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ion. :: R eidaiass, \. @. Pres. G. O. TinDsy,
u. GriswOld, " Loria AndFsss
{" Rsabsa IIlSeheOek, PruL s.sssI st- JON.
II. D. Ciark, P. K. Spsnesr
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W ". = o.l.; Gyrus P,sha'',
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a. DwIGar ST iHTox. N'
FAC VIZ.
II B BHTAsT. Professor Of the eeisnes Of Accounts.
IL D'ioHr siRaTTOs, AssOcihts Prof. Ia the several
Departments
LwA.uruorOs Lusr Professor. q the spenesri'n
Pr sss.c,. System Of Peumahsliip and
Con. Correspondence.
sARAH l. sFDcEE, lnsiruetress In the LAdles Writing
W. W. HlGDEa, Assistant Prof In the Bookkeeping
Department.
Hons Judge srlEr~TArHEH and u. D. cLlEr, Lee.
turefs Commercial Law.
Prs,ident AsI MAHaS, Lsetursro6 PelitieslEconomy
EHERsOx E. Wars, Lecturer on COn-sTeial GeOg
rAphy.
For full Course In Double Eniry Bookkeeping
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POr various style, in Ornamental PeDmansip-ss.rr:sd
upon.
THE Principals Of this Institution design ma.
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ac,ve duties of tv vbuuiing Room and business pur.
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used by the most accomplished modern AceOunisnts
~il ha Taught 10 thorough ard successful manner.
TIs department. under the pesOnal superinte dence
~ one q" the hest accountants IN the United States No
Mercantile College in the West possesses superior equa
~ 'anage' for mPartng practical knou ledge oiCom.
'ercId Sci~rce.
Mr. ] A. R-dingtOn, an accomplished and experienced
Accountants In vI"us branches Of Commerce aud Trade
IL asspciatedin this Department and win attend to writing
mp B'ok4, adjusting long standing and complicated &C.
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C'mne cal Geography il an important and interesting
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The Spereerian system Of Penmanship In all ts forms
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The Ladies Department s entirely separate from the
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January s, 1854 "
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thort settlements; long friends.
CsrroltOn, April 20. 1884, ]. ARCHBOI.D.
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CARROLL STEAM MILL.
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August O. 1854 st,
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PINE LUMBER,

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Nov. 1854
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
NEw-HAMpsHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CoScoRD, n H., Thursday June g. 1854.
The Democrats have agreed to proceed TO the election OF
United States Senators tomorrow at II o'clock A. NJ.
The Legislature met in convention this morning. and
elected Democrats to fill the vacancies in the Senate and
House.
Gov. Baker was inauguraed this afternoon.
The procession for the Inauguration embraced the Leg
islave Committee, the City Government several military
and fire companies and three bands of music.
Tho Governors message was practical, and mostly
treated of local matters briefly abiding TO national pol
itics. II fully ndorses the Administration.
In the House Mr.. Flanders of Manchester (Whig' in-
Produced series Of resolutions opposing the disturbance
Of the Missouri Compromise and the extension Of Slavery
in the Territories; condemnng the conduct of Mes'rs
Norris Williams and Harry Hbbard and laudlng the ac-
fon of Messrs. Kerdge and Morrison on the Nebraska
BILL The resolutions specially assigned for Friday
il rained heavily all day.
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HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Thursday June Z, 1884.
In the Homeopathic Convention, this morning, Dr. Coke
Of Philadelphia reported Povings of Hydrophoba, which
were referred to the Publishing Committee.
The following resolution, introduced at meeting at
Cleveland was adopted after a debate:
Esed That regard the Homeopathic law ascosStene with
disease and that other than those pointed ont
hy the law simid ribus the resu, part of the
~ orr Naa Medioa mainly the result OF want of ui
fcen know ledge part Of the phyan Of those remedies
air adv school ard insueieny the Ho-
intopailc law
In the afternoon reports received from various
COMMITTEES and referred.
Further explanations were made in reference to DIR.
Schmidts matter; but il was settled tremendously
DIR. Pulte reported the proceedings of the Committee
appointed last year procure suitable stone for Hahne-
mans birthplace.
Buffalo was selected the place of meeting next year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

