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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

over its predecessors, inasmuch as 1t appeals to
the philanthropic as well as the political SYM
pathies Of the public.
Divested of the fmsy covering with which
it is cloaked, the real object Of its promoters is,
however, nothing more than the raising Of a
fund for the support of an idle train Of presi-
dents, secretaries, and clerks, who are untitled
for any other occupation. Despite Of the pro-
posed organization, the trade of the rumshops
will flourish as brskly as ever. If those op-
posed to it are really DESTROYS to abate its
evils, they must adopt some more effective
and common sense mode Of carrying out their
objects than that of voluntary taxation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

ordering five fargo loaves of his bread to be
brought to him, took out the HACK, coarse
crumb and forced him to swallow the whole
Of it. The knage was carried out roaring like
a hull, and swelled to nearly double his usual
size 1t is well for some Of the New York
bakers and milkmen that Haireddin Pacha is
not in military occupation here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

tAblishment baltimore Md-wm. Taylor Co. beg
leave respectfully the citizens Of Baltimore and
its vicinity that they have opened establishment
the OF baltimore and Charles Streets for
Of carrying general BOOK and publication bust
and where wil he found oil times all the
popular books azius newspapers Ac ~ they
may be issue from the W. T. having had
fourteen personA experience In this peculiar in
this city hattcrs that he competent anticipate
and provide for tie wants OF the literary
munty The neg store will be opened this morning. May
Mt which time he invites 10 the inspection examins
ton OF the stock s his old friends and
public generally lie hopes they will make his place
OF frequent resort and his business HABITS and
70 their Interests 70 commend himself to their
favor as heretofore He ava himself Of ths
also 70 return his sincere thanks this community
patronage 30 lherlly extended to him heretofore The
popular authors bound aud In cheap FORM worthy the
atten2 Of All WV TAYLOR CO., corner Baltimore
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08
Court Cnlcndar-Thas nav.

Court Cnlcndar-Thls Day.
UYrTD STATES DIsTRcr CouRT-Nos a. 81, 90, 90, 81 !,
81, Go 10 90. X -
SUPREME CouRr-Specia1 Term-Nos. 40 to 81
OYER AND TERMSKR.-Murder trial.
SUPERIOR CouRr-(Two Branches. Mos. 6o6 14e ll2,
Gee eSI 7Ss, 752, 1853, 760, 1885, 772 776, 77s s75,
S7s 7s6, 'ss 7o2 7se, Alb, $780, SOL 400, TT, 4se,
642, 5eo, 731, 7S2 Ss2, 400. II
COMMON PIFas-Part Frst-Nos. 76l, 752 7Ss, 1854.
I55, 1856 757, 1853, 759 760 T61 762 1885, 764 1856 9s
COMMON PEAs-Part Second.-Nos. sos, Soc 7o4 ZIG,
1913, 1885, 7a9, 74o 744 745, 746 TAT 49, 74o $780, 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Mr. WAnAcK.-This caPitai actor appears at his own
theatre in this city to night for the time this sea-
son. He plays Benedick, in shaksperes comedy "Nucb
Ado About Nothing'' Mr.. Walack win undoubtedly
have fine audience to welcome him on his return to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08
REHABILITATION.
Personal Intelligence.

