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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-05

III All YOU who wish 10 purchase COINS 1asei'I IT,
Sesliurs Linens Patent Shirts Linen aud DTng bIa"
ers Halt Hose Linen and silk andkechetS GoIes aI
Caynts, cali in at STEVENSON & WHITES, No. o'. oo
ege street FOR they are selling on very ~" o' '
der To make room for their Fail Stock. ausF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-05

B. T. BELL.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant,
Opposite Sewanee House, College 81, No 70
teb2
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". NAtf haN7ea'r
STEVENSON q WHITE.

%,
,vt. 81, hand largo and desirable stock of STAPLE
III AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they viii eel
chesp for cash. order to reduce Their stock before
,ne! ie 49, -, n IN aUgi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-05

WEBB, RAWLINGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40. 53 Clr0adeLet street, Near Orleans.
ANY of our friends who wish facilities Cotton % be snip
ped to our house in New Orleans call al Memphis
or address ms AT n Orleans -. july2@-6m.
.sg- Eagle Eng, Wing Memphis; Union, Nashville;
W T. Wing Jackson, copy SIX months and send IN oll
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,,RENCH NEEDLE NORKS.-STEN e :.

L WHITE have just received very IargS 80
Fr,rcb Needle Works such Collars, Sleeves, ChHEe'S
handkerchief Edgngs, Insertings Ribbons @c, "ncn
,hsy are selling at very reduced prices for cash aagt
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IL DDl 3l 1u 81 Jot VI ~ ~ w
j COL 1 90 1 90 30 50
ISL ....s5l ....ss 100
i 20 i 20 70 g 10 sIs
10 / 70 1 70 2 10 9 Is
1 30 / 80 i 30 1 sol 1 60
Q so Q 50 9 so g IS , 90
10 % 10 90 10 o0l la 90 - 20
8 50 3 so 8 50 9 so Il 90
50 sol so s5l ss
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HENRY HART, JR s. " noLLiNGs"ohfh'
HART & HOLLINGSWORTH!
Wholesale Grocers, Commission, Receiving and For
warding Merchants,
No. 40 North side Public Square,
oct4 3-5a = 'ft@ NASHVILLE TENN.
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ZINC WHITE PAiNT.-5O kegs received and for
II sale low. This article is said to be much superior to
White Lead in briliancy of color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes which the latter is applied
and costs but little 1t is coming largely into use in
the eastern cities oct20 EWIN BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Cr.!erp an6 6ar6ware.

COOPER's TRUSS HOOPS.-5OO sets as
Co0PERS EDGE TOOLS. Aber.'On, cOnseF' Horton
Barton and other makers
COOrER'S RINETS. A large assortment
COOPERS HAMMERS. DRIE Frs, cast snt "roa8h|
BrCk IRONS &c, &C, Tor sale BY . ..,,..
CHAs 5 LITTLE Nos. s. and - Fulton-st
CPRING STEEL. 600 bundles assorted, in
- lot. 10 suit purchasers flr sale Apply TO
SHORTRIDGE HOWELL JESSOP Manuiseturers,
No - Chf-st., Nsw-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Dniihina {tloterials.


BUILDING STONE of first quality for sale at
II ger iosd FOUSDAT.oS STONE 81 per load at the
QUARRY tnhst., between jth and 6thavs
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches
a. ard Public Buildings snd Tor Ve.bules, Halls Con.
Tiles o. nst infinite variety Of patterns, and ysy
hard srd strong snd Ia the best houses IL s parts OF the
Also GARNKIRK CHIMNEYToPs, suited % every style
Of Architecture and recommended IN Downnss work on eoun'
tIy house, aud ~ srchitecrs generally For sale by
MILLER, COATES YOULs. No Hs Peatl-s,
SILEXIAN MARBLE.-We are making from
~ this aud superior imitat0s Mntes Columns, Pedes
tails Nches beautiful arC i0f the sars
Base Modngs Halls and Dfawng Slabs Tablstops
made Of this marble Them 81 quarter the price,
II has taken the highest premium the Worlds tar and
oil equal marble OF the choicest kinds
''' BARNARD 4 SHERWOOD.
COLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
ROOFS &c.-1he underlined prepared 10 furnish
solid wroUiht rolled Beams 20 specified lengths al
price which enAbs proof buildings 10 be erected very
moderate che cost Of wooden The public
invited examine the building Of Mess. Harper
Brothers In Cr where they have been used For further
COOPER HEWITT, No. II Burlingsip.
Y'HE n. Y. FOUNDRY and IRON RAILING
Il CO-SOle Manufacturer Of CROWELLS celebrated
CAsTIROS RAILING. WITHOUT RIyETS, Saving At
RAILING decidedly the chespest ia the U : All kinds Of
Casting such Columns Tu.ses ss and Lintels Girien
&c Every kind Of rough. Iron Work for Buildings such
Doos Shutters Anchors, GrAt1s &c done lowest prices
and with Dispatch Special attention given 70 Contracts for
ALL THE IRON WORK for Buildings every Found.
work AZ the WseToOms Nos 10 aud 81 Daanes few doors
ess, Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

