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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

LyRlDAY, aEPrfMBHS lb-aALk AT AUCTION o.
IL 1bicago and hook Islaxa Railroad stock -Ssnses
the Msvchsns Exchange the oatv Of Nav York. st
l2h O'clock, twsnty hundred asd forty elk sharss,
o. SEQ each In the Capital stock a The cAacaeo and
OF contractor for the roAd The c&pi q stock
g. COO bonds ~ co., ooo Tas recest. Of the r,sA
to exceed the NJ the engineers Ihs
terms CT the sale su % 10 par cent ths day Of sas
Is yer csst in thirty and IS cent in days.
With interest at per cent; purchases having tins right
70 take the q ck At any ms before the expiration Of the
sx " days Further par irulsrs may 30 hsl OF A. Q.
Flasr Treasurer Of the company corner of William and
Beaver Streets and 1t the ofcs Of Inc sucsosser whore
the .ast annual report Of the company may bs had.
81 s. DIAPER. ~ Pine street, corcer William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

III oRsfS, HEAvES HOR sEs--THE TATrER5AII.S'
la Hsava powders curing hsavss coughs aud colds
IN ht rsss at rate that scarcely DO believed II is
else the best condition medicines bo used Sold
BY he package, dozen or gross. by
/. ii. COUGH K co, 40 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A UCTION EOfICE-LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE
"A household furniture panoforte tapestry,
carpets, &c III. WILSON aucnreer, will sell to-mor
row, Friday morning, 81 10 ocl,cx precisely all the
y furniture house 100 Wess Tweosv fourth street,
Seventh avenue small rortisn oeis are suhoia
cd about Ave huucred ysrus rich tsnsstry carpet oil
cloths eega.t aud richly carved rosewoo piino'orts
very superior Instrument three sp.ndd ood purpr
sns, ed IL the OF French satin lAiesbse
secr~tsrY ord sscru,cire very costly with plate
DOOR expensvel carved rosewood centre, side
and sofA tie large oval acd pier glasses; costly
oil paintings scrptural pieces, &C. ~ celebrated
tiats rich lace curtains shades: rosewood. maha
gany ind black walnut bedfteats, bureaus washstauds
Sofas cairs EXTENSION and dining tables elegant china
vases twenty day ornou clocks; china dinner and
tea sets; best white curlsd horse hair atresss beds
and beSdng bedroom carpets velvet stair carpets
wood and hogay hat racks silver tea servise forks
spoons coffee urn, salvers, glassware crockery ivory
cutlery, kitchen utensils &c. The whole furniture is in
the best Of orer, and win positively be rold without
the least reses vation,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

CHOW CAsE9-HUFFMAN h FERsC7, SHOW CASE
- vsreroom 8! Bowery, near wsa<r street Goes
made IN every style silver pissed, brass satin
wood mahogany, Sc. N. Bold eases taken "a ex
chanva Orde& are PROMPTLY executed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
81 CnrnN. AurYIONtEa -LARGE SALE or

" COTTON, AUJT0NtEa LARGE SALE or
household fu,nturs ia Brooklyn-f. Cotton win
sell this day thursday Sept "a 81 iox O'clock ~ No.
sos Henry street Pre Mt street, the eatre fur
liture Of the large three story house will consist In
part Of rsshcgs psicr furniture In plusn add hsr
tapestries ard ngran carpets, oicioths marble
top centre snd otser rshlss feather oeas hair
tresses bsdstess bureaus ami wsrdro,e s China md
glassware curtains and cerncss table cutlery bedroom
ard kitchen furniture togethsr with ali the furniture Of
the house Sale viii be pere nptory without regard to
Weather. N. R.-The cars from Fulton Ferry very
near the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
CUBAN POPULATION Of NEW YORK AMI

u % TIE CUBAN POPULATION Of NEW YONk AND
= - Z e a - =. "a s S ss
49, ssssss sssn s e ~ ass
fuency has few unoccuJed rours which rsy now 81
engaged on application to A. CASTELLfNOs ESQ csl
os.sined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

