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hrlisr. ors,on on Inc American Idea, and wha grors

brGI. 0ra.ion or lie Anercan Idtt, cr1 "u1' g'o"1
out Of it,
Throughout the Grafton the audience manifested the
most profound attention breaking silence only to Warmly
applaud the sentiments AZ the close the orator SAT DOWN
amid the mos. dcaicn;nr applause.
The Germania society followed with Concci In 'he
evening the came society gave anothe Concert OF tue
seu.e place.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

At the Crystal Palace IN the presence OF SOM ''Vo'
persons, after appropriate national airs by the 1e'nAna
Society, prayer by the Rev J. b. Wskeley, IA 'ne
reading 81 the Declaration Of Independence b. VI =
Deshed Smith, the OF the day Rev. h. II. CH'-
rp wos in,rodoced amid ,roa' applause d.re-ei
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dict Of jersey City. In the evening, grand display Of
s,s uorks took place at Van VorslsIaare Daring The
day sgs were displayed from tee public buildings British
s,esu,ers ferry boats and shipping.
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- Mayor Aldermen Comrnonalty Of the City q
NewiOFk relative to the OPENING STREET
the Egbnayenue the Hudson River In the City Of New
iokPgrsuant to satatss sch made and povidd the
Mayor Aldermen aud ucnxty Of the City Of New Yok hereby
they intend apply the Supreme Court OF es
State q New Yot ats ie sad Court to be held u:
City u New York Saturday tie 9Th Of July A. D. lS>s e.
the Of the Court day thereafter e. eoen
be the Of Commissioners VI kssmase
entitled matter; that the end
Of the lnpoyern, hereby intended tbs OPENING Of
from the Eishthavenue To tho Hndsoa
BT.r IN the City o. NewYoTk laid out the msp o. plan u
Of the Legislature OF the Reo
PIE the State Of New York entitled An Act Ielstivs 70 Improve.
City
KewYorE and cr other prlres passed April 1871 And thsf
ssd win then there be moved amend tbs rule hero.
sde aud Ia the Of the application Of the
Mayor Alderman and Comonsty Of the City Of New Yoth e!a
,,enue ~ ths E..t RIVE fno now scsssdl n hs CIV y
NeYoIt and dated S May @ thas the Lands required for
the Opening Of Eighty third street from the Eshthsvenue the
Hudson River Be included IN proceeding under the Com
and that the title ofthe proceedings be changed accord
DslyDsec New York, June 10. ls5l ROBERT J. DILLON
jel3 I'd Counsel o the CORPORATION.
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FIRES.