uoUsE and LOT for sALE:-No. y y, Iera, .odli.
az r,., r6e-The House = Of brek. .ss ioe. -
- r.. s., srry /. even with the VA a3a
s., Tbers /, a two story tgiclE CONNECTED SL. 80
SI b. Comfortable accoanodE E;ions for taods -
~ N. uuper stores al suS bed for - - To-
-, rrv.bl. ;mouhiy IL ADVANCE. Ihs pflpsfy = re
r,-ss of busiess immediate nsshbothood os = v
s-s.t irr-uver,erts tie cirv There i DO Pal >
tkst holds 0u; prospect. superior 70 y IL ~ y,s4re
r-.,ricus srS enfefrrsing 10 ioonng for"Nl -
cs--1r gucces. IL viii pav interest and tues $40 s ~
= r. .,orss fr,e Of rent To the HEht kind o. pawn
=. .0 esh vii b. Iur,t the balance esn Ieah u ~
rnn,.z,s. for srsrrn Of veE7 Anf-yto -4.
Doct Z ". GUiON. No ~ Bovery or - 1f1le,-
NEWTOWE VILLAGE LOIS, IN Myer al, M
II s,ior-only $50 to $50. These lois 2rs hlzn eaS
s.,p.ifull, located within the glsse $40 oalJ
f1 Ssr York ra Flgshins Railroad Fer lee
Es .upIy 70 JOFT 8. MYERS, No iS Bf3A1Esy.
YJyO be SOLD-A ehce FARM Of 20 acres ID
80 (sreeu ard Orchard with two and-s-hIf ulss
Ece seven acres Of srge Timber with twenty acres ~
is.e ard well waieTed BY .ete Greek silA Aed 20 r,s
- Morris City si1y nile. from ChieAEo o. h-A 80
R.1vry lddrs.. Gpo.,paidj NJ A. RORKE Morrs G9anay
County, Illinois
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sALE.-
sIXLOTs on ls ,v., between I'd sd -its-sts nla"e
A. tie ohce Of the Empire Iroa "o-k. 70, OF ~ IT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Gorsrs tuanleo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-In a good
cation VI For .uii the lessc and furniture
i be bought far price and good bonds and mogass
viii he g!ver payment. Address postpaid, SECRETARY
Rfr No. 81 POafOhicr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
oSFicZ o. The GoyEzSoRs oF TIE ALAs. HOUSE,.
August ~ Il5t

.-,.o,oo August2i. Ia5t !
DhOPOSALS.-TO SLATERS.-Sealed propo-
s vii BE- received BY the Governor. the Aims Hoa..
Al eer once Rotulds PsIk until o'clock r. "a or ths Sh
o next for The Stating Cutters and Leaders or tho
sot ID end OF the Work Ho,se, on Backweip. I.ilHd
~ SASH MAKERS sealed pIoposals will also be re-
stVtd a. the RotuIes lI the e for farm shpg the
window sashes and Osss for the south end VI the aid badnf
speehcAons Tor Ell the above work be on
ne Doyerrors and a. Information obtained IN
hAhhoN ELDSEDOE superbts Hdebt Baekwe!l's IsI.rd.
SUhMER CANDLES.-ALLAN, HAY & Co g.
ton,nae 70 manuiseture superior article Of SUMNER
AfDLEs o. s sizes Warranted full Weighs ls ouoces %
The pourc WORKS Nos. 80 Al aad g ist.av
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Clothing.
1lieceilGnroDe.

