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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
brown, shipley & Co.'S Circular.

Per A5ctia LIVERPOOL Friday, Jan. 20, 1854
Great UIesnes continues exist the subject Eastern
o1esp, ard II almost imrosbe 20 avoid This
b the cesBe Of food and the zhtne Of has de-
Gdence the Of the
Tos AID created IN srziety importers place tn. ls:e
the ntrEet landed thereby giving sd
Of Y IN the middng aud better css Of American
The sss for he week esmsted As 100 bales spectators
taxing see and 81 balss To-day called
eco bales the rsFket closing heavily the following Quotations.
New Orletrs FAN Odd Noble Fair SD Eplsnds SD
Aiedrs -el-led Mddias "a UPlends niidpsssd
~ .tt1 te. Inerof: .st5 1fd " ID
Aneretn sssn ej 80 this period Of year Of which
sSs GO we're American.
Prizes TAls and CLOTH continue steady the reduced
rTodgeon ard large demand or heavy goods from Cansds hA
last mainly supplied BY the United having
Gbed y nrers snt n1Eucturers mAnt1ia f position
The Corn market has been advance
ssi vs,fs piees Of 4 buhsl Ia Wheat ana Dbl in
FLeVR lSpiAs CoEs in far dsant bar without chsngs il The
The qsotsioLs fellows Western Flour
IS g. Canada Is ed Baltimore Phsd phs .ns Ohio 81
81 sour tass & Dbl White Wheat u as; red II ed2S
= 7o ns White Irssa Corn 50 a5l yeos a. $50 mixed
Bisis in sood demand as for common sr 70 lse cw
ior tEe quality Nc ssles Of TuRPESrIsE 70 reporr
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,.u.A,e s,. professions Of regard for the right Of
IswssI,y and the liberties OF. @sukodi
.rs.s ard rising Rcpuhf cas- mcnbcrs Of Christian
sswmusityss hvinr N liberal and enlightened ace,
and A. feeling ourf elves called upon by the dictates OF
rslsiea and hun nity we have presumed to oner our
sssGmeuts to Congress this sscicitnae
Or the even. far beyond what acommsn occasion e'"'
NsrirrN
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become party to az arrangement which declares Lsus
pl;lipue in his tomb traitor and usurper The
Duebe,, has at last been forced openly 10 express her
opinop. and she has done II in most noble way in
letter which YOU will find in every European paper.
With feminine delicacy she touches all the points Of the
ston the honor Of Louis Philippe sacrificed BY his
sor-,be popularity Of her deceased husband, not main
,.,.a bx Ills surviving brothers-her own courage in
nre,cntue herself to the Chamber of Deputies, while
the Doc DE- Nemours fed in disguise, and finally she
prote,ts against the Fusion For the Count de Paris
mi. is the most dgnifed course The Count de Cham
bord ha, no children and when he DIES the Legtmsn
urs, rally around the Count 9e Paris. Why should
he 90 70 meet them, giving up bis position, when he is
sure that the time must arrive when they will come to
him, But whether be ever cen have any reasonable
homes for the crown Of France is more difficult to de
eide. The future looks favorable to Imperial
despotism or 10 democratic republic than 10 consti
tuiional monarchy
The attacks on Prince Albert annoy the Court
riou,Iy Tie Tmts has lad TO come TO the rescue Of
the assailed Prince Confort but without success lie
is at the present moment most unpopular with the
working and with the middle classes while with the
Tories the accusations against him have become a
handle for difcreditiDg the Ministry The Cabinet of
Al, TIE talents Will soon have most difficult position in
the Commons While | write an important meeting
is being held here in London, though the papers will
probably hardly mention it, It'll aneeting in order to
establish Union against the centralzing tendency Of
the Cabinet the Wing party, and the Cobdenite Man.
chester school Some hundred and fifty bOrosghs in
tie country have already cent in their adhesion to the
plss which will very likely give quite different d.
rection TO public opinion in England As soon as the
scheme ripens and becomes more distinct shall in
form you of its progress. Tie Temperance movement
in England will not fail to support this Union, since
it is clear that law prohibiting the sale of liquor may
be carried in single municipalities while it would be i'm
possible to obtain such law from Parliament because
the exchequer would lose by it about eight millions
sterling. Under the present regulations, no munich
palty in England can exclude the sale OF liquor even
if its Inhabitants are unanimous A. P. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

