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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
NAsHINGroX. Inlr 2G-

The examination of Col. Fornev before the
committee OF Investigation in relation to the alter
alton OF the Minnesota land bill has been concluded
and the accused exhonerated from all censure
PH1LADELPHTA. July 26.
The Supreme Court this morning set aside the
construction put upon the Liquor Law by Mayor
Conrad closing the taverns of the city on sunday
and decided that they could be only fined 100 Tor
a breach of the law
WAsuISGT5S, July 90
The Union concludes an article on Cuba urging
Congress to enable the President to act in case an
emergency should occur during the recess
NEW YoRK July 2Gth
IA new cases Of cholera and 25 deaths have oc
Cured during the past u hours
The last advices from the Franklin state that
her cargo was still being taken out Weather
El,n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Land Grabbing Iniquity.

WAsHISGToS July 2j.
The Sergeant-at.Arms OF the the House of Rep
resentatives has sent to New York for witnesses
TO testify as to the alleged alterations of the bill
granting lands to Minnesota for the construction Of
Rail RnaIs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

BALTIMORE, July %.
Advices from Texas have been received at New
Orleans. The health OF Galveston had much i'm
proved. The Texas papers fined with &C
counts of the depredarions of Indians the military
force not being sufficient to hold them in check
The Indians assisted by party Of Mexicans.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Another Shooting Case.

" AsuINGT0N, July 7.
An exciting scene occurred in a room in the
Census Bureau. this afternoon, in consequence OF a
young lady attempting to shoot of the clerks
by the name OF kenser. or Kersev
Mr.. X. escaped unhgrt from the room, but the
lady expressed elimination to consummate the
deed and redress her grievances, and waited near
the building until all the clerks had left She al
leges that matters connected with her honor caus.
ed the attack
PHILADELPHIA, Friday. July 81
AT o'clock TO day the thermometer stood here
at l02. Commodore Gregory adjourned the Court
Martial being held at the Navy Var! in conse
q;ence of the intensity of the heat
At Bethlehem, General Joseph Hillmap, a prom
inent Democratic politician, died last night OF con
geston of the brain
The thermometers is now, at P. NJ at los
The warmest day in eight years
Fj,n1ay pa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Cholera at Buffalo.

bIFFALo. FTlday, July II.
In consequence of various rumors concerning a
large number of deaths by cholera at the Poor
House IN this city. large party of physicians and
citizens visited the house to day and found every
thing connected with the establishment in the most
horrible condition. Within 24 hours 5 insane
persons and seven others had died of cholera. and
four more were then in collapsed state. The
house found to be foul that it was almost
:npossible for nersons to enter If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

negro seduced the daughter OF his master at
Laurel Hill couple of officers endeavored to
arrest him; ne stabbed one and mortaly wounded
the other, and then escaped A reward of $4,000
is offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Hudson River rIarket Boats.
Freighi Lufef C9ftie dad Fsrzs Prodscts qensr11s
Ren. rra c..xelN inr rhe Nex.Ynrk La--r LII.


Reported exclusively oE The New Y0Tk Daily rribane
Capt George Coleman Of the Susquehsnus, Newbrrzh
the wharf Wsrrerst Weduesiay NAY
reports the following articles hy the tP IS Beeves Veal
Calves y sheep and Lambs swine s Of Veal 10
Pork IS Fowls Is bbs Esgs - tuh- Butter
frkins do 10 60 o % rolls LeAff =, - sides do
Capt D. LeieneE OF the Gen Lincoln from NewPsz Land
ins arrived the wharf foot Of Azsyt W-dnes Hsv
fosvius scs by the Calves
sheep and sbs, l5o dressed Poultry 20 Fowls % Turkeys
Dueks bhls les Buster sversEin n bales Hay
10 bblS Wheat Four - Rye Four bas. Com
Meal bts Potatoes feet Lurnber, 10 cords Wood
Cart Wsrdrop tie steamboat Czled1nis
arrived the wharf foot Of May II sni
rcrs the following articles By trps. viz Beeyes Mch
Veal Caves = Sheep Lambs 10
Veal SO Fowls s. hb Ezs rs lb Butter
. kbs Ry~ Flour. IS Potatoes CIDER ro!s
Leather IS baE Wool l52 tuncs PsPF Il bales
Brck Machine. Turning Lathe 525 tes Les.h-r
Cart = BosCrt he Wyoui-- Sruvyeart
rived A. wharf foot OF trznkr, NedredsF Nav - I1s
rerorfs follow zht l ~ the TRIP Ach
Calves - Fowls, 10 bb EsEs % tubs Butter avsraxnE
go bales HAY go uh Oats lee bbls Rye Flour Potatoes
sad li5 bales Of Goods
foot Of Musys WsenesdAy May - isS rspsl,s the follow
Ia. ht M by the TIP, VIZ: II Mich Cows o. Veal Calves
sheer and LHSs Hsrs isc towh Tgstsy' g tb. EsE' 81
Gran 20 Com soc do Oats , bSl Rye Flour - bars Corn
Nealan IS bbS Potatoes -,
Cap; Powell Of the s.sas; Mays ts csI.ti. si',i a;
wharf o, Of Frsnkn Nedneay May "a 1884
folO~ins freight Esi sy the ~ 10 Mich Cows rs Veal
IS ssss Butsi averaging D. le e&s Hay - &C. s'rsw, %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Arrived.