COAL and FLOUR-COAL, first quality
- Nut sge 81 per un; Egg or Crate Coal $s IS Flour
Iy the single barrel solo the Wholesale price. delivered in
Nw YORK Brooklyn W Il iin burgh or Jersey CitY. Apply
at the PEOPLES COAL and FLOUR AGENCY, No. S
Erpsd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

A CHANCE for a POOR MAN to SECURE
~ CITY LOT o. EASY TERMS.-A few more Of those de-
bic LOTS IL the Xth Ward Brooklyn for SALE the
ossy payment sc per month Apply to j. PEcARE, NJ
Hnat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

y boarding Schoo tor Young Lsiea-It.' las; on wl
iropsh mcneil dhc line B. ac4gfe4 b. les daughters
in rccodsuee with the laws Of hesh md st a. a. Heed
Ia, s air t4oper execise position study mode VI breath
g A. vih due attention mora culture are
e 10 u ronle tts school f., ia ih.r .lortn lou apply
az by letter A. - Ins'iute NJ - a. ltDn-f fatt.
J. BLACkNER 3. ~ lr1cipal.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

NOlNb LADIES SChOpL.-lh ne fNt'. y. ..
j ELMENDORF will reopen his. SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES on TUESDAY, September H. AZ ais residence No
lO 3s.h Broadway. The best assistance BE-
provo n even department The situation Is very of
every part OF the city by and and aii
tloua OF conveyance w be secured ~h-n desired.
Crcusn. eontslninz er-n &e ean Be obtained = 10 n
LIES Broadway; BY application personally 5J et,er
the Rector a. his residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
1OUNG LADIES INSTITUTE for BOARD

Il FRS ard DAY SCHOLARS No. 30 West kd sr., be
tween 5th 9Th Primo pals Rev Il d. Ward and Mrs
Ward Numbsr Of boade limited TO sixteen over whose edg'
cation religious train aud parental love and wiin
flnes- preside Th. Seminary be -Op-ned on ESD AY
SEPT H. Application for admission may Be- made al ary time
iyl~ or 10
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

WARD SCHOOL, No. 1.-THE

y NIL Dsrsrmsnt Of this School viii Be Opeusi in The
T..n,pt of lie Chorrh Of The Disciples in WEES I'm e.
r,,r Gfh sv on MONDAY sept ih at o'clock A. NJ hav
~ b.,r reno, I'd trou friendship Hall. IN 18th s.
b. ord,r Ct the sthOOL OFfICEA> VI 'ae sN''eh'n
erd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
fnrulture, Sc.
MBE & X | NJ b f l.,
, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,
lNuEAp SpRING MATTRESS and healthy

~ ELASTIC PAILLASsES.-These ellSnOwn, healthy
Beds are the best and chesf made dard or un-
even Mattresses altered comfortable Spring OF Elastic Beds
low Iron Bedstt ads a sizes ~ to 30 the Wareooms,
No t53 Broadway Prncest
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE is offered for obtaining
N FARM iIon ONE to FIVE ACRES, finely located At
PLAINFELD within few minutes walk of depot; hue large
HOUSE Ius completed conuns eieht besdes cellar
ard gg!e Also OF 10 good House and Barn Prec
r 500: one nile from depot Aso number q fAkM for
SALE OF EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY. Gail on 2
BROWN No :. Fultonst OF NJ THORN, No jiWsslingon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
CHOW CASEs.-SCHMTTT & BROTHER

y No Is North Wtl'sm-.t near Chatham st. New York
nrs, urers OF SHOW CASES n Metal Bfass, Rose sJ0i
Mshogery Paek Walnut 1rG silver Aeod assortment con
stsnty on nand Oloers promptly executed Old Sh0v Case
taken iu exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
DOARp.-A lsrge PARLOR and bedroom

on second sory-both rooms on Br0adway-io LIT,
with BOARD (rooms uniurnshed) Geutlemsa and Wife,
private family Rooms be time a. Nc so0
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
and FURNITURE COMPLETE foi

III IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION pleasantly situated A.
No Jsys Brookhn, very healthy and xenteel neigh
horhcoa from the City Railroad thOazh Myrtle
Az and within twelve minutes w.k OF the faltoo aonts
us and South Ferries The house three stores with
kupt Nd rear; lot Is by lcT feet which tos-thsr with
rntiure s bedding srosksry ssss ~sre and ecokns utica
~ In sxceent order and eonven-n te psrchssc for
tsSo 81 sS Of The anoant can renAis oe mortgage rs
sssson given within dsys Can b dsy IRON 10 to
toe!oel. Apply On tAe preasrs, este
GRO e. 6RANNfsS, No = hsiiso isns, Nsv.Ts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

eray educs making Arrangements 70 receive
limited uur.rof fUrILS 10 whom he will impar soanc
tnssh education prsing. crct kao"4eise
Of Grrek Lsrin Eoeution, Enzsa Compo
.i'iu Merf. Arifhuec, Euc.iGs .E!emens &c Deyouhs
huss Teschng life purpose. and OF choice ne hopes
fhorsugh satisfaction 20 those parents OF ss
ds who sy pupils 70 his he ofrs tie hshs'
rer,e, and that hose pupils Will receive me
een,ut, Or IlI lad ELEGANT education Address IUIOh'
-lrra
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
BEAUTIFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT
& kEDFIELD,s ENG

bTIcU FEFNCU. SPANISH snd CLAN'It Ab bJfhD
NO ID DAY SCHOOL tor YOUNG GENTbk ~ '. ~ -
iTIs.sy corner St Msrt.Paee vii reoP'n On hoNDAi
ADrN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
DOARDlNG.-AG Gentleman and Wife and tw

single Gentlemen be accommodated with Board a.
No rs LsInar ace No 2ll West 2shst between the
9th and lOthaVs fntcas house with all the modem i'm
such bath heaters Se Best Of references
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
VIE CHELSIA COLLEGIATE lNSTI-
KEEPING and ARITH-

W MGTlC MIR DOLBEARS system of Hand train.
ng akes out s the stiffness Of the hand and agrs aud
Iely he dier tes Of learning write with and
e ssnee New Classes viii be formed TIL DAY and EVEN
ING No 6o9 Broadway, hOustons' Ladies' Even
Ing lLn.. !. at cte-.te terms-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
FANCY GOODS DEPARTNEN

This contains every knd Of Work. boxes; Dressing Toilet
Gard, Jewel Odor and Cssr Cases; Porte Jnnae Tablets
Portfolios Writing desks Perfumes AabaeF Bronze PsAr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
THE sBREVOORT HOUSE, Jth-a
GERMAN PROFESSOR of MUSIC and

~ TEACHER Of a large Academy IN this city, wishes
BOARD and LODGING Broadway, IN g-nioel
bouss nd 10 give lessons for the the Piano Ouar
and singing Please direct o. T. Box No l3l ooe o 'n
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ASSEMBLY.
PROTECTION TO EMoEANTs

PROTECTION TO EMl6hANiN
Mr. CUMMINGS introduced the.following blu ..
AN ACT for the further protection of Emrsn passengers arriving
a. the Port and City os New OH - 81. - t..,..
The People of ne Sdteof Netr YORK felfe'''- ~ jew"
bip, 10 enact a. Joa0Ns; 49,. =. .o,..,se.
SEcloN l. The owners eonsgnee OF
r oie ersou having charge ship other vessel
fhe rort or Newlork with passengers neIat-s ~
n3 Sses shA cause such paeug with their bAsSA 70 &c
landed on some public wharf pier in the CITY Of New
Of ell and expense 10 such passengers ol ~
charge r so removing and their baggage from sae n
Other vessel 10 such pier and such passengers VIII ne
nilsson r that purpose shall BY he proper puohe sa
horties and whoever shall neglect or refuse 10 eoP 800
foregoing provisions shall such neglect OF 0fe
penAtv hundred and fly dollars 20 be sued Ior "a
OF the People Of this State BY the District Attorney as ny
"a Copty OF NewYork Of suoh City and County
SEC shall lawful 10 land slch OF
bssase and sunrise Jules The same Dc oos AZ -
@ reoue OF pAsseneers aud whoever shall offend
~ this section shall orteit and pay the sun 81
or each violation thereof ~ be s1eo ioT Hna
In the Il preceding section -. ...,.,v and
Src Every road corporation steamboat eo1Pauy a.
ic.t ovvnr which undertake 10 Transport or eAry
on cary Any passengers from the OHy oay
% Hsrho of NewYork. distance over Ten nIes
o. ~ & adv authorized accredited MANAGER o. aser
s1 liz dgty required Of corporation deliver 70 ne
~ Cf Of Ns-YofE and 20 tae Mayor OF each e
uaepRers shall pass statement u heI Pl'ec %
80 ~ 80 fr fhe such PASSENGERS ara the pre Pc
bnaIed pounds charged for the transportation OF Ie
~ - OF poupS 10 each passenger which viii De r1nsPo-a
s ~ rhnyTe 10 each place 10 wheh taey snA A
.s 10 transport carry such passengers win me
sso describe the particular method Of uanspOIsS
- hstheT nv raroad steamboat propeller, OF Alos
a. = ba an OF such transportation Is ~ es ~ ~. 80.
whether BY secondcsss or eHiktan' 'isNS' "~ ~ -
S TveT, teiet token certificate or pass which sha DC
zen 10 .uy PASSENGER OF passengers | ~
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
THREE DAY;
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
PROGRESS or THE WAR.
NO DECISIVE NEWS.
Dates Liverpool and London, February H.

