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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
SECOND BOARD.

lBURsDAT, Aus. LTD

Asur retailing q: old prices Stock iigh.
Bhl&Apastr1s--Ilour tended upwards. The ba,ss en-.
mixed to fancy Western, at - % 90 so; and other
kinds In proportion; Canadian was unchanged. Sac
'rsnspsed Of 1900 bbis southern wtnia yesterday
nsc Rye hour and oornmeal ruled abou. tie sme.
Wheat was quic-the sales Comprised 2, 100 ou ncls
soushesn at 81 % and6oo do red Long Islani III - :
8. % 81 %, and $500 do. corn Il 7so' Is
most descriptions, chsHy Western mixed, PEE bu.
CorrcS- Dealers wsio waiting private iet,e-s ths
America. The sales we've consequently light, ady
prirs. 9g FYA I'D
CoyfH Tho market was quiet The trnse wera wall
Ing The ane Ion sales soon to come OF. About loo
IRs'asn -liatos continued dun Shippers we're va.
ing he receipt Of prsas letters By tho America. 10
engaged OF l5s.; cotton Vas at 6-a2d for com.
prseaed. 10 Hsyre 900 balss OF costoo engaoi
at lsc ashes and bark % ss and 200 b6s OF
hcpcy engsgsd at Sc TO California rates woIs In
&C ave ~ doc per foot Measurement.
Blhf.--iho marAet quiet, but hrTn. Am. risan
dew rottea hemp ranged from $3.50 70 Sis5 arr
gfcBscc NJ S2ao u SEQ
Ms.-1he market vas ateady, With moderale ssea. al
lsos.-seetch zig was IN moderate demand Of about
$40 30 . ss1 perton.
&orIssEs.--tlla nnscoysoo ~as sold at about 81
GAva1 eToRs - ales 30 500 bbls spirits tur
tine reported at ACC. Gee. Raw turpentine and
scsia Tc1s s.ihout noticeable change IN prices.
cLs--Wc have 70 alteration to Dotice in the MARIE,
FOR whale, sperm olive. Sales OF 5000 gallons Nm.
seed tfansplred at 1sc Q spc psc sslou Lard
active AZ cid rata.
TRoyisoss--Pork was less inquisel for, bsing hell
above the views Of buyers a. SIS 80 for and u
e'h Tor primo, Peg BOZ No ehaagc occarred
atets the salcs of which conss.ed or lao 2acslges
There wese Geo bois prime lard purchased Al oae Der
10. Bef was sctive, bat not dea,er sales having
nesp msde OF poe eols q former prices Butter ANA
cheese were ssleable and Arm.
Rs. The sales cGsesSed about $50 casks, at IS 7sA
~ 1sh per lcoibs
srcAEs -lhe Transactions were moderate, but prices
steady. About cl5 hhds Porto Hoo were soIi 81
81 loco ana about 400 40. Cuba Museovaao at Axe,
and 20 do. d., at 4ssc,
wHSSKy,--Tbore have been 400 sS-s prison boush. at
355ss and 40 hhds. drudge, at 35c. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
United States Commissioners Court.
Before Joseph Brigham, Esq.


