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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
new sTovE STORE.


HISTORY teaches rs tbat generally believe
III patroHizie Hone Manufacture and being satis-
fed Of that fact. am disposed TO Introduce in his
market some very celebrated Cook & PaFlor Stoves.
lhat have been sold for years nith success IN Of
ihe older States The Republic sny leading paitcru
Of wood Cook Stove, which challenge the world 10
produce it, equal, for durability neatness. and dis
patch, IN losing and chaapue.s haze very
superior Coat Cook Stove. which cen sell cheaper
than has ever been sold IN this market, by scFers dol
lars. Iaiso keep preminmsof various patterns. lhaye
Parlor Cook Stove that eScels amy Stbye ever be-
fore offered m this market for neatncss. cheapress.
and durab ity. A.-o. new sly les OF PaFor Wood
Stoves both Sheet and fast Iron. Please q give
cali and will obsHte myself to sell youn cheaper
Stow than cen lie boeeltin Davenport.
Old Iron, copper, brass. pewter. ziuc, lead, and
RAGS. bought exchange for stoves and Til ware.
Cor Second and Rock Island SITS.
HENRY +. WICKERSHAM.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

Cheap. Cheap cheap:!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ST! J. JORDAN would announce TO the citizens o.
Att davenport and The pubic, that he has epened ?
N~f.dias and tentlemen's boot and shoe store sd
ta,ping Burrows & Prarymaus store. one eoor above
fhe Is "a Clothing store. where he Is prepared 70 man
Meta re- boots and shoes OF All descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Flee silk lasting Caters. fancy and plain
Kossnth Boots; Enarneed Patent Paris
Boots Ties. Bronze Pariae; Ark.
Jenuy Kinds. Jenny LiUds;
BssiHs Polka Boets
,a,ca assortn,ert OF Ladies and Misses Chidrrn',
shoes TOO numerous TO mention.
s Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern line French Boots; Congress
IIaiters Monterey: Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
And Al, tin,s Of heavy work, suitable for country
nsweI as CITY custom: all who want neat 1t and easy
boot would do well 10 cali At the Davenport Boot and
shoe Store. Call and see. sumo = lsoa-s4tr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL,

@-AA S~h--2AsA ANN AL
NOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite TO it
~ at the store OF WE well known Merchant Tailor,
L. W. sTEfSBERG On STREET
ola well assorted stock Of fseady- Ysade glotYa-
ing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet b Is, Shirts Cra-
yats. &c, &c.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls an honest and nm
right dealing.
In prices and quality ofgoods am able to conpete
with any establishment in this City
Please call and examine MY goods before You 70
elsewhere. A. MIEDKE, Agent
Davenport, Iayi~ -wtrw-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
T,EAS,

4 FINE assortment oietoies Green end Black ms
~ received ard for ri e by
ALyoKn & VAN PsTTFN,
Davenport Ortfa. Opposite The Post otief.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
SErCsicJx,G
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
S. E. Garner 81 serend ard Hrqay sereets,
Davenport, iowa.

lfsHlS Gallery yn~w open. ~ p. iEs hEs been srar-
ed i sitting NJ 'hs ct bli$hmctt fr ile production
tof HaeHerre tapes ~ ip highest ssy Tire capable
IefPreaasiHs cerlaN ere hest f,F -. - ''atrsr-
Aduiis tGs@p equally welliH Hy wes tier % gD.rre-
5iype d. - every rtrels Constantly "a hand hr
sale instrpt iianz given in ,he sa.
TT trnce 6tsdy street.
DO - isss q T. BugnicK
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE

UNDERSTANDING VI A1h IS- 49,
has moi h,en forgotten, for there has been se3 beei
80 sBar HGsu facsgrB and Store established IN lAN
,,,ar, N, Bra,y ST. between Second aud Thru shefe
ey.ry variety uf The most fashionable Eo"ts Nhps
en-, he found; aud that II may be galier.ls khp"h '.
.urh il the case the subscriber takes TINS appofuhs
10 inform the public thai he has an hanl me arses
1ock az Boots & shoes that was ever offered ~ any
store IN the state all of his osn make and WARRANTED
10 he as good any custom work made thls o@ul.
which he offers TO sell at less prices than much niefo
ar,icles can he bought for elsewhere. Also e : pre-
uarea to make order any aud all kinds y the mos
fashionable IT, les or Boots and shoes at shof. notice.
Particular Attention
will he paid to the maj ufacure OF Gents nue. sew,
Boots ana fancy Shoes also Ladies' tine Baes and "i
ored Cutters Glove Kid Polsas, Jenny Linds, Bnshh
Fancy Slips. &c.
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
consauti, on hand. \ large sloek Of Sole l.salher
Pr.pgh and amerie calfnppsr lstther. kip, 3otat
20 Innings. Binding Pegs. Nails, Thread. a:oon 80
I'M articles usually kept Ia finders stores, which N n'
sold nj the lowest ma set price,
To merchants and especially Boot had ShocinakeFs
vouid -y most ,lnllatieptis III have on hHHt
,o, Cases OF the Best Boots ard Shoes that wa
ycr brought into the country. which are offered I" IN
tt7.ae al nrices that will compete with my house il
~ Wes,arn Sttss. nJ al Who re- IL want Of boniS
da Boats and shoes are respectful! invited to eE
,his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
". L. POTTER, Proprietor
W. C. BrTgERYiELp, Agt.
June 10.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
NEW GOODS,
GARDEN InTR.

