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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Netu>llork Daily gribu1le
FRIDAY, MAY 26. 1854.
To Advertisers.

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE hasnow circulation Of 10 900
cere. end undoubtedly be advertising medium in the United
States circulating does in every State in the Union British
Provnces &c having readers Farmer, Mechaus Merchants
Those who wish their business known the
couury over would do well tIy The WEEKLY TRIBUNE. a
limited inserted - cents Per lDe
eech Insertion.
TIE SHai.WEEKLY TRIBUNE also has very large crou
lsfon in the country Advertisements inserted 10 per line.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
pu.os.-T. Gilbert & Co.'S Crysta Palace Pre-

PAsos.-T. Gilbert & Co.'S Crystal Palace Pre-
MUM Pisn. with or vi,bart i,ts- aud vita frses
snd circular ssIes; fibs's Bosd3is Panos Hset Cfsm
stone sDos az ssbssd g., o. illet tol, y l's
Ws,e. Pscs with improved saes sae od stneA Al ihe
above ouly 81 the srest A1sc bsbtne1 No
SIS Boedwsv Frees wholesale retail lower tka1 b. ound
e,sherc Of tsse Of othoF make eoasaty
r. bstd ecouthsnd D.fgl.l SeE ana Sc
h,rs PINos 70 rlu- Pits0s ID O. nouhy rayments
IgsacE WATERs No. s. BfoafTsy.
NoIpayIa CRRAM-This superb compound for
tins sad besunfyn- e HAIR prepared 9ay and 90 -
VI BsTcHELoR is ceiebtsd HAa DIS and VIC !.eF eFSef
No Is sdway BATeHELoEs H,IE DYE sold aud apa a'
priyate
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The Commissioners Tor locating tho county bt-i.
in the new County Of scrys., haze fxss spon ha'''
the county seat.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Il say from axe. OF red ny mature.
You. hniT mars very o,hs. feature.
Ttr minutes Will the hue saVplanl