Ara. w. The United Sfates Is. J1oses Usss0,.
and S,T Oihfrs--An examination was had in this
case--Mr. Rdgway appearing for tae unitcd STATES
and Mr.. D. p. Nhed0n Tor the prisoner. Tie iact~
disclosed by the evidence were 81 defendants Wcr
portion OF the crew Of the American ship Gdalce.
Cd the voyage from Liverpool ~ New York, having
left ttGs port on the 23d OF June. Until the la'h
July they were noi.y end troublesome. On the last
named cay, two o. them, named Lyons and An
dreys, wcro seen sharpening their knives, to make
them double edged; and As there was reason 30 be-
beve that siey would, unless prevented, carry out
threats they had rsde to XII the steward, Capt
Taylor put thu m In irons. The sa,no evening che
other five defendants came aft aud dernasdod tho
release ~ .tc two men from irons. This demo d
wt9 noi complied With BY t. captain. They were
then quite u,usloars in their scijons ea DECLARE
tone. Subsequently, three OF the ssse ,arvly re-
fused duty, and were also put in ifoAs, but after
being kept there short iimo exprxsscd i wiling
ness 10 work u she captain would release them, and
aiso release Andrews, who was one OF the two first
ipoped. This tho captain acceded 10.
The Conmissi ,Aer thonght that tho evidence
vas sufficient 10 hold all except Jones, and he
dischaIg ed, while the remaining six we've o,,n-
ut!ei.
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lssgens Of ~ yArners' md Mechanics pssh Of Mem
ph Tenn, yesterday suspendsa payment Of the Grs n
hat nsisasson. He states that the ssspensn wiil b
only temporary.
Notice Is given " the recsvsS Of he Coebsuats BsaA
Bostcn that they WA ressvs presfs Of eas from note
AslSsrs end stAsss sv~y wsd.sslAy, from II 70 IA
ths wsister HAnk, Possen s-si7 fsEet taResfrr
he following dayidenda have hssa dssiarsa,-rhs New
York Lie and Trust Company semi annual dividend Of
-. esnt, yAyshss loth ro1,o; tbs BAas q Lous'sns
6per cent paysbSe 81 The nsrehsn o Bank the Attn
eeptenbr; ths ci,cinnat, HAnitou and Dayton Ran
read per cont In scrip hssEns ps, cant nssr
dssnshls In three years ~ fiaf nast aaH -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAi
MONET MARK EFT.
M n II * 70 t.


ne stool market opened cell this morning bat 70
covered AZ the second cali closed 6rm at improve
ment yesterday afternoon. At the second board,
however, tie ncysnce not maintained Erie closed
at AN Nicaragua at ie Central 90A, Cleveland
loo,e ~ 75Ss, Residing u G3ss Cumberland at (.
Nothing apparent then The utter Of strength
# every bull patty shion attempts to sust,n Tho
kct The most they do Ia 70 keep II IN hour
tNo, and pher left 10 seH IL Inmedat falls back.
Wess not for Tie scarcity Of The stocx a-d Tho
speculation Of tho beans, railroad otocks would be selling
piuch lowog than theJ are.
Auc, sales ii cry goods follow each other viii al
noCs rsiaity GENE seven took place 10 day, I'D
Ne Re that upwards Of millions worth OF pro
rerty wss sold at the hammer. II Is asserted Ia ono
quarter thu: tho loss the bulk Of goods vii not
exceed ten 70 dfecn rer cont; bat other source 81
formation down The dsict atwonty per at least
e any price, suction Gales Of dry goods 18th August
arc significant. Under ordinary circumstances the goods
cold st auction would have found their way tsso-e
this into the stores of country dealers Bat 20 much
money has tcsn lnves.ei and hopssy locked up bs ths
latter In railroads that they unable Il boy .heir
supplies and the lo6s fall Tho importers and
jobbers hero
On the Attn instan. tho Rank OF Ergaui redacod rs
rate Of interest to DE per cent the pants ccatsd by The
war having entirely sussdei The step Is bold obe,
ssss OF war Should any thing TO stralten tho
supplies from Australia and from hsuce tho rate would
immediately be raised, At much Suffering TO the con
ner5ai community Flour Is higher cotton an cousols
a shade lower
II Is IN nored In tie street that the railroad cnven
ton ettins at the st. Nicholas, WIN decide on n
uniform In In the rates of fare on the roads ran
resented equivalent % 20 per cent The present rates
II Is expected that Of this kind whioh wouE
add hall million to The receipts Of the Erie ana Can
,rel, would raise the market value Of the stock We
doubt II. Public confidence has endured TOO violent
shocl 70 sscover fuaienly.
The Hsrlsui books 70 oe opsnca 1t k said lace
dny ncxt; the ne@ books being pre- Jared rap,y
possible The statement OF the Ne~ haven Conpany
VII no. be ready for fortnight the state OF confusion
which the BOOKS present es the stny of the most ex
porercei Accountant Prom The Parker Vein Conpany
nothing has 70. Scen hoard. story going he rorna.
Of the papers about Offer teir made tho drvo:ors
fsr he steamships, 49, sold % the caioton, Compsny
,t entitled to regard everything cooaas fso,s
u at quarter NTH suspicion. The msuayers dsbt tbs
snFsny VIII t5so,occ, sa,d g have rsoefeir4 A5u,
saIes Of syuEio1s sleSh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT


o. fkAhGkRS' GUIDE IN LONDON.
~ BRUkR CONN MAKEEs
METCMfE, blNGtbY l. 60. sponge merchant, an
periuIneIs 10 hs Royal Aghress Prince ALERT $50 "a
and lSl Oxford street.
E0SFlEY, JOIN s0N, IL and 10 Ne~ strep4,.
Covert Garden. Needles, &c 49, Established $780,
BELLEVUE HOTEL 81 Norfolk street Strand. pycpro.
tor, NJ SnlveT@,lL Tie best aud most centrsl sisua
ton In Londn. Beard, lodging and service, 7s sd pc
day.
WARWICH H0CSE, Nicon, Hayes & smes LAC a,d
ia Regent street shawls, silks Irish linen ADD 50 tch
goods.
FARMER ROGERS, Ia. ia and 176 Regent street.
india thawls, French, Engiish, and scotch shawis-
BoAP
CJTAVER H. g., inventor and ou1y maker u the genu-
inc prire medal honey soap; msksr Of every kind q
fancy soap wholesale end for expectation u Fed Los
square, Holboin.
NIcoII H. l. d patented for their Niooi1s pslstot,.
ia no lis and 1870 Regent street, and ~ Cornhiu
Tho new edition Of /" Manhood" nervous and gene
,asiye DEBILITY and tho 81 prematare Decline sit
self oure sent for ~ By tho author Dr. j. Cur.
t;s rs AlbsmArle street, ffcsadifiy
rAcys on ANUsxnESr.
Madame TussAud's Exhibition, BAKER street Bss,ar
posfnsn square. Admission ID. EapoIeon Room snl.f
Chamber Of Horrors, Ca Open daily, from ii A. tr
10 r. NJ.
Iauy.nt's Casino Argyle Rooms, Great winanip
street. Dancing every night. Conductor sr. Laurent
Admission, shins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
EXTRA PAY.

TxTRA FAY AND BOUNTY LANDAU. UyrrErs
H. statos sailors vic at any time between 1913 ana
1908 served In tho faciac ocean, entitled TO extra
Pay, and All sreh ss served shore la California during
from EnW an pTs-rJ r.
Agent. and l,ate) purser U. 8 Navy, OF wsR street.
TINTED STATES SAILORS WHO SERVED ON saoaE
~ IN California, daring the Mexican Wa are nov
entitled . oonnsy land, and receive The sane OF 4.
l. Be.tS, &c W. -.sest lb1ssMcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

WyM. IRVING q CO., AUCrIONEERs This DAY,
w Friday OF Ivy o'cl,cx, at the rsstsu-an No 2S
Cedar streeAssgnees sa OF ali the furniture bar AZ
lures, vines copper ware &C., Consist black walnut
marble top tables do chairs and settass and
hxtures clocks sgsr sha~ Gases, bssr pumps, plated
caAtors Knives forss and SPOONS table cloths napkps
glass ware gas hx'uies copper boers pans, Kitchen
ranges Wines brAndiss segars &C. by order Of tbs
sic nses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Wv ryrrorp On MAnxEr, August IA, srm.-we
have again 70 report vegy quiet market. The only
trant,ctons coming 10 knowledge sale OF i3u
hok from rsht whale ship, ct 1859 Holders Of OH
,asen IN sHerm whale ships rm at i4Sc. 10 i6oc
here is fair naairy but tho sales have oeso
firm. The transactions includs coo bb s. az 58s 30 40
uIon pirate eIms, and 200 south Sea at 54c. Whale
oone The nasAet continues qact but ru Sales 1900
IDS AIcle upon plFhie terma. In farhaven, wc hos
% sac o. 4o,ooolb Polar .. advance upon 4ohc
cANrRirGg CATTLE HARETr.
Arc. l5.--At market Q t95 cattle . 400 beeyss s,a
80 s'ores lsrse beeflSt.s, IS so; d-st quality ss
seccra 90 " sE 25i thi,d do SEA s. 50; Ordinary
- 70 20. h.des-tc. 6Ac. per cwt.; taliow, SO.
aAe; potts, DC. CO.; esH sk,ns 40 i6c per ID
veal calves " IS ord'sary, SIS asa" %. Cows an6
osnSs-SS kssi two Year old, s15 500; hree yeNrs
old fta s5l sheep an aLab.G la2 % 1arkss; ext
~ fgj oJ lot 81 ~ Is ~ lhe market iay,ry hsly
ioelcs. owing in great easure 20 he severe shi
= many sections Of New sprssd. A vcrslns,l prcpor.
ion % the stock eoes lbs lead " extra aud hrs
!. 0alfly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