and new Bssfsnd Port ve more sei7e ana sa'''i '''
n ,esree ard wanted v.lae
TsiIow rseedsa II TO 2salJ in the week os' hs'
ard eiesss buoy srtly.
CLOVIS Sgd 10 moro wanfss ..,,.S .nd f,r ps-css
TSe stock Of QUERcfrros BANK = fnuen '7"@S0@'
In gsore g rdvSrc- Il ssked.
LINsEED CAKE In demand -. . -. 1T. ali ;.- and a
C.RoLip. RICE IL inerfered VIII oy EAs' ta4's f1-'
rarffd
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to unon cen ss.s a. ~ - and eesy 10 tbs public
ntncrs aha r"or,e 80, Tha ttrs repose sibef
hl 5.ss INV eea have pc yer to avert H. '"'se "Ao
,l.r.a m. here m ay be assured"
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James McIIenry's Circular.

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a. Fl'i'N'-ffro ~eFft - - s-rtr e. "A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
s~G - E=. .szs Va II Nee
A BAR G. AEN!
A Warehouse and Store,

! COATED on the | iinois aud Mlchiran ca.
mai, Mt Channahon, VIII co, 10 Mills from
Joliet, aud II from Morris Il zone of Tho best
points on the canal fur purchasing grain and sci.
ling goods and lumber. Any person wishing to
90 into business Of this kind couI not de. ire
better location. The property will lr sold m n
Par .a.u, a. he owner w..h"s,o engage in other
business nj the south N9p'yto the .uhscTiirr,u
the premises. L2i-Gw c, SurEyry.
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zee CREAM SAIGON.
view Arran geZz7ent.

1t tie CRACHER EAKERY, near tie DrDoL
OHap1, Ill.,
II ukiNG the tailand winter, thcbreal WAGON
~ WI, only visit public houses and Tie bread de-.
lol al Mann u Pierces store. To those who
nave notpaid, wish to make the bow as soon as
p'17.bIr' ask. every one who owes, TO
iHON OK HACKER MACHINE ARRIVED,
outer picnic, &c, will always be found fresh and
lor sale Wholesale or retail at the lowest puss;hI.
rates, Tor cash. gSneral assortment of gfoccries
nlway' On hand; candy by the box; flour by The
invited. "'N '''"'I! Is
~. S,-farmers will find some new i'm.
pro'ements in tieirtavor. oil n. WootsEy'
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FAUWB = DATVTN,
4 GENTS for Malthy. g1ia Ilo,, & Na-tr
4 = wa1Id auUoarca 10 DO. c5..zsns of G.,.,.,
HYad ''..'.'y that 'hey viii keep constantly On
hahI 'a.Ea supply oi fresh oysters 81 ,he Irst
quality. They have made Rrau ramenf4ir-s..,.r.
them ftr'g a1g, and age prepared co. iuru.-arE..1
u app laHAiy, at wholesale OF EplaiI. ETpr 81,
anu W '"-.i' October b.
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SfrnYcu or stolen.

ssr~. Ss'.tcu oE stolen.
IN A NY person that has lostn horse
"a a or horses colts or cattle within
sS~AA4A N The last Dor years, and wishes ia
w %GW mud them; if he will write me
cs.SzS-sszsisl post paid, lat Ottawa, Ill.,, gymghi.
~, residence, the nge, color, and
,naiks3i animals, Think lean give him inlormn.
aion Whefe they may be found as hive hunted
ust,fnys ever since. November Z, 1851 during
when line J have ioundn good many strayeG hors,
Know OF any owner for; and a number Of Them u,
,ilat have been worked for2 and 3 years. mtoid
. were never advertised "'' 'o'u
also request all persons in the state knowingo
sng es,rays that their neighbour may have, to be
Ug,nu os 10 write me, giving me the mans name
ann residence, description Of horse, &c.
ishniicontnue the business Ihaveiokendown
ou WI, continue to take downaIl es,rays that
may IND. Editorsthroughoui the state will con.
isf iayoI apon the public at large by io.er uH
psGcy"no r.Ir., MANUEL BLACK.
hn sale Co, Illinois Michael
-S:nu 60. l. b Stiles,
Feb. I9-27-ly
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NSg.GIiUti.


