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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

We presume nobody will doubt that if every mem
her Of Congress from the free States had been inter-
rocated on leaving home last November whether he
was opposed to the repeal of the Missouri COmpro-
mise, that, with the exception of perhaps two or
three chronic bee,le-heads that will always be found
in crowd of one hundred and fifty men, there would
have been prompt and uniform response in the mega
tive Yet after FIVE months drilling in Washington no
less than forty of them are found voting for that in
famous proposition. What is tie cause
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

BY the arrival at Halifax last evening of the Cun[d
steamship Canada from Liverpool, we are in posses
sion of one weeks later intelligence from Europe.
The news is interesting, but possesses no feature OF
importance The news from the seat OF war indicates
great vigor on the part of the Allies. 10000 French
and s,0O0 English troops had been landed st Galpol
The Russian forces were being withdrawn from kaa-
at and it was reported that the Russians had been
defeated at Patschernarods, and that they had eva
euaied Little Wallschia Nothing had been heard Of
the missing steamship City of Glasgow. Cotton re-
NAMED frm and bresdstus were dull and declining
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

The discussion of the Nebraska question in the
House is made the occasion OF fresh insult and re-
newed outrage upon its opponents. The country 10
crayely told that Mr. Richardson the Chairman Of the
Committee on the Territories will "Permh" discus
sion on the measure for days longer Gracious and
magnanimous Mr.. Richardson Let the northern MEN,
bers be thankful. They under the lash OF the
overseers whip but they generously granted per-
mission to speak few times on the question before
the House Do the northern white men, their con-
sttuents hear and dc they not relish this kind consd
GRAFTON in the of their prospective masters
Let them hearken also to that only member from the
Granite State who is found base enough TO bersy his
constituents, Harry Hbbard. This bosom friend and
special representative of the President in the House,
flushed with sudden success, oers and insults his fel
low-members by such language the following after
Il session extending till past nine O'Clock at night;
Send for your couches, gentlemen; we intend to
give you good sitting This course Of insult and
domination is but preparatory to what may be herea
ter expected to follow under the unobstrucel rule of
the slave power. The Nebraska bill is not opposed
ON partisan grounds. Not in the least. IL is mea-
sure resisted and condemned by the deepest moral
sentiment of the community and from the very high
est point of view that public question can be re-
carded. Yet the opponents Of the bill are treated
with contumely on the floor of Congress by purchased
tools Of the President and their remonstrances against
It's hideous features Knocked by the tools of Slavery
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

The Representatives from Free States named below
voted on Monday to take up the KansasNebrasSa bill
with a view to urge its immediate passage, viz:
MAnr-Mos,s Macdonald Nrw HAmPsHIRE-flenry Hibbard.
MAssAcHUsETTs-NoHe RHODE IsLAND-A0ae.
CONSEoTIoUT-Colin NJ. Ingersoll NERMoSr-NOne
NEW YORK-1h. w Cummings Hiram Nsbrdge Nike Walsh,
William Nj Tweed, William A. Walker John J. Tsylor-6.
NEW JERsLy-samuel Lilly, George Nsil-2
PENNsYLvANIA-Thomas Florence John Robbins J, William
H. Wre John McNe Samuel A Bridges, Christian NJ Suaub.
Hendok h. Wright, Asa Packer William H. huTz john l. Dass-
son Michael C. TToui--li
OHIo-Dsvid T. Disney. Fred. W Green. Eison b. Olds-S
IADANA-Smih Miller Nin II English Cyrus L. Durham. Jas
H. Lane Thomas Heudoks, John q. Davis Norman Eddy
ILLNOIs-Jsmes C. Allen, Willis Allen, VIM A Richards,n-3
MoBGsN-DGid Stuart, David A. Noble Samuel ClaTA-S
lowA-BeTnhadt Hem.
ClLIFoRNIA-Miton 5. Latham, James A. McDOugal-2
Total Al from Free States; TO whom add j. Clancy
Jones of Pa, who paired off in favor of the BILL
which was the same as voting for it.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
I.,.u BELL. CLAYTON and others supported i.

