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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21
coNsUNPi ION cUssD -

THE OLD Dn HUNTER nInsnLv, 1nn PuYuUAY
whs established the HuntsxaA Dbpsnsagy. us DtVk
sss.i. ssST X.hNRT.1 L, ssszSE ws;stsS ~ y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

IAN nHTw1HN NEW Y0RK AND aLABsow.-
Hhe Glssgsw and New Ysrk Dtsauship OonpaAy'a new
ssSS,H3.aSr "a NV T6iE;I, aaSo ssas, Do A.:ss
tAsy. March H - IA o'clock H., and Wednesday, Nay
O'clock y. First cabin sAlooa staterosms, 80 %.
hips d.. ~; peoonS cabin, $50 third class, y4 Apply
JOHN NoSYMON. - Broadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

UyORTY HORSES FOE BALk-TH1 UNDnRsI0MU
onsr for sale q sher stsses whilsessrs gs 80
The contains number Of fssy matched pAr suit
Bile for carriage ssams and numssr Unsurpassed fs need
condition address CLARK 4 ynRR0LnAH, Whssssexs
Oneida county n X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

N1TJD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY POR
New orlean Viz Havana, sailing ~ two o'clock p. ~
Pier foot Of Warren street, carrying the government
r This company istsnd 70 dsspatoh, on Monday. Feb a.
|sseanee CRsoCkNT CITY, Captain nsdsey Baxter
received sd in!t specie only tAksn sigh 70
shippsss win % fus.ishss With the bank orn Of
kM Of lAding, Agued BY this company appls Atlon
ls Of ading sgnse after the sailing Of ths vessel Tr
|ht or passage apply ~ ths once Of the sonpAay l
street, n. o. ROBkRTa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

NOR sALK-A COUNTRY BEAT EfTUATKD IN rHR
prssgsrSus Village q xss:r ss.ss Of ctnnectcut On
And eight hours By from New
imi city every Say eensstins Of tor Of excellent
land under alton vth failing sp,iue
water running through ths middle Of Isnd w,h nuns
frs ant ornamental trees ths velIns
&e The boil tpgs ccnsss o. Double two story frame
bouse containing niss rooms kehen ana lsundry With
house and sbs III, above premises .il be sois cheap
Wen rourseepth street or V John ,. Birch, No spruce
s,re Cd Railroad Guide once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

EroR sAkH-THB NUsHUM SALOON OPPOSITE THI
nuNvm, Brooklyn, In consequence Of the severe aud
rrotfhcte1 r Of the propri,tor hewlett Will be
No III West street, mp stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

CpoRr-sronT. fHlnI Will N 4 orArD RAT
isis - the sreyn y.E . ns.t fhirSe.ath street. on
A.s ss isss S =; rss sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

M
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i..o. Dr. CsI.is, Iys..ls, y isssis. Syssss !sssf
~: : S,s; ss f
IN; y for sr - =
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The Se;, S.Es svsssrASs sSs isi1esIplyss
s p: Ssi: s ii IL: 9TH -. .:- 1s.:: ian.
..n..s DosSy b reached b sny ssass n'as'as Ashs
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% each s, .S .s "a "a. p M Dss vac ys:s.
..s .. s' hay,
cherry :yrus Avn. ar:s osssis.s Z :ss.,iss
.is r. ss ss: r.: a..
sss from %: 81 I'd .S.. 1.
:;:s n :s, s,:s ;ss
...s, Is::sI. s..:ss ~
:s.s n. y :, $
coSsUnri ION ss cgS Y.Dr Dc. y, ian
" n. Isa /. e; :HS az
S.ssi s.y ia very p! IN
gsi: ~: 80: and y. ,.,y wee. ..s :sss:sS
ma :sss t e. Peach s.s: sss::ss 49,
Dr. curss hyc.ns :r inhslins hu ga vAyss sal cher
W and obta ID pAs Axe, which verify bellows
the saving lie eosn after wearing VI shs1sg
70 nd hrsiieved che pressure on nay lsf and Afse
der the hsl,r took she essrry :yrnp = dssstsd "a
10 entirely lst me-, and oonsidss ysslf ssxe1.
SELL wear he hssr the Of II rather plsssanA
q i ss::.ss 1.s s:s s, VI" Ne -.
ssla BY BOYD PAUL, No 20 csr.Issds ssrssH, O. =.
Rlno esInse % JohA str q and D. esdsAy n. Rnss =
g cssts rThiss nsw Ysrh VII receive psstss ss
a. er q neat bsx ~ slprsss - v asy -
unfse usAsee ~ sssf psskagss Tor SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