riHE pELsscy--r.
M.o'clock Monday evening, fi.e roof OF house No.
:el Delspcv.st. was &c, fire by fire crackers
The flames were e1tngui-hed before much damage oc-
CURED.
FIRE FoCRTH-sT.
AT late hour tic night, the roof OF the dwelling
house No. 70 Fourth fire by the ignition OF
some fire works The fire was eIngushed with few
pals Of water. Damage slight.
FlE LUDLow-sT.
The alarm of FIRE 10 o'clock las night was accustomed
By the burning Of some fireworks in the house No. iOi
Ludlow-s, occupied by Geneta Fredenturgh Tue prei'
res sustained but slight damage.
TIgE ~ cHANBERs-sT.
The sane night the roof of the premises No. IS Cham
beIs.s caught fire by the ignition of quantity OF fire.
crackers II was exDguished by the members of Hook
and Ladder Co. No. !. Damage trifiny.
FIRE n BROADWAY.
At3 O'clock yesterday morning the floor IN 'oni OF the
basement door Of the Broadway Theacf was discovered
to be on fire. bat the flames were exiDgushcd before
much damage occurred. The fire caused by several
packs Of lighted crackers being thrown into tie base
mont.
FIRE ~ wATfE-sT.
Tie horfe No. 34s Waor-st set on fire on Monday
nght by fireworks but the flames eNtinguished with
@ few rails Of water.
FIRE Is GREESwfcE-sT.
dwelling house No 5Is Greenwich-st., and before the
flames could ~ exlingushed the roof was considerably
damaged.
FIRE ~ McDoUGAL-sT.
Yesterday afternoon FIRE broke out in the rear of No.
11s NcDouenl-st but it was soon extinguished Damage
Eight.
FIRE rs oHgisToPHER-sr.
AT o'clock Yesterday morning the alarm OF fire was
occ asionod by the burning Of quantity Of shavngs in the
bakery conner OF Christopher and Greenwich'ss The
flames were extngushcd before the premises sustained
much damage.
FIRE LToSARD-sT.
About O'Clock in The evening fire broke out in the
roof Of the frame-cuse No 60 Leonardo ST. The flames
were confined 10 the attic. Damage $3.50
FLEE ~ ALLES-sT.
APP NJ the alarm was caused by the roof of No. 10
Alon-st. tab ing fire from ire-craekers.
FIRE Is EIGHTH A'ESCK.
At clock in the evening fire broke out in the two
story house No. 52i Eghthav., occupied by James Pha
gan AZ millinery store. The flames were speedily exiin
gushed not however before the premises were damaged
70 the amount q sOO Insured for $3.50 in the Asor In
sursnce Company
FIRE IN THIRTr-sECoSD-sTREET
At 3 o'clock F. NJ. a fire occurred in house No. 267
Thirty sccond-st occupied by Thomas Mclaughlin. The
premises sustained but slight damage.
YIRE Is gRooNE-sT.
The rooms of the American Bible Union, in tho Rev.
Or Cones Ircme-st were discovered to be fire about
o. o'clock ON the night of the Fourth. 1t the work
of some graeecss ineendiary who aln, find anything
except books and printed sheet: for the various editions
of the Scriptures in different languages, left the place,
after firing The elice. Mr. J. c. Young, assisted By
some citizens exnguished the flames before they had
done any serious damage Loss about 5000, which IL
covered by Insurance.
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MARLNE' JOURN4L.
PORT or NETWORK.
Arrived.

L. $ Mall steamship Nashville Berry Charleston ;, NJ
sd res srosors neron The n es'ae ever ne %
urd.y sr. NJ sunday ~ A. lat SiS, aSehsnee1 ~,
the ship Csihsfie. hence Chaco ss'r DAY u
Lsf besF'rs IVES, aired steamship ods 'o'
:. a p Il snsixed steamship Aarcn. fer Charles en- -
Bak Adra ss s-rds Lshosa G. Is marble snd . riss 70
:. A. AsgchAGo. -,
Brs stephen Horton IS Is. sal. 70 Psnn'
IL. Lewis
Bs Iarpen tcs Bansor) ro:o7 NesviAs ieds mss'e to
Owes = Son
Ri, nos jarvis Chas sds cotton % q. Bu,kley
Brs Sus.ga fPoE;ul De Araa LoE a dA, wus sni salt 70
b. Msiine iof Rocklsad Ssr1le sssu, Granas lS ia.
SUGAR J. +. Wit-. -.
4. t,rit 4. to : NJ Nsrdtu
-. r. .fs I-s,i Hssgsn. Nst.Bsa. Z.
- n n E,ooInan O.. Sailed Ia company With BARK cs,h
81, sss,. W.i. smh, Wiiuirsoa. n c, navel
pcuer 4 Poor . -. o., - pi.,,,x. -.
Escofsrs 4 Co ri, ,s1. ,,i, O.. -. q
ssrsh Bseun Pes.soa Galveston, $ C nsSa sos' to
Dolner Peter. - Nil
sehr serse SAITH svanah de- cotton 10 Ns'e's
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Arrived