The quantity OF coal produced In 1858 In the ax.ons
parts the world set down at seyonty Gya rnons Of
Ions OF which Great Britain produces forty - r-ons
and the tuited etates the next .gAestoser Ie i4i
Lions OF iona.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
EPlRrTUAI.fRM.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE nETD EVERY
~ afternoon, from 20 O'Clock, aud every evening
from to 10, At Sal Broadway. Mrs. Trsohagen Is o
wfi,irg and tipping Ineium and gss CORRECT
N b.-Furpished svorns to 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

WIN. Writer'S, tUouONEER-wuL SELL, ON
w Saturday, At 10 O'Clock. ut 1877 lanai street. All
the psrl0r, chamber aud kitchen furniture Of family
breahng up Housekeeping o'nsistpg Of SOFAS parlof
rocking and other CHARS mahogany and waaut sxten-
rors bookcase; pased ware, china, glass aud cutlery
elegant tapestry and other carpets, oiicoth mahogany
and walnut bsdseads hair mattresses, feather beds,
marble top dressing and wsshss toilet SETS
wardrobes; dining kitchen furniture, &c. 10
Vet sma house, and the furniture for SALE also the
furniture Of large house for sale, sad tho house to
let. Terms easy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

CFERnT'S SALE OF GR0CERIEs-ON FRIDAY,
- August IT, at 10 O'CLOCK 1t 202 Ninth avenue con.
sistDg of general assortment II fine groceries, teas
wines, sugars coffee, spices, soap, salt Hour meal bu
ter, lard, he. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

DOARDfE6.--A LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOM,
~ hApdssn~ly furnished. with cloeets On the second
loor; ,tso three single The house has been htcy
pat IN complete der, the l-te~t improvements Va.
todpoea apply 1t Al walker street, few doors west
Of AruAdvsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Ane NctedS7 O cSWtnI cOnAss6 M vAAto aociGVn W
~ Blaes stone Bank 1880 to the Eliot g. to The
National Eana, and 90, 800 70 the shawmat
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stechs were made st auction BY A. q. Nioolays-
$1,000 Maysvills LAx'p Co.'s I'd mort In addsd 10
1900 nl'nois & Wisoonain RR lst mort do. 45k
~ 90 Bufala, Coming and N. Y. DO do. 6GA
1000 New York 4 New Haven h R., lada do. 8.
l.6t0 do. do do. DO say
so AZ srss Atlantic Bank Of New York. ......... IS
100 do. Farmers and Gtsens Banh, ]. L.. 46n
10 d. Commercial Bank II NsS York. GO
IL DO. Hanover Flre Insurance Co. ......... %
20 d. Harmony Fire Ins Co.,. 9S,S
The warrants entered At the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 10Th inst, we're
For the payment OF Treasury debts y
For the Customs Observation-Disclosures 30A5l 20
For the War DEPARTING .............. 11,0S5 u
For the Interior Department. II ,864 81
For appropriation warrant ior the Interior De-
parfmsnt entered. $4,000 %
For the Navy Department. i5,;oS 80
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
sourees..... ......................... iA2 so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

A UCTION SALE WILL BE SOLD By sOaEaty'
DYKE ut l33 esde street, tho contents Of An enai
grant boarding house with t"rcc ,ears ic.Se consst
Of bedding, and o other iarnitafe liquors, 81;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

