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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

ss ES-The wings Of Belmont county, have
nominated regular whig ticket, Fusion
does not take there. .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

EE"The democracy Of Harrison county
are fully capable Of attending to their own
affairs without asking the advice Of such
men as Richard Hatton. When they need
advice from fusion tories they will seek some
other source for that article than the editor
OF the Republican. gsl,.. .i.is y,,'* .,.. ,, g.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

8N EFWe would advise our neighbor to
write another communication. and sign il
. "a q Democrat" Your tear marks" stick
out rather prominent, Richard.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

Es-A number Of new subscribers have
been added to our list during the past week.
Who will bring us the largest list next Mon
day? Let all of our friends make an effort
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

EFWe would ask our neighbor if he
did not sustain the fugitive slave law while
editing the Carroll Free Press" " If so, do
you still? .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

w Eg- Democrats of Harrison county, re.
member your primary meetings on next Sat.
urday. We wish to see full delegation
from every township in the countyin Cadi2
next Monday, ''I ~ JIG" '"5 Ag'h
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

EE The democracy Of CarrolicOunty hold
their primary meetings on Saturday the end
day Of September, and their county con.
vention on Monday the 9th. .''"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

l.e yssf,is;st ARE quits snxiosis
Deinesrilllp party make ih-
. lest spoDg lEs p1aplbeEs,
/ particularly exercised on the
so t happened t6st the Democrat
of a0e.0 and iesda po God and
srdians To Enske tests oftats
aserest in any why 50 lcok ~
.A.ss Mf Lea sr.--- Dea m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

In North Carolina the democracy have
elected their Governor and majority in
both branches Of the Legislature,
In Kentuekythe "Kpow Noshlngs shave
carried every thing before them baa T
In MISSOURI Col. Benton has beer defeat
ed by ..;snow Nothing Wbig. ls'i ...5, n
fiHn Iowa the anti Nehrasks ticket has tri-
umpheds yidafaa8s,s bsggWaa bgH TX a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

The following gentlemen have paid their
subscriptions to the Sentinel since August
8, 1854 Hu - af.~ -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

.n nkg-The Democracy Of the Columbus
district have nominated tho Hon. E. B. Olds
as their candidate for Congress.
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Blank Deeds.
I egion Of Honor!

We have a splendid assortment of Blank Deed
sale at this Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26