s,e,bip North s,a Miner Aspnws My H. pass and gold to
so Bor.bur.h (o BostonJ Fuller from Batavia Feb H. mise
TO D. g. & ". b. Bacon ~, -. % r.bsxs,.
,is e sailed an CO. CAtnA-ne. for
- fs- Pbsseipha; Bid. for New OK car -il
-. t 40 N,S Portland. Nay - hstiefas onoe' 'eo
M ~ y ules distant Y. ;. steamer nton s,efat
Rr- Cr,uors hschasJ small Jaehon'ie ~ "a 1
ee 70 ~ q n tI 1of Esstpor+J stcksey Eastpc 10 d. lst
" prsaeh 1LubeeE) Gesien Bordeaux IS d. brandy to
order. c1s-ts. n 4. eo.r o, .Ls N,rt,.
Frrereuced weather On tae PasAE Aprl T.
hurricane from the westward "nicn sP- se4
--r-, I-sf Of rudder ad store s1lwaks &c
R- Chsprar Irnlasd de CaDs - as sugar aad
,,oL,..rs 10 Chas.e lAin 4 POuver-.
c,os, Cant Bueksp0rt) Geun 81 Johns Rver EF,
s ~ lr-.r 20 j. GchT. Sailed IA with sar hadss2SeaT
fer New YORK r..
c.. - af-ic. Arri' hides palm OIL 20 NJ Freeman
N,v - I.t lon - 10 spoke b4rE Helen and Frsnces
, Ncy.lk h.urd Mag q, AT 81 u TO-
ar G.ilsnd nom Ro for sessYork Left IN bns
pxv,,d or sssm TO sail 50ih brs H. Townsend for New
YoTt Nsrcuis fBr sa April u The African Mail
-.s IA on the April with os Of propeller;
80 f,,x.dsd down the in H. " steamer Nyrmidon-
sir Rapose Dasn0re Essrport 10 d. hsh and aih Smith
Boyrtor- g, 49,. ,,.
sshsre A. scusn Beach.
siaop Fuuiv snail Por.i.nd . IA, stone 20 matter
ssansr Pslesn Henry, Pruydsoce ndse. uas,ef.
RYLow-oae ship
wIkp-Darns the cay g and h~sA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Domestic Ports.