GREAT FIRE IN HAELEY.-Duriny the storm q last
night at aLou; 10! O'Clock the lightning struck large
building The corner Of One hundred and hirtysecsnd-
st. and Fourih-av., Harlem setting it on FIRE.
The building formerly occupied by the Harlem W.
road Company as csr ho1e but had recently been
taken by the Union Rubber Company ani fitted up AZ a
a great expense for the manufacture of their goods.
considerable portion Of the machinery had been al
ready conveyed into the building End fitted up anil
featuring would have shortly commenced but for this
toward disaster.
Tie building was composed Of wood, two and half
stories in hight The lightning struck the cupola and
the fire could be subdued the building totally
destroyed. We informed that the safety Of many of
the adjoining buildings was in great jeopardy and but for
the indefagable exertioDs of the remen much larger
amount of damage would have been sustained.
The building and its contents said TO be insured but
owing to the atenes of the hour unable to obtain
nar.iculars.
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THINGS IN FLASHING TON

Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
WAsHISGToN, Wednesday, June 7, 1854.
The outstanding liabilities of the Administration to
Members of Congress and their friends upon the passage
of the Nebraska BILL pressng and as the liabilities
exceed the assets there must be an overhauing OF the
eaky vessels-the weak brethren who have received APP
pontments from this Administration under the first division
of tie spo and have in their faith and ale ance
especially on the Nebraska BILL searching investigate is
now going on in tae Executive Departments headed by
Gushing aud Col Washington, which promises an abund
harvest of official heads obsnae honest men, who
must give place those who loyal and vocfcrous in
their support of this Nebraska orthodoxy The result
of the municipal election in this city discoses horrible
deecton-a secret and serious mutny board the Ship
Of State where Commodore Pierce has hung out his broad
remnant to the breeze and where the wind sometimes
blows terribly 1t is said that Secretary Marcy is luke
warm in this work of renovation and reward, oespoaage
based on suspicion and Know Nothing statistics andhat
he will be transferred to London in exchange for Mr.
buchanan Col. Forney favors this exchange OF great
men upon the ground mainly that with Mr. buchanan as
Premier he can manage both him and the President with
far less trouble than lie now has IN managing the Preten
alone The various and complicated promises entangei
with prior claims previous preempton rights
puzzle and pe,plex the President amazingly especially
with perseverng and determined members like DIR. Odds,
always on hand and ready for row. The Nebraska
claims must be settled promptly in ordert carry the great
appropraons at the close of the session. which may ena
bic the President in the absence OF Congress- and III his
discretion (which with him. take it, is " the better part
Of valor y to make war or not The amusing CuNom
House serenade in York, to Judge Douglas exclies
thc laughter Of the Nohngs here who understand
the Joke as et out by John Van Buren, The President,
an told by Sam Green Jr neted at it, and threatens
TO crush out the joke from the New-York Custom
House. and to rebuke John Cochrane and Rynders for CIV
ing the first aures of the Nebraska triumph to Judge
Douglas when it known that if it had not been for the
President and Vice President Atchson, Hunter, Mason
and Jefferson Davis he would never have introduced the
clause repeating the Missouri COMPROMISE ana iha' nc
oua have backed out after he had reported it, had he not
been kept between two brisk fires
son Of Senator WRIGHT of New.Jersey, who has been
Secretary of Legation abroad, will be appointed Charge
Aaires TO Sardinia vice Mr.. Daniel who returns home
u~Ai""e' ~ N M.
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FROM THE MINES,

GOrp MINIS II THE COlsT RASGE.-1hs San JOss TEL
egroph gives the following account of the discovery of
rich gold deposits in the mountains about that place
Rich deposits OF gold have recently been discovered in
the coast range OF mountains east OF San Jose Valley
about IS mile distant from the Mission Of San Jose.
The pceers discovered in valley, through
which stream Of water which is reached after
crossing the third range of mountains in the char which
divides the Valley OF san Jose and San joaquin.
We informed by Ar. Edward Barnes Of Aleneia
County that hundreds have already assembled - he god
DEPOSITS and that stores and boarding house be ig
constructed for the accommodation Of the miners. Mr..
Barnes nionE us that the operators are taking out om
ten 10 fifteen dollars per day 70 the hand.
hr. Van tOssen intelligent merchant q Mission San
joe, has sent out a store 10 the disgings.
Considerable excitement exists IN this cit, tho subject
and We have heard Of many persons having already started
for the pacers and others preparing 10 80 there.
TEE COAST RANCE Coin MISE.-'fhe excitement Il
the nereaseseyeral parties from Santa Clara Comfy
have gone 10 the pace1old and young have gone and
going. gentlemen who LOT the diggings GA MONDAY
estimated the number Of persons the ground at between
100 anu 800, and the average esd at - per day oD
then many more hunt reds hf ge gone TO the gold
is said that the deposits situated upon er'eN d
flows down valley in the mountains, and ar. ra-b
east from The Ho, Springs. ISan Jose Ise1 u L..
MISISG.-N understand that in one Gay a.: anu - ul
week, four men took out Of Jemlson ,ia O.. 81
go ounces. On Saturday they took on, - ouee' o
eral Companies have struck the lead the Pas1 week. anG
are doing well. =, T., -. -, :,
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NEU-ENGLAND JTOMANS' RIGHTS CONTEN
TION At BOSTON.

