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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY, April l5-6P N.
rel. Stock ligbt

ASHES we're unchanged. Stock light
transformations was in very fair demand at still
higher rates. The days transactions embraced 400
bills: very to choice State at 81 50 81 93I
mixed TO fancy Western, IS 12H IS 621s; and other
kinds at proportonate figures The sales of Canadian
comprised 1900 bbls superdnc in bond at 81 rs, and
700 Inferior do, at 81 80 The operations in Southern
ched g. 100 bbls at s. 37 SIS is for mixed to IA
vorite, per Dbl Fine Rye -four reailed at 81 rs, and
Jersey corn meal at Sc 02ll 50 rs per Dbl Wheat,
rye and barley were held above the limit of buyers
State and Western oats continued in good request at 4oc
Sac per bushe Holders have established their claims
for corn, which purchased to-day the extent of
so 900 bushels at SIC. S3c for mixed 84c s6c for
Southern white, and s5c. a SIC. for do. yellow, per
bushel
CofTrE.-About so bags Iaguayra were sold at lie. a
1Ac. per Id.
CorToy-The sales confined to 162 bales as fol-
towsExport, IS; home use, 81 speculation 81. Mar
ket too unsettled TO give any quotations
FRnGTs.-To Liverpool, about % 900 bushels of
were engaged on private terms supposed to be at be-
Flour at Is. Cd, asked BY the steamship Europa
200 boxes bacon engaged at 6os lots of
cheese at the rates. 800 bales cotton taken
SLED l1-16d. The clipper Corsair was loaded with
about 500 tons coal for Bencca California at SS To
London 500 bbls beef of 304 lbs were engaged At S.
To Antwerp, 800 bushels rye taken at I'D; rs
bales cotton, at c, and loo bids tobacco at sos To
HAMBURG 500 bales cotton were engaged 1c and 800
tons measurement goods, at f2 S. E2 los To Havre
cotton at sd, ashes and rice at IS per ton while
-four and grain nominal.
FnH-Dry cod were in pretty good demand at 50 81 4
SO So per cwt. Mackerel appeared dull and heavy at
SIC $40 rs for No l. sl6 for No q and SO for No g.
per Dbl Picked herring in moderate supply and
request at SO s. % per Dbl Smoked herring were
sought after at Soc for scale, and 2c for No L.
per box
FRuu-There were 800 boxes bunch raisins reported
as having been sold at 81 s2Is SO.
HAY moderately dealt In at Gee. for shipment and
7cc. for local use, per 100 lbs
Hors-Last years crop sellIngat SOC 3ic, cash,
Ter Dbl.
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Supreme Court-Speciai Term.
Before Hon. Judge

