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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
p,.s,s Car. o.s, Tile, DO fen eossrsi Warner Wit

h -, - r,e,,ssnse s-r New Yorh 1919, ,,0,.
81, Pr,.ids At ef and for FerAaa W sarye, -
CsrSers With mo ~eai sshoe on eses 49, IN ~
,rd . o loSs C.rtsia ard ers~ ,l- =, - nsrh
ssfe Of ;5e .alsrs , =, =. -. ,..o. .sA,rs On wee
- ~ Lad A. Il o'cleck nsNt u the ith s'
~ Got e BY usstenins vessel, ~hea no" ue" ~ ~
order
N,vuor Cs.s sahniro Johnsn, SewearJpoT Srsss<
son Po.pd, Mariana Haley Bc-sp Queen. HAL g. = III
m lioSfrv Fal River CD ship William Dcai- hsNtn.i
Emily Lofsnd Barbados ssrs Csmsrdse iSti . Sen
Lsrins do, l. stevens, s,udey do sesHsng ~ o. az,
B,ker DO .hv Louisa tBcml Wenke Bremen Wa Sa
more, barks Conrsy Smack Rio De JGncioi Hare nfia'
Babsdoss trs Myr. Faer Boston; schs Cahenne oos 30
Oce.n Wave Price do; Mariaus Haley. Do Anels H' -
kurvTort; Anthrsete Jones' New lerk oaA >es
houss do II. b. Beach. Sander Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
In regard to American Securities Baring Circular say.

A report just issued by the Phenix Mining Co. coal
that the Indebtedness of the Company amounts to
s6i 942 61 of which s75 539 a is due becoming due
this year. principally or before the lst June nearly
at hand The balance becomes due the let March and
LIST September, 1855 and the bonds due the Isl
july 1861. "Tberc funds, says the report, "
hand to meet this indebtedness and the property must be
sacrificed or the stockholders must agree to
"men Of FIVE or six dollars per share The Company.
coery must be altered and equipped before send
any coal TO market but on the supposon that be
completed requiring two months TO do so, will yield 300
per day from outlay of O0O and 500 per
day from outlay of $4,000. The report be very
unsatisfactory one to the stockholders.
The case involving the validity of the Ohio Bank Tax
law been decided in the Supreme Court in favor Of the
Banks. The tried appeal from the District
Court.
At Boston the Stock market is rather frner and money
becoming abundant.
The of the decline of cent in Pennsyl-
vens IS in Philadelphia s stated be the return of about
half million Of dollars from Europe for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Domestic Ports.