Hon D Crcssmsn, Who has boon Mayor Of New
Ores.. twelve yearA has arrived IN town. and putting
up at the Asor House
Hon. Scion RorIsnd. U. g. Senator, Arksusas Hon. D.
kohle, Michigan; Capt. George stonemsa, g. d A.;
r. Kussss and brother, Alexandria, Egypt; e Oo~n-
ing. Texas; VIM. wharm and family New 0fiesns Nance
limo AIio and party Cuba; G. D Gsnss, Lyons; a. G.
Kemtler, Hamburg; VIM. B. Hook Paris ~ere anon
the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel
ARRIVED.
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Mrs. si. S.. Gsosss% R. and Mrs bre.ss
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?stpsr .na ,: %sa%i:o% a j. M srass. s'ss:
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NIL. iSis sss.Ms s..s o
M@srsuI, nsbOus.l Hs %. NJ Pleasant. M Mr
: ss .' s::s; % s. Or. y ri fi;,
ns s:a ssay.!s o i as Hsas.
%' 81 ssssts s:s.i s'.;';
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% s es,!;s Mr. ors: NJ a.1s S:' Sew
C.: ss ns "a s sas, PIs s
i~m P.rts aren.s Mo n the s,..%.his pscmssseys
"a Grant 8 q Bridge. Appraiser General don J
Met srel mr. Pope lady and i've children Axtsm Oil
hon lady ~ tho French C"pau srrvsIt And child q
Frue sUd lady Slnn ons and lacy Mrs HermsnoA,
mot "a rsiroso; Mrs b Cot Il Mon. Dujsrden, Me-
Er,,ny MIR lsDeos. Mes snd dau ht~r Coedicc
& Hell /, Adam. q - messenger SetR Faro Co's
stenscs W G essoo, w III He ttsr W Noee Dsls
n GUDsse Mr. Frar X A brown. l. Dunlap L-n.o rbs.
terpc,t, X Mead. X Lesvi Hoyt Hull f.e~s,
Sla~-n. Pe"lc, Pcndi.to". ID Vtlap WR.tz Wnii
unlr. q nbrie = Dwser coi Wood Mr. II II, u
Neville, J Brady G -rsdy Mr Smith Mrs Westheralv
hcI sssDa sS h. NJ HS"- .s
~ Hand, 6 Mes oppnn H'n.lo l. Eweil = D. Sis
II 0httrn 4 G Wech j = yder Z q Reid Lsyssn
It,lits T. y Jor o., Powhstsap. Hn,es v uaIisr
q! rr,,e ko~lcy JpHpkinr Hs oi,ton b = thomp-
FOR, Csee, t,s.rs pder and hoy d tia W Fate
N bo..i hs i'm and lady, Rev Dr. Gray. Child, Al
Co., see, J sweet una sdy Mr- Bartlett IL pnu 10
eed lady. @sr~en Miss Warren Dr cog-htti and adv,
M II Wilscn and III ee cl idcu. Nor lit mi an,
sohwsr'z 'acy sud chia. nirueok Max Mrs
Van Ie,s.eraer Gur shy md l-ds ward. J tn,rar.
Calerdine Creighton. Mas Reecher Mtss Do.r M,ss
; Haley, Franz snd lady. J Morris Tsyl'r Gss-
rctt, ,. Kerr. Burns, Hipple. Is Schaur, Good
yin. sailor. Wright. Lewinheru Gi,sn 4 A
SIauldinr, Snyder Eprct's J Dsva.. w 6runson,
Handbook, Osborne Maj 4 Hall Sam
.ders a Wtron Hi,tic Hall Coajer ant lady,
N 90 SsNe,tercer Centon and lady Smilsy Hlt
Brown. j Cooser Cbr'stv, Torres. q La .thes,
shatlcy. Lus. Inevam. Nsckus T Lavejoy W
Downing a Myers LAymes. G II L-e II VOORHEES,. A
two children j d o., ington Tot. l 80
Prom Cridad Bolivar ~ the brig Grenada-Mr Toms,
A GonzRlcs w Alexander
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
NEWS BY LEGR A r III.
ADDRESS TO MASSACHUSETTS, WINGS.
KNOW NOTHING TRIUMPH AT
NORFOLK.
TUG clNnAv Iio,lnp 4 Avn IA Dun ArC1 puiA
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW IN PHILADELPHIA.
DC, 30, &c.


AN ADDRESS TO THE WHO'S MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston .'une 25, 1854.
The whiQ Central Committee publish address to the
people Of to feng, they say,
called upon confer briefly with that great politca,
organization Of which they the official represen
natives The address andes to the intense excitement
in the Northern and Western ates on the Nebraska
bill II compliments the Mssachu .ets delegation for
the stand they took the floor IL Congress- which
meets with hearty response from great mass Of the
people of whatever name. The committee propose to
anticipate the Annual State Convention MONTH and
hold 1t early in August The address closes follows
buttwo short since tho Whole cuuntry -e.red
States aeguissced ure ca led che Com
s".a 81 s s No. sS D. wb q
s snS cd TIM s. s s s .s;s
that sson que ia .nS W. have they kept tss
pssss calico "s s @
have set its fsee as nj, agsnst r-n.w OF ssrticns
s sSSss q che m patty Ind Of
aus.sr sae utter Of .na Who'll. Try
ana ssss's ~ ,. sas ss ssspss be-
aay snd the aw decd Is ss ne to per
here |, dias1snee s's .h: Wig, q
among does nosregr himself sud tis ptrts
d
liz ' psmo or san
the Missouri omproc tisR Of he other cnormi
ties the runners OF Which acsed C. evrv breeSe.
the free States will lie down meek submit, Even
from the lips az Ghe demand
the pstant that hulwart OF dom
and il wiz be he nattrr. con.i 'ers
ov Of the Convention /, already the aubject OF
earnest inquiry among individuals whoher We .o-
safety ourselves witt thr mpe etcrst"n ot that which
torn down, whe*ter ou.rht resolve
furthe ainn hrvi fo- inject merely
The Of the ground time free DOM
the erection of impresnaas bar the extension
Of slavery.
First fhe unceasing assaults OF the eavc with
val Of the agitation Of ssvery
aud with the Lesson lely taught that compact
Facred to the South they have nothing to
gain by IT, We have only nov 20 seek what
best adapted to the welfra and to
tho blessings of iSsry TO ourselves end poerty and
this end invoke the aid Of member of the ~hs
partv and the alton OF who ocerey de ire
check tho of slavery and TO the t
umph Of FREQ principles throughout vast territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