1000 n,EGthMSioqi.cap paper
1000 rcams letter orthrmo,tdrsi-
rahe s'ylcsior county Offices and bu.iurssln,n.
lNu! 70 envelope 81 every rN.c,
2J DTpcr's Uks lands: the best article. md the
most aI,ablc uIaaud now inihcma,hrt.
4oOooEcu botllosotm' for sale at very luw rates.
sulysS. i22 Lake ,ysr, a.. ,,,
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Irtmpi|y attended 10 Ra usual
fistEWrifir byrialcaS also, c,nins of all
sizes constantly on hand
Ware roomson In Sale street, one door south
OF the post Office, Mandatory, corner Of Gin.
ton and Columbus south of the foundry.
RugG, WAIsog& Go.
.. ~ Eight ortno cabinet aud chair makers can
ma constant employment, and good w,ar4. lyup.
P}ng TO The uh.cribgr. Of f. ". s. Co...
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NEW HARDWARE
cr~ e. s{EA NE 80 4,

'..' "'..' ..' JOHN.
NV HAP DWARF
80 u II - G,s So Z,
Iilr -lH .5H.r. "5t receiving DIRECT '.I New
: ygor. a1.aesaI aasonm,n, O s4eIuA&D.
G.ho-z,- ,Cio
.. .r l ,.'. .' .'.' ~ ....7.
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And ar-"e"a r. GOOD. ar -o, 8.ha. sho-
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\ -ae-e of Inc ppHf., rlr.0ra ~. g., -e.oac.. .'.
solicited. "CaE and see o." ~. Ike T., had,
Goods anil sell rhCrn If yv,r~u
STORE. three door Wet of aerrcr & Ar.
mours baca Block. Iay s.. T.. KING 81 GO.
- y SA ~ N.s :. :, g=.y @
ir-s-r Pool, COL ,,. ,f. ~. rI.r.....
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Boston
and move. ,.',-. ,,..r,.-n:..,. ,r.-.......l.-
r9 All '' rr,,lr, a', o,,r.. A"''s'''''.' 20
Oc.o.c, -. II F,-.Er.
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- ~ ~ 70 hA'H ~ Y
SgoE.sNS.

S--srfaTF>~> W hite Fish, salt. and Trout /.
Sf~--S-l.-S-" lust received, a superior lot OF
white fish and trout, andior sale by the bauel, (.
barrel, and at retail
Also, saithytls barrel and sack
eAuggst 20. r. NrvTr-~rrv.
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D0sr7GSbicS,

i5..e1c ned oni brown necur-. and h.Tuug
Iles.ngs, jaHz, Lurme stripes. SC.
/ October 5. BIN. J.. ID. OLvsrTu {. CO.
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ls', ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \ Vi,
81, iFe.-.f tgn,atll
-, Man. SHOP. Il.
al \. r. G~v'Cr, .
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

The people Of the Jersey coast have been much abused
and stigmatized wreckers and punderers often We
think, upon very insufficient evidence fact is stated
by Governor PRICE, Of New Jersey, which ought to be set
down to their credit in the great leger Of humanity
He says:
The cost and charges Of burying the dead fall upon
the people Of the county id which they may on
State viii be taxed than for taking charge
the dead thrown their Shore besides the numerous
charities bestowed by the people, which ought to fall
alike upon the whole people Of the United States Be-
sides have many instances Of individuals who by
their humanity, Kindness and charity shown distressed
shpwrecked persons contribute far beyond their
and ability, for which they remunerated
thanked; and in some their motives hs7e been
wantony and cruelty attacked. is very desirable that
the inhabitants Of coast should be relieved from the
heavy charge falling upon them and the exercise Of
much sympathy and humanity they called upon to
extend from the frequent wrecks along the Of this
Staten
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

AEEcporE Mn. CHoAYE.At the trial Of the salvage
case of the barque Missouri at Boston, last weekthe
in which part of the cargo embezzled by the
masters Of the two vessels the Of Sumatraone
Of the masters examined witness and disclosed
the plan of embezzement and stated the Inducements
that were offered him by the other master He said
that he objected at s and told his comrade they would
be found and convicted but overborne by the
surances given him. Mr. Choate crossexanined him
strictly and particularly to what the inducements and
assurances were The witness had the appearance Of
holding back te but at last he ssid: "Wel sir, he
Choate to defend MS and he would get us of zoe ,css
caught Nth the money boots" II not FIVE minutes
nor ten minutes that Il required bring the audience
back to sober countenance The counsel the other
Of Mr. Choste, the fame Of which, extending to the an
podes, relied upon ss stronger than the law and
the evidence. ce.--Evening Poss
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PIONEER LIFE IN KANSAS.