ALExANDRIA-Au May T. barks Rainbow and Scotland SID
BOsToNArr May IS ship Martha samPeon Calcutta b,t'
%sh S1 s.. c' @
Bsyle. cid bss Aenrieiis Norris Mata1za. Triumph BIj
hrs Sawyer fsrwe Fsysl; Leo snow Jaeme Duxbury,
s ss% t Mary f; 2s' S1.s SiIis
Niger Harding New York Quarantine, ship c6spa, cOtsl
B Eyan. oaeSeD Echo Rydei PhdSs s.ia s'
PSdeIpta: America Bsie Chase do SD hp T. g. Bstnsy
and from the Roads hP Tho. Perkins; In The Roads Oi '
My @ :s.pp si ref% . . eSGPS.
iIow, Bc.ioh Ss Jane Xcksrscn Nlcscsn Hap Camden
NwYoIt ,S p Gszes s1sscii GsySm5 a. lg'2 ziS5
Reynoids Boston; schs Julia Anns Harding do. Alice Ann
RhknsifeIS y s. b. h & jane Au
Dor Island lBah T. w Sawyer Could Pton Went 20 ,ea
seo Diilns CHAM northern port Matilda fan NeYos sch
VIZ ps9s rAS5 S. Tss AR A .,s.aRp
vile Berry New Yorii ship Geo tiePiey Maony Lvepooi'
ts Emma Eyer soubaes Matan1asi Commerce larsen Drums
.on1is Br.ss1i deorsst own .cr. cassy VIII Tb
H. s Ew ssiG eS an, and fo1 s hfGs a. Sd
EAST GREENwbcH7An May 49, 'ehr Aana Jenkins sheF-
MAoHAs-sd M'y IS bhs' Laura Bradbury, Neuvas lhb-
NJ s. Ny T. s: rhonp
.anlSs Gen Taylor soald csrdeass brig saas Ksfen 81.
sehr. Ad',s Br Psyson Ponce P r. James Fenau
HOLINESS HoLE-Arr May Is, Pm brig 4. D4nss, Atkins.
Macs Alexandra Crusade, kdde
Bedford for Nantucket Sailed brzs Wni,8ker George Albert
Eastern State Gamma Judge Whitman Black Warren
sardi enI' Phomp'oS Mahs Hall csHay Loe Lady Of
Helen Mar Abtshu,e and samuel Cashier Arr 18th chr New
York Goodse from New for Boston Sid big Ehao schr.
0nsonis Pavilion. Zephyr, Florida snrtev.f A. J. Horton
Honesty John Harris Y Baker aud Csade Arr l7h schr
.ineyad Foster from ranse for Boston la port NJ brig.
Canton william Effort (Br Ada Frances Aexsudis Harmonic
AIsdne State Of Maine kaOs NewYOlk eld VINEYARD Ar
Blown Norfolk do: John dos Belle Dun
roni Gtzele "icher and John Bell Ham from SsY
roraf joseph NJ Lane Colby do for Gloucester; Taylor
Jones 90 for Dtnye Earl CrOwe Hartford Boston;
Lowe for Newfork Euphemis Edrdge Poaad Tor
dC Creole worth, " Mar
SD se,is y II IianneE vineyard, Earl
fkONIDENCE-Ar. May II. sclr. Amelia C. Reeve. Ra.va.
f,isds lAs sd ehr lsac Hnckley Harvey James River
NEW fOEr-sd March &c. sehrs II. WrgkDzt0n from F,u
RIVER of rhsdelp hsi Minnesota do Cae.cp
on .sooro dol and large feet bound W Ia por nth brT
eelus rue" from sseksonye New Bedford; pbir CAV
s hlse Tor Alexander NJ Chrsie nee or
IA see shss Wright New York Boston, Ospy Do1re
Point. s~' Ne-'"' ''7'"H 'o' S'oAsy
RRinsoHn0Sp,sd May II schr Henrico Chester New York
roh. Mean loth, sehr Lagrange, Alexander Norfolk
sd 18TH sea Mark. Cocmbs Charleston
- LfM-ArI May Is .chr Otrspto Hammond yu.,xo,h To-
Cd .chr ssrsoga. Hodgdon Philadelphia Arr Ic.b
osik sec New Welch Ambrzette W Cast Of Area abr r.
miller Philadelphia CID Atlanta NicEer,oa Nv
LIZ va Goa,eser Arr 18th brig Egss Crosby Church Pop
nf Ida Russell spark West Coast Africa SD chr Ia,
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FRIDAY, May l9-P. NJ.