N steamship Empire City, MeGe~s9 Ss vS ' jane
Vi, ssh, with rd.s. aud 70 NJ u hoos'e
steamship Al.b.ms Scseock ssysinan 90 Ss.
sud PISS Samuel L. Mitchell Esq Sunasy 81 ~ g. " u
Ship h61sic Bsto sses Liverpool Msy % N anu -,
80 20 " r. rarscct:. Is A. lou " H. saw IVY sso
stand. jane H. the eG end OF New roana'sna ~
~ l -d OF ice az enc June q ard % passed RON ~ 70
20 LAY s,srruv re tror and INCHES ,bes
In E SIS 4 Ion y 81 Has has light westerly winds; sis RAJ
rilot CT tosid days. ,-, ,.n.. t,,. "
sugar 70 Tl6s OvcuA soa. d, Am
Rs -.e Leays Nassau y. T.. ds eoGee eooa .o-"'''
10 c. Durard. . ~ -, .,,.i .,,-..
shT GsTie Horton reudetcn Bourdoa coal bound 20 Se'
-, ,.,-I ,...s q, PHI. ;.lphin
Schr Tho. Ellis, Sawyer. H-rwich d., zen
schr Frederick Brown Brown, Port snd g son-'
Or,ec Fowler Providence S d.. ri's-
soon Tbs HULL Hal Providence ds, r'tse
$40 Amelia Smith. Portland. Ct, stone
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n YsUPREME couRT;rRoBERT IN H g s3SE'

w n DENIV,H v I'M H1u an roo rset ro
NiESummons for am0ney demand on
IRAN EYE You hereby summoned and TO sas~sf me
t action which filed ia the onics OF the
e oil he CITY New York the 10Th day Of NAY
1854 snwer 10 the SAID on Us
l..r AT his Office broadway, ia the CITY OF ne" iofk
within twenty IT, service hereof exclusive .. ne asy
rcb se fail the said complaint WITHIN me
time plaintiffs In ts action will take fss
hundred sud seventy ahsn
"a o cent? with interest I 81 from the 4h day VI Msrcn
el interest on 9Th of April 1854 and n'sress on
fron Nav thousand eight undf:d sna
tls LcioDated New fors May ."
Ie5i HORTON, fiainfs Attorney No. loI Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Surrogate Of

y PURSUANCE OF an Order oil the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYok-Yoce hereby g-en a persess
having against JONATHAN TAFT late Of the City Of Now
Yk dsesssd present the with vouehs thereof 70 The
sgb nh the residence Of Rebecce Ann Tan No o1 stanton
IN he City Of before the FIRST day Of Derenssr
nsxf Dated the twenty ninth day Of May 1854
30 law Tn' JAMES IA. TAFT, Exsclor.
REBECcA Ann TAFT Esec-.r1
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A. the companies passed ont Of the west gate Of ue
Park they fled of in different directions and dispersed
The National salute fred from the Battery by
desachmenis from the Division, at ssnrise, noon and
sunset.
The Veteran Corps Of the War isi assembled in the
morning at their headquarters in L'rpeDardst aud
marched down Broadway and other streets to the East
River where they took steamboat ard proceeded to the
Ocean House. at the invitation Of Mr.. Real the pSopre-
tor. The corps spent pleasant day in this manner and
returned to the City in the evening.
CIVIC SOCIETIES.
Ats o'clock in the morning, the Order Of the Ameri-
can STAR composed for the most part Of young as
sembled to the number Of about five hundred, Union
square where splendid standard presented to the
Order, with appropriate addresses.
The Order then formed in procession under the direction
Of VIM w. Paen Esq, and preceded by band Of mar
tia music marched down Broadway to the Revolutionary
Monument now in course Of erection in Trinity Church
Yard.
In the center Of the front columns the Order paced
large shield surrounded by trophy of American naS
The shield presented the following inscription:
'''''''''''''''''
July i,h ls5L
AMERICANS
WILL TIE AsHEs
MAJ az YRs
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County of Notice hereby given 20 all persons having
claims sgs nst THOMAS TAILOR late OF Kingston Rhode isi
and deceased present the with vouchers me
crher AZ the Office Charlie Tracy No 10 Wisnsf IA the oy
o New York on the dag Of January
New York the Sd day Of July, ls5t - ,,v,o, .,,..,,
rgtnM Y.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