AgT, ed g. -, a.. 49,. -, ~. -.,,.j y,s,,e
r.rd Hi Ioss-Yoss 10. Nays "a =. ,,,>,
~ Irdan Appropriation lil coming up, Mr. JOIN
SciS e.1d tie absence Of his colleague, who PSI .ae
ooT on ie pending amendment The bal vas iai on 'ao
table. ~, ~,,. =, tho y,iu
MIR BRIGHT moved 70 reconsider the yo.e On 'ae pm
To- rci,f of David Myerle passed yesterday.
The CHAIRMAN said the bih had o'U" ''As- - '''
House. ~, 1. ..,o.,,j d, "A
Mr. BRIGHT moved that the House be 'eqaes'ea 10 rs
turn tie bl 10 the Senate ~, a., :..
long debate then took place pSinepsy on 'he e'''
Of the bill Motion agreed to.
Executive session Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

What possible reason can be gyen it is often asked
Why northern men of any pretensons to honesty and
respectabity should vote for the repeal of the Mis-
souri Compromise And especially, why should a
northern President commit himself to the unmtigated
infamy of such a measure The answer is brief 1t
is because our Constitution permits two terms to our
Presidents If fFrankn Pierce were ineligible TO the
Presidency, the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
would not have been proposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
CONVENTION OF CIGAR MAKERS.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, May 10, l53f
The jouneymen cigar makers met in the City Hall here
to-day and duly organized. Edward Is. Van Cott was
chosen Temporary Chairman, and Theodore Eitzgerad
Secretary. Fihy-hve Delegates were present. Commit
tees Credentials, Organization and Finance were ap-
pointed, and the Convention az cjourned till o'clock.
kFTERsoOs SESSION..
John q. Woodruff Of Troy reported for President,
with three Vice-Presdents and two Secretaries. Com
mee Of Six was appointed to report tariff Of prices,
and they reported the those of the Albany Con-
vention. warm debate ensued, and continued until
r. d., when, without taking the question, the Conven
ton adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

Gen Isaac f. Crnry, native of New-London, Conn,
died at Marshall Mich, on the morning of the sh inst,
in The ftieh year of his age. Gen. c. was elected to
Congress from Michigan in 1885, and served three sue
cessve terms. In 1899, Gen. c. was a Van Buren Demo-
cra and made speech Congress on the subject OF the
Public Lands during which he assaied the military skill
of Gen Harrison then candidate for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
PHILADELPHIA, wednesday,

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday May 10, 1854.
The General Convention of the Brotherhood Of the Epis
copal Church. in session in this city adjourned de this
afternoon after able address from Bishop Potter The
question Of the basis Of representation postponed TIL
the re1t General Convention, to be held at Baaore in
May, 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
FROM WASHING TON.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Post.


WAsHIsGTos, Wednesday, May 10, Is54.
learn from the best authority that Charles H. Pessee
Collector Of Boston and Member of the last Congress from
New-Hampshire 10 go to London Consul IN place Of
George W. Sanders whose nomination rejected by the
Senate
Benjamin F. HaIet, the present rictAttorney win
succeed Peasee in the coectorsbip the Office which he
was very indignant at not getting originally.
L. Levi Woodbury. is to succeed Halet as District A.
tOney. This the Office for which he was an original
applicant and the only one, except that Of patent agent
which he willing 10 take, and neither Of which he got
Peaslee IL in this city. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

crt,e innocence Hsd be been condemned 70 I'M
pri.cpent for le or for ten years, we venture
70 s,v tl,st there wosid have been no indignston
meeting ~ Louisville. and that the cotemPoraries OF
n, Pos. in tLis City would not, with the single ex
epton of tho Satanic press have united 70 condemn
The verdict and those Who were concerned in proeur
-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
FROM RIO JANAIRO.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday May 10, 1854
We are in possession Of commercial advices from Rio TO
the 2sth of March, but they Of little Importance The
stock of COFFEE l0oO 900; dealers very firm ct
1900 450O for mixed lots Of superior TO good rss and
43OO TO 1880 for round ots. EXCHANGE England 1o
2si premium The stock of flour had considerably In.
creased by recent arrivals and the market dub and
weak. FREIcHTs declining and quoted at sis
sl O5 10 the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
J,xerpool Provision Market.