Notwithstanding the bombardment OF Odessa, the Stock
market after the receipt of the foreign quite
huoyant especially for Cumberland and Reading, in
which there appears be movement which is entirely
INDEPENDENT of the general market. The market a
whole was firm although the opinions in regard to the
foreign news quite divided and many parties looked
ppon the news as unavorabe At the Second Board the
quotations were well sustained, with fair disposition TO
operate although some Of the leading bears free
sellers. Cumberland 81 bid Reading 76l, seller
30 bid; Eric 6sa co. Harlem 5Oa Nicaragua 253 Canton
IA &c The Investment stocks generally firm. New
York Central lO4, Cleveland e. Toledo o3I New-Jepey
III; Cleveland Columbus g. Cincinnati 1853, Illinois Cen
trail lls|. The market for Railroad Bonds quiet at
about former prices Erie, 1871, improved to e0l bid
NewYOrk Central est, Illinois Central 774; Ercs I'd
Mortgage, 100; Incomes s5l A small sale of Govern
nens, 1867, made at 1913.
In Exchange the business is small for the steamer To-
morrow, and quotations before. Sterling a9l, Francs
5l2I05lO
The business in Frcghts is moderate To Liverpool,
5000 bush. Corn DID, Flour, 81, nomina 1000 balcs
Cotton 409-32d $50 tcs Beef 3j6; Dead Weight, 25I;
$50 bbls. Oil, 27l6; 500 bbs Resin, 26. To London
500 bbs OIL 3O; 1000 bbls. Naval Stores and 25 600
10 80 900 bbs Oil Cake at 49, to be shipped during the
coming months, at the rate of 5000 bbls. month. To
Iavre further engagements Cotton have been made
ct tc. q ID.
The receipts Of the SubTreasury were s97 O55 paid
el5s, 1877 balance, ss,2s2,07s.
The following sales of stocks were made at auction by
Simeon Draper:
81 geo Toledo Norwak aud Cleveland R. let a
l94 shares North River Inc
l5 shares Rome and WATERFOWL r. S9t
Also the following securities, payable 10 v cent day of
ssle the remainder with interest at y cent annun
on delivery Of stock, LIST June next:
$500 shares Gold Hin Mining 81
Also deliverable July l:
49,. n 90.
500 shares LonR Ilend r. IN
$50 shares Illinois Central r. r. t$5 paid n).........l5i
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week show but little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Ship Hsleyos, lBr) chafHsa' fsFsssss Ess &C Is, so4
B.ri welsrd lBr.IA Bsuls ersm.n a. viii ass and I'
=. rrse = New Yors ZIP. Ter name w.. wasea 81 i OF
nissn pas; Eie .ta8das bad
s.I' xsh dIi oast S. s 5s ea
sIFs.i 4 - y i.s.a i ss.I 81
g. Bar. c AN iof orassi e.. s.su. r.ad.
.arslissa s.ri Harriet FrsIcss
d. With :n and pass. 70 II L H.fichi Co Msy sIio
g s : e 81; g s,sal q Bsea t!.1
~. FL. s':..S Ss'e t, Assi lon ss S e: it
with Dutch s'ets J.osa Barter fo New York for Aa.sp ia
and brought han por: Nay c.r Bsrssl
'' Bah Soi%i Brs Her,n.aa Brsu.. 50 d.
.s a sShSs vessel !. s.9 p.
.H S % P Es 4.. sa.n S At Of and s., :
a. q IS So poke An; hp HirE. Boston
yese hip Fos NeDoasS IF and from Bscfe fox LsspooE
Bark Faith jordan, Cardiff n d. railroad z Corning
pes. to Beek Kunhsrdt
Ban My Frances: OF az L N. S ra:d . d.
Poqve'; vessel TO Il. UnderwoOa
Bs Amoro.ues Manson Galveston p d. cotton &s to
s TTfs .IEs e es aS Asrs d a. H 81 :. M II
vessel p. md for her i hove Der
zone May s. lon % F.:.sd cQ1:sdsI,5ls ief -
h la IS 90 Ion "a S. spoke ship Far West hence for New
I
Bra zosry Psrritt Dsrn d. lqmberio H. Rosenb,ash
Bs Orinoco of Cherryhed Nssh Eueviss u d. mahogany
hide. sus,' and II Ts~ 20 T. Owen son.
Brig H. Spear, Of Boston, Lauphs San Juan CUBA d
Bra Monte Crio. lof Boston, Was Gusysna 2. r. l4day-
Bns Riga (Br Patrick Palermo fruit kc Chsmhss
lain Robinson Co 4th la, ~ 81 lon 81 81 spoke barx
3 o. 70 %e. s.aay ss %3
n contact w i bs & Bowl aSs &
a iPs &: h s. 'S 4 s 9s S..,, who or me
T'ssse ,c.i neeod ION 9IsssantTa.,. sul~a,,' &c,
molsss,s 10 Meyer stueken.
Bs M.r,hsN.y Of Warren. Lila oieufussc: II d.. with
and mosses TO Chs.terlsin Ponvet vessel J. w Elwel
Big ors tBes peboo, Antwerp . d. with ballast aud i2
Bs Hoc Bddle san Juan Cuba sugar and moas.e. to
A C. Ra,sire 4 Co.; vessel TO ;. w. Lewis.
seh FyirE Dssn cf Hnsh'ml saysnils April p, with IS
Louisa Deer of Rockand) Sylvester Trinidad Cuha) IS
d., ih and molasses 70 master
a w w De Forrest Co. Experienced heavy weather the
$500
seh squs Chace Alexandra coal bound 10 New Haven
soh T. A. Ward HeG Wilmington d&, naval stores to D. C.
sehr Ms.s..o, of Piton) NOstr.nd Norfolk ds bound
sing lumber
sehr Rebeo PrmerO Poru nebsiro Lisbon . d salt and
Ga.tel Dutch On~ehAnd Amsterdam IS de-, md'e 70
sehr Josephine Bornhon Bristol March 81, railroad iron to
sehr Nea Hawkins s. Mark, Fla II DE-, Taylor
sehr. Remington Johnson Wilmington
Sesm-schr Uuess. Bates. Hartford mdse 20 master -
schr Ssm A. Appleton Nekerson Boston mdse 10 l. H. Her
shr Gesne (snov) sshusen Bremen - d. with ballast and
Prore. Western Port Hall Baltimore hoar.
Vein Coal Co.
FELLOWSHIP London tpht Helbed London ndse and
PEAS. Durham Dmon. Also. ship and brigs
WIND-Durug the day, fresh from the $.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Eorei.n Ports.