Viii lust the brown OF bl.ck you
URisTADoRo's HAIR DYE sold and applied, No. &
FEVER AND AGuE. DIR. EDWARD BLEECHER's
MIgRt m The Of Fever ond ASue sud Chssres
sssS si S By oPo SrS1 rTp S 30 sa BIoas
way Nsv Yors. and Diussb generally.
NOVELTIES DY THE STEAMER EURoPA.-The sub
ssise,' v ~ eges H MosSSc ten sss OF 'Sis psi' 1ooS
ia IL, .a''sct. :. :, Us,OrLL. PtIssSS 4 L.kt,
Tie difference between coed HAIR DyE and poor
: His One scoIhes cauere. he hbres destroying
esp az rbes sra sy beauu color w;hou, in drns
The Do.cN MEYERS Dss. sold No s Courilandt
esa go be had No s's Broadway No u East Srosd"ny
WINDOW sHADEs.-We have hand tie largest
ei6,r is can te p9icssS e,wSers orf stock cOn;s Of
every v'-ey ".nriasius,d os, sads Sc G RiSESk CO.
JonN CREAsov, OF No. POL Greenwich-st, has
sFndi i0 o. reew sha, Paper Haasins. Lace aud Mus
dcccssrs ara .lnhips fssonahe manner
i5 h % Ii 1s fsasS asi al S ae@s sSs faf
n.hed st 'te possible rs,cS
WFNpOw-S SHADE MsNuIACTuRERs IMPORTERS or
QIlr CoRsiCEs LACE MusLlN CvSrNSs DANAsNs BvFF
HOLLANDS AchELTl Ease, son Nos e Broadway aud u
scoss Al WsDow sa,os, made oTisT superior
msnrac facilities enable - 10 Keep tbe reputation We have al
ways tsj-ci teias ths eeapes. aou.e Ia tie States
JAMES L. LrTrIE Il Co. Merchant Tsilors. No4l2
Brosd~sy. RrADSNsoE c. GoIsSs Of all Kinds qualities
CSnssa.. Ssds t. osdrl al the ,.ore.t aOl.ee,
MAGNIFICENT LACE and Muslin CURTAINS, WIN.
rowspADEs sntbs splendid sSENsH aud
ANERcaN PAFEkEANeiNCs CcgOs rAssELs CoSNc&s lfHoL
&C. a Just bought auction sses Great harsnas tA
ard eAam Is " ~ yANAs, No - te---,..
How TO LOOK AT THE GREAT ECLIPSE To-Day.
FKFENANs Hsrs, Ne % fu.tonsi, then
smoke cereuy through. ard be r' are
all ilsh Bu don's 0ses 70 20 q kssENNs No ~ tr.i2s
Read THE FILING YANKEE; Or. TaE CRUISE OF
CLiPFERs" IN the "YANEgE PRNArEER" - per
Single eoaes cts J. JoNrs Puh.shs- Ne Wasrs. Boston
DkAisH BSoTHrR, Agents No "A snd 10 Anas ana Tor sac
H Althe news ds.ots
LACE CURTAINS AT GREAT BARGNNs.-rhe sub
scrbeIs viii 0Ftn tbs morning The OF c
Lace ald before c,y-zvns
purchased b A. as fos viii them
about ha ht ea va Oar s;orc vii BE ready
toncn a. O'clock a ~ :. LgADBE srEs & LIS.
No ~. 8roaawsy, corner Of Leoasri-st.
PRINTED MtsLNs AND BAREGEs.-.Iust received.
large stock Of reh Bases Tisnss ana Pnea Masius
rheh we VII otter this monins sEesi,y reduced prices
LEADBEArfR 4
Nc. 81 BrOsawsy. co,ssr Of feosssds.
Lung INSTITUTE, No. BRoAD-ST New.York-
All Diseases Of the Lur ard Threat by d. sANsoRVs svs
OF fsHALAToN OF AEDcATEp NAFoE No ned .ipe wen &
the stomach All patients allowed he beres
without chrge Open non 70 Usir control Of u d.
SksBoRs, E ID.
TRUssEs.-Crystal Palace only prize medal awarded
10 MARSH Co. No . Asdeniaue iss tAet R.psoAI CVaE
TRyss Imported aud el1s..s ca,
5toekass Of description fl- vssse
psas tc soss tor every phys - es'9.giy Ops. - r NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The news from San Juan dc Nicaragua, or Grey
town, brought by the Northern Light, will be read
with great interest The facts they are stated are
briefly that the authorities of San Juan sought to
arrest, on charge Of murder, Capt. Smith the COM
mandcr of of the river steamers belonging to the
Transit Company. Mr.. Borand the L. s. Envoy to
Central America happened to be present and inter:
ered to prevent the arrest going 80 far as to take
rife and threaten TO shoot any man who should at
tempt TO enforce it, The ground on which ne did so
was that the authorities of that place have no right
TO arrest an American citizen for any oense whatever
Subsequently he went ashore, when the iuthOr-
ties undertook to arrest him. but refrained on bis
warning them of the consequences that might ensue
upon an outrage OF the sort against person clothed
with his diplomatic character and privileges; how
ever he was in some sort kept shut up in the house
of the L. 5. Commercial Agentat San juan till morn
ing, when he took boat and went on board the
Northern Light unmolested But this did not end the
proceedings: for on the representation OF the Com
mercia Agent and the Agent of the Transit Company
that the persons and property of American citizens
were not safe in the town, Mr.. BOrlsId organized a
corps Of 80 volunteers to act Us guard ior them,
and Keep the people and police from doing them
harm, until the Government at Washington can send
thither man.ofwar for their protection
As to the merits of this controversy il is Of course
impossible to Judge positively upon an 3 Pafe siste-
inert ike that of the Americans alone. What tae
people of San Jusn have to say the question we do
not know, nor able TO decide how just was the
charge Of murder which they sought 10 arrest Caq.
Smith how far supposing the charge 10 be true,
the act was properly under their jurisdiction. These
que tious all have an important bearing upon the case,
and we wait for their solution 1t remains also to be
explained 10 what extent this difficulty is connected
with the old quarrel Of the town with the Transit
Compapy-a quarrel which has once before taken 3
vessel of war to the port
II is greatly 10 be desired thst some arralgemen.
should be made by which the municipality OF ssn
Jusn should be recognized and assume legal exist
ence as far as tie United States and its citizens are
concerned England has recognized II, but owing to
the dispute whether that part Of the coast belongs
TO Nicaragua or Mosquito, The United States have not
And vet as general thing, il IS beyond dispute tha.
the authorities OF the place have administered as
affairs in very respectable, orderly and lawful way
But owing to the anomalous character of the rsdie
ton we find Mr. Borland virtually asserting the doc
trine that no matter what crimes an American citizen
msy commit on its soil, he cannot be brought to
answer for them. This is state Of things which ought
not 10 continue.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