ITO DEKTIsTs-Y0R SALE, THE DENTAL PRACTICE
ola etsbli.hed den,ist in this city, th elegant
suit Of fuYrLed N Broadway VIII be sold
stnsble terms - the About leaving for France.
Fer particulars inquire Of W. II. KADfoRD 24 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

MONTY AT IS vEsiY STREET. IN ANY SUN m
M Qurcd.-Lberal advAnt % made cash paid for
merchandise Of mott kinds, pianos. diamosds watches
evsy furniture personal and other properly For sale
cheap hne six and t quarter octave piano, watches
chains, 40. From 8 70 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
|ship Comp Any-Nodee.-Tbs CITY OF NANOHKS-
vii sail non Philadel phA for Liverpool Tuesday,
February i6eA ms saa Of Thursday, ID March, prsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

NAoNEY.-cssR ADvANcss MADE ON DRY GOODS,
M segarf watches jeyslry. diamonds, mershandss, a.t
PERSONAL property generally In 70 su Apply 10
WOOD 90 Fulton street second door. front ofos
hours nom "a. n tool. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

UuR sALR-Two FAST HORSES, WAGON AND
IN harness The h leaving the city and has no
further for them Apply - tns stables Of WILLIAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21
ITO NANUTACTUsARsA AND TOUNDERa-TOR SAILS,
i l0O0 tons Lehigh lump coal, b. SMITH HAYaSs Nor
ris Canal pier, Jersey City.

mo GRsCDRs "A RAPE CHANCE 10 SECURE A
choice busirsss cs.nsr IN the T.cst hrss WARRIOR
% @ building bspx - feet snt BY - fe.t desp On
entf street, snoes ~ sroser1. having
ths Last four tho
% having other businsss 70 st,end dsGfssls viii is
and lease Abe store cellar and stable
Terms 90 smmod ating. apply 70 W. y SPARKS, 70 Log
ingtoH avenue, corner Of fWsl ~. sew snth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

IN YokK AND CALIFORNIA srRAssHIP LINE.
vis Nicaragua, The Accessory TRANSIT Company Of
rsgua. Psepiistofs sgh In advance Of tbs mail
.inE... 5hs new double esst:. sts.nsAip NykTnRN
mr. q toOs lurtAen) Will leave from DO No. Neth
81 thres s'ciost r II. pseo.ssly, fer San Jlan del
o. sass,da! March 8 eenasctaE w,th shs nsw and
Nisaeasus IAnsi routs. having sut tvslvs miles u
p arst osss s.rEias:s net steamers
asF6 st,sR & sRrly .sl, = psv,. o,..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

RIO CAPITALIsrs-IoR SALE. UPwARDs or 400
feet Of building let's, being ssMrs leN Of
thtssn and half n asrSlsrn pArs sf BsluSEs
city, With inprsvsnssN all arssnd AID beyond
acseass By Ahsuth south b. asKnAa and
By lsns running dsgsnAlly frsm Townsend ~ Assuikb
street. beng three half fan square, formed b OIL
strai aAd Lanyals streets crossing 10 IN ss,
all rented past sisht - $50
Elk and three fourth vii bs ssld In fee ~ ~
acre; ineunsrAssss Ntls inpstsbc Terms, ons bali
rapidly, Baltimore Is nsnsyed will tsaI
the above 10 . safe asd good investment Address H. O.
MURRAY, Jarvis Building, Balun ere. Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

mo PHYeIcI ANs-FoR SALE, TIE GOOD WILL OF
"a xsravs and lucrative country practice together
with medicines efes nx,urss library ihsransnta, horss
xs yAhas Ia order for srAttcs This
obsnss phyAn vhInE 70 enter q once into IN o..
ness In p.ssaLty lccatst unity iowa the county sesA
et rbsus go inhAoitant wi ne opposition The whole
sivea for sn Apply At s2i Seventh avenue. be-
tween Tbirtieth and II irty INST ttreets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21