INoUR lots 81 Five Acres eaeh .,tuatcd snr ris
II north Of city of Davenport IN F..t sias Of re-
tuque Road As0 Eight io,- ~ Four srFes eafh, AID
hight lots of One Acre eseh suasd aHe nile unrh Of
city Of Davenport on the R,kar Grove Bed ~ ves
side; APPLY TO q. II. DAVf KPGR1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
r The New York Harness >,preis 10 be fauHd large
- assortment 81 Horse BLANKETS ready made aud
Strapped, frem sI,-5 10 sie.lo per Han ct. Also a
ara.a Ion Of SirsiHe IS from Zoe 70 l,5e
a most excellent a5SortGieh, Of adde's from sou
10 s25.e0.
Brdtes " III Prices In short fun aud eonflste l"l
~ every lining 10 ise line.
whips. Whips
The largest and che pest lot Of Ru&El and Team
Viii ever before offered here
Th. Subscriber dc>gns as heretofore IN furnish the
best articles ia his trade 10 DC found III this part Of the
country.
Give him a cali; Second st, doors from Braiy
q. W. BARNES.
Davenport. oet3i, 1854 d-T
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nsasrooa, LAwEs 8 BLAKEMoRE,

MeGREGoR, LAWEs 8 BLAKEMokE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note 8 Real Essaso HroHe1s,
NO. 10 Claire Row,
Davenport, Iowa.
n-Tsyorgs aud BihLs collected an. proceeds feli't
led 10 any part of tas United sl"tesa' eoi''''
Exchange. r;,i. \, ~
engage, Gela agd Steer ~ !,
United states aud Europe. for sale At loves, rates.
r->Isrsgesr ALLOWED on DEPOSITS, ontna or 10 DC
T-;rL.Sn WAR .srs constantly OF hand and iorsais
at low sst ratios. ..,.,..
V-T,Rral Estate bought and sold on commissions
fs-7rTrt Esinyestivatsd and Abstracts fufiilshc''
r;rBoNps and Mortgages bought and sold ana i'1i''
negotiated. ,, ~
John THOMPSON, ESQ. Banker. ~ 4. -,
Mrs.R. PAGE & BACON. Bankers, ~ Louis, arc
s. H. MANN, Cash. Rock Island Bank *. l. ihs'
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

n the great progress constant, massns ~ es'a.
hranrh of science and Art In this eouusff and -
1eeally In Davenport the an OF making covering 10
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II "A TT So:
GENTS FALL STYLE
MOLESkIN d. CASHMERE:
- splendid article ius received by express. Al
e 50 wide Awakes, Know Nothines. ard Il good
F~sss assortment Of Black aud Drab Soft Hats botl
Fur and Wool.
& a ESS.
MEMS Bows and ChiidreI's Of every variety:
FURNISHING. GD0Es:
Gent, Crayats. stocks, Shirts and Drawers, Gloves
Suspcnders, Hose, SC.
Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Gags.
Call and see No troHbis 70 show sobas
GREEN e AEAVENWOR7 H.
Sept23 NrxT noes rnE Coz. N " BahDy SlT.
4 +, ENTLEMEN can iHd good and arge assortment
~ Of
shirts
Collars
Cravats.
Stocks.
Huud' e.,
Undershirts.
Drawers,
Glov and
Hosiery
ofeyerv description
atKSAPP \ REDMON's,
No.9 lie Claire Row.
oeta5.
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DELhIyEs AT 10 cTs. PER YARN
1t tnsiec's Cheap store.
100 coo BRICKS
MORE NEW Goops!

I.oF sale b. th subscriber st his Kiln u Efs, na,el
i port trof 81 " II HlLDgETH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
WANTED,

Tor Gale
A NEW and fashionable Family Carriage - s20iess
II than New York prices. Apply atilis Clace.
sect, q. 1854
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INSURANCE.