The steamship Prometheus, Capt e " Turner ar.
rived last night from Punts Arenas With eve huaarsl
and sixty passengers, and nearly million and half in
gold dust.
The p arrived out the morning OF ths loth instant
having touched at Jamaica for coal
The steamer Sierra Nevada, connecting with the Pro-
meheas, left San Francisco the evening Of the lst
at o'clock p and arrived at San Juan del Sud on
the morning Of the l4th, bringing $40 passengers
100000 in specie and the Independent mails for New
Orleans and New York
The Prometheus left Punta Arenas the 18th inst,
at II O'Clock NJ and arrived at Quarantine last evon-
ing, at o'clock-eieht days and eight hours
The rainy season has set in unusually early AID the
river consequently is very high.
The San Juan del Norte and Greytown affairs remain
in stotu quo.
Sailed from the Port Of San Juan American bark Mar.
tina Clarke, on the 10th, for New York.
Exchanged signals the 2lst, At p. NJ, with an
American ship, showing private signal (wlite and
red X,) standing s in lat. "a IL, Ion. 81 Is.
The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
Brooklyn CITY News.

SIABElsG IN JAY SrRYgr. afternoon a man
named Michael McGrath stabbed in the abdomen,
and also sustained cut in the hand at No 900
Jay street 1t seems he intoxicated and called
the house, which is partly occupied by John Malloy
shoemaker. From some cause other he commenced
quarrelng with Maloys wife, and eventually struck
her. Tho husband interfering in her behalf was knocked
over when he seized shoe knife and stabbed the in
truder. great crowd had assembled about the house
by this time, and Maoy coming out proceeded towards
the Second district station house, gave himself into
ody and locked up The injured man was attended
to by physician. 1t is supposed his injuries not Of
fatal character.
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFrc.-The keepers OF all the
public houses in the city notified to keep closed
yesterday and nearly all complied. Robert CULVER
proprietor Of porter house the of Concord and
Pearl streets, and his bar-keeper, John Smith, were
arrested for violating the ordinance
lHE CBoIERA-Seyeral of cholera were reported
yesterday. John OHara, resident of Columbia street,
near the Creek attacked in the morning and died
after Sarah Campbell resident OF Warren street.
near the dock, died Saturday after hours Illness
Mrs Griffin, resident Of Columbia street, Hamil-
ton avenue was attacked yesterday afternoon and
not expected TO Several other cases
ported but 1t was thought Of them would prove
fatal.
DROWNED wmr BATHING. Yesterday morning, a boy
named Thomas Iy nch dro~n ned st the foot of Van
Brunt street. while bathing II supposed he seized
with cramps.
DoGs.-A mad dog killed In Casson avenue on sa
turday. On the afternoon OF the day boy named
Roger 0Neil severely bitten by dog in Raymond
street The arrested aud held 10 bail by Jus
tice Curtis 10 answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

un"s' - 49, 49,, - ssss.n. 100 q
inst she exr~cts a 9sch 10 rrc~svv rrs~iss-ss
from the Navy Yard when shs wu ssa. u ssid. fsr
England and Frsncs, and ssS~csed 10 r~ssrs ~ tAs
6rsi Of October next
Pos,s~sin Jossph L~~s IA ordered 10 the gssesissx
ship Prefix Third Assistant kng,n~~r J. C. Hall h d.
tsehed from the Coast survey and erssr 10 DO 1.sy
the once ~ the EBgis esrip fhf Passed msxkP<ssn
I. n Ne~msn. lc~~ph Bsis. ant ySrcs bracs, arr
ordered 10 tie frigate roluubis sarrcoo y ". rran
er IL detached (sck from tn navy yard u nsmphi>
Tenn, And Surgeon w. A. v. syeti~~csd ordsr~ there
I'm lad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