ALBANY-Cld Mey q sehr Pearl, Kelley; New Bedford
ALBNANpRIA-An May p Br ship Enbassador, Peutrith.
Cheha Islands; schr ashngton Smith, New York st ship
May Flower, Phsk, Quebec; Br chr Josephine, fnz s.
John n. b.
EEWHAyEE-Ar May % bark Independent, smith NsVeas-
tie; scbrs Files Louisa Thompson, New York; J. NJ Warren,
Ckspnan Enterprise Phlads pha Dart Johnson New ok
Sid Mercy Een Stoyer Wnngion bEg B. L. swan, Pnn-
die Porto Rico; Etswsnds, do
PORTLAND-Ar May e. bark Lunete, Mouu9rt Carahatas
briss EscLo Stevens Ponce HOimess Hole and dkaf
town; Msuzspia Bailey Mare via Havana; IoaHe Nichols ga
sr schrs Thomas CsrdeHas; Laura Sinnett Bal
fnore Jus Newell Cushing Phlade pha CD bng Aogns lbf
Pavson Wesfrort sid, barks America T. A Pssy b1gs
Deesrn xeuophon Harriet Rush Oxford, Royal ssbs iDsr
MIA Denmark chrs. George Amos Hy Atkins Baitmoo Da'
BsimO-e.
h Phtdep Sarah Sherman, doi Geo O. GIBBS do sArsa
Perry New York echr H. n. Wlhs Pnder, bson i1r IL"
don Sid p bark Ansdr swift ST. stephen b br bry hea
dell KhriE Providence Holiness Hole. aAyns repaired Jrs
Anntwsn. 49,,
mirsfon " G.; Hezrca, Newman PhiSdephis sd brig Gen
:. c. % baTk Sam Slick, neW. 80 tuns)
Nsyo PssOuih; brig Mary FsIro~ LsseoaEs Georsstown
5.
RICHMOSD-Arr May q, Jam, stows, Csveady, n Y;
sehr. Morning Ssr, Erazer Halifax. Ms
WILMINGTON, n. C. Arr May %, brs Belle Dickson. De-
usrars brs Onward Pearse Newport Eng zt Lamar
tine Mandeu EevYsrk OF main bar b. bdg Thsts c.',dsy
Ne Went 10Th schr Ben, Poll for SewYors Zlst,
bs sha,tord for Passport Me- and schr Edward kder aad
Golden Rule for NewfoFk.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
DIED.

BALCH-Yeerdsy nornns Mrs Adeins g. BAlcb we Of
M 9 Bsek. sEsd - years
The relatives and snd Of tae family respectfully invited
which will take his afternoon O'Clock
Aom the Chuth corner Of bleecker and DO~nng.sts-
DRURYOu Tuesoey morning I'd inst, lingering ilDes
SAMUEL W eldest Of Moses and Eliza NJ DTay aged years
sea months
The m uds and relatives Of the family respectfully invited %
strd be ftntr at O'clock Thusdsy morning 18th from Inc
sesis nee of biz psreb's, No. rs DeisnceysL
UATHANAl-lu Brookiyb, Id inst, pneunona Mr. Lewis
Hsiway, aged 81
The fsrcs Of the family invited attend he funeral
1fDrdsy afternoon 0elc< from he late residence No ~
GnuDefIaT d-st.. near Myrtle -ay. Brooslyn.
sr~e1 srd Morris County IN. ~ PsPefs plesse copy
RUSSELL-On the l5th INST Caicns. Illinois, of cholera
Charles ny Ru,s, q yesTs Of lste Russell this
CRY
TRDTT EROn Tursday May H. A. Hobart, Delaware Coany
EY Mr. Wnsm Tro;ier the e7:h year hs
nsive Of Scotland 80 years resident Of Hobart n
has suffered from bronchis which he bore with Christian
pstisree NJ resgnaiob.
NILKINSOkCn the 2ffh inst Elias Wilkinson aged =
Hi remains inferred in The Cemetery Of EVesreens
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

The San Francisco pap@rs still discussing the Jan
uary interest question The letter OF the President Of the
American Exchange Bank regard the state Of Palmer,
Cook e. Co.'S accounts has been published there and has
placed Messrs. Palmer, Cook Co. in category Most
Of the journals severely that house but We do not
that sny Of them appreciate the acton of Messs Dan
con. Sherman g. Co. The San Francisco Herald Gays Of
Hessrs P &. & Co.:
"That the State should s,l continue TO retain them in
s service a. fscaogenif guilty they have been OF con
duct that admits of no defen1e-haying betrayed the uu
thew had undertnAen-a r1t fhe prompt and unerr ng
ukumeuto which tle Stale credit absolutely depended
we believe be most tagr'n crime against me hono'
and the reputation O. the people of California Inc re-
presentatyes Of hat people mould now demand that these
unfatbfGl scrvons nc dismissed, and that dismissal
shoud be 40 prompt -nal 70 serve 10 deter forever
hereafter all public fdacGres from such base betrayal Of
their tru t.'
The New-York press get abused in this connection for
the src,urc hey adu ged n although intended to awake
the State au'boros of California to sense Of proper
action on the subject TIE Herald says that the New
York press
knew that the legislature had pad Messrs. Duncan
Sherman IL Co. the compliment OF vote oi thanks iof
their liberal and cOnsderate care Tor me nohOT OF inc
State
The NewYork press knew nothing Of the kind but they
do know hat the Legislature of California nsued Mss
Duncan sherman & Co. by voting to lay On the table
such vote of thanks from which table it has never yet
known resuection and they aso know that the author
ties of California go far from expressing any sense Oh oD9A
ton for the intervention Of that house, have not
acknowledged the receipt Of their letters on The subject
The State Journal says:
"In accordance with the advertisements OF the state
Treasurer asking bids for the redemption OF so 900 OF
the T. cent Bonds issued under the Fdnding Act Of s5l,
vera proposals received and opened on Tuesdiy
Tie following the bids John Perry Jr s22 800 due
in e6 at par and interest; John Perry Jr, s. 800 due
in 1855 at par and interest: g. w. Wright. for Chls.
Rand f2s 900, due in 1861, at 30
aifo1f tn- Hay
took out $3.50 III II. The stated by the evening
papers was incorrect.
1t is stated that very successful experiment has been
made on the Hudson River Railroad with coke made from
the Cumberland Coal Companys coal, in driving loco
motives If coke can be used in locomotives instead of
wood it will open market for coal, and make con-
Siderable saving 10 railroads.
Robert Patterson Esq. said, who resigned some
time ago post in the Mint has deem recalled to that in
sttuon his experience and talents being considered by
the President very important in the details of the business
The NewOreans Banks have lost specie since the 18Th
March 70 the extent of one million and half of dollars,
nnmolv4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Foreign Ports.

