dinner Tie Gsth Anniversary o.
q. 81 Geofces Sooety Of New York IS to b gwen 'h's
s,ipr At The As,nr Home Toe prooreors ct ias A-'r
1--we received p-r 81 Asia -uppy OF baons OF Ia
..b beef souihdown mutton and asbo ordered for tie
dinner.
TIE CoUars--PoaHts Of Praoi'oe In superor Court
.,ea nm in the case OF Ber ard agsins' AodreN on
nate fee t5ooo the up an eaehm NJ IN sno
sher esae in The same cause Of action PsnHE moves %
sat ssde he ansxer a. frivolous and for udgnsot Hed
hst the pes Of suit in the cause Of seton' else
bss~ Il no. bar to suit 10 courts II Judgment or
.xeeuor Il obtained in si;erwafd be showa N
the other This Court has decided not to strike out an
svsr I'm. without waiting for The TO be reached on
,be calendar give Judgment and appeal be taken from
shat
In the Common Pleas, DuDuDg Finch agt Clarke, it
~,s held thst an owner in clsim under .hs lien law p.y
ing 10 the County Cek the mentioned in he suit
u-reby gets the lien removed from The property. bat the
inquiry must still proceed judgment, when the plaintiff is
entitled 10 costs
TsI APPROACHING ASsIyLRsARIIs Most Of the ret
room and benevolent institutions cen,erng this City have
made % their accounts for The fiscal year expired and
are per,ect their arrangements for the anniversary
eIesces Their operations dur the past year h,va bsn
lsrger ihsn before Their receipts, compared with
thoe Of the previous year, have been as follpvs;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

WORTH SEEING.Ihe most splendid show Of dr-
guerreotypss CrsloyVes AMI made in ibis
county sy Roots Worlds Fan Pr ni1n GalofJ
The proprietor challenges chi % Call Of ~. go Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TEA, TEA, TEA-1o DEALERS IN TEA-Soachong


Young Byson and ooons the forr from 20 aud hs e fou 30
upward Othsr varieties qusly low Lot1s,d
ms ~ prees Csuson Tea Company No Us CAaan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

AccIrTsTtt DYlrH Robert Nolan m En--qIn,,
Fd1ss conveyed ,h@ Bellevue Ho.o,.i al "a. f,,
IJgTst tbe k,sd hich b. eta
60 tn tc'~ nrgspn Or The iusfsou b. hsf acden
y ttd &C. suoo every i've uVs died daas
CefoDtr Hiion led B1uef Th- Jy rst1rnsd verdict ~
oesih ~ syopx the ru Of blows rscs,ed the bs.i
s0ue ssy 10 the Juy uB.Bovn
CHAEGE or DOBCLART.-George Robinson. = Scotch
an g ~ ~ futoust. arrested chsrg-
sisiiors eni're tbs tie o. b. JOhr,n NJ
aIo stealing and csis ~ 81 Oue Il bosils.
fouto On Aim hs De eonnied By
bOin fof
ARREST or A CHARGE FALSE PRgTvNsgs JAMES
ItHser On SATURDAY. obzrge Of bssi1E
an aodD representative nessz .<,nb
Need fOr k..d of of the v.ce Of sS Isd
ball IN ego BY Josiee ClsTx.
A HALL 1Hrrr ARRTsTED -O1icsr John Gallery a.
tschsS 70 the Seventh District Poe .rs,,d one Of t.o na
ehon b. oeiecd win stolen properly bis The
cnplee Of se prisoner Of ni e,np.aiae
be ssf lodged tn.
found too taken from h.
Henry ends number Of pawn iies god zach s<slrT
te She proreJ Be teen the Thifd Dsc Poiss Court
OF % eshng 81 lie seventh " ard Station House
BURGLARY Thomas Rayard icolored Wa arrested on
charge Of breskps into the hon's No n wr Bro,aw.y sai
rfps The boIof Mr. f.hrr Teia;s ths 20
company With ether coreo Glen snfray
Anoerson BY named Cnoi9e Jsuresa,
couirs Tsey sGi..sly up,n bsas
the she hei,
free su3 Apdsfs mspGGed esc.pa Bsy.fd
ttseL before JvtIiee Osborne and committed for trial
AHRysT OK SUsFIcIos.--Geores Shafer alias John
mp'sd break into TIE OF asus Moo Bro.
On bis fond which cx,eY fitted holes
which hs' beer boz the store DOR bottle OF ehioeorm
bunch Of socs teys AID sos matches lie committed for
triIl By Justice OtbOrne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