TRrlvA,'s sUMNrR HTS. --His ass0rtnent Is tle
r.. vsrrl complete ih Be foaai "a iae cy wwTs
Bx.vyRs WfDEA~AgEs hshi NoiEsgfs. fae PtssHts enf
strsw Of every kind and 9uy FFEEass 10 - felton,
h.t,xeen l llanA ALd (ola.s.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

PRINTED MTsLfNS AND BARrGEs-Tust received
large stock Of rh ba=cscs Tssces saa Printed
wheh We VII offer this morning sesiy reduced prices
=. - LEADsEArsR 4 LSE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
UENDy II. LEEDS q Co. AuCrIoyEERs.

ILNhs ~: hLhpS ", AZ 1ioNh.ns'-"o ;i
bsve Salesrooms h0n No Wall the spacious
No 70 Nasu, between Pine and Cedar whers haye
extensive regular sales than
heretofore shall usual devote ourselves 10 the sale of Works
Art FuIrgc Fancy Goods Hoes and Carriages &c In addl
lsse lctes We have 6iei Picture Gallery upward Of
o. Nv 81 ei wh Hight every adapted The disposal of pic
works public and private sse For
pss'iSulls auction advertisements
HENRY u. LEEDs Co,
No q NJ lafue plaa IA leiar sta
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

WINDOW SHADEs.--Ne have on hand tie largest
az bee. aomea. n The oty which will sell TO aeer and
c'h lea 'tan he purchased elsewhere Or stock
eNsgy cy msnuiactuIfd. (sA snd C. X. RiKER&CO
E'avfaeurcrs tld importers. No. Isl Chathan-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

srbels viii ofen tbs morning Of The OF ch
Lace aEe swss CeIiasos before oteed It's e,yayas
pcre based - a, great af ana viii than
about Ia iht real va.e o9E VII BE ready
tohicn a. . o clock a ~ LEADBE 4 LIS.
Ne "a nrn-iHax .ca.r. Of Lam. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
JAMES L. LITTLE Il Co. Merchant Tailors. No.4l2

MAGNIFICENT LACE and Muslin CURTAINS, WIN.
o. eysrv mssusbs pattern splendid sSENSa ana
ANERictN PAPEkEANGNCs Ccgos rAssELs CoSNe&s OfHoL
&c. all Just bought At auoa sass Great hasnas CA
Al M ". ~ l.NNs. N0 ~ ll----.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

K.nx -. An methiuks beard knock or knocks.
perhar Ss sf Ksox cswe known n tins rl1niT
sra hos m az noise "a g. te feesol Why DC a. Gide
NJ to e ne teo-e the Dfs-y so1 excellence o. b. la
ne bss s6sd p vel bat ttrf a. few bcui2ned u
Do tfat be has lndef the
Prrsor m Beadwty. trs ~ 10 10 tson- io1 re sile
40 ~. ',s,..f.ases Gail o. hin
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

hETTUf -fSNlIII n NVIIII Tt'VtVV-
fully in pubic they have changed their
ate No ii Pesrst No $50 Broadway (ono
door bew Grsudst They prepared 70 exhibit heir
spng Sys coussiag of Sc Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three
ply aud lusya'l
cA0FITiNCs.
English American Floor O Cloth and AZ other goods pertain
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

JOEN CREAsON, Of No POL GreenWich-st. has
splendi6 shs Paper Hansinss
In Carte ieos sgd 1se.a o. Coils Wh al the ce.era for
AIS Papss particularly being the
syles % French ana A4ecar Borders Al his aiees
ri.he - ie lowest ssihle
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Olr CoRsiCEs LAcE MUsLN CvSTNNs, DANAsNs, Bur
IoLtsNDs Ac-hELIY FARCtsoS Nos va Besdway aud 5
Reed crcg afu cuent' purchasers Of the ahov
goods AZ st O WINDOW SHsoss made 90 order Our supero
mani c uas 8ctes enable Keep be reputation have a.
ways .si-oi tcing the cheapes. ho.se Ia tie states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30
The Canadian Elections.