Arr Houolulu March ship stephen Paurr Smith San
Francisco and proceeded fr China CD snip b. Palmer Lowe
what oil aud bone there for shipments wond
weeks and sail Tor United starca Al do 5h SKIP
Wsvey Quits he'd taken in 1900 bbs OIL aud would sail IN ie"
days or New l. ediOrd
At Pot Baltic 2th ult, ship Flying Chden, White from Lon
don ding BARK Sherwood Fo3e had sailed 10 18Th or Cr)n
s,adt.
Al Jano 10Th ut ships Elersle Cou,,s for Philadelphia
oedng; Snsqu hau.s Hung od G New fOr Tartar 90 dwn
ior pot the United ssies Antelope White from Bam
dsckggg hGrks Brunette, Pr,be repairing; Nauiius Taylor
loading NewYoh; l. : Goode Hartman from Boston for
Falmouth Eng and markets Utah, Stetn, from norfolk d9
Fsnk Nickenon Boston days; Nancy Mcdonald
waiting Nesta Ellen Ellis from 81 Johns ~ via PemAmbuco
dig schr Conquest B9um, for Baltimore sailed April H. otk
LGnfsre, for Oea i5h, brig W n kiby Booze for
Baltimore; i4,h bark David LaIsy Sumner NesfOIG and k
suoke Roberts destination unknown.
At Ponce 10th bark J. Forbes, Francis Tor New Ha
Mcfarland New York d.; Alantc
Dune Msyssuez Newiaven few days. schr Peerless
for Baltimore day.
Az s. Jsgo inst schr s Penny Day for New York dg
6th brgs y Fsba Foneine C'nfusgos load for Phia
pha; 9Th Washington Day, ManaanDla load for
" frk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORk
Cleared.

steaplir-Roanoke Skinner Norf X &c LuAn < Pleasant
siiT--Ooldeu Barlow ssn Francisco hesr
" uhi,e suov New Oresns, Lady Franklin Tho
scu New Oriesns saIn. NJ Thompson Nephew Constitution
pri,,rn Ifv,ruoo Crune Mnurn Coz Hurricane very, san
Francisco " Thomas ROehambeau stack Qne9ee w
Flw, Co; Lucknow, Pismmer 81 John n p sr9soy Sfet
,urSa Iuuf. Charleston Nesnith A son -, -. -
sp.t Gso,res Robiuson 81. John NIB. w Elves Co
Eomer Rsnss New Orleans Eagle Hazard Nor Horwl
Fus Esntug Fuuch Mencke' c Dqsk~it bren holhyrt
W-rss Henuinzs Muller Cooling; Chance (Br lings~ofth
Bshrrs, n B. BARCLAY LvingtJoi Geo Thomas, AmesS1ry
81 John ~ B.. Eesm.th SON 49,, , NJ, :, n,
py- i,node fBrl Mus 81 John, NIB, Pcksrd; o. Dnck'
Wit sebsfer Trinidad Burchard Buek Oahu Bfeml y Sds
M-riii. GpdeU yohr: g. w BTnkerhof Phlbrgok Aoara
Brett Son & Co; A Coe Hubbard Charleston sraaiw0od An
sa,.or A 20 Gusey BOYD, Norfolk, J. '. Onsayia Co.
seoouer-Chas Edrnond-fone Johnson - Thon. hn.se5
Jacksonville H. D. brooknan 20
sGi5n Hused ArrsdiIa Oudew Mohr; MARIA l.
psyi. pry Rio GrsDd Brazil Van Brunt ssgh Aan 'Sn Sy
-, Vion Notie schh Bros; snith DefIietsyn " IL
& e.o poirer Potter; Gsllego Smith Richmond = n reg
o ADELAIDE jameson Portland Geo . Ha'ehi Fyinoath
Tsv Bston DAYTON Spague Arosto, Gorhsn Boston IA
lesh Knox. - pLft,.f,hi. William ~
r,c,-a- Tserrsrh Hamilton Baltimore, Nn H. Thompso--
SIcrir-W r. Hal.ock, Bowen, Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Disasters. &c