The Declaration of Independence then read by Mr.
John A. Hardcnbrook, who afterwards made few bret
,eark stpropriate the occasion, and concluded by in
PRODUCING Mr.. Wallace.
Mr. Wallace took the stand and delivered brief poem
from which We make the following extract:
Brehe by the rock Of Plymouth cafons, land ofhower;
Niagara ills Ii. rirbor where the Allesh.ny ,oSe
here Msour's nshfy sFrndy seek The mighty
Broihrs this day the msnoe, Of he Pas
Lei US with our i.s ssd from e sss vi, snf
Tia, The shall everians light
Tom ,he city AID the hamlet s.afI1s Might
Only se,d ,, tho M1sse ps M s ss hall ln H
country blasted by their victias on a: oedi
But that re ss9 :Id our 1Son , the od
Brothers then loe Of nmphfon Tie vale snd mountain Os
Not b,cE Superstition mot for Us ,,yrsn,. rod
Iore make only Kingdom our only nonsrehoo
Msior j. w. Bacon next introduced and made lew
brief remarks lie said:
AMERICAN BROTHERS: come not here to deliver an
ora,ion but briefly ask remembrance of the mar
tyrs whose ashes this spot and 10 whose memory
this noble monument yet TO be complotod erected All
the gories which for seventy years nave Satered
round our Independence day, and which now glow with
brighter ave. with O newly awakened radiance, spring
from t Efforts and the sacrifices of the dust which sleeps
in honor hereamid the boom o. cannon ana the chime OF
bells the roll of the drum and the cheers OF reeen Let
the sill voice of memory waken in hearts never ceas
inc tlois Of gratitude and honor 10 the heroes OF 20
the heaven born hand who fought and bed in frecions
eaufe, and who gave the irst Impulse 10 reyoiuOar
Of those who died Liberty and round these shores
We con now stand and preach 10 tue world the sacred n-
c;uo OF freedom of speech and thought and here raise the
star Spangled Banner-ile ai-6amlne OF manklnd-
regentration
At the conclusion OF Mr. remarks the Order dis
pcrsed, after giving sixhearty cheers.
The Long -Shoremens Benevolent Protective Associa-
ton turned out in large numbers, yesterday habcd in
their regaa, and accompanied by bands OF music para
ded the City, They passed through the Park and were
reviewed by the Mayor.
There were other civic societies except those above
named that took part in the festivities OF the occaton
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NY T. a T.. Il. BROWN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.


- EBEEEzER TIAYER. Administrator Of Samuel Wells de-
ossed AdsHe widow Of sd " els and wife Of John Doe
called the MARQUIS de 10 tase John Doe otherwise
called the Marquis de IA lsl~te sssael Wells Henry oneias
Adern ard George " Monsr DEFENDANTS
10 Adsne now wife Doe called the Marquis Dc
Vslctte and widow Of Samuel Wells late Of tho City
Of Paris Otherwise called the Marquis de
Wells: Ycu are hereby summoned snd required
answer this action which flied the office Of
tie Ck Court for the County Of Enc the City Of baf
fo on Of May and copy
10 eomplss Office No. Browns Buildings
Buffalo within twenty days after the seryce Of this summons
fail the sid
within the time Aforesaid hereby required the plain
tiff apply the Court the rsief ia said complaint
Dated May &C. 1854 A. L. BAKER, Buffalo, New York,
faxf.Tn Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
IN III ESIIANCE of am order of the Surrogate OF q