IPPxR eHIP gwoRDyIsH. roR SAN ERAncIsCo.
a pier No North river y expected - eonplste hs9
n fsn days This hneas ala made her nrst pas
n ninsty ana snshaf days. her second n enc hundred
revsn every package In hns eraer eAiDpees
n ths quisksst and hest eonvsyasoe Will make imne-
=, sp E6hhocHss WASRIN. 3 broadway.
q SXyXNN7H AND TLoRI pX-UNITID sfAIls
4 III Line me Asv ant splsa1ia sssa nshiP
aln Thouas Lyon, viii lave el SATURDAY, !ek9ary -,
,o,sisei r n, hon plsr ~. North river Apply %
III MANUAL l. NITCHILL, no. Il Broadway.
~ usIsAs fxsn New Ysrk V JaehsoAvills, 81; ri
6R CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sAAl-wnsKLY
%. Mall Lins.-7he fAvsrise and fAst-gsing steamer
bTuBRNBR Z. EwAl, ssmn sndsr. viii leave pief No;
h River q wednesday, ia February. ~ ssleok, p.
precisely. Fer freight apply tsard whore Al bills 81
Will be ssnsl snd for lAssaSs 81 Shs once Il sP0f
RIB. TILLeTON co. 50 broadway. Thrsngh uchst Va
lids a. folleWs 40 Jaskssa vills SSH 70 Pilaska SS
Or VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, e1oRGlA. Ao.-Tan
favor1ts stsapship ROANOKE, Captain Skinner, will
s pisr No. Is erth river, russdsy, 2l., nst a.
|ook r. NJ for Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond Time
oEsiA sAs.t tvsnsl.four hours Passsesers asrivina
naDsssser Railroads 70 Augusta as.s..s chArlssson
bnsnd 80; ssssrass half Prize For Tsiehs asPy o. q
(s2wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

l6oNLY.-C.sH ADVANCES xADR ON CoNsI0N.
WI ment Of merehsn ss, liquors ssssrs, catches; ais
Ally for cash. No. 80 Fulton street, srookyA Basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

UoR sALE-0N RIAsoNABL f1lHs. YARn OF
srhteen aereO With abundance Of fruit three and alt
nile men wan sburs ferries: also twenty very tefabls
bxlsg lots IN the village Of nelvnn, tvo AID Eah miles
ron ~ q me ferries Low prise monthly instsimenN
preferred. L. +. v0I0HT, "a brssdwAy room NO. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

OARJNlR WAL TKD-IN AN vLD CAeH MAxUFAC
trrrg es'ablisbmenA CaptAlrsquirsd, from $1,000 70
&c $500 The Evsstsk The eapiAl would be- Of
realizing double the ant invs TED snnuAly
irg rrtfts without risk Address BurAs. Hsrsld efcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

WArrEp-A PARrrIR, TO TAKE HALr INTEREST
w Il . nrss class H. vel dsing goof business Per psr
Aleu- ss lnsslrs = Hessi, Ssz 3iss Psss 0sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

U0R sALH-AT A SACRIFICE, II APPLIED FOR IN
n two days . new, we'll buis Ron stone front. and
bsau.fuliy hnhsd with every eomors sld coDysnisIss
So VIII te ~ sttsnsspse the prsr isss show
the house and give insrn aticn from III o'clock H.
10 day and 10 msrrov. Terms cay and hAncsome
mssion 70 asy whs sends purchaser During ths week
the house will DO disposed Of 10 the purchaser who leaves the
best cGer o reeponsible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

WArrED-A rAgrNsE, WITH $500 TO A .YoySo
can't srowr prsht bic new 10 suossssui ore
,as may lesrn particulars by ceiling
a frst rata chance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

I,OR sALE-THI THRHR STORY AND BASEMENT
briot house ls6 East Twenty first street. lOO tcet
east Of eecond sontains Croton water &C.,
and suitable for two ia.ie. Lot By 100 house
story brioi buildings ISL lSs Essl Twenty street
100 Second lois each Is by l00 houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

vxvAHTED-A PARTnER, wIrn CAPITAL or
w nep 81 800 70 q 30 n ssstssl nsnufasturins bust
Ter further psrssirs INQUIRE Advssssr No Ass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