Marine los Of ship Golden Fecco a. san ar''
SHIP srRELSA Boonl Leach. before reported ashore o. li
rocks the Of the h.bor o. Reve mas nsd aad ~" De-
e,pe total loss The 9th ult %, bales OF cotton, about on
thd d her had landed generally god c1nd n ana
employed ID SAVING the remains The uia o. ne
shiu saved The following Offices 10 s2n have insurance
ur6n vessel and fows fremont lance W ase ai
Tuon e2J0o ssch; New. England $4,000 Wan AID NATIONAL.
$lt Geo each; $50 go IN all -,
sRtP sHEFrIELo beang 70 from San Faacic5 s5nud 70
Caao with the bark r. Al ans bound 6utyiis
The sheffield about mile 20 the ; W ot foh ooAi
tack the bark, which The oler FAC
ght under the bows OF th ship rendering utterly
Dubois clear her The hArA - droned On
81 sfarhoad euchCr.
eatAt bb,o The Iiot had f the sap oa
before the sccdent occurred, and as ou1i ihN
has hs bark che have under the s Stern
ard sNo.deG fh, collision.
B.Ex r. AD,Ms tmentoned shovel sustained very sons dam
cafsd ana mfxcn ftss stove teck e
quarter Lost and davis injured house sp calls &C Mr.
hat the the BARK aScd tie snip
is distant and the bars being stays, Lost l"r headStf and
became uumansgeste for - minutes more before getting nlct
BARK MasY. Lawrence Frilcsco rom Puna A1nss
" W gale 10 ut which continued .or
ruuE aud spt fore and msnopsas courses
hssdsails &c.
BRc TYLEsToS twhscrl Tee PernaSnbuco lsh ur. was
disable having syleTieud wncn OF Cap,
HON. II thought she wold D. coudrnile
ard bound reported ash NovesnOrs nt
.Sd the Telegraph station, Boston she showed no sig
nal fer
scHs BRILLIANT Kuby arrived Portland 2d inst, arer
urucoegl aitemp.o schr Obt lary sunk a. Wood
Island
FISHING scHs BAY SrArs Waterman rom San Fricsco.
tho 18Th ult She had been
anchor when blow Cap. Waicn hove ms
cham and suTpcsfd h anchor nearly up, which not me
csught and before eel could b. ude the
ashore Pom. Reyes wicre Cap
sold her he lay for $50 Al hands saved
ALiRcE SCHOONER ashore he beach south ot oc
tine to any board By sch Lamar
tine, hence a. Wilmington
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Arrived