Msrr. Gsrdus Co report limited business IN BEEF NJ
b,psed prices aud deficit in the imports OF "OS usee' @
g. :, r, zion. ,se. In BACON large usnsPorison' sss
-. "a bnver. demanding further reduction LAsD lsys
.s,, AZ 81 sQ52 on the spot and So to arrive
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Jverpool Cotton Market Reports

The CorroN circulars vary much TO the eondon % ns
M. Richardson Brothers quote decline OF ed ON inc ""s
uiddns qualities and sn advance OF Id on IAN la' '
t , 81 40 baes OF hich spccuator took 1000 ana esp
%, The sale, of Friday 6ooo bales; The market els
,e.dv The stock on - $50 bales including q" @ A.s
ic,r N,ssr, penristouu 4 Go. quote as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
FIRES.

About II o'clock last nigh fire broke ont in johnson
Distilery, of l5tht and sthav. Damage trang
FIRE IN DUTCH-sT.
AbOu; O'Clock this morning re broke out in the eof-
fee roasting establishment in this street. which was dam
aged to the amount of ti, ,ooo Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITER.

UTICA, wednesday, May 10, i1A
Deputy u s. Marshal Of Buffalo arrested man named
Henry Clark in this city tonight for counteeng Uns4
States coin. Dies and money found upon him.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
Liverpool Produce Market.

From The Brokers' Circular
AsHEs-Wihout change.
REsIN-In regular demand
SPIRITS OF TvRPESTSE-Steady at 50i.
Ous-saes Of Olive at el-decline sperm nominal
TALLow-Some ranactions at 66 g.
RIcE-Du and lower Sales Of 30 casks CsrOina al ~ @n
ToBAcco-An setiye business at unchanged prices
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
Lixerpool Corn Market.

Me.r Denni.toun report dull market for oil kinds OF B
ufprices lower tending downward The decline daas
week on Flour Cd dl Wheat Sd and on Corn neI
quotations were. Western Canal Flour 1aeIi el na'moss
ph,sdlb. 81 GA ass Ohio 81 Sd dSs White Wheat M ~
~ Sd, red and mixed lo led ali Cd White Corn ss folM
and yellow 4OI.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

The United States Mail steamship Illinois sailed from
Old Point Comfort on Saturday night having board the
L. s. troops landed at Norfolk by the Falcon, which put
in in cistress
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
Special Disp.teh to The New Yon Express.

WAsHIsGros, wednesday, May 10, 1854
The Nebraska bill looks doubtful to-day.
Opposition to il is increasing in the Southern ranks
Three against from Virginia four from
North Carolina and five from Tennessee.
The Administration is alarmed for the result
Dougas was up all night encouraging the fsint-hesve
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
PRINTERS STRIKE AT UTICA.

lfICA, Wednesday Nay TO, I511.
The Printers in all the Offices in this city, except tn
Hyad which pays the price, have struck for the payDsn
Of 20 cts. per thousand.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
DEPARTURE OF THE ARABIA.

BosTOS Wednesday, May TO- 1854.
The Cunard steamship Arabia, Capt Judkns, sailed at
O'Clock to-day, with l64 passengers for Liverpool and
for Halifax. Among the former is Aaron Hobart Of
Boston, bearer Of dispatches She takes out sss 0c) IN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
London Produce Market
London DIoney aInrket.

Mes.s Berg Brothers report SUGAR and CoFFEE steady Bssae
sruFys firm; TEA RIcE and CorToS duh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

Mess Barring quote the Welsh isoS duiRs
selling ~ oas7 I5 Bars ssdfs 81 Scotch PIG sssAey
higher
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
Trade I'm Manchester
Prices Of Gooos and YARss had slightly declined
Iinyre Market.

HAvsE April 26The sales Of Corros for the week foot 80
bales firm prices Orleans quoted at 62d9Ot Stock on hand
60 eco bales
BsEADsTUFVs shade higher closing quiet
AsHns firm with limited transactions.
FREGHTs at Liverpool were shade lower
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

sour declined Ga. 20 Is. cora L. % IS s1t wheat 81
Copsols closed at 81 lGHs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

1.-THE Of last evening extended all along the Telegraph
Washington Halifax and rendered nearly Impossible
the and reports from ~
South delayed till very hour Full details Of the Csnsdss
news received In for publication Friday morAs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
American Securities.