IHOR sALB-A FINE BILLIARD TABLE, O'C0NN0R'S
make warranted 70 be perfect ordsr No ssssen Why
ths wishes part With account Of giving MP
the saloon With bar Axturss for sale CT 70
sA Can be - Canal sxss corner Of Broadway, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

pANvARD's 0EORAMA, 500 Bs0ADwAY-Tn
ID holy Land pened Only With -
new Of the River lie being Two Of the largest -
ssion TO both pan only Is osSts all parts -
Evey evening IN and Wednesday and Saturday
Sss.snosEs ~ 90 ock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

EN0R SALK-rHE LEASE FURNITURE FIXTURES
and GOOD will Of The Parker Hotel, Ne Greenwich
street Rent low; house doing gsed businsss Apply
No. Greenwich street. SR PARkER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

A WIDOW LADY WOULD BIZ GLAL TO Met SOM
"A party who viii her hundred dollars
Good security and Interest VIII be aivsn ans agreeable
repay By boarding the lender would b
dsinE treat kndr In wsring ths Address Aeps
care Van Antwerp, Of GrseAwieh and KAnmoAs
strcsta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

U0R sALR-rWO LOTS or GROUND, WITH LARGE
factory Aad ffont yelling Also one I'VE horse e.gne
workiSG sgdey All The above will b sold low
and very t4ls money wanted Apply TO A. UNDAR
Hill on the uremses. lS6 and ls8 0rten street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

QARNUAs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-fIvE DAYS MORE,
- the noomparabls. popular and profoundly
INTERESTING POULTRY SHOW,
that has created sush sensation and has
YAoIsAHDs or FAMILIES
with peculiar delight The show will remain OPEN therefore
UNTIL FRI Az 1vANING NBxf.
Feb. ~ 1884 will ~ olude the
FAMOUS $5O9 PRHATUx FOWLS.
Performances usual NJ In the afternoon and IN The
evening" AdmittAEoe to Abe Poultry thow Museum and
performances, Is cents; children under ten, l21<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
pouIrRs & WELLS, Pbrenologis.s and PnSl''hsrs'


yVfn be- ready sor ivery on Monday the ION instint
,56,o, 70 tLe urual Astronomical Calculations and
"a epdir page the Almansa Tor int year VII ooa'aia
Tar cov,fxxgvror THE UsuED STATES Executive snS
y,8eaiass. ofe Csat-et 0Hoers ssg'eas Court Jadss'
AID o. lie Meters Of the Utl,ed ,taes ssain s2a tn'H
- a I'D, Of the Mezabcr Of tbs House Of EspEss
senit.fves &c
Aus7Rfl AND TIE USIrID State
pirp.ssic Conespoudelos between Chew Hussmsna- A.
tran chsr-e wsshnston ard Secrecy MsEeJ In regard e
tie Eofzts sls.T ~ smyrna
CcsA AND TIE UsITED STA1Ls-
The propo.sd TTpse Trssy AID Psaa;ie ccrrspoaissee
sfMosn Webster Everett Crsmpson Lord Joan Resell &c
THs JaPAEEsE ExPLDtTIOE-
tef account Of tAs EI?sdou Jspsn under Command n
Commodore Perry By Bsysra Taylor who se'ompEnlsd he
LIBtETY Is EU2OPE-
4 poa erfu end b1lneat Orstior BY Victor H1Eo
TEL IyAUoURAL 4sDHEss or PRESIDENT PIERCE
FIXED FACTS is AG!JcULTUEE- ,.,.,-..,
crs sasS c fFs'Iaes. ''''' '-''-'''
NATIoEAL FEAYCEs-
H. .l "a nan. os ~ iss5 and the caa4ea receipts
snd ozpe1 ditures foT tn year ending June 10 IA
RAfrwAYs rs TIL Us1ED STATS
The lruch capital stock cost Of eoustraofo S a0' NS
eaTrnss &C. Of all Toe Railroads IN the United S'1ieb
THy CRYSTAL PALACE ~
iat.ons
IN Fo,o Arriele on War existing between thsse
GoyGEyMEs1s or TIE SEVERAL STATES yoR ls5i-
Tsbie containing t Of the states Cari' DosefFgs
Time Of meeting Of Lea ssIss Tine Of Ao's ann d LILO"
tons. &C
PopuIhn yo7r YoR PPrsIDExr in 1852 1882, and 1894
f .i lat ctn s,.'''''- '''
EuscrIos RlruBss from every State in the Union care
fy eomned and compared with former Elections expressly
siHre copies ii cents 81 per dozen 81 per hundred Posm,s
ers RENTING 81 will receive - colies Orders respectfully soil
''''' Ao''' GREELEY McELRATH
Tnbure Oiice Kew York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