Ia ,o~ssip Worth star from AspaVaR-E Pare, Frank Page
and lady P.ge Jr J. Short Mr. Howell NT short aEston
adv nfaut kdder and lady. j. Ganey lady and t"o %
dr,n Dr. Morrison T.. Vail, d. sa,ton Ms T. Chase Mrs
fkurou g. v Ditwell, seby. Leonard Harley, Bird GnsZ g.
IiuLer Capt. Watson Capt Bailey Townssos Flint hshas
Iink Lorng Rockford N aDd Mrs LARK a1d two
children Mrs oodosrd Mrs Dodge Col Rnser LADY dausle
stvan, NJ Morrison and lady Mrs CsuSn, Ms hnahy a1a
chd Mr. Conrad W Sowel lady and chi dren, Mrs russell
John Plume lady aud Mrs Dewitt Brown ehd and
sery.n, and Mrs Cox Mrs Ludan Mrs Plers0n Mis- rer
Wright and infant Mrs Menhew and infant, dos .pt
Nve Mrs Knight, Mr.. Wheeook Mrs Lyons, Mrs
BATES Messr Fkns Hsstns Cox Coons Sir Henry Hunty
DR. Hastings, Thayer. Graham stcke Downey Psrkes j.
Parker BOYLE Aiam.s Expes Capt Wilcox aud son Wairon
Wal Keen Dawson Caudee, Garland Jennings, Holb'ook A.
Wam Capt Freeman, Capt Crowel and III other CABIN
pasengers with 450 in the steerage =, =,
IN brig g. ~ Rs'a from MatlnsSs-Mr sheae lady Mr. h
Mars ~ ~ ~.
L X.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Cambridae Cattle 'farkot.

Rerorted for The NEwYoss WrRgLy IKisuS b JoHs E.ros
WEDNESDAY, Ma, p. 1854
At Cse-shoui a Be-vs and 10 stores consist ne
Of okps srn Calves Yesnss aud three
old
N.RgEr BEEF-Extrn cwt, $y1 Ssl rrst quNty -st'
secord quality $sa+a. third quality, +7i ordinary ads
fellow TStU$8i Pelfs ~ld 81 -; Cali ssias
isc 2 n quies vesl Calves, s5i 81, -, TO. to 81
SroPFs-Working Oxen-No sales
to SIS 70 ~ market .. 49,
Thrse Year, Old $40 80 S5j $57, SO, S62, I'll to 81
LANBs-s7g At market
ExfrA. s6i. 81 ss. so 10 SO
By lot 81 ga, IS. 81 to t6.
sWINE-NOIe.
REMAREs-The number of Cattle and Sheep snail compared
with the actual Of the market for the week d. Veal 'vss
supply and the quality good The market
little han ist week but qucS ne her can be At
hEd Besys fed by Campbell Co. OF Og
aeplurh sold for about per hundred the whole lot.
Ptyur the Ftchbus Railroad and - the
Lowell Railroad loaded with cattle, sheep swine horse.
and fowls
We understand will be but Western cattle at Brighton
tomorrow; . there will be slight advance.
of Sheep by Nh Sherman taken up esuutry
the ens offered by 80 head wha; be gave
tor them.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

The Directors of the Sackcts iarbor and Saratoga Rail
road Company at their last meeting passed resolution
authorizing another survey,
The Cleveland GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Railroad to
Milerburg, formally opened on Saturday last, by
pleasure trip from Cleveland TO the latter point The Dis
tance thus opened and completed at the north end is 81
miles The south end of the road is completed to Circle
vie Pickaway County, and will be finished to GAINESVILLE
early next fall.
At Boson the Money market coainucs to improve and
stocks aremOvirg upward.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
IE-n.n cn- -. - -

From ,e-F,spo-si 'n'' III. en-.
THlLADELPrIt si.y - ors 80 - p,-,.t. fo-
d } Pa, Ecv 4r-,, Nre st4F a.
M Ycrk; ssuI Lewis, forr doi Glars -, 90 T
Jane, Brown Nisoa LyrToo. ha,S iel' ~ -. = ,-i,
Sordsrrv; tss M.sa lBreul Ot,sn B.enlen senis -
Essey. New Havsni Gaon' Ehiras g. ~ Brs1
Bsker Portland Ne; Sensca. Glover, SrcenporIi 4 "'''
ysrrig,r Ro1hrry. Susan & Mar. tr9cte 6lrlfr Ne.
Cioarus-Ship Juo Nerres liner On D g. pas :, -,
Esrny, Portru PTiues; schrs l NeCAn eleNa' -. n :
vst,oni jump New Bedfard Evergrrrn, Bisen fr9''1
ca a Gsey Roou; Ana Gainer Eisrc New hsy.n' "a
Eussh. kery. do; A Hor on vangd.r Rozeg-yi Nie -
Rro~n, GloIsss,sr; CoPia, Sears Lyn9; bsios psSsu
Hal Ssrousrt; Ellen, Hailetf. BStoni lrssa >fn
born. DO; Czl Cur do: B-nj Ensh. Lamb - y V
Providence 6ratude Gun AsarolecS J1cA ~" lf
Cornelius. y wtursh. Antsrcs. q INDY. Providence
PORT JEFFlhSO>-frrsred-M 1l 80 's = - \ jayne
Huss Fair Haven; Irene (yaehl Hawkins NewNo,k
f.-rcd-Aav - scars rs IA hone, Portland 'r ta'1l'r'.
Gfu Forihm Phialc Jssoh Drryee fudf 50,
Nevyors sarah JaSue Hoi Aims, BudsI-t; Coasries rc
CaidS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
,s. po..se. do cder Le..bsr 10 lies P,r asS
3 b.~s 4 GO,as
Albany IuInbrr Market.
TFcr ~. W.. I -adnE Nay -. 1854
2 - -. If. g~ IL Y \ Trfblfr