G, HERIFF's BALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUR.
~ risuSe, on Fricay August 10, 1854, In Cumberland
sfrtet between 10 Kalb and Lafayette avenues Brook
bn-Eosswcod. mahogany and walnut pariar snd bsc-
room furniture, en- sa.e sso the beds and bedding,
ply carpets; also Kitchen and otosr goods numerous
70 mention. LOTT, sheriff Kings Co.
]. PIERCE Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

A UCrJON NOTICE -, " CRIsTlJ.An, kUcuo v
N ter Will sill. day. 1T Ten oo,cck, II Il S.sa1
ton street. househod furniu's, contained III lover Pa
of said houee. emitting nj ssvet, tapastr AMI tGes
ply carpetis divans tes. @tss COUCH sofa pier glass
mahogany chairs, table, wssh stsn1, oil Antings
ki'chen utensils &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

UCTTON NOTICE.-rH0s. BELL, AUcwONEER 4
"A BY BILL Bush This day, 1t 10h. O'Clock, ID
hand furniture and house k~spng articles, " virtue Of
mortgage; Is c2le'x nes'sass, beds, bsdhng, b.;
also quantity Of pledged goods, clothing books Ahre
Eatrrcay, valuable sHie, as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Va AHIED- BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ON THE
le or 10th Of September part " genteol house,
fulnisb bad nnfnrnshed; must have the modern Inn
proveents Location to be- below Twcoty street.
and above Bcecker and not than six blocks from
than they want will hear of good tenant by addressing
j. q g., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

TOsEPH HEGEMAN. AUC1IONEER-rUESDAY, Az
81 gust 20 ct IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at Rsmssns stables
street. the entire OK Of livery stable, conprsinl
twenty horses, ~ w.gons, coaehes sleghs IL set
single and double harness. ssddes, brides robes oian
kets, asish bels 60, Be The whole TO - ssh with0u
Yeserye--no further advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

DIiEof0RTE PURCHAeER-fF YOU A9E NOT
J. competent judge OF the tone, touch, mechanism,
ard action OF the instrumsnt you sey to BE- mis-
taa:n IN youI selection unless you have good advice
may select which win DO constant ex oense In keep
ing In tune and in order Apply By letter. per
ally for advice in the selection to professor CONDoN
go Broadway. Fee IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

VORN W. soaERrNDYKE, AUCuONEER, SHORE IL
81 Centre street. corner OF Franklin. -Aauinrtrator
sale Of mahogany and rose vood-On Thursday Aug y
at 2o4 Hester stree large quantity Of rosewood anI
mahogany veneer do plank, oak ps nix also un6nishs
tahlers, chairs. &c -.
WILLIAM T. REHFELD, Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

hIS0iUTIoN OF PARTNERsTIrP.--wF INFORM
IL the public and friends that the copartnership
existing bttvecn rs under the 6rm of shop Hendsr-
son, was dissolved by mutual the 18th dsy Of
August, 1854 GEORGE SHIP,
GEORGE HENDERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, WISE
esl basement aud second story
References exchanged. Address NJ, box $50 Hsrald
D{rA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

yIyO GENiLEMEN.-PIEAsANTR ROOMS 10 LET, WITH
board hot, cold, and shower baths in the house. Re-
fcre. ces exchanged HITCHCOCK, 81 Warren street.
WyANTED-rUII. BOARD FOR LADY, UP TOWN,
w Address G. r., Herald office
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

How TO RAISE THE W1ND.---A wealthy
Odessa merchant thought himself very gen
erous when he subscribed 10000 roubles to-
wards the expenses Of the war The empe-
ror Nicholas, however, was of different
opinion, ard gave orders that he should fully
equip two cavalry regiments, and maintain
them for two years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