Arr Cape Town, C. g. H. March 5 Br ship Acadia D.
Penang Jan 10 Boston; obtained supply and SD
again lsih.
Charotetown PEI 9Th inst schr Mary Ellen Boston
Pictou 9Th lust bg Charles Boudrot and Rodedck Lee
blanc Boston, 9Th Mary Virginia King and Adelaide Boun do
CID 9th schrs Forener F and Ann Leblanc do 8th bi
Enore Lyssche dol oh George Leblanc Pembroke schr Ma
Mcdonald Boston; 10Th bgs Bridget Porrior and Char
oie Piccad, SD 7h brgs Rambler Triumph Boston
CID John N b. llh as brig Grandee CoveN savannah;
Smith Mclean Boston; 18th Frank
lin Mussels. Salem; Orlando, Gaddes. Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20


Increase. ss,sos 81 sine sizes %
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for April not yet
made up, but will exceed half million of dollars For
May the receipts thus far in of those of any
month in the history of the Road.
Mr. George L. Schuyler has been reelected President OF
the Harlem Railroad Company; II. s. Batchfed Vice
President Alexander Kyle, Secretary s. NJ. BLtchford
Treasurer J. d. Elliot, Superintendent and w J. Camp
bell, Assistant Superintendent.
loan of $4,000 for the City Of Newark has h,en
Cotiaed at y cent. premium. The total debt ~
$500 Ooo.
The easy features Of the Money market contrue
have before noticed. The tendency of rates pa
per s still downward, and y cent is nor the maxaum
rate for short rsclass signatures. Above that the &c
IL from 10 TO "a y cent.
The steamer Of tomorrow as far as cen learn hSs
about half million of gold engaged. 1t hat been sup
posed the amount would be 100000 sseooae The re
cepts Of Specie from the interior continue and Is not u
likely that the next weekly Bank Report will agtn show
an increase in the specie reserve.
The letters by the Europa generally cheerful IL tone,
and the writers appear entertain apprehension o.
rious financial difficulties, any rate for the present
Several of the letters express surprise that the adsees
from Europe should have caused any panic here as the
same had but little effect IN England and France the
countries actually at Very little is said in the letters
spon the subject Of and the question does moi appear
10 &c considered nearly important in London and Paris
as IN Wast One of the letters states that the Bank OF
EShce haa raised the rate of interest TO 81 cent. and
that the Bank Of England would have done the same but
Ion the renewed s'ngth given by the Chancellor of the
EAehequer We hear Of Stocks sent GU, for sale and
the impression in London appears to be st in any event
not many will be sent Money was rather moro active in
london and the rate Of usury was generally y cent.
The drain Of Gold for France continued although at tho
Ias date there wac check to it. Breadstus and Cotton
were about the same - reported by the Atlantic Cotton
vss depressed BY the large sivalsso iss coo ba,s
b The week, which unprecedented in the history
~ Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Markets. BIZ Telerrcph.