KINGSTON, Jam, June 12-Arr May n. sshr Liberty,
Green, Aspnwall; June ship Julie (Brem) Eardmenn,
New Y.ri sth, barb james Cook we:tos Boston sth,
Kasetohm, New York; 18th. bark Greyhound 0utbran-
drn snd cid 18th for Salt rvsr schr Alice Ann Bands
Peterpon, Baltimore
Sid May 2s barks W Horton, Packard. Cuba: Austin,
Osrdper, London via Port Maria schrs Charles Williams
Boyd, New ork
PHILADEIPHIA, June %, PM-Arriysd ste smship De
laware Clayh, NYork; bark Oak Mayo, Boston, brig
eSiD, Bpsvn, Boston; sehrs wo,oestsr Rhodes Provi
% masted, pH Deeter, Turks ISLAND; Moses Bro~n,
baker 20; Dasl sturees. Norris, do; Adeine, Howes
Povir ceto~ Atlantic Elwe Quincy; Copia Sears do
II smith Kell.y Boston; { ora Brow, Bosson Isabel
Cfesred-sLips sa,auak Ocean, Lvercool Geo Evans
Couad, Boston rig Tar tine Lafkin schrs W Hark
ussp LevertoD, portsmouth, Two Brothers, Richard CO.,
Aezsporia Cetbs zine Msrtba Berton Bai.mgrc; A.sn
tic EIwcl. Out Cyl Msnson Elomp bridgeport Adalins,
Howee Bostor; James Brgsn Brown do; n Hro~n, an
dicott ~ Haven; hlfse barrett Baker cn sugenc,
Pnrier do sarah Burton. Kelly do Coda Sssfa, Lynn,
Minerva; Chsprion Gfsenrort u Smith, Kelley Boston;
z Crtiutg Nnrs, do Cen ChAcb, BAKER, Boston, a
Hechsher, toi Isabel, Il fans, Stag sing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE,--A vile scoundrel by the
name Of Blake, living at West Gorham, on Wednes
day last, While riding to Saccarappa, met q little
gill about ten years old on her way to school. He
took her into hs wagon TO give her ride, and then
attml ted an outrage upon her Of the most Infamous
character. Tire child was much injured. He was
arrested, and committed 10 Jail for want OF bail In
the Of 81 goo. We learn that the indignation OF
the cit zens OF Gorham was intense againt the two
legged brute, md " ne had fallen into their hands
lie would have received bis punishment In the
epeedest nanner,--Po,ttand (iie.) Argas, June "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
From philadelphia.

MORTALITY OF THE CITY-THE LIQUOR LAW, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, June rs, 1854.
The Board Of Health reports nine cases of cholera
during last week. One death the disease
CURED to-day In the county prison, where female
prisoners have been attacked during the past week. No
have been heard of to-day Total mortality for the
week In the city 222
The Sunday law has been enforced rightly than
during the previous Sundays Rum niles had go to the
Island and Gloucester for liquor The Sunday law
forced Ia Camden also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
Coroners' InUuests.