This Convention held lis session at Meionaon Hail. Bos-
ton June and though it assembled just at the hour when
the decision Of Commissioner Lorag was announced when
consigned poor Anthony Burns again to life OF slavery
and hrongng thousands waited to see him driven from the
shades of Bunker Ill., without liberty and without hope
still at on early hour the Hall was crowded to its
utmost apacity-galery ases, steps to the PLATFORM all
filed.
The Convention was called to order by Lucy sTOSEA
and the following officers appointed:
PradeH,-MRs sAK,H II. EAsLE
=, p,o < Hum, Nh. .e r Fssaas.. Samuel W Wheeler
6ez E.! d6 ScIsI. s s:2 d E:sI
Sab r,p., S'a''''''' xi..E NJ r..
'''- hume, Committee. =.
Lug S .9Sen Dr. Hsrfi5t K Hunt Wendell philips.
Abby X. Foster.
After brief and pertinent address by the President
Lucy Stone on behalf of the Business Committee, offered
the following resolutions which were received and lett
open for discussion during the day.
Yld That no accident determine the sphere Of
r. use capacity should be tAe Only i, OF sphere
m .hsI Is ,l. ou o Pee reseS, 1sebd sphere
activities. her duty as ole aone can 90 IL 20 49, bssb
e they hitherto been accorded 10 her SCI OF nos
l.. Ii nal. II more honoisfle TO live IN de-
pendent idleness than to earn her own oe9a az ea
h 70 hose women who have above that pfaeiee and pre-
J,,d That since Governments derive her Jn pow .lo
m, consent Of he governed 70 Withhold the sht o. N
Woman b prsctic. DENIAL 81 tl-s SKI o''-'"' $50
ion of Irderendsnce T~r.-r~-
Jr,d Tst the sics influence Of Oman ~ cis L.'
mi iu ihs trialbour II rf oouuty nov - -.
orrfessed IL .oaee; snG vii be neelte Sill l-' - 80
There - .-w,-,l Tsri.ls+ures every
o, = sion 10 cali Conventions for me Qnfpose Q.
49, bst he shall not o. n'e' % ~
~, sn nav BE- admitted full share II me 20
ri ,xeeufire .nd iud eial seton Of cur country -
E,,,d That the Law which governs the lAp rea
lion ,na Los out the exsfnce OF AWeltss igh 70
- OF ber irdus,rv-d.nifs her equa properly s'
ht a. her rhdrea AID the custody CT hs' per
sou- Tosy unjust 20 cshonof-Di7 ~ ' Ia ees.-
i've 10 The harmony LIES holesi relation -, 80 .
psslfo9 That The which destroy t1e individually U
woman after Der nAriisee equally penie's 10 man V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL con. 49, 30,
TnvSror, n. ~, Thursday, june.

InFNloNi ~ ~,
IL. National Industrial Congress me; again L. -
Tho Committee on Business reported series q resolG'
erom among the number offered by members
T,V drny that Individuals entering civil
,,v must rive ar potion Of their natural rights
rights o. bsow, u 20 sc tha al .
nbos arc guaranteed pcaeeeble possession Of sheH natural
rights n, -, - =. .r.-t,..
the condition Of the toiinE millions aud 70 sdvoatr fear
ly lie fsht landlsss Ion II the Wild terri
Thai N, monopoly Of land by the few Ia against Ood ma
-
Tbs' The roper cultivation ofthe ard die soil W con
sucr Of ,lncs and abDrers who are uga
b, the ialng Ia competition win AM"
-.
They rivire land to Railroad and oths ona
unjust .pecinl gfafou. aud direct ebhefy OF tne
n, United States Senate u reprmanded ~" ho 1s's
uo,sted nm with dec Aratoa that senators should be feci
h the Itorie be made Immediately esponsoe - 'Hsn ''
then
religious federation resolution was offered, but not re-
ported by the Business Committee.
Committee on Address, and one to nominate Ma
tional Executive Committee were appointed.
Cleveland was selected the place for the next meet
ing To be held at.
mnss II Getting was held in the evening in front of the
civ Hall and was addressed by several Land Reformcrs
Adjourned til tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
MAINE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