ACKNOWLEDGED FACTs.-T,

ACKNOWLEDGED FACTS That bad poetry will not
make lad pictures That keep poet ia his and
still be bnger 10 bis ait That the Oct essnf sDe extensive
pagutfisn es'sb hmets NeWfo those Of Bray, Nos
$50 ard Brosd~sy That every 'pstnce where h
etion ~th his the exr-0cs
been aWAded him We request be POoV 20 hs sdsn
bOoed L, gssus sgaDs, the Abov, points Of fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

THF You're OF NEwsBK.- The Nerark Daily hirerti
oouiiratd made concerning tbs EGg
dordr q TIE city aud tho ienfeneJ suoDs the taeuod 81
yogfh "a VIC puIsu seT large o-ssof our
population 4 toupcs6d Of Young ie'ns leaning tas-s snr
Lh The They h4e Recognized DO aes
gtIf ms their iretpouh it, 4 them be-
j. sp,utie 10 degree o The nos cooouct
IltIl rrs,rfc- Lut Il 10 possible r then nov - retain
Al ov,r. o. VI be sus- r. Wbeu hos ths
iii, trruy he bosidioS honss where h
,crong price be pays tie 5eft ait-r
frequent such PLACES md este stn slh
lie ders amlst'nen' All an1s, 10
"DLy reoIt bio q oTDting aat gambling bOus ia
-rfdavs 4 be Charcb be mat ~ N te % 1 CELLO
s prefers ice hsds "a syors
1ilfr e. % ,nVss and ferssT 70 tympah'ze VITA hm
the poraai'on OF he cts a. oJitO inc aabef OF
ti,f le su6 small fnd he average t-ulancs a. 100
on = regular church soers liie more thsn
IoIu 60 Of eHurch-s iii sho-
otto %. . 20 ttht are b. Ia o. rrc1o ion int ~heb
ertrssd Ct tho yoUre cole r.d t hss b@-n
"a that edtoe - MD b- erected e,naiHi1E
handsome fer rel s!ous ser'c-s hbr-ry feadog room
sc va hole be fxcep- for tb- rsyre1t Of current
fee should b. d~ernec inprkc icabls tirr
between eOsee NEGLECT
hs dfsini ilOrd snuser1eat AM nsuc-
"I he rsTden IN the city or rs nva have
lad bold Of I ha1 recery IN order 20
stCOu ish The Intentions OF is or styatos
NIvAHK FRE DEPARTHENT-Ihe AerGrk DAILY Ner-
rt ss dat Counci Cmrtes having ia ehirse hs
such oiga1zAon and submit pa- os Il 10 the boAd 81 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

CrayOn Daguerreotypes. Crystaloypes AMI Stereo-
perfection at the WsriasFa Premium j.srJ No
BrOsd4ey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

KNAPPs DAGUERRFOTYPEs.-Mr. X, fayorably
iro~p ccesfu Drueueoypi, VII be found 81 his only
gallery No 81 Brosdwaf he betro ooan and So NcA
Hotsls Bteresss cst in eVery Style Of the Price
q ceI'f ind upward incl0sipg fle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