Me.s. Bell Son Co report sEcusriEs uochsses>
-, L.... n finn, ,,aLkeL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

IHO H'tI! NV"I't Ut - -. L,.a - : =,
Bdg Dee l6S aakin9 the eaticr! stitch made BY e dre
about taking legal enforce rish
e them sgss persons making selling using said Avery
chimes ELIAs lioWE, IT. No SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

Machine heretofore offered for with
aud sold by the Avery Sewing Machine CO..
The simplicity of their construction obyatng
Their liability o getting repair the pactabiy Of the stitch
duIsby thcs the only practical Machines offered
10 Besde Patent these Machines from
in which almost all others involved which
consideration Those IN want OF rst
article the cheapest aud best will do well to before pHrehAs
ins Olders punc uAlly attended To- Address
THOMAS u. LACEY, President Avery Sewing Machine Ce
No nroad daay Ne Nor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
Metal Market

MosEy easy FOR short periods cossoLs closed on tho m
o7iss7i
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
Nema1ork Duilp gribmtrs
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1854.
TIE ROLL OF IyFAMY.

The ciculsos Of THg WEEKLY TRIBUNE 10000 Adver
inserted FIFTY CENTS per line each insertion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

STWfNG MACHINES--BAGs-BAG BAGs.--SiNGER'S SIN
cLrThRrA MACHINES Bags with unoqualed
CiN-eht yards Per HiuutcEnd the work is absolutely perfect
1e Machines secured by the original M0Tey
johnson granted In 1919 We have hled bill in equity in
the Cont IN NewYork prevent Grover, Baker
infringing This patent The "soPtbiet' principle viii In
due lime h. properly Illustrated NJ SINGER Co, 323 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

NOW kLADN.--Au extensive assortment OF we'll
superior SPRING CLoTHSG OF the best materials aud most
STYLES extremely low prices Entire saaeiion guar
,rterd EDWARD 4. HAcEETr,
iohiu rium No :
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

sale r. sTtcTs end EosDs TP;s Day. q ococ-. a. le
Nehsn's Bsrhsnse Po g. her Feslss 80 hs adv d'es-a'
IN rrofhe~ ~~rfa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
TO Music TEAcmrRs.- ladies wishing a situation

ana e the Piano Forte and 10
VocN Nrsc viii please apply loRscE WATERS No SS Broad
One who can play the Guitar preferred Situation in Female
Irsfi, he
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