W. W. Corcoran, Hon. VIM. Gray, Hon A. J. Gloss
brenner, Hon. A. Dewitt Hon. J A. Hovey NJ. O. =, Wash
ington Capt. s. a. BROOKS, Halifax Lieut.. Croghan,
England; Capt. Rawdon British army; A. Dodge, Esq,
St. Anthonys Falls; NJ Corsan, England b. 8. Fickln
the st. Nicholas.
Mr.. Buncur, New York; A. White, Boston, W. R.
Reynolds, Louisville; J. Gode, Ednburg; W. Porleom,
Glasgow, arrived yesterday at the Prescott
Hon. Amos Kendall, Washington; Hon. J. w. Bell,
Maryland; J. r. Cuitis Hyde Park; N. W. Savage, st.
Louis; James Oliver, England j. +. Speed Louisville; NJ
g. Merton, Cincinnat Don Carlos Ojeda, Havana; Col
H. Slilman, Texas among the arrivals yesterday
Mt the Nc ropoitan Hotel
Rev. II. B. whirple Rome N. Y; J. FOWL, Boston, C.
DeSilver, Philadelphia: g. N. Bissel Rome, N. Y; Hon.
w. H. Seward Washington, u. c.; F. N Gibson, Prince
EDWARDS g. A. Davis, Bottom G. Fisher, Power, N. H.
j. H. Montgomery. Augusta; Capt. J. Barrey, Liverpool,
Eng, arrived yesterday at tic Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Great Bargains nnrn Auction.-0O,o 900 pairs
lace and ppsn Curtain. sold much lower than importing
hangings gilt cornices upholstery 30. O. JENKS I'm
porter ana Nos l6 458 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08
Pfanos.-T. Cable

PfanOs-T. Gllberr d Co.'s Worlds Fair
premium pianos, with without the aosan With iron
Frames and circular scales Horace Waters pianos with d.
tgchs scales and gold strings Haet pianoe
"a the old firm Of Haet Co. and justly entitled All
NE reputation OF the name) Gherts boudcir pianos whole
ae and RETAIL At pricos low the factory
$50. HORACE WATER S' Pianos ma hrosdvSsv :"
B TO accommodate some purchasers, monthly pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Albert III. Nicolay holds his regular semi
weekly sale OF stocks bon ds this O'Clock
a. the Merchants Exchange For further particulars see
his advertisement In another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Of gt cornicss lace and In.sIin curtains damsks bu
hollands &c.-KElTY FERGUSON, Nos xpiz Broad
way "a Readc street. offering great ents to
purchaser OF the above All knds Of window shades
made TO order Our superior manufacturing faciiies ana
he NJ keep the reputation have always had bcinx
the eheapeSt hcuee " the States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Plated yyare-Conaisting Of Castors, Cake
baskets coee tea scts butter coolers sugar basns
Also quality Of plat "a German oliver forks
aud spoons ly hand and for sale by HIRAM
YoUk G, los Prosdway, two doors below Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Nebraska BlIl.-rhe Portland Argus, says
an thuss,tic democrat there away has named his In
William NebrAka In rider TO have him talk ed IL
papers There TO newspapsr celebrity
GREEN 4 Astor House, obtained Il BY his Admirable
fitting shirts and perfect punctuaiity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

wclOSeons.--Cssppdman and Bald wins Patent
rEan, or double bank meodeons, g. D. and H w. Smiths
,:lebr.ed msiodeons In power bransy and sweetness
tone these two makes all Others they
oply tuned in the equal emperAment Mslodsous
ALI other styles All wholesale prices AZ ~
he factories. hORACE WATERS. IA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Published this day, The Turkish Question,
by Count A. De Gurowski. Price, i2h cents WM taylor
a Co. Is Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

appointment Of a Nele Cierh.-M Benjamin H. Jarvis
has Leon unanimously appointed Clerk of this Court,
unser the recent act 81 the Legislature ves.ing the
power OF the nomination in the three Judges. Mr..
Jarvis Is well experienced In the duties Of this portant
Office, having been Clerk OF the Court some few years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Remcval.-Pnper HnDgings, Wholesale and
retail at 27 LroadvsyThos. Fsye, Qss ofsIhos Faye
Co.. f6 Pearl street. and formerly Of Paxes Faye 80
Pesrl street has opened new dep1,as ~ 1rosdwsy d.
rcctlv opposite the City Hal. THUS FAYE w., 2ST
BroAdxsY. oIrosite City Hal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