County Of New ok hereby giveno all persons having
JOHN LEE, JR late Of the City Of Newf de-
ceased 20 PRESENT with vouchers thereof 70 the
~ H. No 27 the City of Newfork on or before
~ ,@r.ic,h dav Of November xDated NewYork the 18th
day OF May. ls5L HENRY s'oii IAe''''
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rlHE ~ rtLsscY--r.
A. O'Clock Monday evening, fe roof of house NJ
:el Delsncy.st set on fire by some fire crackers
Tie flames were extingui-hed before much damage &C
CURED.
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NOTICE il hereby given according to law and IN
~ uuuanee order the Surrogate OF The Comfy OF New
Yo 10 an persons having claims against ABRAHAM ChE'E-
LING late Of the OF Newlok Physean deceased 70 pre-
e sa. thereof the subscribers at ho once OF
Dayton, No e Chanber IN tho CITY Of Sew os ins
Mace Of the twelfth day o Jane
pn,.t-psed New .Yotk, the 6fh dsy Of Decenber ls1
LUCY Y. CREEELING,
IrAAC DAYTON. Admnisifai0r
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- VILLAIN Is LAWTOS ssains, LOUIS NEWsfADf SUN
mons money demand ceItraet lcom not served Ito
IOIs EEysTADT defendant: You hereby summoned and
rean TO snswer tie complaint In this action, which died 10
IL Office Of the City aud County Of York. the
City Hall ia the City Of Newfork the sd day Of June ~, And
said subecnS
ers at No. i57 Broadway la the said City Of New.
York whLin twenty sef tie service Of this
,xen.ye service; snd fail 10 the
complaint within the time Aforesaid tho pl.nf IN this sciion
will tale Judgment six Hundred and
nine Dos with the 3 day Of July thousand
eshf hundred three besides the costs Of this action
Dated New York, June T. 1854 - -
I'll f.vfu ~ A p N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

CO. The Enquirer corrects US in one par
ticular in which we checrfu.!y acknowledge
our error-the statement that the Ohio adj
dress was signed by the Ohio delegation en-
tire. At the same time, we remark that
every member of that delegation might have
signed this address with good Conscience
Douglass in his sophistical answer to it, prov
ed the strength of its positions more than he
did that there was any error in it. If its au-
thor, Mr. Chase, does not overthrow Doug.
lass completely, we shall be much mistaken
in the man and in the justice and strength OF
his position.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

President Pierce has been accused by his
old friend and supporter, the ". Y. Herald
of writing a rank free soil letter to Van
Buren, meeting, held in New York city, in
l848. This statement was made on the au-
thority of Jno. Cochrane, Surveyor Of the port
of N. York, while the editor insinuated tina:
Judge Waterbury of the n. York p. o., knew
something of the letter. These Office holders
under Pierce dodge the question. Both recol-
lect perfectly well a letter was received from
Gen. Pierce, but Cochrane thinks Pierce re-
buked them fer the movement they were ma
king! Waterbury thinks he merely declined
the invitation. Now il comes out that Mr.
Pierce denies ever having written such let
ter at all. Thus these two knaves gives the
President the lie, and he gives them the lie
and they give each other the lie about the
contents of the letter! We think exactly
with the Louisville Journal when it says, in
speaking of this matter:-Now if Presiden
Pierce is very sure that he never did write
the letter which Waterbury and Cochrant
say they Jaw un Ter his own hand, we thinl
/ he had etter have those two fellows dismiss
ed, the one from the post-office and the othe
from the surveyorship, inasmuch as scamp.
who distinctly remember whatnever happen
ed can't be trusted to remember apythin!
else
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

WHOLESALE DRY Coop House. AT LOU
IsvILI.E.-We call the attention of all inter-
ested to the advertisements of James Low g.
Co., Louisville. This is one of the largest
importing houses in the country, and as their
purchases are made for cash, the firm can
certainly sell cheaply as any establishment hts
East. The house OF Jas. Low G. Co. is
known over the West, and especially in this
region. All we have to say, is to refer coun-
try dealers to their advertisements. They
are now receiving large stock of Spring
aud Summer Dry Goods, 10 which they invite
the attention of dealers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

dTT The Enquirer talks of"outrageous state
ments in the Journal, and Of stupidity, &C.
IL appears to US tit would never dare use
the word stupid again, after the late appca =
ton of the word it made to Senator Clayton
and the miserable overthrow it experienced
In attempting to prore the stupidity. We
should now like it to prore that any state
ments we have made are SO very "optraue.
ous." Our neighbor has a very comfortable
way, and peculiarly his own, of pronouncinp
any and everything false, outrageous, stupid
&C., which he can't exactly prove to be 9th.
or than just what we say. We hope tc
break him of this habit ere long.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