2fD
Brosdwsy. New-iork-Msy l, 1854
SrwrNG MAcuINEs--BAGs-BAG SINGERS SIN
eLIThRrApEp SEWING MACHINES sew Bags with unequaled "a
he t 10 use hcse Machines secured by the original Morey
@ FG csT scnf CONT n y His IeS GTo1e
Ss SS " @ \, n"S r"Ss % 9sls@d M Co. 8 BrOsd%sy
CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEWING Ma
oBnrsNo Machine hercoe offered for see can compare with
% & aud sold BY the Ave- A,r Machine a9,o; G
their liability Of getting oi repair the pncca6iy Of the stitch
70 ah ,ue Besde. the Pstenr for these Msc6nss
The ts s in Which almost all 0@ rs. .f h s Of %
srce the shespe. aud b win Dc Se to p0''hA'
THOMAS b LACEY rrc'Ssns "a sIy SEWING MSeSoS YSt CIV
The Avery Sewing Machine (so.called) is an in.
Idss pes @ & Ss'ns ' .t 90 s eSrss 1s' y Sy "a. s n
der them against all persons nekne ns or using said Avs ma
ehines EllAs ho"E, III no % DIo1a"S,
Now READy.--An extensive assortment of we'll
superior CLOTHING OF the best materials aud most
hOnstie styles extremely low prices Entire ss ;ise'Sn guar
Clothing Emporium No loo Fulton st
TO MUSIC TEACHERS wishing a situation
,ns T,s % ss % ess.e 20 S ss csf wsrrs no SIS Broad
One also play the Guitar preferred Situation in Female
PATENT STONE DRILL.--A machine capable of
torh hole Al the Ie Of two feet an hour ~ hard srHn
s win rS% ps TR snSs The sn SS .: Ent R
saw@y G1sy room S No ~ or Of L. SusaIas Howard ot
SSS S.s9@s n nj % F1es % ana H ana sTS
Nc 2S Broadway Bachelors tisT Dye sold and applied Nine
private rooms
INCrPIENr DRoPsY, BLADDER AND KIDNEY Con-
semfDs AsSSsTs SsHS.rrs NAP o PIs:eSsd
De .ssDt known The the above complaints.
Nh Which al obeT GIN. are tnpserSs:ed fsi up in pint
bottles win The be- ns,s Of The 2.'s5 the SS,' S. 'GT1 % soS
states UpoLruo wOiFE, Importer No ?! Beayerst
BELLS! BFLLs,!-MENEELy's celebrated Church,
sss%5Ss r'y1TH s 'S@ S S Sr. s 'Gass % s SS on
y SS nc BfosSwsy New Yo. A,O TS,Ssrs LEvsIs Cow.
rsssss, Ae, Of the most approved construction
5000 Gold bordered aud TRANSPARENT WINDOW
ssAprs Wholesale and Ret. at s5ss, s.rSsin W. JESss
1s Pearsi doors n Chshamst Also Lace M1sin .nd
Tss.eIs BSa ard White Linens. Table on coth. ComPta de-
hed Call and examine
SPLENDID CABINET FuRNITURE.-The undersigned
respectfully inform ther friend and patrons that they e
s be found old sArd No fsS Pes with eIsn'
.i.Sor S s5 s sys ssnou sqs B
sos.BrDs with all the modern improvements l. Howl
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTION
hand and nrIis crfr,iSs bought
fsn ger than he S1iSinsl cost y nportatoa Go
cS tprs pcsSss o Ss s The ss; n S & Gcs & of WY T.
LADIES RETICuLEs-Thst case of RETIcULES at
The Crystal Palace took Silver Medal" the American Insus
ENrckrS Of FAscv GoODs NOVELTIES sns 'a ToS m
AIR PISTOLS ron CHILDREN.-A loud report hnt
Toys No SIS Brosaway N'' "''s'''' and
REMoyAL.-The subscribers beg leave to inform
,hs nu.ou. friends. that they have No ias VII
~ opposite Duieh where they prepared exhibit the ists
InsDuscused rssrd .srvice our .ys sSs
'OEi,e car customers GOD article q small .av,nee
~ . o Ss Of s%SS cS. ss. ssa & & T me y s
nrwIr cOvlsOs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

sHAprs Wholesale and Retail bargains st w JENKs
Window Shade Paper Hanging AID Curtain Emporium Ne =" aud
Chsfhanst Also. Lace, Muslin
emsk Curtains Git Corices BApd Pins Lo hoders DrsPer
I'D lapS exsunine
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
RrIIs, bells !!-MENEELY's ceIebrate

Issot, Steamboat Plantation snd other BELLs constantly
srG Al The Foundery WEST TEoY y and also the Agen
,y No nc Broadway NewYoTs Also TsSsrs, LEvEts Com
y. of the approved construction.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

beau the prepared only and sold By
W BAcHELoK o. his oruird HAS DYE aud WIG FscroRY
No 2SS Broadway. Bachelors iisr Dye sold and applied MIN,
pfiyste rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
PArrNr STONE DRLL.-A machine capable Of

tons ennh hole the of feet hour IN hard
with fouI engine be in operation at
DAY THIS WEEk the foot Of sds East River
Motifs Quarry For information Inquire Of D. T. WoScEsrER No
- Wsms, No 2 or Of y L. CUsHMAN, Howard Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

HTNKY IT. IEEDo a JU., hIITIUHI-I.I19'- " =
Yssrecffu, notify friends and the pub general na We
from No Walst 70 he spacious
os No 70 Nsau between Pine sud Cedsrts where We have
ub more Odsous for sula. ssles hen
Lrefofc devote ourselves 70 lc sse o No-k
Of Fgfufe Fsncy Goods Horsss and Csfnsges &c In H
have fitted Pctore Oaery uprd OF
b. eet with Light evey adapted TO the disposal Of E
tu4s DtheT goFks Of t0h public aad a. sale fof
psoulsrs Of sse refer gerera ancio1 sF Trnen,
HENRY II LECDs Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
INCrpIrNr DRopsy. BLADDER AND KIDNEY Cow.