FIRE MARINE sSp LIFE RISKS taken at this
4 sencv fl responsible Companies and an the most
ccs sausble terms.
Merchants and shIppers@ be allowed return PRIV
M.GREG5R, LAWEs \ nI.sKEMoFE,
s,,o NJ 8 LIZ CLk.RE kow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

BROADWAY TYEATRE--The bill of amusement FOR this
evening comprises the farce Of Poor Pillcoddy" the
comic drama Of the DEVILS in IT," and the comic
sketch, called the Fairy Star"
BowrRY THEAmE-The tragedy Of "Pizarro'' win com
the amusements this evening" and the new and
very successful drama of the "oney Man Of the Ocean,
will close all.
NBIo's GaRDrv.-The Spelled Chld'' will be played
tonight In which the Misses Bateman will appear, and
the terminating feature will be the second act Of Gi
zelle" the sisters Rousset performing in it.
BUTTONS TuEATRE.-The " Breach OF Promise" the
Maid and the Magpe," and the "Moustache Mania,
comprise the entertainment to be given at this popular
establishment tonight
NATIONAL THEArRr-Thc drama styled '.Wallace" and
the new piece called the devils Daughter will be
played this evening" Mr. Dawson, Mrs. Nichols, aud Miss
Hathaway, appearing in them
wALIAcK's THgATRE-The popular pieces entitled the
ebay After tho Wedding" the "Brgand," and "0ut on
the loose will be repeated this evening. Mr. Walack
and Miss Bennett win appear.
METROPOLITAN TnArRE.-The comedy Of the "Duke's
be represented this evening" together with the drama Of
"Aichael Ere.n
AMERICAN MusvrN.-The dramatic performance to be
given here this afternoon and evening comprises the
NDumb Nan Of Manchester" and the cold Chateau"
CIRCUS, Castle GARpEy-The equestrian performance
TO be given this afternoon and evening IL Of very at
tractive character
WOODS MISsTRns.-"Black Bundcrs'' win be repeated
tonight.
BUCKEYES SKRxS ApyRs--The burlesque opera OF Nor
MAJ will be given again this evening
wooD's VARIETIES, 472 Broadwsy.-A first rate pro.
gramme is announced for tonight
c.. ClARKxs BsSUr viii take place at the Museum
on Saturday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

very important one and ought TO be settled BY stock
vote.
Mr.. DxsSY in favor Of . stock VOTE but recon-
riended the yeas and nays.
The CnAR said that 1t necessary that the vote
should b. fun otherwise the directors might not pay
uch attention TO II.
Judge lSGRAHAM said the directors must obey the
votes Ct the stockholders, and intend to vote now.
The cuAIs-Wsn was only saying that you mad better
have the full.
Judge IXegAHAM-lt Is matter OF no consequence to
us What you ray about it. We are here for business
and We intend TO do il.
The vote was then taken. The stock list was called
over each answering to his name at the time
giving the number Of shares owned by him. and the vote
counted by shares.
This vote resulted follows:-Yeas, 7635 (shares)
nays, 43sl. 80 the resolution, recommending the d.
rectors to resign, was carried.
The second resolution recommending certain persons
for directors, considered.
Mr. Denny asked for information how the names were
brought forward
Mr.. BRADFORD said that the committee had sought
diligently for the best man. They had travelled
into other states for the purpose of obtaining the best
talent AT meeting in this city the ticket had been
thoroughly examined, and 1t believed that ii
perfect as human power could make it.
other resolutions, as given above.
There being further business before the meeting
At six O'Clock adjourned sine die The session with
out ntermisson from eleven till six and about three
hundred gentlemen and one lady were in attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