were the truth, bow ought il 10 be decided Owl
Ousy by the Legislatures of the respective States or
by the Companies chartered by them. Had Penayi.
vana TT to enact that there must be ten breaks
Of euage between COnneaut and our State Line, we
suppose she must have been Obeyed no cOnmunie,-
tion had between those points by Railroad. Bl! she
required no break at all rather having once made
tie requisi.ion she repealed it aud left tie Roads at
perfect liberty 10 run on such gauge they shoad SO
e. The little Erie Road chose TO cOaform 70 the
gsuge already established st either end Of H. as tbs
interest of the stockholders Of this Road clearly re-
ouired. thus placing Buffalo, Dunkirk and Erie twhsa-
ever Erie shall have Pennsylvania Road to tAe sea
board on q footing OF perfect equality as to gauge
and requiring but break in the case OF either Of
them And this conformity Of gauges the sole reason
Tor the riots the arson the interruption Of travel ex
posure of passengers and detention of Mails. which
have been endured for the last two months.
Now suppose we have misstated all this-th,t the
equalization of gauge between Erie and Ncrth-East
were indeed an outrage, an act OF per6dy. &c-'hst
tie little Erie Road was wrongfuily occupying the
highway at Harbor Greek and nuisance in crossing
the streets Of Ere-were there legal remedies for
these wrongs Was il necessary to resort 70 VIC
lence and arson-to tear down bridges, break connec
tons and subject the whole travelling aud etterrecev-
ing public to such grievances and injuries as have been
experienced for the last two months Would people
who had just and legal cause be likely to resort to
such yillanies When man whose cow has been
run over by Railroad train proceeds to saw bridges
and pry up rails in Oder to get revenge of the Com
pany, what has public opinion to say And what
should now say of the conduct Of Erie with her
completes the City of Philadelphia and Legislatoreo Of
Pennsylvania
People of the West Erie plays this game in order
10 make money cut Of the transhipment oyour cattle,
your produce and your goods. Philadelphia expects
to cOerce you to trade with her, by compelling you to
travel via Pittsburgh come to her via Sunbury.
How much ought they to gain by such means
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.

One of the last acts Of the Common Council Of 1853
was the appointment Of Commissioners Of Deeds for
the whole City and consequently the putting in oce
of as many as possible of their friends. The market
value of the Office of Commissioner in December was
$50 and is probable that some thousands Of dollars
were collected from aspiring young gentlemen whose
positions gave promise of sufficient business 10 make
the investment pay The modety of thel late Aldermen
was rot pr0yerbia nor was il increased by the choice
they made of Commissioners Among the names arc
many of those scuryy politicians" who make living
by hanging around men in Office doing the dirty work
of primary elections and are ready to turn hand to
anything except honest labor We also notice in tho
list the names Of Alderman Sturteyant AMI Alderman
Ward-ilegal appointments OF course, since expressly
forbidden BY the charter But these modest gentle
men will undoubtedly retain to the offices into which
they have voted themselves until thrust forth by COM
petent authority They also appointed Nicholas Sea-
frst their Sergeantatarms, to the high station OF
Commissioner aud then conferred the same honor on
Judge Mccarthy and Recorder TilOu, although one
would suppose that the very ample powers aud res
pectable salaries Of these two gentlemen would hardly
require the scanty emOluments of a shilling oath on
acknowledgements OF deeds, especially while many
scores OF i'll paid or breaess lawyers stood ready to
seize the gi,tering prize.
Since the incoming of the new Council, the mem
bers have been beseged by all sorts people for these
petty Offices. Nothing satisfy the thousaud-and-
one applicants but the turning out of the gentlemen
appointed in December aud the putting in of fresh
brood But here there ia difficulty the statute
iayors the supposton if il does not actually say that
they shall be appointed for two years. If this
be so, the claimants around the City Hall must BIO
satisfied with Ousting Sturteyant and Ward, and wait
for removals from the City and such other casualties
as may occur among the elect But if the host who
in hot pursuit Of these petty offices, not be-
caue Of theirpecunary value but from that itching for
appointment which has made dissipated vaga-
bonds of many young men, had decent Of self
respect an honorable desire TO DO Independent they
would abandon this degrading chase for Office and seek
a respectable living as the reward of their own in
dustry and usefulness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