THE CRYSTAL PALACE INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Arm l5.-Crs0n d. Mum against the Association for
ne Exhibition If he Industry II All Nations, T,eof1re
Sedq,rict William Whereo, Alexander Duncan, Wuts
Sherman and WiUiom b, Dmodn.-After hearing coun.
sci for the defendants the Association for the Exhibition
Of the Industry Of All Nations and counsel for the de-
PENDANTS Alexander Duncan and others, the appca-
ton of said defe ndants for the dissolution of the niunc
ton issued in this action bearing date the Goth day OF
March last, Messrs. Dillon and OGorman appearing
behalf Of the plaintiff it is ordered that said injunction
be- and the same is hereby, dissolved and vacated with
costs TO abide the event.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
In the matter of opening such parts of Sxty-econd
street are not opened coded to the corporation
the court appointed John Advise VIM. B. Ripley,
and weare b Parsons Commissioners of Assessments.
In the matter of opening such parts of Sxteth street
opened coded to the corporation, the
court appointed John Advise, Andrew Clarke, and VIM
;. Micdoer, Commissioners of Assessments
In the matter of opening and extending Park place,
the Court appointed Henry Nicol George b Smith aud
Charles u. Mead, commissioners.
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The steamship Atlantic from this port for Liverpool
to-day, carried out $3.50, 900 in specie.
Shipments of coal from the Lehgh region for the TX
ending Saturday last 463 tons for the season.
TO- 6S5 tons The rates of freight having been settled
between the operators and the boatmen upon terms m
tually satisfactory The daily shipments now making
large and will, to all appearance, soon be larger
There shipped the schuykin Navigation for the
week ending Thursday % 765 TONS and for the sea
1o2 557 TONS being &c. SS tons than to CORES
ponding time last year. There brought down the
Reading Railroad for the week ending Thursday A.
755 TONS and for the year 4S4 oS2 TONS against ST.
to corresponding time last year.
The stock sales at the stock board and at private sale
in Cincinnati for the week ending Wednesday, April IL
1854, were as folows5o shares India napols and Gin
cnnati Railroad stock at 10; II shares Little MAN
Railroad stock, at 10; 20 shares Little Miami Rail
road stock, at 1loh; 20 shares Little Miami Rail
road stock, at llo1a; 10 shares Little Miami Rail
road stock, at Ill; IS shares Columbus Piaua and
Indiana Railroad stock, at SIX A shares Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad stock at 1922 1876
shares eefontaine indianapolis Railroad stock
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad stock at 1922
40 shares Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad stock 49,
25 shares Ohio and Mississippi Railroad stock at 80 60
shares Covington and Lexington Railroad (new) stock
at Oh GO shares Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
stock at 49, Al shares Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad
stock at 5o 80 shares Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
stock at 70; so shares Madison indianapolis and Peru
Railroad stock, at &c. l22 shares Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad stock, at 20; 20 shares Little Miami Railroad
stock, at no. ~ shares Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad stock at 102 Money rates for the past
week on stocks, colaterals, u to per cent per
month.
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The Mechanics, Institute.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DEAR SIR A communication, over the signatures of
" John s. Fisher, John Tagabue Thomas Goodwin, and
James stone in your paper OF April H. 1894 in refer
great injustice to myself and other officers and members
of the Institute and totally msead the public with
gard to the facts involved Believing you to be con,
slant and firm friend of the Institute and DESTROYS of
promoting the true and the right in all cases. rely
upon your generosity for the publication of the following
statement which presents the true state of the
MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF tue Cry OF New YORK,
Office No Bowery.
At the regular annual meeting for the election of OH
GERS of the Institute for the present year. held at the In
stute Rooms, the 10th OF January, 1854 after that
duty had been performed, William Miles, Esq, offered the
following resolution, which seconded by j. Shuts
Esq, and unanimously passed =
Resolved, That committee of fifty members, with
power to add to their number be- and they hereby
appointed to call mass meeting of mechanics aud other
persons, TO take into consideration the proprety Of
morazing the Legislature of the State of New York.
the subject of granting pecunary aid to the Mechanics
CHARLES II. DEIAvAN President.
JAMES MCDONALD, Secretary.
hereby certify that the above resolution describes all
the action which has been had in the Mechanics Inst
ute respecting the subject to which II relates.
JAMES HENRY, Actuary.
New YORK April IA, 1854
Pursuant to the provisions of the above resolution the
committee appointed held its first meeting at the Aston
House, January 25 1854, when Charles IL Deavan was
allied to the chair, and VIM. Niles and James Mcdonald
appointed Secretaries Subsequently meeting of
aid committee was held at the Metropolitan Hotel but
at neither of said meetings petition to the Ieg
allure reported agreed upon, and beyond said meet
ngs action whatever has been had by said committee
CHAS. H. DELAVAN Chairman.
certify that the above statement is true and correct
in every particular. JAMES HENRY, Actuary,
and member Of said committee.
We the undersigned inspectors Of the election of the
Mechanics institute Of the city of New York holden pur
suant legal notice at the Mechanics Institute lecture
room No Bcwery, in the city of New York the 10th
day Of January, 1854 Charles H. Delayan second Vice
President, the chair do hereby certify that have
received and counted the ballots cast and that the votes
received by the persons baloted for, follows
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A.ri 1ArI

JAMES GOkDoN BENNETT, ESQ:
DEAR SIR see II stated in the account OF the Leyls
atye visit to the institution Of the Deaf aud Dumb pub
shed in the HERALD Of yesterday that Miss Mary Toles
the young lady who shone most conspicuous the
cason,n Is NATURALLY deaf" aud has /" never been
known 10 utter sound" Allow me TO observe that
your reporter was laborng under error the young
lady in question having had the Of all her faculties
until the age Of twelve years though her education
obtained almost entirely at that noble institution Of
which she Is graduate she having since the early age
above mentioned, dwc in state of the most intense
toaness sound penetrating the deep silence which
surrounds her and in which she Is doubtless eyernore
doomed TO remain BY publishing this you will but do
justice TO the young lady herself and greatly oblige
warm friend Of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, and
YOUR CONSTANT READER
The citizens Of Savannah have subscribed 49, 100 In all
Al. Al. lato L..
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AGENCIES.

AS THE MOST DESIRABLE AND RESPECTABLE
persons taking bonrders decline exposing their house
such in public, and medium Of advertising becomi
universal boardcrs receive every information ana
politely directed TO such free OF charge by applying ~ I'm
ohce No " East Fourteenth street. Union square
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BILLIARDS..