CIXTY DAYS MISUNDERSTANDING PIONEER
y Line, carrying the United Stsses mail The noble
w. Fl. Brse narer, viii succeed tho Gertrude as
eighteenth ship o. tails line, and sal the 10th inst
be equal in strength and sailing qualities % any
clipper saipAAoat. Intending and pssssngers
requested to. examine her ct pier 10 East river.
Freight tSaen at lowest rstes. Apply 70
49,. 4. w. CANLIt(1N. 1le Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

DICH DRESS GcoDS-FA1L, 1s5s--uBsDE1L PIER.
Ia SON LAKE prepared to o6or to the ladies'
an extensive Assortment OF Paris dress silka French
nos, ssxouy plxds &C., &C., purchased at the late sue
ton sala a. prices full par cent less than tho
cost OF I'm ortatior. No All Brcaawsy between Grand
and Broome streets block below TIE Sc. Nicholas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

DIAYING CARDS.-sAMUEI. HART 4 CO., NO
JIG Barclay street opposite the Astor House o-sr 10
the trade favorabs terms their superior linen paro
cards, and other qualities, suoh steambosts High
landcrs, Merry Andrews, Ellslsrs, Decatur. Harrys
eagles, linen eagles, decorated aorsl and illuminated
eagles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

G PECfACIEs, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURATELY AD.
- justcd to vision aud exchsoeed free II not satsfac
tory by Professor FRANKS Optician by DIPLOMA the
New York Eye Hospital and spectacle maker to the Eye
InArnary, No Park Row, opposite the Aston House,
and at 81 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
ksTROLOGY.

O. z nnn REWARD WILL BE PAID TO AM
wCsOOO person who can surpsss Madame Ctf
ton In the art OF Asreogy She warrants correct nfor
nation to al visit her. Ia the only Lady In the
United States who give correct Information N b.
Madame G. Is hu1nbag does she wish 70 impose
the public SLc slso cures sM diseases in their last
stagc particularly the worst forms Of rheumatism CAV
and sh,sfy yourselves Residences, 85 Thompson street,
bseween Broomo ana Spring brick house. stone stoop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

INRTNCH LaNGUAGE.-pROF. D. LAGROIX, NO 2s9
Il broadway, Continues to pills for tho
rough instruction in the French language, parting 10
them the ability to speak it with Auency snd correct
ness. -~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A YOUNG SPANISH LADY, OF ENGLISH PARENTS,
perisnced In teaching them, would attend to few pu-
pills, separately hour each day Terms moderate.
For further particulars, please apply to M G. Harrison
423 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
INSTRUCTION.

4 T Go1nel;TTT5's, S62 BROADWAY, YOUNG MEN
II perfected in writing ami bookkeeping, aud All
thore'gh of private instruction ia ths estl
hsfment, may confidently assume position in adj
cou.tipg house, without the slightest fear OF not PEI
form ~ tie duties assigned TO them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

III ENRY II LEEDS, AuCTONEER -BY II n. LEEDS
Al & CO-This day, at IL e'slo:k, in front of our
store ~ Nassau street pair of gray horses about ls
hands high fonr aud Ave old. warranted perfectly
sound kind in single double harness. under
ssdsis They stylish drivers and travel together
in four minutes
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MIsgELLANEOUS.

DEILS BELLS n - MENEEI.Y'5 CELEBRATED
ID church, factory, steamboat, school, ship locomo
tive planta too and other bells constantly hand nj
he works in West Troy, II. r. and also at the agency
l1D neosdyay. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

TS1EE UNITED STA1Il Sc MEN WHO SERVED ON
l. shoi0 will Colonel Fremont in California, cnti.
tied TO bounty land Applyto kt
Il I. BEElS, 50 Wall street. basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