strongly Democratic nearly two to eEe-and tnis
rponstrous bill is to be put through party measure
if possible The Union indOrses and comments 1t SO
90 the leading organs Of the Cabinet throughout the
country. Thus the Presidents home organ, Tic Ne'e-
Hampshire Patriot, has the following:
"WAsHrSGToS Jan a. 1854.
aTbe Nebraska bill az reported by the Territorial Com
ree in the Senate hkeiy 10 pass b5h brasciei q
e4ggcss friumgidHtg, rI.h0ut ccttisg any styHs 0p
g0sCr ara IN such form a. % ap ~ tae ,ules- $3.50
TIE principles OF the COMPROMISE Of 1850 TO the ne terri
tory"
Ills same gross Misrepresentation respecting the
principles OF the Compromise Of 1850" began with
Douglas ard runs through al his echoes How base
less it is, we have already shown.
But again: The party in this State is divided into
two equal and intensely hostile camps each of them
claiming to be the Simon Pure friends OF the South
and champions Of the Democratic pro-Slavery faith
The South means to test them and to regard the sup
port Of this atrocious bill as the touehstOne of Demo-
cratic orthodoxy. Thus when Mr. HUGHES BArnburn-
err Of our State had closed his defense of the Sots
Mr. S1AyToS of KY wished to know the principle
Of The party 70 vhchthe gentleman belongs. Would h
raGty in New York, or would the Delegates representing
at party called the Sots rOte for ne Application Of the
Cen prori,e Il ls50 10 the Nebraska bH rhen up
Mr. HuGHEs reIled-If on invest cation it should be
found be soundy fuona and democratic the Sos
OF New OTk would be found sustaining it and walking
side by side with the gentleman from Kentucky and he
had doubt il the H6rds had not forgotten their party
fceliy, they would be found acting with them
Thus you see that the two factions are to be stml-
lated race in servility and treason and which
ever dives deepest and up foulest is to be re-
coenized By the South the genuine Baltimore De-
mocracy.
Is it not tine that the Press of the Free States with
out distinction of party, should speak on this ques
ton II those States are to be sold out, let them
at least lave an opportunity to protest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

Cur AHti-Jsry friends are again at work trying to
persuade the Legislature to modify the laws forbidding
and Furnishing Usury. We like their perseverance,,
though we cannot sympathise with their object We
might assent to some modification of the laws objected
to- but could not consent to see Banks at liberty to
charge extra interest under other penalty than that
of forfeiture of the interest On the whole, We
don't consider these laws very bad as they are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

For the went Of O systematic registration Of Births Mar
reges and Deaths in oil tie States the statements under
this head for lie United States said to be unrsiable
That s the number reported under each head Is too snail
Ihe number Of Births in the ntd States is pnt down at
5ise55i Marriages, lo7o20 Deaths "a $50 In Engand
AID Wales Births 592f22 Marriages 1852. Deaths.
3cs $50. In Prussia Births 562; Marriages I4s
Deaths. feesC2
The number Of persons IN the United States engaged in
Con meroe, Trade and Manufaetares, Is put down at
!596-e5 in Agriculture, 2lOO5s3 Government Ofiscs
1866 In Great Britain the occupations of tn people
divided thus Commerce, Trade and Manufactures,
3992Te7; Agriculture, l,49O7s5; Government Offices.
1CeC5.
Ihe Census unabridged, has already been laid upon the
decks Of the Members Of Congres An abrdgemen more
convenient ard quite useful many is in preparauon
Each Member viii have for distribution nearly thousand
copies Of tie Abstract This will make book OF about 500
octave pages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

MUEDERIRs or SLAVE SENTENCED TO RE HuSG-
Our readers VIII recoect the particulars Of horrible case
in South Carolina in which two white men, named Thomas
Notify ard William Blackeige hunted down a runaway
slave with blOodhounds and then put him to death by s
most prolonged and cruel tortures These fenis were
brought before he Court Of Appeals at Charleston on Mon
day lls and AFTER The motion Tor trials had been dis
missed were sentenced to be hung he Sd day Of March
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