FATAL ACCIDEET.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held an
inquest at the of Greenwich and Charlton Streets
upon the body of Maria ONei Irish woman 90 years
of age who came to her death Saturday afternoon
steps 1t would appear she slipped and el STRIKING her
throat against the edge Of strong marketing basket
She shortly after found by her niece quite
dead her throat resting the edge Of the basket The
following verdict rendered by the jury-Death by
stranguletion from accidentally falling with her peck
acros the rim OF strong market basket The deceased
was an industrious and most respectable personage
FOUND DROWNED The body of an unknown
found yesterday floating in the North river the foot
Hilton held inquest upon the body-no marks Of
violence we're found. The body some what decom-
posed and appeared to have been in the water lit
tie time. The jury returned verdict Of death by drown
ing Deceased about five feet eht inches Ia height
had dark trousers muslin shirt thick black
leather suspenders, blue wooen shirt jacket and thick
squaretoed boots. Around the waist OF deceased
quest upon the body of james Andrews, child sixteen
months old at the of Ffteth street and Broad
way which accidentally fell from the third story win
dow to the ground striking its head by which IL
tanned frghtful fracture of the skull The child lived
for two hours afterwards. Verdict-Death by acci-
dentally falling from WINDOW.
killed FALL PIANK.-Yesterday Coroner
Gamble held inquest upon the body Of Abraham VII
Lad nine years of age, ut 1853 LOWS street. who
was killed by plank falling from scafcld erected in
the yard of ship carpenter at the foot of Houston
street East river Deceased gathering chips beneath
the scaffold, which about thirty feet from the
ground. He was killed almost instantly. A man named
Kenney struck at the time, and badly hurt
verdict of accidental death was rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

PRosAmr Para snocrso cksI-A mas n&sn~a John
Ring Who I'm FROST street b~ts~eo Saith strvst
and Graham avrboe cas-, u Supposed. secsssst2ay
sbo' shout O'Clock saturday NIGHT II appears
tina, Mr. Fling In cvthonre 10 the tsck yard
Mr. VIM st~nsoe. Who resiAes Ia the house velniar,
6red Oh his pist.i FROM he hsek asss. snS the I'll
passed through he h.cs part q NE bdax sat tsek
effect In Mr. Rings back Just b~tsc~n the shsaii Hers
pr Newman and others esl~s In bot ~~w~ aasbis
tn extract the hail. and 10 believed that the tslarsd
cannot recover.
GRAND LARGELY -lesterdsy merniag q yeanx
named John Ia trrron srypxtsd ~ omcsr Shermzn
charged with stealing ttS from his ~espoyrf Charles
I<vebburg ~ho resses IN. 81 rhrd ssash
Fourth street On searching tho truak u accused sl
Of tie missing Money toand sad h. accordingly
locked up TO await examination.
FmR-yesterrsy morning abost three o'eisck. are
brote out In the csrra<c aud bl<1<sni b shes u Mr.
Scripture at Gr~entolnt, ~hich, tegesh-s slth tas
coptf pss destroyed Loes sssut o. 90, issar-t
The Gre communicated "a he two stsry dwelling
OF MIR. Gates which damaged Keoat. ss0e insured
Engine oompsn, No l, and Hook aaa LADDER company
No l. OF this city process sd 10 sccngest and &@~ssa
materially In subnuing the flames
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
Port OF New Yorn, june %, 1854.
ARRIVED.


msss ana 10 coD on Ssrcoo h.rssa
chip Bostonar from Orleans for Liverpool In &
ship RosSuck tof Bottom walden Canton March II Ma
March Is Angler March "a with teas 81 KS 30, TO
ter March r. n Casper straits spoke bark Con,sssgs
Bay from Dssslsen f.sna
lon s. 10 E. sschsnssd sisosis with ship Nism, non
Canton for New York: Nay lst 20 Ion 70 20 spoke
p, s.rs vctGTs from .srps s o
BRIG asr Hs%yi Rns S
Ship Indiana. CONN New orleans Is days with mdss TO
Hrs Grenade Gibbs, cuid.d Bolivar juno 2wsh hides.
BIs Harriet l0f BelfasD Jacksonville 10 days. with
schr old Dominion Nhrce masted) Weeks NOrIeans 8
days with cotton, 80 to n T Williams Second day ont
from Capt Weeks died Of cholera and the
.hs Eans Il S Shi.s: 8 h
20 len IS spoke sohr Cumbsrand from sssas Ia Grsnds
Tor same day, saw brig George OTIS from Charles
schr Mary Everett Pensacola 20 days. with
schr r Ncksrson Kidgett Georgetown. sc, 8 days
Ship silss Holmes Hawkins. from New Orlesns June g.
with mdse to w elson Sons
Brig Luns (Brem. from Bremen, with passengers
Wind during the day. NV.
IBy SANDY HOOK PRINTING TxLseRAPH.l
THE HreHLArDs June 25-Sundown.
The steamship from San Juan three ships,
ana bark oHtho Highlands inward bound AL outward
vessels have gone sea Wind light from the NV
thor cloaf.
Tclographic Marine Report.
BOSTON, June N-Arr banks Dwight Phiadelphis;
H Duva1, Baltimore; Frankin, Trinidad; Horace Aux
Csyss; brig Mason Davis, New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
From the SOylth.