private letter from Kansas received at the Office Of
the Boston Journal contains the following paragraph
which win give readers good idea Of poneerhfe
Il is dated Lawrence, Ok. IT, November 18th:
It is quite cold here for the 18th Of November Yes
terdny we were greeted by pretty snowstorm,
for which hardly prepared, house being in
no better condition to receive such guest than orchard
with the bars down. This morning crawled from under
my buffalo skim after having slept quite as soundy a.
any would suppose who could the pile Of snow
had for bed. kndled FIRE in rough stone fre-
place. but the smoke rolled in upon at such ratio
that compelled to the FIRE, not to the
middle Of the floor, but where the middle Of the floor
would be if we only had floor. By doing this could
get to the wndward Of the FIRE, and thus avoid the
smoke. Kyou could true picture Of now
seated upon trunk beside the fire. with feet extend
ed to keep them warm and large toochest at backs
with the lid raised to break the wind and buffalo pet
drawn closely about us each taking good to get his
SHARE you might be quite goodnatured while looking
at the picture as We enjoying the reality But this
You will wait year patiently do you may be
permitted to draw, ut least in your Imagination, very
different picture believe, notwithstanding oil these
disadvantages which are to be met in every
try that this is of the richest best and most beau
full countries in the world If wood is there ID
coal to take its place know this have seen it. It
is not because the place the climate is not good that
some 60 back Such would not stop in any country
That there much to be endured this winter is not to be
denied but who that the prospective riches Of this
land would not meet hardships that they might after
place is settling very fast that it highly important
should build meetinghouse this winter, which hope,
by the aid Of Eastern churches, shall be enabled
to do"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

CHURCH TRouBLEs.-The difficulties in st. Peters Ca
tholic Church at Jersey City still continue. They arose.
it will be recoected account Of public denuncation
by Father Kelley against proposed ball Of the Mont
gomery Guard. The Guard proceeded with their ball,
thus maintaining their liberty Of action For this they
an Austrian assistant Of Father Kelley delivered dis
course on the matter in which he said that American
liberty was sham and humbug. On last Sunday Capt.
Farrell Of the Guards entered his pew, from which he
had been previously forbidden by Father Kelley This
sct was the cause OF much excitement The priest ap-
gearing before the altar and addressing the congregation
that he would not proceed with the services until
new No. 81 (Capt Farrells) vacated. The captain
hesitatcd to remove but at the urgent solicitation OF
some he finally walked out Of his pew at which most Of
the members Of the congregation and members Of the
uar became highly excited and insisted his return
inc and taking possession Of his pew The captain was
prevailed upon 70 reenter the pew but the priest still
persstng in his determination not to proceed with the
services until said pew was vacated the captain nnay
Weld ed and retired The service then proceeded.
''N 'i [NeTark Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

The ALLEGED BELGIAN CoNyIcr s-Justioe Bogart, the
police magistrate the Tombs ha held several exanna
ions Of witnesses respecting the haractsrof the twelve
immigrants who arrested oard the ship Rochan
beau on suspicion of being convc exported by the Bel
gan authorities at Antwerp The evidence taken tends
pers Capt Stackpole was examined and testified that
he sailed from Antwerp with S5l pas sengers thrtytwc
Of whom died the passage. The ahip chartered
by Adoph Straus who paid Capt. s. all the charter money
for the passengers amounting in tho age regate 800
The alleged convics taken board his vessel about
two hours before sailed He had suapcion that they
we're either convcts paupers but could nd no proof
that they were either He finally applied to the Ameri
can Consul who told him that in the absence Of proof he
had no right put them ashore The evidence Of one Of
the alleged convcts also taken, and went to show
that he and six Of his companions had been in the aims
house and afterwards in the workhouse Mt Lavoure and
had requested the burgomaster to send them to the Uni
ted States The burgomaser consented to send him and
nine others board the ship Rochambeau and paid their
passage Three Of them worked sailors and the rest
are now in the Tombs.
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Tn TEMPERANCE LAW OF RHoDs IsLAHD-The 6rst
rohbitory liquor law passed by the Legislature Of Rhode
ISLAND was declared BY Judge CuRrs Of the Circuit Court
p be unconstitutional second law was passed, in
ended to avoid the objections to the 6rst but
ions under this law have also been defeated Two cases
we're tried in November, one before Judge CURrs who
has not yet delivered his opinion, and before the u
reme Court Of the State The latter tribunal has given
opinion that the "seizure clause Of the law" is
tutional and void; inasmuch it provides for the
esure forfeiture, and destruction of liquor without
proof that it had been held for sale contrary law and
is in conflict with the constitutional provision that
the accused shall not be deprived Of life, liberty, or
property unless by the Judgment Of his peers or Law
K the land"
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VALUE MANUSCRIPT original manuscript Of
Grays Elegy lately sold at auction in London. There
was really .scene !, in the auction room Imagine
stranger entering in tAe midst Of sale Of rusty
looking old books The auctioneer produces tpo small
half sheets Of paper, written over, torn and mutilated He
calls it most interesting article" and apologies for
Bohn, Holway and some few amateurs quietly remark
twelve, twenty, twenty-five thirty, and on, till there
is pause at sizty-taree pounds The hammer strikes
"Hold = says Mr. Foss
'It is mine," says the amateur.
"No, bid sixty-fve In time"
'sThen bid seventy"
"Seventy fve," says Mr. Foss and fves are repeated
again until the two bits of paper are knocked down.
amidst general cheer to Payen and Ross for hun
ded pounds sngi On these bits Of paper written
the first drafts of the Eegy in Country Churcbyard by
Thomas Gray, including Eve which omitted
in publication, and with the poets nternear corrections
and aerationscertainy interesting article" Seve
raj persons supposed it would call forth ten pound note
perhaps even twenty.
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SPAIN