THEODORE McNAMEH, Treasurer
This notable project is Of a piece with the
Kosssth, Kinkel, and other schemes for raising
the wind, by which the public have been sue
cessively gulled for some years past. In this
way $4,000 were raised by '.the friends of
Ireland" for the purpose of assisting the pro-
jected revolution in that country, but none Of
the money went to the purpose for which it was
intended. portion of it was, it is true, ex-
pended in aiding the escape of the leaders of
that movement from Van Dieman's Land but
Of the disposition OF the remaider of the fund
we have no account. Kossuth succeeded, un-
der similar pretence, in raising the sum Of
100000, part of which went to the purchase of
old muskets and saddles. Professor Kinkel
also collected large sum for revolutionary
purposes; but the last we heard Of 1t was that
II had been invested in lager-bier brewery in
England, This new scheme has an advantage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29
d. AZ nEA WORTH OF FARMS AND
S4D,UlDU BUILDING IoTsl-ioe FARMS and aatsss soos
BUILDING ILJfS will divided


ON THE REBNING or THE slH OF MARCH, isA4
there have bssn sold for
Prize r ~he these Lo@ SID hssing thAt The purchase
will se good Investment
~ Each sub.cber ONLY payable sS
sAh will isss FOUR BUILDING LOTS IS by 100 feet lying
ehsr or rAkM Of from 10 90 These ots beautifully
a. Long Ilana where Church School
And nnnbsr Of Private Dwellings, aorss
sAtoflss arsAdy built
snI ss.ssi hsndrea will be sscted the coming
~ rms hns Of pornnity Of owning dsighta Country Resi-
hsAr ths Cy where ths
snd where 5000 Buduk
hnss s'ey ssn od and daily
NO. amer s-feu nation Of ts
my q me SOIL are ssesng Fams
rans can Do had within miles Of
seen All Aksn up yshrs bnsk the
.sa, and eouplssy licked
whh large sails, haze besn made
ase rosnea shrgs and
asds waving with the abundant er
The which this land than lis vain. for
cultural Poss, that man Of
hesitate portion land j, rzf votts
ths attention b1th settlers An
nifty tor shs sale investment Of The day dsant
ahn ell and ths line rono and
within y mSs OF New Fork win be ns hs nav
aaksd for property in Lakeland and RosYae
th villa selling from eQ0
the epporlun offered dstus e
hnn of lher fahass for also raw
Farms cobtaiLg saeh ave and
9S6
splendid Building Enpirs
City Shouts make imnsdas they zssy ali
posd Apply GHARLEs WOOD Broadway
ION street New York where Asps aad Pamph be
il esured, by msi grats. A. osTHANDER
mh72 d&wlM Travelling Ageat 81. Charles Hotel.
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NUMBER q.
TIE BRIDAL AND THE RURIAL-. .Br / M.rroo,sr.r

rHE BRIDAL AND THE BURIAL. rrJ aerraa,.vrv
Blessed Ia the bride whom tbs sun shines Or:
Blessed ia the corpse whsah the rain rains on
saw thee young and beautiful,
saw thee rich and gay
In the first blush Of wodauhood,
Upon thy, ,weddng-dsy
The church bells rang,
And the little children ssng-
aElowers flowers kiss her feet "
sweet- to the sweet
The winter Is past the rains are gone
Biesued Is tho bride whom the shines on .
i saw thee poor and desaate.
= saw thee fade away,
In hroken-hcarted widowhood "A
4 Before thy locks were gray;
The death. bell rang,
And theiittie Children sang
Lilies dress her Winding sheet;
Sweets to the swestt
Tne summer . past the sunshine % gone
Blessed is the corpse which the rain rains ON !,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

= FOREIGN EMIGRATION N--According to Con-
gressional report recently made, the number OF
passengers that arrived at the ports of the Uni
ted States in 1868 was 400,777, which we're di-
yided as follows: New York, 294 ,s18; Louisiana.
43 02S; Massachusetts,, 25,990; Pennsy ylsania, ),
1921; Maryland, 1l,36s; other ports, 6423.
Total 40O777
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

At Terre Haute, Ind in the ca. Of Jno T.
Myers, ps. VIM T. J. Shattuek, for the seduc-
tion of the plaintiff daughter, the jury brought
in verdict of $500 damages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

Mrs. Mowatt, says the Boston Transcript, is
to be married to Mr.. Ritchie, of the Richmond
Enquirer, in June next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