Tor fFf w. I FInnE Way =. ~
TsfarssS fgor7l-lg fr lac " y. IrtoHH
The r. L. b. a. .he week md ne sales have
deunand- Dealers s-QeknS their
So. the demand Freishts are high which r.
.cu. ieree. Bar few have cleared
H. though u1nber loading a. The doc &
Tie receipts the suS Of ne canals have b'-n @ lts
Ths dtcrrase nparef WIN
.t ves mounts OF Botr5s snd Sc.n,ns f'os Of shl
re 81 NJ of Timber go cubic Of -trses 2,i jh Ia
with 80 81 sud - the decrease in Boirts tad
~ u CGC Shingles 400 % 5000 u
lin b. 2foco cubic fee snd OF Slaves from So1
10 CO 80 T.
Tie ,sirs for the third Of his have ben:
BcaSs ard scsafng. IA 97i5 fee shingles. 1851 NJ hno
ucre. Sfsvs rJshagg dcicieucy coupl-on with
H. se red Boards and Sctatns S19sl feet 1
fO cubic o. Slaves l- SO .. There has been
fr n.rar lf NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

The above markets are carefully revised by the follow
ing dealers at Washington Market:
J. NJ. FvLLEE-Sand No lol Butter, Cheese and Lard
+ PseKEKG soS-StAnd No. 6, Poultry and Game.
KNArr RYxo-Ssnds Noe and s, Beef Mutton, Veal and
Lamb.
Beet, Tongues &c.
J. y. BEoAs a Co-Stard No. T. Fruits of sn kinds
J. D. HIscox-stsnds Nos IL and 10, fisl dealer
{ X HAnKIs-Stsnd No. 81. Esgs. Cheese, &c
Mn DKsSrRN egetSbe OF all Kinds; Country market IN 'ont
Of Sand
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

SALI-Ne 70 Un'LfTs wv
sacks Ah,on On private terms bushels Ubrs
BEEsNAN- dcllsnd Tor Southern yellow good; sales
500 y a. ga 11,c
COAI-Tne7r t;le doing foreign; the supply fair
have of O Liverpool Ofre al sll So and
2uO sydney 20 srriye a. 80
COPPER-New >hea-Liug Is frmcr Sc. Yellow Metal =
wanted a 26c Bci,. and Brazels.
COFFEE-The has been quite dali
public Rio: the sales Jo Java ~
lc bag Calc 20 hses MsFacaibo lo lie. 30
ST. Domingo SIC; So bag LAguyrA t alo.c Al aacton It's
bags LsguTrG. lCi lC3c.. cash
fEATHERS-The demand sri "a 200 Ohio Live Geese
a. f7d4oc.
WOOL-Te dull for Dotns ard Foreign and the
stock Of the former slowly diminishing prices generally favor the
buyer; the sales ncuce 50 co rs Feeces at - &c aud .
bs Pulled &c; Super S5G i and No 5Od S3c Ia
Forn hear sales reporting w revise quo
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

GRAIN TAe denand vez: for s8iar s1f ior
rort ard drrler. 80 h1sh --d Nssou'
g.; AGO ten eo-1a1cn white 80 Tl yssl F1n- .t,
C;er.-s., y r-iue ref D1 cl- CO - ~ 80
bal. 900 rd scst~ IS sld ~ t1ss god lie LA
E~- rrI 'Ir
.tt, ,sss ef ~ ~ sfo4 zad 2 D. ig-ret
Orfs sr. ger lru-nc NJ g.. siir- f So o. .
g. W.ren Corn r. beftert. plenty lni cs- fi-
e5r = t.sc 'fr
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