EEwORLEAys. May lsThe Atianc's band las.
nifh and has depressed market for Corroy prices
being qroed &C. lowe FLOUR unchanged declined
Sic; fair SUGAR Is at 3c and MoLAsEs Isle. sales Of Rio
COFFEE q. lee; FREiGHTs
May 6The sales Of CoTToS today $500 bales mddug
being quoted Tie The stock hand here
the receipts ports bales
CoRs du E, 55 MESS PoRR sells u jo Flour triA-
lower. sses Of Ohio at 81; Fair SUGAR 3 MoL,ssEs Ne
FREfGBTs-Coon Is taken for Liverpool ID EXCHANGE
NewYork Is at y cent. prem RICE Is ct 4ic
May l3-CorTossales to-day 1900 bales with steady
FREIGBTs 10 Lyerpeol l5-lfd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

saespl the the fsstsdsy snernoon o. ,.mans
Asnes 81 the parents, No. iis Le~fsnees~ '
talen % Gr eIwood for intsEment
HRfCE-Eizsi,ih Prce, ssed 1es Eversfesns
will b Inferred IN the dseday Iaonins May
NJ Joaph Ston, n. hfn q nv 10 wife q Care,
VAN ZAEDT-On fIicsI e'sA1s' -
Van Zsbdt tEtc = year. family nsp<tniy invited N
Tn, rrsfves ard fertf - No zAlbsIyst.. Sun
.etend IRE hotres sSn ,s sisbcu further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
~ llalers.

letter from Capt Lawrence Of ship Anaconda of New Bedford
reports her oH Gusao Feb. n with SIS bbs sperm, all well
Hoey ship Polar Star OF B. reports her
Honolulu March 49, with ij VIII and 30 sp board M we'll
bound TO Ocho'sk sea.
Capt Sands of ship Benjamin Tucker Of ~ B.
her ct Tahiti Feb To- 2O bbs VIII oil board had hove the
ship nearly finished the repairs and would be ready sail in ten
days
letter from Thomas f. Allen bostteser board ship Montreal
Guy of b. her iO Feb 49, had taken wis the
pafssge ont making lis ibis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Receipts Of Prod ace-MAY

BY Tie North Rirey and Blr2c,-6 Flour
Ashes @ ls bush Corn 600 bags Meo 23 Hams. s do Cut
Meats, l. COS DO. Pork.
BY Erie Railroads go bb Flour 50 bb Whisky go Bar
lev 5!2 do Osts, 2t5 pigs Ham. 800 Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Spoken, sc.

May a. of Monsuk schr President Charleston Po and
May l6 Block Island w 10 miles schr Jane and Eliza Rich
ards. from Saw annah for Weldohoro
May lat ~ 80 lon 81 ship floa Mcdonald, Merrill I'm Liver
pool for Baltimore
MAY s. lat q TO- lon IS H. bark William Fullerton, II days from
New. Haven Porto Rico
April r. lat a. lon IS 80 ship New Eng and, PoeiK I'm Lon
don for New.York-al we'll
April lon Jsusics the Clyde for NewioTk
April IS lat 40 Is lon 10 TO- Agnes from Bremen for New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
By telegraph.


NEW -ORLEANs-Arr. May Il. ship Bepnins on. Bostos
Art Nav IL ,hps Msrsthon. New YORK hsEk
NsTrio Boston kres Day Philadelphia; Rufus sale
Baltimore
BOSTON-Ar May 10. .hPs John Isaa Calcutta; C0aeoIda
Deaue Cage Of G0od Hope; stanley Nassau
Gabs p R. Lysandsr Ceufuessi hEs Havana Caden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Financial.