ETEw CI0AKS and MANrILLaS--J BECK 4: CO.
~ VIII be prepared to exhibit at retail, IhursJyy
the lAth instant their fall importation Of velvet SATIN
complete assortment OF the and distngu al
Cd garments. B. Co., invite the s..ensioa OF .hs
manufactured In Paris expressly TOR their hocss from
dssns jast Furnished to the different courts Of urope
355 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

nI. Won HEEGINGEN IESpBCTUILY AN.
IL ncunces to his friends and the public that he =
ready te val; upon those who afflicted With neural
eia, ana san nervous as vol ~ other Diseases IA
method OF treatment ia successful that few nesa 10
discharged from his Office incurred. He may b coa
suited at his Office III Bowery, from 10 till o'clocx a.
at his upper Office, S94 Fourth avenue, FROM t h
the evening. 81 a#st~sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

a ID9RT II. EIC0LAY, AUCTiONEER stocks AND
~ Bonds 81 Aucton--Alp<rs Nroisy gill sell. this
n, Sept L. 1854 mt 12ts o'clock a. the uerchsnts'
sct eng, for account Of whom 1t concern $40 600
|Eity of NHwauke PER cent bombs Issued to and qua
-@1tesd BY the Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago rail-
ypAd Company interest payable the Union Bank LIST
March snd LIT septem 1000 each 5000 Northern
Indiana kailrosd Per cent bonds secured BY trst
AorsDnU % the Goshsn Baoch interest payable ia Hev
York In February and LIST august 900 sach DO 200
Mineral Point e oad cent ponds INTEREST payaoe
= NSW York. LIST January and let July, tl,ooo each;
$1,000 SaraorA and Washington Railroad per cent
Construoticn bonds interest coupons payable In New
York, LIST January and LIST July $1,000 each; $3.50
Bruusuick Canal and railroad OF Georgia LIST mortgage
psr cent Construction bonds nteres, PAYABLE at thar
pfce in Neu Yorx, LIT May ami Is, November, $1,000
each; snrs Hudson River railroad 5000; 10 do. St
Ncboaa Fire Insurance Company $50 each; SO do Rut
gers Fire Insurance Company so each u DO Reliance
Pazb Fire In Company, siGo each 40 do Broad
way Ffs Insurance Company, So cash l5c d. Kniek-
VeybOcteT Bark, SIS each SO do Isaad City Bank, SD
sach; 60 do do CO.. SIS each 400 do do do SO eac1;
Bank, 800 each; 20 Mecnsics' and fraers Bank,
Jersey City, 500 each: As American Express Com
papy, 500 each boo do huron Cooper Bay Ccm,anv,
81 sterling each; 200 isabella Copper comgaoy, sse
each; 400 do North River hi1irg ADD Qlsrryins ,om-
pany ~ each; Is do Americso stone Dressing oom-
psHy, SlC0 each. AND by order Of the exssutors OF
John Rapts deceased. 30 sssres Ocean Bank, SD
each; 10 DO Merchants Excrange Back, $50 each 20
do North River Bank $50 So 90 Phsnix Bank $50
Zach; 10 do Bank Of Che Of New Yors 500 each;
10 do Grocers Park $50 eaca; 10 20 North FLYER In.
purancs Company SIS each Terms u Sale Ten per
cesH mis- dsy md the balance before O'Clock to
row The scc-ued interest on All the b,nis vii be
charged 10 the purchaser a. II. N rolls regular saec
Thurssay, 81 tie acrchsns' Exchung.. at Private
Ssle-A ge variety OF fst cs-s rsrnad bouds BANK,
fnsuy snce other Onice No b oai street,
next to corner cf Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

SJy@A II BETWEEN NEW 7OSg AND GIaGsaoW --.YgE
- Glasgow AaG Nov York Steamship Csap.ay's aer
s.ssaapgs GLASGOW, pe2 tons, 400 ko.ce posr) 20.
bert C-sis oorama3le-, and NEW yOAK e. 4Qe tezs
sec hofss povesJ VIZ es,e Mex York FOR aiasyoa 81
andsr, yiy Saturday, SepSsnser as ct u o'a.ocs III
Ess c-bl sslcon a.ass roois $50, do midsnps 90 SIS
sscoad cIlr ete; tairi clsgs 32s Hsw york cisy ls
o. gels orly tsksn. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