GAS, GAS, GASi-Chandeliers aud Gas Fixtures, Of
antique dess. ui BE- found the mangfiei
oeFd Of Aeaer WGusr& Co No SIG Brosiway The ast
in Aaefi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TWICE MORE BEFORE WE PART !-O1ly twice
The famous eodfams Of tie Old Brewery, a. ru ne IA.
he ,tri0Tmed The pubic insss ~
dual Tonight End IL Will BE- presep "a tor '.
lively lie ltst time Two s5misbs ilfcos are IL the bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
fAdyeftis@T7eut

SIS FOR A BEAUTIFUL HoMEsTEAD.-S the al
sdeo ia Psrms and 20 Buildiff LotA 90 pDr-
before TOO late aud save paying enornOus rsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
Mark MOritz AT Theuss Carrley Sheriff
New tTis d,nise
Ii. u Mhi.,er-n-s a.. Inln D s-ca.

b. the ~i5ow OF ate al hier'r- n ~
rstsrt nsohne N relation % her rgh fosc' "
pn partition 20 ~ .,d 'ona
hr end Nrs sost There chcraa ceas s1ons
the tGualls diVteo DE d.y received Der
tlro Of each In r-i-o. NJ Stat hi
f,ihr odore Sost seis u at ih- agreed n.ssf ot
reesiv. from him - O. b. :ured by e r-u
Iicf~ Of house believe, 20 % srk az bot n.sppe
lrsoB occurred Commodore slos bsvns Purehef
The rroFery he foreclosure OF second gvea BY NJ
rs nstss tie presezt application The Coart eessst
having qleg bsin SH she h- rs'hec the
that she entitled TO be pe IN the h OF t
uorsSee toldit the house ke Decree accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

PARTICULAR SYsoD OF THE REFoEsED DUrcH CHURCH.
On the hrst Tu'.tsy May st % o'clock ae PIloaH
OF Nsw lSTk nil il the wayne Re
Dutch Church The nrs 81" b preached By
the Rev T. Aer President q The synod =. t' last meetas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

House No 22o Schernerhorn ct was ourgiarously en-
tr-s on Saturday thieves f atssed Oh D.
one the sy occupants who proceeded 10 inquire 'as eA
Nndhirr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

CoaxOH CoUFcu-To morrow Tuesday night the
rre.eut Council gill hold he lat metiaf IL ;ed
81 rs uniLse ed VIII then be petet
tnd be ssuce ell psse G the scOn Of he Bo,Id
v hch will b. ius1gurhec next seek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
WILLIANSBU RGH ITEMS

AUTHORIZATION Thu Board o. .nsa made the iDi
loving appropriations On Friday evening Salary Of *
Cbitf Esliuesi. 500 BOsrd Of Heal tIpsnss 1854:
dfcsDey Of Contingent Fund sii t6i q deaasncy VI
Fire Depsr meat Fund $500 q. Iotal 40 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

CeLIFcTIoSs FOR TIKI PURCHASE or SLAyEs-Yes-
tedsy collections taken in Henry WaTd Beschsrs
payment esned IA
Baltimore The collections amounted 70 about $500 Of which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

MAD DoG-A dog. supposed to be rabd- csnssd grest
the Of Boss .sa Warren g. on
eosd 10 finally despatcs ned With pistol ~se
restored tho usual qaie1 about the vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

The election Tor Chief ard Assistant Eng Of the
FIo Depsrmeu. 70 tsss place this Monday evesing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

There we're several alarms Of TIRE % Saturday night but
they eli proved 70 b tsse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