The Louisville Courier states that thirty
seven deaths are known to have occurred from
the explosion on the Reindeer at Carrelton, Ind
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DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICE NO. e8 ST CHARLES STREET
viii regularly "A ,.riz
Sunday etcspd for 20 ycar j.
the Omcs, or 10 sents week, payable to the Carriers.
THE CIRCULATION
Of the CEreons Ds and Weekly, is such onsr
medium 70 Advertiser. Az zss=ls,
FAMILY PAPER
1arssy early Of eiEsu
articles sold families
its columns No In tbs rcustes extensively
families.
OUR TERMS
such Invite the patronage Of the pub
rERHs ApvRRrTsIFa:
Of Ten Lines in all 90
Advertisements the Second Page charged
sral dscount will be
for shorter time. 80
All will
charged sceoTi1giv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

Lord Byron gives this account of party
with Sheridan: It was first silent, then talky,
then argpmentative, then Inspirations, then
unintellgible, then altogethery, then inartieu-
late, then drunk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

EXTRAORDINARY DIvoRcE CAsE.-In the New
York Supreme Court, on Saturday, the 18th
INST, application was made by Jeremiah W. DIM
mick, tor annuliment OF his marriage TO his wife,
Frances N, Dimmek, under somewhat extraor-
7.iinary circumstances Plaintiff and defend
anti the Court said, sshad been married more
than twelve years. 1t is now alleged that the
marriage was void by reason of pre-coptract.
The defendant, it is admitted, was married when
school girl to young man, who s0oD after
wards went off to the West, and was not heard
Of, except it was said he was dead, for many
years. She accordingly, in goodsfaith, married
her present husband, surprising herself at lib
erty to do So 1t now turns out that the first
husband has been living till about i've years
ago. when he died. and Of course left her in a
condition to legalize the SECOND marriage. No
further ceremony however, took place, but the
plaintiff and defendant for said five years con-
tinued to live together as man and wife. The
plaintiff says he did SO in ignorance of the act
ual state of the case, and there is every reason
to believe the truth of this averment Ofcaurse,
ne marriage by Implication could be inferred,
and the origibs1 marriage between the parties
was clearly vajd the prior husband being then
still alige and andivoreed. There is nothing to
deprive the plaintiff of the right which the law
gives him TO have it SO DECLARED. Sentence
nullifying the marriage of plaintiff and defsnd-
ant must therefore be entered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

At most of the large towns on the Ohio and
Mississippi from Louisville to New Orleans, ex-
PresidentstaAplore was received by the people
with every demonstration Of respect and admi-
ration AT Memphis, Natchez and Vicksburg
such was especially the case
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29
LIpERPO0E.

FOR LlVERP0 0OL. - Takes no Graip ,xN
Tss 4 f., sailing New York paakst chip BEN. .8IR
sAMlN ADAMS, Capta Dtunmoad, " loading nna vii
a's prompt d,a.AA r.. rslsha coos apply 70
?. r, WHITNEY l. CO. CsAp
~ yor passage, apply 70 tas Captais ea sosrd Z sSN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29
VOLUME VII.
VIEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK. - MERCHANTS Line sJsss
~ Tbs 6aat sailiig psctet sch snsr GEORGEfAA&
MANGIIAM sauda. ns,i. loading and viii
dAts dispatch, For balsnse Of freight spsly 70
nh29 + . 81 BDgERT, WILLIAMS CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