A GENCY Of the COLUMBUS and XFNTA RAII-
T,.n AZ So.No % Wsiist-Ssw Yort May IT, Isst-T1s
ialr beoks 81 Tie Columbus RAILROAD Com,.,v =,
THIS Agency viii be clcsed and aer The 2,b IN, AZ
closed Until tie ls, day Of June next ' 'N' 'el.aia
WIEsLOW. DANIER L Co. Ts,pss.r ,xs,,.
A GESCY Of the LITTLE MIAMI RAIIpoin
T,,s, H No :! Wsls'Ssw York May H. Is5i-Tbs
boeks OF The Little Miami Rsoad Comuanv q, ~
WI te closed and after the and remain
10y - 'u"' heA' "ISsLOW, LASIER q Co
HTYTDf,x- Transfer Agents.
I niDEND:-Ihe Directors Of the GOLD UIT
= MINING COMPANY have THIS DAY SeeJ,,ss ~ I'LL
" y" " rkh CENT from the Oh aiv-
Boz ss s ~ and Lsyss- Is, ne, rS ras
N.wsYors May 49, 1854 s fii, ir ST., both inclusive
"''eI o. rae ILLINOIS c.sr.AL R.L soAp cox,.,y
DAN 81 FEBRUARY 2. Is54'HTbss s =, nss
GENITAL Rnf CIT the LOAN Of tn. ILLINOIS
1,s sy Tssu.y ia sy.kle on % iss
erdsr q H. E.. Snee Of tee Company No 50 Walls, By
"A. c ~: .GREENLEAF, STOCK BROKER
J. rHoNPsoK, Ne swlr& Nov Tea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Hamburg letters state that the gold which had been de-
tanned in Russia had at length arrived in that city Some of
il remained at Hamburg sale, part taken to France
and the rect coming TO London. 1t chiefly
ing to the fact Of the Russian Government having allowed
this gold TO pass that the exchange at ST. Petersburg
London maintained in face of fresh issue of paper
money by the Car for purposes. Business at Ham,
burg very traing. Money easy at y cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

80 n. Indiana Construction. .ll5
81 Rome 4 Waterfown K-R. %
sCleye. c. 4 Gin. r. k.....ll5
100 III. Cen. 8 y ct.Stk. b I'm. Is
IL Cleye. 4 Pittsburgh R.R. 7s
% Cleve. Il Toledo X Rs. go,
50 Nor. 4 Wor. R.R..".... 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Ocean steamers.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EURO


Franklin. Sailed from Southampton York 10
America Sailed fom Liverpool for Is
Clyde Sailed from Glasgow New York Is
Sailed from Liverpool for New II
SAILED from Liverpool for New %
Hermann Sailed from Southampton for New York MAY q
Arabia Sailed from Liverpool for Boston. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
Moon.
Sandy Hook 33a Gov Island. ia Hell Cats OLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

From Coregcrdsut.l
NEWPORT Ma, ls-1rrtssS-srkr sceres fy.ssr. ~,
fer A.I, Perp sn.h Nov Tea for Bangor, Ls.es 7.cs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

T AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. s. WALdkSsS
~ lso % ..d % wA..nss bought "a - = ss -
Ii.is : % iins &ars.s. sssss0 20 Vs's ~ H6B
BET DSieee - receipt q rD0ifesseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

The earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad for second
week in May
Passengers Freshi. Total.
hf .........f 1892 ~ Sl9,lol 20 AtzS1i ~
1888 1854 II lfl4 81 <o,.oS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

PACIFIC BANK Nav YoRk, May u.s. is5A
hlNIDEND-The President and Directors of thiG
~ Bank have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT %
the capital stock, payable tho Stockholders IL
FIRST Of JUNE next
The transfer books will be closed h 10 The Sis, inst
elusive BY order Of the Bard J. CAMPBELL Jr Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

MAD RIVER LAKE Eslg Ran soAp Co
nIVIDEND.-Boston, March 30 l6j4.-A Divi-
~ dend OF TEN PER CENT has declared payable In stosk
OF the Company the s of May the transfer sss
the certificates have been shareholders
3st inst SAMUEL HFNsHAW TrNssurss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09