ylANrs-WoLFES ScmEnsM ScHNAPPs prescribed
nded by the medical faculty the best aud res
HE tsept known to the profession ~ the above complaints
article Of Holland Gin In It's purest unadateed BY
uoxous and QeEsCy free Vn the fuse oil
With which ober GINS hnpregnsed. Put pint and
with the OF the importer the bottle and
Ile Sold all the respectable pIus' in the United
~ No. p ReaVer-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
PIANOS. GILBERT * Co.'s Worlds

Mol RNINc cGOODs.--LEADBEATER 81 LIE, No. 3lI
corner Lconads selling MOURNING GooDs OF
eyery description than Canton Grapes and satns BON
Lses Apcas Canton Cloths BsTgs GTensdnes, DE Lanes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

TNTsSES.-CTlsta staI FdIdct OH! pTIZt HItud d"dIutu
to MARSH Co.. No 2i Madenane, OI then RADICAL CvEE
TRUss ImpOed elastic Ankle SOCKS Knee Caps
and every description for ysrse veins ts ,1nen
L.. rl-r..ra q. INN. nen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

FIFTEEN DOLLARS FOR A DsLISATFtL ASJ
BEsL1BY HoeHsTrAp-Fivs hsnarsd BriLDi-S L2Ts s,'a
100 feet seusre equss Csy I'D Os M vii o. ddd
smonf hundred srbscer. - fsw asys The az TIE -s p,
fae su Rs.evtIs Lofs esch s14ibe fo orly 80
able IN prslrnenfs Brlns Lo- l51 ~ -e n~sf W
cslfbrsfsa Lsks fara fo - q seree
ciose The books iil d q
PIvRs fr SIS I'D upward kgFy Immediately % CHAhLE
WOOD 10 e BTOsdsy Har Pamphlets be ma
sr.fs Rsfance rlnde Iisu HeurT dei bnsre.1
,fufe No SJi Broadway o. H. striker, Jr No 81 abs5-' J.
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
Brooklyn city News.

THE IRISH NATIONAL PoErs-On last evening Miss
eresa Esmonde waited upon at her residence by
committee appointed to present her with request to
cite at her earliest convenience, selections from the
poems Of Thomas Davis and others Of the Irish national
poets The request very neatly gotten up, and
signed by Robert Emmett, John Mitchell, Thomas
Ads Emmett Simeon Draper, Horace Greeley, Thomas T.
Meagher, and numerous Others including the comman-
dants Of various militia companies After few re-
marks the request was read by Mr.. +. A. Jackson.
Miss Esmonde replied in very feeling terms accepting
the proposal and leaving the appointment Of time and
place to the gentlemen forming the committee.
BAR DINNER members Of the Brooklyn bar
are engaged to dine with Judges Dean, Rockwell Green
wood and Moore at Dslmonico's, Tuesday next-the
surplus the subscription to be devoted to the Brook
yn Law Library subscriptions will be received by Mr..
Lewis, of this city.
BROOKLYN, Oct 81, 1854
TO EDITOR OF HERALD.
win you oblge me by stating to the public, that ne.
very illness prevented my appearance nj the concert for
which announced this evening, nj the BROOKLYN
Athenaeum; but that my concert will positively take
place at that Hall, on Friday evening, November g.
would also thank such Of my friends and the public who
favored me by visiting the Hall this evening" and trust
that this explanation may be satisfactorily received by
them, as deem postponement under any clrcuna-
stances, TO be injurious to artist Kespectfuly yours
ISID0RA ESPRIT CLARK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

TROUBLE AT THE HORSE OPxRA.-There quite an ex-
element at the circus at Castle Garden last evening"
growing out Of the rivalry between the two beautiful
equestrennes, Mile. Rosa and Mile. Chiarin Tho
friends Of both boisterouy in their
and ut last manifested their admiration
by regular knock down all around during which seve
raj Of the conspicuous conveyed to the sta
ton house. No great harm DONE however and the
angements to present the Of such manfes
tations in future.
CHANGE OF Hour TO PmLADEIPmA.-The Camden and
Amboy Railroad morning line, will leave at six instead
Il AN, and after to-day Wednesday, Novem-
Ter 1. This route is by steamboat John Potter from,
pier No. North river, foot Of Battery place.