ID ILLIARDS.-BILLIARDS IN BROOKLYN, THE
ID Montague Hall rooms, containing twelve tables are
she largest In the city of,rookn and fitted and arranged
superior to thing Of the Kind in New York
esewherc al admirers OF this fashionable amusement
will do we'll visit this establishment Entrance Court
street and Montague place Propsietcrs THoS. T0YNI
BEE JOSIAH HOPKINS.
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THOMAS LITTLE, / Inspectors of
M. G. TRACY, Election.

M. ". IkAC1, Election
hereby certify that the above is true extract from
the minutes Of the Mechanics Institute.
JAMES HENRY, Actuary.
New YORK April IA, 1854. .
The gentlemen above shown to have been elected and
who have been recognized by the Institute and have
acted the officers at all the regular meetings of the In
sttute since their induction to Office in February last
the Board Of Directors at regular meeting held at the
Institute Rooms Aprl4 1854, authorized and directed
me Corresponding Secretary to notify the Senate,
through its presiding officer, Lieut. Gov Church, that
the petition purporng to have proceeded from the Me-
chanics Institute asking for pecunary aid, wholly
Unauthorized by said Institute
CHARLES II. DELAvAN,
Corresponding Secretary of the Mechanics Institute.
Most OF the of the persons who signed the
muncaon in the HERALD, of April H. win be found sub
scrbed to paper file in the Institute a true
copy OF which is below given -
We the undersigned resign all claims to the Offices Of the
Mechanics Institute.
NIw YORK, March IA. 1874
(Sgned
James Prentice, John 7. Fisher,
j. Stone, G. Godfrey Gunther,
Thomas j. Hunt, TIL. IL. Burns
j Il. Putt
certify that the above copy OF the orisina
on file in the Institute. JAMES HENRY, Actuary.
NEW YORK, April IA, 1854
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HAVANA. April Z. 1891.

The Cuban Questio,,-The Pocy the Spanish OGiciats
Threats offered to Mr.. Tng-0piaions Of he Spaniards
on the American Press People, and Presde,t-Gdrbled
foundations Of Mr. 7yngs Leaers-Landing Of Negroes
United States Frigae Columtid-Wedther, dc.
The Isabel sails to morning for Charleston and
somewhat reluctantly sit down this evening to commu
ncae the that has pired since the departure
Of my last letter reluctant only because am tired
of vain complainings and il is morally impossible to
write or even think Of the insults and wrongs we daily
suffer here without becoming exasperated at the bold
and cruelty Of Spanish tyrants and the inactivity
and delay of our boosted American government.
To write without complaning-to state facts without
condemning-to witness passing events in sence-is be
yond the Of American possessed Of love of conn
try and jealous Of that country's honor.
Fully convinced Of any national weakness, but urged
by desire give publicity TO facts that good may
suit therefrom yield to natural propensitynotgith
standing the danger OF truth speaking under this govern
mentand indulge in freedom of thought and speech to
my countrymen at home in order that they may the bet
ter understand this plain but perpexng Cuban qucs.
ton.
Since the seizure Of the Black Warrior the
public journals Of Havana-one and all-have
maintained the most perfect silence upon all matters
iatng to the pratca detention Of that vessel They did
not venture to publish line letter until the appear
of President Pierces message had he instead
of shifting the responsibility from his shoulders
commended to Congress suspension Of our neutrality
laws with Spain these fellows would have shaken Their
boots. But finding that had already been
despatched TO Madrid they gathered courage from the
hope Of delay, and sustained, hS are, by Gddngs
fanaical rawlings and the aid and comfort from the 7
btne and other anti American journals they have dared
to open their mouths AMI during the past days given
ms bad translation OF the message and portion the
memorials and letters of Messrs Tying Co.. and
ing American Consul Colonel Robertson. Such letters
only suited their purposes have been published and
Aons They have openly and falsely charged Colonel
Robertson with salsehood, and government Official had
the audacty to enter the counting house OF Mr. Tying
and threaten destruction TO that gentemans interests On
the island, and violence TO his person
There feeling Of reckless mpudence In their course
that calls for immediate action upon the part of
Congress than a reference to Madrid. We who here
have rights that must be protected now The
trcacherous fase-hearted tools Of Queen Isabel are
busy, and, confident Of the supp1t of Great Britain
they will endeavor TO raise false issues 30 as to
protract the day of settlement until the wanton outrage
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The citizens OF Savannah have subscribed SO 100 in all
Of the sufferers by the latef fire IN jacksonville Fla
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SKIIPPING.