Prints except The newest and most de.rabie styles are
dull and irregular pce approved styles sell freely
on arri,a fun prices Gnghams in fair request At
III for the leading productions Lawns are dal the ro-
cent cold weather csupg delay in the demand Mislin
de LANES are unchanged in price The Manchester and
am ton Companies have both commenced ON their fan
work Their spring goods are selling at 20 99l Cloths
are erre inactive and prices irregular Fine fancy
Cashmere worth 81 l9 snd upward sell freely but
goods below 81 neglected Satinels continue hesvy
and da Tweeds and Jeans are quiet and pric0s favor
the purchaser Linseys command ia o. Oc.
Foreign goods with somO fow limited exceptions, ers
extremely dali and the only activity that exists is through
the auction Some kinds Of British go0ds-srtioes
of the uanusciure OF Flax and Lineusare sustained.
with increasing frmness. The demand for the clothing
trade is beginning to manifest itself Shipping List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

The fsIrJ g. GTonpgins hAs be-a completed. sni Ia
bouts commence to make heir regular tp- day from tn
foot Of L It n the foot Of Feminist, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

ARREsT os CHARGE or FALSE PRETvvsEs -Jan5es
ssisrdsv ursea e5rEe Of having f,.s
az aodO eut Representative Cnans1 z on Messy
Need or k.-d Of # the vslCe Of g.
ball in sJl0 by Jostice Csrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

SERIOUS AcoIDKNT-A boy some ten years of age,
Frederick Jackson while turnis from school sstur
upen which bed With him kis .ee
severely carried TO bis parents rssiog No sske
Of, and attended 90 by Dr.. Leach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

GRAsD LARCEHY-A oolored woman named Mary Ann
Jore trresisd by OfoeT Ward al
trial the Of s,as gold -stcs
sued ct IS from the Of Mr. Nsf5h 10 Gfsnds:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
LAY .LNTELLLGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sFEcIAL TKRs-Befose Judge goosEvSL
IECfsIoNE

Mrrv Fvtna OETTett "a, s.efhen Gsrre't
This ia application, the Judge .s.i. or sorce. The
psIe. have tesp married about II ls' chi 10
cd There Be t. ts'ior fef.ri
the years srshsr thoy r,s1
explsined Sill she nhdets npisn
I'd OF a teen proved All there suppcs decree Of
provision however n the cprlics,fr vht-h
be Tie paiutf axis onr ~ hs sh1
have the children but sso ths snail
absolute ssc ve though the father fss1 d9nt
rtusritt IRE de there l. Law which satharzss
sch deETec tlefe def.fs u
Witch Ttst pant BE- straek leaving her,
oId sIi, the and 6u dy Of TIE ores With u d.
SoIce and lmtuy
Geo-se Mead act Gertrude l. Nesd
for ices sn1 $6 week ainc5y,
OF snd zine fo- udat 10 I'll
u . . . .nade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

AnRrs1rp-A telegrsphic dispstsh received in this
cir, sd,y STATING ths, tie msr snswerns the q
arrested Phsdsph obeer Higgins Frseeededto that city the
saxle evening " bring then en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

JACK HArrIELD BAnED.-A few days since hack Hat
"" on sup Of being In attempting 20
~, ISfd be entering The Anne xchsnse Ssus OF
ne sdui ted had satarjsy BY Justice Oborpe,
90 Tue NATION held here Sufficient doaet 20 justify
u, Rs he hail demanded w~s % was catered ai' oy
- NsPaseiT Aiken, Grocer, No. us South 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

LEAD Pre- THuvrs-A boy named Michael Gallagher.
se,c SiUess sferLooa charged 9th hasns 10 com
Win other OlsB aon 81 pound, OF lea; Lips iron
the Mr jarvis H. North Thde ~bi,h hey ess sp .nd
60 1t juni shop lie Vas .ocAed % fof eGsnnssioa
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04
Scientific NOyeltie =.