TOR LIVERP0OL.--Th staunch, well IN
D. foasd stitIh satt CHAMPION, Captain Coehrsas
mbI j. II RbBfNSos ak Bank Plsss.
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-, :, r.. tsH.e sUNIJN p'I ., 4.
HfORGALVESTON ,INDIANoLA ,Poxr <-eAsa
LAvAch and AArAsoRpA RAv--Rssular sxSslAIkAi%r
swooans and T-rss u s. Mall Line
.n new and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA.
sni aTardsr will leave frsah ininaoa aoa
ys3S Ni bs landed on tha wbsrvss Mats
sotda s.yl hsrss. For freight having Ill
CANT ssato-room aseonimoda.ions, appiy - -'s -
HARRIs 4 MoRGAN, fool of Julia street,
- opposite the Steamship Lsniisx.
- - - ti'' 49, ~
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boar ss sUlSss
EN- and observe t.rrss1,, sns asns ssoas 'piy
On eeel1s, ~ OF. onarles street
GsOL. YOUNG'S TESTIMONY-STERLIN LING
xfy FACTS Is RsyEALkD-pe "; stEsMAN's TRUSS AND RI
In t. ss.s who
is.s. sf. SGs.
sas; nj. hat
ssss q @sys s ss's
m rlsaa as ri & s ~ ss s.Is % D
Wa sw MONTH. a e h T sna and II s,a
gr mi The .1R gs bsm be- @ @
fact sas ta5aass
,..,-ss,s... 49,, ! YOUNG. eol nss. Min.
s,ranralated Rapars somf aaay 1adeaS
SHERMAN hi. sss. 70 St Char .. stree.
to IT, p psns e.
e--lTw mills
hs..n banaa nd
wsnld sa the snop q citizen.
M IA, nsas op NJ. ,ss @ % @ h eGgs @
Ps.dy s u s s sss. shs
nls.s. y ,h d.eoysIsd wha only
shsss made Dr. il po.ssasen Of eer,hass from ei,
b IN o h' e many have
Since Dr. h. n,s.sssd 's.s h. Rsasd
newly dl.eoysris. pema
srssa ~ osa hours ,rsm .a 10 s.Sis lGSs y,p re-
----
EkR. WATSON'S CARD will use no other
AZ, II ,bo .avsr;s.ment man i No, mn, No sana -
n. ~ ~ s . s YUAN VIVA. nv o. onnd IN pan truth
5 s5s es assn s,s I H. 1 s bs
ss. re than ep d.
vhish
- Iii Ats Ius M me ~ tne
o,b.r m.Tit han ths Of asperense ' ~ S' 'o eAn no
b snsft % cure a Gass and md no dicasy
coarse Of treatment a. .i draw mon h,m sbs
oge hun to hs a thar wthoat so Of w,in fbs
s p.d not 3 There
ThicR .iwaya inyioIabS ms
Ihsya many 40 not tb;nk aa
@ my spnsn s Il ng S s %
" ~ .s W EsTseN n n b
w Dr. WATSON has rsmoy,d tn M s1 cnsmboas :, atssn
sss l"is@ ~
fsSWo HUNDRED FINE HoRsEssg
EiR sALE-DR ELLIOTT, at .hs Gohic stahs k4Esya5l
ha. hand md for sale, reasonable 200 nerd
FINE HORSES hh several Fine Ms,ches
.ond DO ei to call on the Un' srsigned NJ the
RA1 Ic TABLES running from Unon to Perdido sree
mhaM . DR. ELLloTT Veterinary surSsoaz
NoIiCEmSTATL ~ FATE. TAx ~ GoLLEoToR,s OFFICE,
ESNsTb. Tnsu,tmsa coIie,o, .ts, T.1ss At. h
. ~. s o "a, s & s,9 r b
With % August next Otherwise the Ri F @ AsKEW s E ose.P4 s'd
1g of1ss Hour. ~ . !. Y :. . - IN. @hl 30.
"a VlS-BuREAU Du CoLLECTEUR DEs TAXES DE
Gse1oa E aA 5s. xs 4s.s DE ID d
E sss oa ieu License. pour Fan" q isss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

xHss0R LIVERPOOL The A fast sail ~
III iag Bri.iah ship JOHN Mex ENZIE, c.p. DAnt $SA
Htil
sTEWART 4 si.I street.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29
PHILaDELPHIA.