" Professor Horsford has submitted q
plan to the city government of Boston, SINH
lar to that adopted in London. for regulating
all the time pieces in and about the city, by
means of machinery capable Of dropping a,
precisely IL o'clock, noon, a colored ball
which IS to run up at FIVE minutes before ~
the machinery tobe placed upon some..elevated
Point-and detached at the precise moment,
by the action of the electromagnetic appar-
atus connected with the clock at the fire.
alarm Office. A most desirable plan, and en-
urely practicable, as we'll as cheap.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

WHOLESALE Dry GooDs 1T CINCINNATI.
We call the attention Of country dealers
and that OF cur own merchants who trade at
Cincinnati, TO the card of Winston g. Co.,
wholesale dealers in dry goods. They have
one of the largest houses in Cincinnati, or
in the West. We are acquainted with two
members of the firm, and can recommend
the house in the warmest terms. Their
stock is very large, prices low, and every
thing favorable to the purchaser, while tie
members of the firm are gentlemen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

FAMILY Poisoned III New ALBANY.-We
learn that several children in family by the
name of Morgan, were accidentally poisoned
in New Albany on Saturday last. Ii appears
that some preparation had been made for pois-
ening rats, but which was left in position
where the children got hold of it and eat it.
or these children one died on Sunday, and
the others were at last accounts in a critical
condition Lou. Dem
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11
WAIsISVED

On the 9th inst. by Rev. =. McDermoit, Mr. THOMAS
REDMOND to Miss ANN ELIZA CoWAN, all of this
county.
We congratulate Mr.. Redmond on this change of life
and wish him and his every happiness Even he has
remembered the printer, may he cmprint hi. emory
number efi.k.n-.te. Of hlm.elf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND STATION
ERs.-We invite the attention Of readers @
the advertisement of Messrs. Corwine &
Hamilton, Louisville, who rot only are large
dealers in books and stationery, but are well
known manufacturers of ink, inkstands, SC.
A II orders sent to them will be promptly at
tended to, and full satisfaction given in pri.
ces and goods. s...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.


SEYArE.-Mr. Hamlin presented memoir
ais in favor of the reduction of duty oil all i'm
ported iron to $1,000, aud charcoal iron at
Sl5,0 per ton.
The Michigan railroad bill was taken up
and passed.
A bill granting lands to Louisiana for the
construction Of u railroad from N. Orleans to
Sabine river, passed.
The French Spoliation bill was taken up,
read through and postponed
The Nepraska bill wos taken up, and Mr..
Everett delivered an able speech.
HoUsE.-The House went into committee
Of the Whole on the Deficiency Bill, appro-
priating $4,000 to desray the expens CT the
committee appointed last session to examine
and report in regard TO the armory at Spring
field, was passed. The committee rose and
reported the bill to the House, and without
further action, the House adjourned.
PIrrsBuRG, Feb. 8.
In the case Of Nee osky's administrator
versus the Pennsylvania railroad, verdict
was rendered for the plaintiff for S4,5OO.-
McCiosky u drover was killed on the road
last March.
There is considerable excitement in refer
ence to the extraordinary proceedings of The
Legislature in reference to the Sewell muir
der. The papers here condemn the attat ks
of the members upon Judge Mcclure. There
is strong feeling in the community, against
the special actor, in this case. Sewell will
be hung OH Friday. 1t is reported that Gov.
Bigler will not sign the bill, if passed.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 8, p. m.
In the case of Warden against the Times
newspaper for libel, the jury this afternoon
brought in verdict for the plaintiff for ST.
200 damages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11

STATE OF NEW YORK, &C
COUNTY NEW YORK "
David s. Jones' President and Royal Chamberlain Set
crctary OF the New York City Insurance Company being
sevcraiy and duly do depose aud say each Tor
himself that the foregoing FULL and correct state
affairs of said Corporation and that they are
tie above described officers thereof rr, r..fs.tR
Subscribed and sworn before me-
this Eth day OF January, 1854
ID. HOBURT. Commissioner Of Decds.
.-. DAVID 5. JONES, President.
ROYAL CHA NJ BERLAlN, secretary.
feb93t JREMlAH BENIN, Agent.