The Cunard steamship Europa arrived st This port
about "A O'Clock on Saturday morning She left LV-
erpool on Saturday Feb H. st about 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon. She brings sdyices from London (by tee-
graph and Liverpool of that date.
The CunaId Company contradict the statement that
the British Government has chartered their steamers
for the conveyance of troops to Turkey.
A better feeling prevailed in the Liverpool Cotton
Market: Breadstufs we're becoming cheaper. Money
comparatively easy and Funds steady notwithstanding
the warlike aspect of affairs
Chamberlain 7 Bile is appointed Danish Consul
General and Charge d'AIsircs TO the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

vet aware of hi. own political position 4; this

not vet aware OF his own political position q '1Is
moment
But that is a matter Of no consequence. tie VIII
find il out in due season. And when he does II ne
should not like it. he can Try leap IN some ne"
direction our own impression IS that IS soon az ne
discovers how badly be has torn his neither integu-
ments be viii essay house himself 10 hide his naked
ness and leave future cayorting 20 others. If the les
son should teach him and future Presidents 70 cOnne
themselves within their legitimate sphere Of action and
let subjects of legislation alone until they c0nsti'
tutiousy brought before them the experience viii not
have been in vain. Ii is an set which seems 10 have
been quite overlooked. but which is deserving grave
eepsure that the President should have undertaken TO
NEEDLE with the Nebraska question at all What has
the President 10 do with such a subject Js.P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
LITER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST-LlB
GRAFTON OF the AMERICAN SEAMEN-RE'
TED NEGRO INSURRECIIUN, etc

CHARLEsroN, Saturday, Feb. 25, 1854.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here bringing Havana
IA Key West dates to the 22d inst.
IRON Havana we learn that the three American sailors
long confined had through the exerons Of Mr. Robert
me acting United States Consul been liberated, and
lAeed in his hands.
report was current OF negro insurrection eastward
Csrdenas.
A change of troops had been Unexpectedly made at
ksro Principe ,,..-
fgesrsnce.
4 MARKETS
Ts waHu Havana through the want o. shipping
k1sssd quoted euDeas FLOUR was scarce, heh
- Lam were iuproyiug Box badly wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

SYRACUSE, Saturday. Feb. % !eo4;
sone most horrible disclosures have been msde by me
iiess Mary Cummings in relation to the murder OF me
ne Of Alfred Filler at 0nondsga, teegraphed on Ihuts
fragment Of the body and other details to give the APP
s'anee Of burglary and the subsequent murder were
ee BY him before he started to call for help All the
0ues concerned in the in the Penenuary mere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
INTERESTING SOUTHERN ITEMS.

NJ BALTIHORE, Eco. 70, Ielf
We have New Orleans papers of last Monday by the
.hefn mail 10 day.
NJ rchbitoy Liquor Law passed both branches OF the
spp Legislature, but has 10 60 back to the House
~ ssohcnrrence in amendments made in the Senate.
se amount Of United States Stocks redeemed at the
- % treasury last week was $4,000.
az night this city visited with Of the heaviest
~ storms Of he season We learn that the country for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
The mortality among children has been


The whole number of deaths for IL eighth week OF 1888
was SCI in 1854 4s Per cent under TO- in 1883, so in
1854, g.
There in all 60 deaths in the Public Institutions
last week against IS last year This shows much the
same as last week bad condition OF health among those
in charge of the City charities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
ARRIVAL OF THE PAMPERO AT NEW ORLEANS.