BALTIMORE Jdne rs, 1854
The New Orleans papers of Monday are received
The Washington Union denies that Mr. Daniels,
Charge 70 Turin, has resigned or been recalled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
The Markets.

PROVIDENCE juno a, 1901.
Cotton is without change. Woo-The market has been
active particularly for pulled, which has been
taken freely Sales for the week So 100 lbs Print ng
cloths-There has been active demand, aud prices
have advanced 6c grades above 90 BY "a. Sales,
lac, 300 lbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

TIN NEW YORK AND ERR RAnRoAD-PRoBABIR ADJUST.
THE IUTIcULIIEs. difficulties between the
engineers and SUI erntendent this road which has
resulted In early suspe ndng the ming Of trains II is
believed will be amcabiy arranged, so that business will
be resumed TO morrow or the next day meeting be.
tween Mr. McCollum, the superintendent and commit
tee the engineer held yesterday at the depot
In Jersey City when the rnes In question planned
from which Il appears their intent misunderstood
The committee accordingly vent out 10 the night
train last evening 70 confer with the engineers along
the road and NJ expected, they take the view
Of the explanation their representatives. the difficulty
will be Immediately terminated No mail or through
train arrived Saturday. The Saturday m al train
lived at O'Clock a. n yesterday The steamboat
press train due Ssturdsy at II r. NJ arrived esteray
416 The Cincinnati express, due AZ 210 p NJ,
arrived stSP NJ The night express train left Jersey
City Last evening al ESQ.
FsrADE-The Second Regiment, Hudson Brigade, will
iargde Tor inspect and review the 27th and 2Sth
fats After forming IN tine IN Jersey Cry the battalion
sin cross 10 New YORK and ON hence proceed 70 Free
~, where tire review wi IKE place The 18th. THIS
the anniveirary Of The hattie Of Monmouth sd m
NtNi 'ele place on the ol1 battle ground the
a aaHi has accepted invitation Zoe the regiment 20
\. g,esVEs and participate IA the battle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
An American Dreadful y Beaten.

NEW HAVEN, June %, 1854.
An American named Tuttle was attacked and nearly
killed last night by large gang Of ishmen, who
in pursuit of some one, crying out, Where is the Id
Yankee" futile told them he Yankee. He had
two Of his ribs broken otherwise terribly beaten
Several arrests have bee made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

From ST. JOHN, N, B.-We are indebted to Fa-
vor's Express for st. John, N. B., papers Of June
23d. There is no important news. The Legislative
elections were going on throughout the Province.
From appearances the present government will
carry the day. The house Of William Bochnan, An
tlgonshe, was burned to ashes the goth ult, an
two of his children were consumed with it.-Bos.
ton T5,aptUfr JuDe "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

LUCKY MIsrAKE-A lucky mistake was that of
few years since, when two gentlemen Of Alabama
had q newspaper quarrel which became so personal
that one Of them, Mr.. A., wrote to the other, Mr.
and would expect to meet B. there. Mr.. B. replied
that he would be on hand. When the day arrived
the challenger was in Columbus, Mississippi, and
mistake was 80 ridiculous that their friends after
wards interposed, and the matter was settled and
hushed mn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

At Upper stewiaoke, Nosa Scotia few days since,
mhu rsmtd Andrews killod Of his children, about
tqhtttn months old the youngest Of family Of et h.
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From Norfolk.

ANOTHER KNOW NOTHING TRIUAPH-PERs0NAL
MOVEMENTS.
NORFOLK, June "a, 1854.
Mr. strobbs, WING and Know Nothing has been elected
Mayor of this city, and the entire Know Nothing ticket
for municipal officers has also been chosen.
The President, Secretary Dobbn, and General Cass
rived Of Old Point Comfort to day.