The crudeness with which the particulars Of foreign
ews are sometimes given in transations in the newspa
ers has led to inaccuracies in the accounts from
n ,an copied into our last paper
The following is corrected list Of the new Ministry:
Ea ,ARrzHo President Of the Council; ODoxsrLI Minis
ter of War; LUzuRIAoA, Foreign Affairs; AaurRRs JUS
tice.: CoILADo, Finances ALLESDE SALAzAR, Marine; /;
Sxyr. Cruz, Interior; FRAsoIsco LuxAN, Public Works
In he proceedings of the Cortes, it was the ques
t;on II consdg the declaration that the throne Of
0nee Isabella and her dynasty shall form the basis Of
the no ical edce of Spain that the vote 206 21
The de raton itself adopted by ayes 19I noes 49,
oorr. spondent Of London paper states that the dis
cn,s;on a this question: the 30th of November
continued until unusually late hour In the course Of
the debate Senior ORENsE having imputed to those who
oo mart i; the military nsurrecon of the 28h Of June
the holding different ideas with respect to the Throne
from those VA lich they then entertained
aGaa (u. NNELL rose and made one Of his short but
erv and e i've speeches He declared that when, two
days after the nsurrection his squadrons galoped to
meet the dischs -ge Of grape the plain Of Vicavaro
his shout and n at OF his men was Psod "a Ltoerdd!
Vipa Isabeln ul
ssNot for moA rent continued the General !" have
even thought o. .ssailing the throne of my Queen.
have defande n the and with that cry on
Inns have rea lived the honorable with which
bodv IL cevar That cry is the cry of liberty in
snain Withaut tn, throne Of Isabella H. liberty
exist in our country am accused Of being retrogade
whom INV acts show u contrary II reaction proved tr
umnhant whose head of all in this Congress should fall
before mine? Ecriesa Be', 6isn!l
repeat that desh e for my country liberty as
tensiye as may be possi but with the monarchy Of Isa
bella II and ash Senior Orensc to tell me in what act Of
my life have said that did NOT desire it, In the pro-
Of Manxanares there is nst single word that
effect.
81 think have said enough to chow the Congress that
have always desired ISABELLA H. for Qneen, and that
desire to see her surrounded by the most liberal institu
TONS"
The same correspondent says that ''tte modification
the Ministry give more satisfaction than many
expected, and things are looking rather brighter"
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mo. 527.l

Sales Of Alternate Sections Postponed.
NOTICE Is hereby given that In consequence OF
IN representations going show that large number Of
nertorous actual settlers, Of short crops and
other untovard circumstances would be unable pay for
lands the public sales Of the United States aernats
sections along the Of the Sousst Pacific Railroad in
the State of MISSOURI advertised in proclamation No. 52l to
be held at the following named Offices in December instant
and January the President has ordered those sales to
be postponed, and to take place follows, to wit:
At the Land 0cs ut St. Louis, commencing Monday,
the 9th Of August next.
At the Land Office at jackson, commencing ON Monday
the 18th OF August next 80
At the Land 0ce at Clinton, commencing Monday the
18th Of August next
Al the Land Once a Springfield commencing Monday,
the goth Of August next.
Given under my hand at the General Land Office at the
city Of Washington this fifth day Of December Domni
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-four.
JOHN WILSON,
dec F-lav6v Commissioner.
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