INV ORLEAKs Friday. FEB. "a, 1884.
The steamship Pampero, from San JUAN Nicaragua has
arrived below bringing California dates the same as those
received by the Northern Light at New York
The Post. Office Department has awarded the printing
Of the list Of letters to The Daily Dd that paper having
circulation exceeding hat Of The Picayun, or any other
paper in the city by 700 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

There is decrease of 50 from the previous week prn-
cpaly Small Pox AZ TO 81 Scarlet Fever &c to Is Group
10 to CONCESSIONS 81 to Is Debility 6 to Is, aud Typhus
10 to l. The most gratifying feature is the reduction in
Small Pox The whole number of deaths from this disease
since the LIST Of January is 3Oi We find on referring to
our previous tables the following comparisons of mortality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
BIILS OF MORTALTTY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for the
EIGHTH WEEK of the present year
WEFxLY REPORT DEATHS The CRY AND COUNTY
NEv.YcRE from February is o Esbrsdrp p 1854
My e5-WoMEx 7s-BoYs i75-GELS b.. Total. Isl.
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SUICIDE OF A SEA CAPTAIN.

CHARLESTON, Saturday Feb. 25 1854.
The bark Parco Of ThomastOn with coal. from New
York for New Orleans arrived at Savannah Friday,
in charge Of the mate the captain having jumped
board off the Hole in the Wall, and drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

many miles around the city deuged and consdersbis
damage sustained around the city well within its
limits
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MARINE NEWS FROM KEY WEST.

MY " Isl, Thursday, Feb 3, Ed
The weather has been unusu ally Of late Never
heess only wreck and vessels ia distress re
ported
The brig Warren, Brown, from Jamaica for New York,
arrived the nth in distress She has been repaired,
and will sail today
On the 18th the schooner George Manyham from Pha-
dephia for New Orleans put in in distress with the cargo
damaged She viii be repaired without dischargng the
expenses amounting 10 s275.
The schooner Martha Post from Mobile for New York,
ran ashore on Cork Reef the goth She assisted
of by wreckers and arrived here yesterday.
EXECUTION OF JOHN HADCOCK
HAMLToS, N Y, Saturday, Feb 2j, 1854.
John HadcOck suffered the extreme penalty Of the law
yesterday at Worthwhile for the murder of Mrs Mary f.
Gregg.
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From Our Own Coresponcent.

From Our Own CoEesponesnt
LONDON Friday, Feb. 10, 1854
1t the time when the treaty Of neutrality con
Guided between Denmark and Sweden, stated my
CONVICTION, contrary TO the opinion in England
and France that il not by any to be looked
upon as triumph Of the Western Powers, aud that
the pretended protest OF Russia against that treaty
was nothing but a feint The scandinavian papers
and The Times correspondent quoting from them are
now unanimous IN recording the opinion deelar-
ing the whole treaty to be the work Of Russia,
The propositions submitted by COun! orloa 10 tha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

The MoB AT La SALLE.-The trial for the murder OF
Mr. story the Railroad contractor La Sale resulted in
the conviction OF the ngeader for ansaughte and con
signed him TO the Peniientisy for year The Jury dad
not agree in relation to another Of the party and the re-
uaiuder were discharged.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29
HOTEL DE L'UNION.

M. Jacques Vivey, dc DonaldsonviIle,
preyicnt scs amis ct lie public que lie Ter
Janvier proclaim, il fera a Donaldson.
vile, l'ouverture de l'norEL DE ~L'UN1oN
Iancien hotel de Ia California; etablis
sement quill Went de restaerer de fond
en- comble.
Meubles ct distribution du local, tout
est organise a%ujourd'hui dams cettc mai,
on pour en- faire un excellent hotel.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA quelle a etc
la devise du proprietalre en-
p%renant des dispositions pour ass'irer lie
success de son enterprise.
De jolis appartements pour garcons'
de bien wastes ct bien commodes pour
families, ct par dessus celia, nne bonnie
cuisine a la bordelaise, VOLTA les titres
avec lesqucIs NJ. Viyey s%oilicitc pour
son etablissement lie patronage du pu-
bic.