ArbrAtiE MORROW VIII. cAUsE SPEEDY NAB
LIZ issee who win al 81. " the gsss.est hssptnssss
nstrtn.r.ai bliss, an6 VIII shaw the ysrsoE they I'D
nasry, through !rsz anent. whic, shs VIII cnuss tx
illuminate tgeI BY invoking the powers Of her woo:sru
scis1ce snt viii tell ar ~ LILO, ard The vJ
thoughts. 10 1roonis ss,set CADroz street Gsrty
rot admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A YOUNG LADY (FoREIGNEg) HAVING HAD FOR
lt rome years situAticn teacher in the French
Language al seminary, and being also competent to
with ladies' scademy The South preferred. The best
of references given and required Address box 637,
Newark, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Ncsragus. transit Company OF
Nicaragua, Propr,etors Through in sivnnce Of the
sI Only limo giving through lickets, including tno
lathmus crossing The splendid double engine stesrl-
ship MORT BERN LlGiaT, Capt L. rsaSlspsngo, = 800
tons burthsn, will leave from pier No. North ri.o. 1T
ocloos P. NJ precisely tor pucata Arens tuesday,
Sept 49, connecting With tho stsanfh:p Coftes 003
tons burthen, thu Nicaragua Transit route having
but twelve miles Of lani transportation by frst class
carriages These steamers unsurpassed in their
ulation and Accommodations. For information pas-
Esgc,yapaly only ~ CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, 20.
Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
CHARLES W. HOLMES, Auctioneer.

TyENRy II LFFDS, AUCrONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
Il CO.-Ths day, THURSDAY, sept IA AZ Ii e'.iock
IL finished work contained in fourteen
Trse houses in Thirty hfrh street, Fifth avenue,
containing beams about 00o bricks ladders masons
window frames boards about 40 loads OF sand
ard loan, barrels Ihon8ston line 30 barrels ground
40 iron lintes &c Three houses in Thirty sixth
Of the above containing 100 feet OF bro~u sone
sits Sc nason's horses jost ladders, scaold poles
wide flooring plank, narrow do &c. Eight houses on
Fifth avenue, between Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth
streets containing mahogany hand rails bsusters,
brown stone landing sleeps bases for door pieces pillars
scrolls for doors &C. ALSO At ~ O'Clock win be sold
lease Of yard 81 East Thirty second street.
ire and Third ayennes with carriage house, stables
for eight horses stesnrg shop &c The yard 10 80 feet
front and hs l?6 feet inches deep. Also two.
story trsne building so feet By 20 deep the lease has
eight years to run from November next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

TT s NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA a PIN
u . wall and Panama through passage tickets, in
GLIDING Mr. Hinckleys Isthnas nst tics Ct Il, be
furnished Al tho ovest ratss The Isthmus crossed Ia
siS lours. On Wednesday Sept 20 ~ O'Clock p. a.,
frotn p.ar foot of Warren street North river. will
despatched the fleet stean ship NORTH sTAa ,nnsc.
at ranana With the and superior steanss GOLDEN
ACE. A spare boat always kept &c Panama, 10 pre-.
vent detention IN Of accident. The Accommodations
for In the steamers of the Pacific and Untsd
Sates Mail fteanshp Companies rpasssd aud
parties about to visit California invited call and
amino for themselves. For passage apply ~ The Compa
ny'a Office, l77 Vest street. 70 A. WHITNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A YOUNG LADY, RECGNrLy FROM EUROPE AND
n experienced A. teaobsr, ia DESTROYS ~ giving pri
vsse lessons In German, French and English OF had-
ig oceuvstion as daily goyernes in two families
IL New YORK vicinity She Is competent 70
tine general branches of education. Apply at In.
Ea 2se Fulton street. Brooklyn whore references will
be gwen or to hr Eph Marizet No 100 Twenty third
st.eet, Ninth avenue, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

E'sFNCH LANGUAGE-IoNsIEUR AND sDAaE
~ DUBOIS, from Paris viii re open THAR classes on
Monday, 18th inst Morning classes for ladies' evening
classes for gentlemen. Courses OF conversational in
sruc.ior for those havog some knowledge Of the Iaa-
gaage Private lessons in French, Latin and GrceA 79i
Brnecway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
MATRIMONIAL.