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EURoPA-FoR LIVER
IAN from the Companys Dock; at Jersey City, with th
ana passengers for Europe Wednesday, tho 1911
st &C Il O'Clock precisely Passengers requested
Sd May. ~ " 800 - -
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DASSAGE TO AUSTRALIA.-THE FIRST LASS BARKV
GENERAL JESSUP, having her freight all engaged,
will leave this port for Melbourne positively in first week OF
May She has comfortable for
families and four to Aye single gentlemen The
In the vessel and will give particular to himself and
passengers. Apply to TUCKER LIGHTBOURN. colnsr
81 an6 Eroad
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E,ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE TO CALL
4 fornia-The steamship NORTH STAR will leave New
York the 9th May to connect with the Uncle Sam.
Drted number Of tickets will he sold at the following rates.
fspplied for before April 2oCabin $50 steerage s5
Apply only to JAS. W. CROSS, No. Battery place, up
stsirs BPassengers came through in these steamers
n Febraary in twenty two days aud sxteeh hours.
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T,OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-rMPORTANT To.
Il shippers.-The clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, at
her berth pier ID East river has large proportion Of
The Nghting e Is not only the sharpest ship port i
and at the lowest rates She is fitted with Emcr
sons ventlaor in both holds and carries lumber or
passage, having elegant apply only
X. w. CAMERON, liz Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ via Nicaragus-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua proprie torsThrough in advance Of the mail
crossing The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
DIVER, at O'Clock p NJ precisely for Puenta Arena ON
Thursday, April 90 connecting with the and favoite
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
by first class carriages These steamers
in their alton and For
further information passage apply only to CHARLES
MORGAN Agent No Bowling Green
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TOR LIvERPCOL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEANI
ship ARCTIC, James G. Luce commander. TbiI
steGmhp NIL depart with the United States Ills fo
from her berth ut the foot Of Canal street. For freight
passage having unequalled for
or comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS Sc Wall street
Passen Fers are requested TO be board at liz A. NJ
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic and sail
May l3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

ITO BAKERS $40 LET, A LARGE BAKERY AMI
i store with back anu two bedrooms, In a ne
brick building, No 81 Forty fifth street. Apply the pre-
misses, to JOHN RILEY
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ITO LET-A FOUR STORY HOUSE CONTAINING THE
modern improvements in quiet and delightful location,
within block of Union the furniture will be sold
let with house For particulars address A. b. Herald
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY oar.
TENANTS fsEGisTER.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-CONsISTING OF A BASE
IA mont and two parors the first floor, and two large
size attic bedrooms at No As Second Rent $3.50
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COR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW STEAM.
n ship ORIZABA LOCO tons burthen, Capt. James Law
less VII leave on Saturday April 22 asP She has
per cubic foot Passage cabin, 500 seerage So ALL bills
adng to be signed board For freight passage
ply to CHARLES MORGAN AGENT, Bowling Green.
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WHARF LoTs.-TO LEASE FOR TERN OF YEAR
w lots Thirty NINTH Forteth, Forty first, Fort
second streets North river. Apply TO CHAS H. APPLl
BY, ITO broadway, over Metropolitan Bank.
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ITO LITTLE HOUSE NO Il WEST NINETEENTH
i street. Sixth avenue, having all the modern i'm
Rent 00 Parlor carpets and gas fixtures
Tor
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail Iine.-Tho and splendid steamship ALA,
BAMA. George r. Sehenek will leave Wednesday 18TH
April at o'clock p NJ from her pier No. North river.
Applyt to SAMUEL l.. MfTcHILL, ID Broadway,
Tie Augusta, Thomas Lyon, will leave Saturday, I'd
april THROUGH tickets from New York to Jacksonville,
sSl; Pilatka, s23
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ITO LET-AT 100 CANAL STREET. TWO PARLoRs
and bedrooms attached, ur nished suitable for party
of gentlemen Of from four to six with full board break
fast and Also single will be LIST of May
Terms
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-10

M,oSitupr or RrssiA.--itussia u tho greatest
anlmokca enquire, Tor extent that ever eSisied-oc'
cup, ing vas, regions of Europe md Asia, aud nearly
onc.s,>,h of the habi,ahlr globe. II h Emiy.one
tunes tho sise II fmnce, mud one hundred md thirty.
c,gh, tunes RIA, Of England. Yet !, ID too small for
thu ambition of Alexander, who IL reported 10 have
said. ~ n,i., upon having the Baltic to skate upon,
the Ca-piaa Cor bathing place. tho Black sea ~ n
wa-h basin. aud the north Pacific ocean rs fish
pond" lie "cncroachrd on Tar,Hry for q pasture.
on Persia and Georgia Cor a vineyard. on Turkey for
n garden, Poland Tor farm, on Finland and Lar
land 49, u hunting ground, mud took Imrt of North
Amc, lea as n place of Punishment Cor offenders"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-10
DAILY PIONEER.
eAfNf PAUbI
SATURDAY MORNING.. JUNE 10. 1881.
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