EyOR PHILADELPHIA.-(Me Merchants I'm
IL lThs very sailing regular packet schooner
RHOnA e. BEULAH, c.psu Sharp. II now loading Al
second District aud will msst win quick dispatch For eg4 of 100
~ RoGEaT. WILLIAMS CO. 20 Camp street
tH- n PhilsdslDha BAKER u STxTS0N, NIB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

U,SOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail ssssNS
IL Ing hsrt OLIVE, Anthony mAs,st, will mms
sA-ts dispatch The part being engaged
rah4 -Ns'' j. r. ROBINSON 81 Bank Pls.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 90, 1854 j
SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES.

bbIs. Tallow just received and
for sale ~ 4. DELAGaAvgA Co., ii ang~.ine NH
III EEF-300 barrels Mess and Extra Mess
y For sale by B.H KENNEDY CO,
mills 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

NeACoN-25 casks Hams, landing ex Uncle
nhss sH KENNEDY CO.. 10 TohOupirsulna st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

EsHE Subscribers, Agents for the sale of
Lewis es Paints md oers keen eonitsnty
hand which
sh- easussSzfsr,s prices The assortment consists Of
de. YELLOW do;
YEENlLLI0N: PRUSSIAN BLURI
CAnNkSE BLUE, Dry In Oil;
ts. SCARLET, Dry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

ES0R LIVERPOOL. The hne A at -
a Loyds fat sailing British ship JESSIE MUM, xsk&
Cap Daekett uading will
- j. r. WHITNEY co. sf Camp al.
rnsshAf spp d uonh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

EToR LlV VERpO0L.-Th fine fast sail -.
H. ips American ship M1sLABAR, Csp. Creet.r
nam losdsg and will hAs. Immaculate daPsish For fght
bass Cotiont spply 70
For psss .Apply y ther sonbo phil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29

NWS DEAD CATTLE.--One dollara37 Is
ESEAIM will be paid for every fresh DEAD HORSE
ez8-S9 or COW delivered At ihs New Orleans Bone NJ
bk Norku On Washington Avenue the gave COCA
psnk ~ . o ! he shei "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-29
BOSTON,

E1OR BOSTON-( Regular Line Of yEN
Psokris.l 1.-THE psckst All eILLIUs, VIM 9. 4&A5X
vvase master loading asd will have Dispatch For
fsbl, GEO. W. HYssoE. 80 Camp s.rse,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-21

Tie New York Historical Society held special meeting
last evening at the Little Chapel Of the Unversityhe
President In the chair.
The meeting was calod at halpast seven but in con-
sequence of the Tin attendance business was not COM
menced unt1 hafpsst eight O'clock when twenty three
members were present
The following named gentlemen were elected members
Of the socety-John Augustus Peel Franklin c. Tllou
Michael 0'Donnsn and Thomas G. NJ Patton.
Mr. DE PEysyER, from the committee on the same SUBJ
ject made kthy report touching the building which
is be erected for the occupancy of the society the pur
port of which is expressed in the following resolutions
which were adopted -
Resolved Tha. building of the description proposed
by the trustees Of tho fund, which would the
conditions of the subscribers thereto subserve the
and correspond with the character of the society
be erected by the present amount Of the building fund
Resolved, That nasmuch the plan proposed by the
trustees cannot either in Dimensions material archi
lecture, oe 80 changed to materially reduce the
pense and be satisfactory to essential particulars refer
red to in the foregoing resolution
Resolved, That further effort be made to raise, by
voluntary subscriptions, additional Of ten thou
sand dollars to tho Building Fund; and, to this end
special committee Of ateen be appointed whose duty 1t
shall be- In conjunction with the present committee to
take immediate to raise the above named
that the building may be commenced at an early day.
and proceed TO its completion with all possible despatch
The designs 70. the building were displayed II is to
be Of granite and Milwaukee brick, and there was
discussion to the best Of rendering reproof
The following named gentlemen were appointed upon
rard Stuy vesant John d. Chute Lewis H. Rutherford,
William H. Hoople, Lloyd W. Wells William Hoge,
nn sussns ksteta
X, Mclvane, and G.. H. Abeel.
Mr.. scHEII, from the Extra Committee, having in
charge the arrangements for the celebration of the anni
vcrsnry of the society on 4h OF July reported
and stated that Hon George Bancroft had accepted
the invitation TO deliver the discourse on tho hftoth an
niversary.
The society then adjourned to the first Tuesday in oc
tober.