BAN AT MorNr VERNON H0rn--The grand opening ball
OF the season will be given at Mount Vernon Hotel Cape
Island, N j., on Thursday evening" Aug TO- This estsb
hshment Is of the finest In the country and the To-
caty said to be the attractive in that part of
the country, From the extensive preparations which
have been made for the ball 1t promises to be splendid
affair The invitation informs that the number Of
tickets has been limited 10 three thousand.
ANOTHER Fatal AcClDKST.-John Murphy was Yesterday
morning found In dying condition pier No 3s North
river he was supposed to have been CT rushed bet
the wharf and the steamboat he taken 10 the tv
Hospital where he died within fifteen minutes after ma
admission. Tho Coroner viii hold an inq nest today.
SHOCKING AcclpEyT--DEArH OF IN AcroR-Yestsrdav
morning, near Brooklyn, Mr. Jose Presford an actor
ven known ut the South and West caus to his death
very suddenly: lie was bathing and diving In shallow
water bis head struck the bottom with such violence rs
70 fracture the cercya ferebrm causing almost
ota'n' MI brefsord was young and very promising
assor rev weeAs since he was engaged aseating ira
geoian by the manager Of the New York theatre nov
being erected ON the site Of Metropolitan Hall.
eurcK PAssAcr-our Canadian friends are going
ahead and as We offended the Eprono papers once by
sying they hga taken leaf Of their Brother iona
hans book, We win now say that this instance Of
isfIite, they are treadipg our heels Mr. McNAmec
the incefatgable mail agent left Toronto at quarter
TO O'Clock en- Monday and was In Now York; ready Tor
the British mails, on Tuesday morning NJ lols O'CLOCK
AMsficAy CRrcKyr MATCH AT HoDoExS TO DAy.--An in
terestng match win be played to-day at 10 O'Clock
The ground of the New York Cricket Club, between
eleven American born players Of the Newark Club and
eleven American born Of the New York Club. The
citemen among the lovers Of this noble AMI healthy
game IL very great and viii doubt an attendance
Of great coneoSrss " people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09
RrookIyn civ Intelliesnoe.


FIRE broke out yesterday morning about O'Clock In
the double house No Nassau street, known Is the
Bro oklyp Spice Nils part Of the building oecu-
pied BY Waring Bassett and the rest by Mr. Pigott.
Every effort was made BY the hremsn 10 save the build
ing, which completely burned down in ss than two
hours stable on the opposite side Of the street. be-
longing to Mr. stephen Sutton, also took IRE and
slightly injured The loss on the building probably
amounts to $4,000 There insurance Of ~ 000
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT "A Hiecreant called at the house
of a. S. Keyser, No. a Willow street. yesterday and
requested the girl who opened the door to allow him to
SIT down lew moments he also asked for piece Of
paper and drink Of WATER but she going to COM
ply with the request he struck her with stone tied mp
In handkerchief. lie then made of. The Of the
girl ID Mary keySer What induced the fellow to perpe-
trate such act Is not known He escaped arrest and
has not since been hear. of. -
CARS TO GREEHwooD This long desired accommodation
has just been put in operation The pass through
Conrt street The Of the road the Third
Will be finished in week ten days. Until then the
afcDgers viii be trenf rre to the stages as the bridge
4 not yet completed at Ninth street.
SINGULAR AND FATAL Act1DEyT man OF the name OF
William Thompson, alb ut twenty years of age who
was boarding in the house Of HRS wilson, Kent avenue
est Brooklyn, was . few NIGHTS since found living In
the yard and in an fnscnsble condition DR.. Goodwin
was imme diatey called in and discovered that the man
ad received very severe fracture Of the skull An
peTation was deened necessary, which, although sue
cessfuy performed, Intellectual, for the man died
within few hours II is copjectured that he went from
his bed to the roof Of joining house. and then fe
but as no the accident occur satis factory
plantation Of It cannot b. given.