Our neighbors in Canada have been going
through some severe excitement during the
late hot weather. The readers Of the HERALD
who take an interest in Canadian affairs will
remember that the ministry were defeated on
the reply to the address, and forthwith dis
solved Parliament. The opposition made much
noise at this stretch of authority, and accused
the Cabinet Of desiring to prevent inquiry into
the populations and corruptions of Its members
by dissolving the House. The ministry, on
Their side, said that law for the amendment OF
the franchise having passed the Legislature
the Parliament then sitting was, by that vote
declared incompetent to legislate for the coun-
~; and the sooner 1t was dissolved tue better.
! ne prlneipsd nrAa, - ~.l o. remembered, 10
:. H,rsAs, . Grane!cr Of renowned skill, AID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

IBE STATE TEMPERANCE CoNvESrioN--ThE
TEETorALLERs IN THE FIELD.-Our readers will
have seen from their advertisement in our col
umns. that great State Convention Of the Tee
totallers is to be held al Auburn, on the 10Th,
day OF September next. The committee making
the call express the hope that ''those only vii
be elected as delegates, who consider the enact
ment Of law prohibiting the liquor traffic a.
the question of paramount Importance in our
State legislation
This is coming squarely up 10 the work, aud is
conclusive of this important fact--that the TEN
perance people, upon the question Of the Maine
Liquor law, will be an independent party 10 our
November election. They will make all other
questions, and principles, and issues, subservi-
cnt to the election OF Legislature and Gov
ernor who may be relied upon In The passage
Of the Maine Liquor law. We may rely uponit
that every candidate for Governor, or for the
Assembly, or the Senate, will be required 10
give his opinions in writing upon the liquor
question and the liquor; and when such opinions
are withheld, or are opposed to the temperance
platform, or whip the devil around the stump"
We may rely upon II that that ticket will be
dreadfully, and in most cases. we apprehend.
fatally scratched at the polls
We admonsh all other parties or cliqucs in
tending 10 take hand in our legislative and
gubernatorial election that 1t will be neces sary,
in making out their calculations in advance,
to allow considerable margin for a probable
loss or gain, as the case may be, from the ac-
QUESTION or opposition of the temperance vote.
II the Maine law party could carry the Legis-
lature last year. what may they not accomplish
snir year, ~sen they nave veso " rvouks, ..,s
example VI Rhode Island " encourage them,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

Eisns tbe sesipAs for The deposit money ~ re-
quirsd by the terms Of sale. THIS decd ion 10 tantar
noun. TO the dispensing with the aid OF cis.ks for
such purposes.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Common to good brands Of State -four were again
fner yesterday, and closed at an advance Of l2ac.
q 25c. per barrel. Prime samples Of corn were also
higher by one or two cents per hushel Wheat was
also firm The first cargo OF new Delaware red wheat
q, 500 bushtls) was received yesterday by B. N.
Fox 4 Co., and was held st 80 per bushel. There
was no further changes in quotations for cotton,
which sold only 10 q moderate extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

INTERESTING TO FIRExEN.-We publish, to-
day a full and accurate account Of the Partisan
Fire Department, the superiority Of which over
any thing else Of the kind in the world has been
acknowledged by all travellers. When we con-
slider that Paris has twice the population Of
New York, and that the average yearly loss by
fire at The first named place is but one hundred
thousand dollars per year, it must be apparent
that we as yet know very little relative to the
extinction and prevention Of fires. We think
that our department might obtain some valu-
able hints from the article which we print to-
1ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30


Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judge Duer.
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF HALEY RAu-
ROAD STOCK.
July 29.--ln the Matter of alexander Rtkt.
The accused in this case Is under arrest charged
with the fraudulent tissue of stock Of the Harlem
Railroad, of which company he was secretary. Not
being able to procure the amount of bail required
($lOO,000) he still remains in custody. A motion
was made on Tuesday to discharge Mr.. Kyle from
arrest.
The Court this morning refused the motion to
admit the accused to ball. but abstained from giving
any opinion as 70 whether the company are liable
marks In rendering the decision of the Court Chief
Justice Oakley said that the main question was are
the facts set forth in the atdavits sufficient to show
that any obligation exists between the company and
counsel that whatever responsibility may be cast on
the defendant from the fraudulent issue Of this stock
the company have no claim against him for IT, and
that they cannot mai ntain their action against him,
AID that ne should not be held to bail This was 0
grave and important question, not only as relates to
this but TO other cases. especially where the stock
was filed up by regular issues, which would present
diferent question; but in coming to the conclusion
whch we have arrived at, IL must be understood
that We do not commit ourselves to more than the
preliminary question In the case. A great difference
OF opinion exists % to whether the Harlem Railroad
Company can be compelled to responsibility for
this stock; and In this state of the case We shall
conhne ourselves 10 the question a. to whether there
. pima facie cause made out to hold tho defen-
dant TO bail. Il appears that there were blank Ger
tliicafes leit with the secretary to I'LL up, and al
though this may have been considered careless, or
negligent, on the part of the President, we do not
mean to say what may be the consequence resulting
from it, nor are we prepared to say what obligation
rests on the defendant for th1 money he obtained
from those who received this -; nor are we pre-
pared to say that he is not = pnible for it. AZ
yet he has mt in no answer = the complaint and
thereby implicitly admits the truth Oft The state
ment +, however only srparfe, and when the defen
dant puts In hs answer, we shall be better prepared
tends that whoever may have been deffandcd, the
company have no grounds for complaint against
him. As the case stands at present, we must order
the motion 10 be denied
Mr.. Tallrnadgc inquired Of their Honors IL mo
tion could not be made 10 reduce the amount of bail
The Court said 1t would be quite competent for
counsel to make such motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30
Jersey CITY Intrlllgencc.

THE ELEPHANT on BxRGKs HIII.-A young usn residing
In Ohio but now stopping At Loveoy's Hotel, In New
York visited Bergen Ain Friday 70 get an expansive
view Of that animal OF the metropolis known as The
Elephant The young from Ohio made pleasing
Who offered TO show him the battle ground
in New Jersey Accordingly they proceeded 70 Ber
the salt Meadows wort Of II, whom they we're met BY
person having patent safe. The result was that the
stranger lost 500 by the usual OF the swnd
le-s uncertain whether he saw tho battle grorud
uAisss Jeney, saich caeu tine oattie ground
c the Revolution; hat he u confident that be hsd
rsps,ys yisp q B iArse municipal elephant,
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for K urope.

Uw yoaH HERALp-EDITI0N FOR EURoRE-TRE DE
PARTURE OF TIE ST. LOUIS Po53oSEp.
me U. g mail steamship st. Louis Capt Asa Edridge,
yin leave this city to morrow at u O'Clock N. for
Ugwss and Hayre.
NE European mails win close in this city at halpas
- O'Clock that morning.
M HnALp, (prnted in French and English,) viii be
yuhhshed ct half pas. nine O'Clock in the aing.
Bngle copies in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
- Nxw YoRE HERALD win be received at the following
plAsss IN Europe
lkvlnPooL. John Hunter, No. Paradise street
xHpoc. Edwards, sanford co., No. IL eOrnhill.
VIM. Thomas 4 Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PAM. Livingston, Wells Co.. Place do u Bourse.
NE contents Of the European edition of the HRRAID
ON embrace the received by mail and telegraph Mt
is Office during the previous week and to the hour of
publication.
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Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.