EMIGRATION FROM THE EAST TO THE WEST.
Now that he emigration frow New Eng
land to California and Australia, has in a
degree ceased, the emigration to the West
has recommended al greatly increased rate
number leaving by the way Of Worcester
that Of any previous year. In many cases
whole families, apparently in comfortable
circumstances, take their departure. A large
portion are from Maine, with some from
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Many
intend TO locate in Illinois, and portion
bound TO Wisconsin, and even to the terri
tories still farther westward. Boston
Traveller.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

n. P. Willis states in the Home Journal
that his father had three children, viz Rich
ard Storrs Willis, Fanny Fern (although the
spunky Fanny does not seem to be proud of
the relation) and himself. This statement
puts at rest the relationship of that redoubt-
able lady.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

The main building of Bloomington Col
lege indiana, was burned few days since,
with the library adjoining-supposed to
have been set on fire. The estimated loss of
the library is from eight to ten thousand
dollars. The loss on the college building is
still greater.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

FRUIT UNGNJURED-The Newark Times is
informed by some of the best horticultursts
that fruit is not at all injured by the late
severe weather-and that the frost of Tues
day night was rather benefit, effecting only
the sickly buds, and leaving the vigorous
ones the whole benefit of the nutrment fur
nished by the tree
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29
School Entertainment.

We are requested to say to our readers in
town and vicinity that the Perrysburg Union j
School will give an entertainment in the1
Court House on Friday evening, May 5, com
menclng at>o O'Clock. They commenced o.
tie 1st of March last to make observations
CT the weather-humidity of the atmosphere
direction and force of the winds--depth
of rain that falls each month, &c, &c, and
to report the same to the Smithsonian Insti-
tute at Washington City, at the close Of
each month To do this correctly and sue
ressfully they need Hygfometer, Barometer
and various other instruments, which they
now lack; and to purchase these it will re-
quire some funds and to raise the needful,
they solicit contribution from every person
who may attend in proportion to their ability
aud libarality. We hope they will not be
disappointed In getting the means to carry
out their laudable enterprise, and that all
who go, will endeavor to give something
The project is new in this place, but has been
successfully practiced in many of our neigh
boring Union Schools for some time past
in Sandusky City the school raised, during
the winter of 1852 and 1858, in similar
way, sum sufficient to purchase good
Piano-Forte, and last winter some $500 for
different purposes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

San Francisco, at the last accounts, was
crowded with idlers, and the whole State
was experiencing the effects Of "hard times. "
Wages are remarkably low, men being hired
at from Ss25 to $50 per month, boarding
themselves at that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

nsrThe latest foreign news seems to rem
der it probable that Austria and Prussia will
join with France and England against Rus
sla. If this should prove true, the Autocrat
will have hot work up in his hyperborean
dominions, as these two nations combined
are almost a match for him in land forces.
We hope present appearances may not prove
deceptive, but have our doubts The next
arrival we think likely will see-saw the mat
ter the other way. We would like to see
him severely handled. because we consider
his rule the most despotic and hopeless fol
freedom of any in Europe. We do not
therefore wish to see it extended to new prov
inces, but rather crippled, subdued and re
stricted. His regard for "order' is rathe
100 strong for anything short of abject serf
dom
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

The bill for the abolition of slavery in the
republic of Venezuela has passed the Con-
gress of that country, at the suggestion of
the President Monagas. BY this measure,
some 10000 slaves are set free.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1854.
Uniyersalist Meeting.

There will be preaching at the Universalist
Church in Perrysburg, by Revs. George R.
Brown and Mr., Sweet, on Saturday and Sun
day, 29th and 3Oth instants
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

On Thursday night of last week the Pro-
peller Princeton, running on the north shore
Nof Lake Erie, was sunk near Barcelona. She
was loaded with merchandise for Detroit and
Chicago. Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-29

John Randolph once said I" he expected
to live to the time when slaves in Virginia
would advertise for runaway masters it
took all the corn to feed the hogs--all the
hogs to feed the negroes-and there was moth
ing left the planters"
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.ns~Russia has 100000 men in and near
Turkey, 1000 at and near St. Petersburgh,
and is now making new levy of men to
the 1000, by which 100000 more are soon to
take the field. Russia is truly giant power.
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BANK Fa1LURE.-It is currently reported
that the Bank of Castleton, VT, has stopped
payment. There is no positive information,
except that its bills are refused at the Suf-
folk Bank in Boston. This rumor comes by
telegraph under date of April Goth.