TOKILAND W tIlVsFIdY JuI'V T, IV0I'
The State Convention of the Democratic party known
rs tic "Monill Men,, assembled here to-day The City
Hail WIS well filed. CHARLES j. TALBOT of Harrington,
was chosen President with Vice-President from each
County in the State
Speeches were made by Gen. Perry Of Oxford, Mr. Tai
bot, AID others. Strong anti-Nebraska and Maine law
resolutions were adopted. Arson 7. MORRILL, OF Read
field was nominated for Governor by acclamaiion.
In accepting the nomination, Mr. Morrill, made an eie-
quent speech indorsng the resolutions Great enthusiasm
pervaded the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

wo.n ard nay give him ,rr.ss ssTe or styra'u
wife.
Letters were read from Mrs. Pauline W. Davis .hs ~
T. w. Hgrinsor, the Rev. A. ID. MIy,, N-s 'ho'-
Co D. ard Sarah Crosby whose exnefcIec o. o. years
bad taught her the need II WON rs Rights.
Tt dioussons sustained By Lucy some, Ennl X
Gee the Rev. :. 5. Griswoli Josephine ). u m ?
sarah Pellet. VIM. L. Garrison, Dr. II. X. liant, hs'
Wright and Mr.. More,on.
A Committee was appointed fpn each Of The \ =
England sur ior me pa fos- OF secuIny ,i'' 20
culaiion Of Woman Rights Petitions The deepest inter-
a., was menf sed by the audience fhrDuy h a the sea-
.ons and when 10 clock in the evening tho Conyea
ton adjourned The universal feeling at good f1r rs 70
j. re here apparent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIST
IAN ASSOCIATION.
BUFFALO, Thursday, III

BUFFALO, Thursday, june :, 1871
A numerously attended Convention Of the Young men
Christian Associations Of the United States and Canada
now in session in this city,
Associations of Boston, Pittsburgh NewOgeans, Cincin
matt Springfield Cleveland st. Louis Louisville, Chicago
Quincy Peoria Toronto Quebec and Worcester, are rep
resented GroRor W. HELME Of Neworleans was chosen
President. H. A. Robinson of Massachusetts,, Moses
Lyford Of Maine. H. A. Young of Missouri, j. Holland of
Canada J. f. Jackson Of Pennsylvania, Woe PresidcEts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

would IN, te secured In the erjoy-rt Of poll allied 20 Has
spd and fisnce.
osoted That the Of Poisnd .gi cent In TIC
conditten Of ihnectns from the fact thai England e55nfy
with France and Turkey already with Rlisatl1 alst
Ioweui mous The ros'o- o. Plsris PETITION IN the f5rH
both Houses OF Parliament psyas that direct
sf Afforded the Polish nation Ia establishing lie
orsi e1iseDce snd thst the rresen shall BE- aid
vhout having offs the seesy Poland shall be
ed an iudsps ndeui nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
VERMONT WING STATE CONVENTION.

RUTLAND, VI, Wednesday, June 7, 1871.
The Wing State Convention assembled here to-day 1t
was fully attended and the proceedings were harmonious
The following nominations made
For Governor .. nv
For Lieutenant Governor OSCAR L. SKATER.
FOR Slate Treasurer ............ HENRY ". BATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
100000 IN GOLD.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW,

The steamship George Law, Lieut.. G.. Fox, L. S. NJ
commanding left Aspnwall a; 9 o'clock on the morning
of NAV a. and arrived at Quarantine at o'clock P. NJ
June shaving been detained off Sandy Hook five hours
by the fog.
She brings the California Mails of May 10, s973,i7l in
treasure on freight, and 43 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
FROM NASSAU.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, June g, 1854.
Nassau dates TO the eth ult. have been received at
Charleston. The ship Robert L. Lane had sailed with her
cargo for New Orleans and the sehr Mobile had sailed
with the James Wrights cargo.
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ellington. w. 7. snitehe.t o

a., shington, w. L. Snlehett o
aud w j. Rhccs OF Wa
Boston, Scortar 10 devise some Organized
Tho object Of the Ccnvcn'ions pror,bou, Tho Aneri
method for promoting Christianity
can Continent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, june 6, 1854.
The steamship Crescent City has arrived OF this port
bringing Havana dates to the 4th inst, but there is no
news OF importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK. Thursday jane g 1854.
The brig Windward from Boston, bound to Pensacola
with ice put in here for repairs having been into by
shin of Cape Cod the ls inst, carrying away her
fore1nast bowsprt, wndlass, &c.