Some curious questions in the obscure
branches of science. have been recently debated
at the London Royal Institute. DIR. Tyndali
has been examining the subject of tones emitted
by masses of heated metal while cooling. He
proved, by repeated experiments, the incor-
rcctness of the explanation hitherto received.
but was still unable to assign the phenomena
to their true cause. Another was on the most
extraordinary effects ofmotion, which the Rev.
Bcdin Powell. though he interested his audit
orS in the experiments. could not satisfactorily
explain One of the effects is this. Lcta beam
free to turn in all directions, be balanced hort
zontaily on the top uG Il standard; then put u
small wheel on one end. caiiHc 1t to rotate rit-
pidly aud the beam will still retain ills hor-
zoulal position. notwithstanding the weight Of
the wheel 1t is as though motion nullliied
gravity: but as some of tue most ingenious
English philosophers are examining into the
phenomenal it is hoped an explanation may ere
long be found. Another interesting subject IL
that brought forward by Professor Edward
Forbes, who has started an inquiry as to the
depth OF primcva oceans, and vino believes it
possible to throw light upon it by study OF
the col,r of fossil shells. The shallower the
water the more intense the color. is the expert
cncc gained by dredging" in the seas of the pre-
sent period and reasoning from analogy, We
may infer the same law prevailed in earlier pc
RODS. Ehrcnbcrg. too, contributes something
more to our knowledge of the ocean life he
has examined specimens of the mud broug ht up
rom the dcplh OF SIX in"usailu Lannon's. anu
iihds ihehh 10 CONAN "'ihS lh'ns"f,a' ing
tiononltrs, alNo' nave necn some" NAT cAclte"'
not ny inc discover; "l Il new Pia'iei. hut ny q
book on the fiuraiiiy OF WORDS. written TO
prove that there Is no such pinfail'y. Inc All
thor learned doctor Of 'dhdeh' c"ht'haS mat
tins globe OF ours. ana ms Only, Is luhabltcd
All the others are lii"lcsS.
IL 10, ~. a.,
1t is OF great Importance I" the cheap ariii-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

In an article from the pea 81 pr. /. \. War
der. in the August number OF the " c>tcrn iinr-
ticu!tural Review. ca Live Hedges in Ohio. :
We fad the following note: D. i,c Farm and
Hedging uperat io!s Ut James Ne, rev, ul Mont
somcry county:
after many months If anticipation. | have
at length been able 10 yi~i: The hedges of Mr.
james Mctircw. at AicXanG>r>y;llt. near Uav-
lon Ohio. This gentleman has become we'll
known in cur u ,te A. a warm a,,l Dcatc oflhc
Maculura indeed he is 50 from interest as WclI
as conviction, The result Of experiment. At
the last December nle~t.ug oil UGr S,ato Board
Of \ -ricu!turr, at Columbus. he was obi. cd
almo t alone to battle the wall il, its icrcnrr
against fearful ODDS Of grey heal; and .i.ni-
taries ot the lody some OF whom confessed
that they had never sccna proper! ~ managed
experiment. The honest, sirajgh forward ac-
count given hy Mr.. McGrcw induced til. Sa-
gaciutls editor of The Ohio Farmer 10 call upon
him for Il communication. which elected the
bu>: paper We have upon IL: .ul. Jet IF led z,
ing indeed. il s.luuid DC Incorporated in the
! Agriculture! Report Of thr state. Mr.. Nc ~,
Is 50 earnest ia h!s devotion t. l. dying, that
he has rented Is f.l!I AID &c! U;,, LiIIs.if al
nl":; exclusively 10 the business Hcl oily has
he induced his u9bvljeSln" nol hi or to plant
miles olhYl.,r. bu, lr all his g. &C atcs have
large contracts Amounting to hundreds OF
miles. ine Central ia iio.d at Illinois alone
have contracted for one hundr. mile, oihoIga
Oh either SIDE OF their highway through The
prairies.
Passing through the rich bottoms Of the
Great Miami. WhcIc every thing. even the corn.
is wont TO look up approached Maple Gru' @
Farm With som mi givinr. il l:.'!~t b" cont, s.
Cd, for | hay" been % ot;rn disnrpoi,.tc,i In
hedges, shat expected no,h!ng Gle, than like
most Others this too. would lie oi,ea Il, The bot