BgIOIe IUus JuuBe HOHnans
IMPORTANT DECISION RELATIVE TO THE sALs Oh
REAL ESTATE.
JrLy 29.--Chyiaopher McQudde against John
Wnrin.-The plaintiff seeks o specific perform
ance Of contract for the sale Of o lot Of ground
vey to him. The contract Is stated to have been
made through an auctioneer. The answer denies
that the defendant Was the owner Of the property.
and denies that Nicolsy, the suctioneer, a. the
agent Of the defendant bound him to deliver title
lin employed the anctioneer TO sell the lots in ques
aoD, 49, ...,.r plvpeay. In tie b3vs G. lie s9.-
ti,n~er, called diary, q IN entry ndic&.ing .a'e
trcai e-sste, % b made 0p EVElay, tie LII =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

pup IRON EFEcTs or nE HEsr.-Coroner Gam
bic yesterday held inquest upon tho body Of Michael
fercL in Thirty eighth street, between the Tenth and
Deceased 60 years of age and native Of Ireland
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED Coroner Hilton yesterday
held inquest upon the body OF John Sweeney, at the
house Of his brother Ola Water street II appeared in
evidence that deceased and his brother hands
board the City Of Hartford, and Mat when In
dock at Hartford Conn., the 9th July the deceased
was leaning the side, drawing water in bucket,
when he suddenly lost his balance and fell into the wa
ter and drowned before assistance could be rendered
him. The body recovered and brought on TO this
city for intcrInent. The body examined By Or
Chasteny, who found marks of violence the body
and gave his opinion that the deceased came to hr
death by drowning and was the verdict. Deceased
was Is ears Of age, and q native Of Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

The United States storeshp Relief, 8. Rowan, Lieut..
Commanding, arrived last night from Rio Janeiro In
forty nine days. The following is LIST Of her ofcers
stephen G. Rowan, Lieutenant. Commanding Samuel p.
Carter acting master Edward Hudson passed assistant
surgeon George B. 'iriswold purser James s. Thorn
ton Walter W. Queen, u. B. Harmony, passed midshp-
men. iout. Geo. w ten passenger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

The MEXICAN TREArY-A NICE FSANclAL
OPEnArIoN.-We understand that certain par
ties in Washington are trying to get hold Of
the three millions in the Treasury Department,
the balance due Mexico under the ten million
treaty, when the boundary line is run. 1t will
be remembered that the treaty was rejected by
the Senate, when the appropriation to pay
Mexico was seven millions. The day following,
however, by hocus pocus arrangement, never
satisfactorily explained, the rejected treaty was
reconsidered, three millions added to the " in
demnity," aud in this shape ratified. The third
article Of the treaty reads thus -
In consideration of the foregoing ssipuat,us, the
government of Mexico, in the city Of New York. the
Of ten millions of dollars, of which millions shall
be paid Immediately upon the exchange OF the Istica
soon as the boundary lines shall be surveyed Marked
and established
Seven millions have already been paid to
Gen. Almonte, as is well known. The three
millions appears to have been left to pay the
spoilsmen, and accordingly they are naturally
ANXIOUS to finger the cash. What pretext they
will hatch up to evade the provision of the
treaty which declares this balance is not to be
paid till the boundary lines shall be surveyed
marked and established we know not but as
necessity is the mother Of invention, aud the
money market is tight, there is little doubt
modus operandi will be discovered if the ope-
rators do not lack the courage to carry out
their designs It seems a hard case, at all
events, that any fuss should be made about q
portion Of il. when the whole arrangement is
swindle.
II was said that Gen. Almonte, after getting
that seven million draft, was going to Europe
TO rest awhile after his labors. But, according
to the latest accounts, this distinguished Mexi-
can is still at Washington. Doubtless the pro-
per parties representing Mexico are prepared
to pay good bonus for cash down, so thet
they can distribute their favors like honorable
men, from the White House to the Capitol,
" stopping at the intermediate landings In
the absence of a reduction of the tariff, let us
rid Secretary Guthrie Of his surplus by all
means, so as TO do the most good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

On Monday evening, az wc learn from the Bidts, an
ARRAY took pscs board the schoo Dawn lying
!. y, &c. Scsr JOIN Cco--y a.i @..Sl .svs.oa, ia
which the latter Killed The prisoner u IN jail on
W charge Of murder ~ the second d~rse,