EF ATaTN0NY MADE Easy, or how TO WIN
w Joser.--ProGessor Lswt,n, Boston, formerly o.
London wiz send 10 any ADDRESS, receipt Of dollar,
post rad aip directors TO enable ladies yentl3mcD
70 win the devoted affections of as many OF the opposite
but captivating tsst Al may bs married irrespective
Of age sppear21ce, position; and last, though net
least IL be arranged witt such sp dec1cy that
detection is impossible ADDRESS Professor Lswso Bos
ton, Mass no Ieses taken from the Post Office usless
the postage il raid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

AZ 6pAM r MgDIciL CLAIRvoyANT, WILL NOW
w receive friends for examining al kin5s OF dis
easos She also gives correct Information business
rorrs from 10 A. H., to or NJ Rs.iisnca le4 seventh
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

- REAT BARGAINS IN RICH Observation-Disclosures
M Goods and Dress Trimming Ribb,ns-M e
IGHIENSTEyN, % Besery. begs lesvc to inform his
numerous custom that by taxing advantage Of the
.xrce pressure In the money ma-fst 10 Europe has
been enabled to lay In heavy stocs of choice fall rib
ions nininers' and Dire - naksrs trimmings al sx
tracrct1aTy great sacri1.o Marcoapts mi1iuers ana
the public invited to caD they vii nnd goods 1t
About half the cost Of importation. Just opened forty
cases Of rich fcahers French flowers silk vescts satp
fancy dotted ind diamond silk velvet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

A SrROLOGY PROFESSOR WILSON, TIE CEIE.
IA bratee astroloyer csn be consulted the past,
rrescn future Of fc at 22o Brcoms street.
Prot Wlson is the only astrooger in this city People
of sense have no necessity to 20 10 parcel OF
women who hu rnbug them by pack Of cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
DIRK GOODS, sc.

IIGL CCOIs, NC.
. Gty BROADWlY--JAMfST TUCKER CAN PscDUcE
eIC st this moment stock Of costly flowers ami
feathers perhaps ucelused in the state The cofeurs
lie hal are truly magnificent, and bridal wrcahs htsing
Tor ,he occs scn The above import ara
ena no ordinary production 337 Broadway, up sssrs
ERY G00Ds.-JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF
Irish linens, table linen dannssl narkns biansets
counerpcnes bsck silks lsrge lot OF lace collars Gan
nels, ell Of which will bs sold at the lowest PRICES No
se6 Broadway, second 6oor above Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
IL OUs EHoLD FURNITURE, PIaNOFoRrEs &c, AT
yl auction --Wl b, sod this day (Thursda,l.

IL ~ OUE FFVIU TUFNIIU TIE, TT ANUFUKTEs, &c, At
II auction VIII b. sod this day (rhursda.),
sept ~ NJ lo O'clock the entire Of the drst
cisss four story Louise TweIty-sixta stree three
dooss east OF Seven Comprising rich tapestry
carpets elegant suites OF psrtor fur ntue Ia brocstae
and plush, rosewood beokcase, toife cup
elegant esegere rosewood and M mega
ny marble top tables elegant wood ocisy. piano
forte fully warranted; rich ChDa and glassware, ivory
cutlery silver plated ware; al the handsome furaiuro
Of seven chsnbera, CONFUSING elegant Rosewood End
mahogany Preach dergs With rsssiag bureaus aud
hsisrds 10 match best hir MATTRESSES pillows,
holsters quilts, blankets solid mahogany extension
ching table, walnut book aso crocAery ana glassware,
basement and Kitchen furniture, SC. Also, on Friday,
at the salesrooni o. Sixth avenue the contents OF
for nisnce OF sale particulars
Tho morning of the sais.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

MATRIMONIAL --IApEMoIsf'LI.E EMILE yII.LErTE,
l professor Of au.ogapby Tor reading of Characters
dIpmp VIII n,on "a rscs1 OF of enty i've canas 1or
equivalent in postage stam2s,l and specimen Of baud
writing, send person full dcineaton OF their
character, affairs OF the heart, success, destiny, Is,
also description Of the they love will marry
ADDRESS, post pad, EMILE ViJI.EITf, Broadway Post
Office r. Y. Tnose resulting out OF the city safely
transmit through Tie nail Al communications
cd X. week after their receipt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

nR wARI's REMEDIES EXCEED EvERYrHTNG~.
IL suro, speedy, satisfactory Depot 80 Canal strask
door from Roadway Those who have been be.cns1
by pretendcrs Of from Or. Wards rsse-
dies, often In worry few days. No charge TIL cured -
those calling In tuna - eaiN 1@1T7-7 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

UsTRAIlA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING UNIrED
"a States mail Tor Eslbonrns snc siclsy --1irper
ship FLyING ruD, with iniasd date das,stch, ditto
hsrx NTxROD, Oct. 1st ditto snip wINDwAnD, Oss
lodi. Fer freight q pHssxge apply to
CAllIs,ilN Mall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

ssloop 500, 365 and s55 (socording to state room
limited plumber Of thru o.ess pass aQesg ri BE-
taken, aud ouna with comfortably COOKED provisions
for $3b.... to Liverpool $40. fror Liverpool
PArtifs Wishing TO bring out their friends OBTAIN
Certificate Of passage and drafts Liverpool, IN
Of 81 storing and upwards Apply to AAMuta sMlra,
Agent IL Walnut strest, Philadelphia, and No, Broad
way, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

E;sOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BAvRE.--rHg UNITED
~ States na.l steamship ST. LOUIS, ASA f2dridgs
cclcnanasr, win lssvs Ter Hayrs, touching south
anp,oz " LAID tbs mails and passengers on Saturday
sepSohsr 49, o. II ooloak, from pier 8? North river
foot Of Coach scc Price Of pssasgs 6rst class $780,
do se:on3 class &7b. Luggage NOS wanted during me
ycyagr should he ISN'T on board lis asy bofora c4ag
mssfec . Beiog." No nsIchascis5 ri he received or
Ala after THURSDAY sep.saoer IL For freight or pss-
cage, apply TO MORTIMER IjyLNGSyOs;, Agent, SO
MCodysy.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Meeting of the city Council

hnportaH Proceedings in reference to the Nary Yard
A called meeting of the Board of Mavor and
Aldermen was held last evening. Present, His
Honor the Mayor Messrs. Neil, Curtis Hughes
Smlthwick, Morgan, Milton, Junkins and Pat
rick.
In the absence ofthe Chairman ;Mr Douglass)
Alderman Patrick was called on to preside On
taking the chair Mr.. Patrick explained that the
meeting was called for the purpose Of requesting
the Secretary Of the Navy to suspend the sale Of
Government property. now advertised to take
place at the Memphis Navy Yard on the st day
of November next, until after the meeting Of
Congress.
Alderman Hughes then offered the following
preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, We, the Mayor and Aldermen of
the city oil Memphis, view with deep regret what
we conceive to bave been hasty legislation in the
last act OF Congress ceding the Memphis Navy
Yard and appurtenances 10 the city Of Memphis
thereby deprlvlng the citizeLs of the great Valley
OF the Mississippi OF the benefits of great national
work; and, whereas, we deem this work of equal
Importance to any similar work in the Eastern
States and that justice to the citizens of the great
Valley OF the Mississippi demands its continuance
and, whereas the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
OF the city OF Memphis, believe that Congress
may at its next session be induced to reconsider
its act cecing the Memphis Navy Yard to the city
of Observation-Disclosures
Rcsoived By said Board, That in our act receiv-
ing said Navy Yard. we fully dscan the design
OF holding it 10 provided that Congress
shall in its wisdom. in Justice to the South and
West, desire TO reinstae said Yard, not as 4 rope
walk alone, but Gepot Of construction and
equipment Of Government vessels for the Navy
we shall deem it Our duty. in consideration that
Congress agree to carry out their original plan OF
keeping up and carrying Navy Yard at
at Memphis. for the purpose aforesaid, to recon-
vey the Navy lard at Memphis to the General
Government
Resoire3. That the Secretary of the Navy be
notified Immediately, by the Mayor, bothby mail
and telegraph, of the foregoing proceedings, with
the request tnat he suspend The sale OF the Cow
erument property at the Memphis Navy Yard
now advertised to take place the first of No
vember next, untI after the meeting OF Congress
in December.
On putting the question toe above preamble
and resolutions passed unanimously.
The Beard then adjourned.
Memphis Eag. E. Eng.