CLEARED.
sts.m:hSp Aias.%s sshsnei sayaanah mteh
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, Richmond dc, Ludlam 4
ship Universe, Cave. Liverpool, Williams euion.
Ship Electric Icppe Gates, San Francisco sutton Co.
f sa ons: SsE
Bark Julia Dean, Gage, Boston, Cohen Cohen.
v Dutch salii0t Dolphin, Dobbinger, Darisn, Punch
Brig MARYLAND Br) birmingham, Bermuda, Middleton
S Brig Lion G:rdn s Boston, = Lewis ;s su,,,
schr North State Horton. Savannah, McCresdy Mott
schr Alice Day, Ashbey, Pensacola. J Dale 4 Co
sehr Rio, Donnsii, Wellington, Bs.emsn Ruddsrow.
ssls Van Sran. s.sA
sehr Csssle, Ferguson, Bristol master ,rs,.,
bvs, S.ra% Thsass
ARRIVED
nd @:.i s1r.: ccSs
experienced hurricane from swt NV lost topsSii;n
and ssad Is hear. iSss had rails he Oct
nearly dark and 70 iesward could not ascertain
p:ys. csrS !. .s &, With
g s. Ion 4o spois ship Als.andsr from Liverpool igr
s:s p; While oS s
Bari Tgs c. Is
t,rn s Is day. from s fGs y.n same day spoke ''hr
Bari samuel Train (of YArHed Downey Port au Prince
Oct Ia with logwood to Roker hoffman; vessel to
BARK WIN Henry (of WARREN Watts, ssgua la Crande IL
days. with sugar and molssses, to Robert Williams.
Brig Niagara (of Bangor Harding Rio Hacho, q days
With wood hides Ae to Dovae Go; vessel TO Il Buck
Brig Abrsm Stevens Curacos Oct 49, with goat skins &C.
iuli q water full ssed brig with lower mssts standing
had leen stripped Of everything cond not her name
Brig CQlepist Br Durkee, D0naire 81 days with salt, to
Z EFsins.
Drt Slower. Of Prospect, shute, Jacksonville days
with lumber, 10 Cilchrist.
Brig Souther (of Ckarleston) Kendrick, Charleston,
days with cotton, &c, to Durham Dmon. -.
Brig judge Whitman (of Bath, Eaton, Wilmington, 10
days, with naval starss, to d Freeman 4 Co.
Schr Triumph (Er Crovell, Jacmel 10 days. with wood
and coffee, to Kelly Smithers. . . 49,.
sehr Ocean Queen Orr, Harding Falmouth, j., u days.
With IimeDto TO Hamilton Bros. 80 -. "a -. I'm
schr Ransom tBr Lockhart CORVALLIS, Ns' osysN"A
potatoes and plaster, to walker 80. IN c,.s.
schr Pennsyivana Bartlett, Windsor IL days. ~'n Pr.
scSS Mo,is Novel, Mobile IS days with cotton &C. 70
ssSr a Wsrd. Hon, Wilmington, NC, tasys..
Schr Wasklpstop, Mullen, Georsetown d. 49,
Srhv stepher Tahcr. futile, Georgetown w, "sse
s~hy = ~ suith- saith, rLiisls,p.iA Tor kvsees-
eohr RsiIss Bush, PhilAdsphiA nr neuon.
~ Mar Csss, Harrington. Passport, sdsya
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schr Cora Nicksrson, boston.
schr W Cummings Novel;, Boston.
schr Cornelia, Rogers. BOSTON,
sthr Certe. Crovel Boston for Richmond.
The rhp Indians, from New Orleans arr yestsrdsy
rspcrtscNov g. lat So Ion "a 90 spoke brig CathArias
cohcurn from jacksonville New York. and SOP
pied her with provisions
BELOW.
.sS 10 T S, short of
Also, one bark and four brigs. unknown.
SAILED.
Ssessmshps NashvHis, Charleston; Roanoke RichnssA
shi, morning from Quarantine, clipper ship EursAs
Wind during the day fsom NV, and fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

BR SHIP RAniTAN, Wyatt from London for st John M
Ss,ors reported carried into s. Johns NF By part o. h
,.rss ship GnaIowH III; r. boE; ls
her bows were raised stop Aow Of water Thc
crew then nailed Plsnks the outside Of tAs
81. over q. In that ssss they made al. for Johns.
Capt Wyatt, his ccers and six took 70 sns Of thc
boats In which IL reported they ct Bird IsaHA
Kneston Mass but W, sold Last n.y n New prs
She at all events owned and manned by British subjects
BRIG LARcH. HASKELL from Pictou for Nantucket me
into Liverpool Ms 9th ult leaky, and will have repair
ScRR HARRy reported at Plymouth Morris from HAM
fax for with molasse totally Sc
Mary's Key 18th ult; crew saved.
BIZ ScHR WAVE Kiby from New about 18th ult for
Halifax Put into Yarmouth, Ms, sd inst leaky with
loss Of sails
SoHR MILWAUKEE,, 1T Providence from Jacksonville, sx-
percnced heavy weather the passage Tos lib and uI
sail, and split most Of her other sails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

An "INFERNAL MAcnISE."-A rev DAYS ago, the
steamer Magnolia arrived at vcksburg Miss, with
cask purporng TO contain coffee but which, on an acct
half kegs and four quarter Kegs Of gunpowder 34o bs
and twenty kegs OF shot, all packed In the coffee
II was directed to Grenada Miss but packet would
receive H. and vicksburg merchant consent to store
H. the Mayor took charge cf H. Is supposed the pow
der packed to save the freight although II was at
the imminent peril OF the boat and AL on board The
man who could do such thing for the sake Of few
dollars deserves universal exccration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

The ship North Carons arr ~ Baltimore 7tB fas ftsu
passengers were veil on arrivaE
ship Astoria A. this port four yssu DID, S. tons yut
~ Westbrook, Ne, has been sold on private terms
LAuNcHrpAt Cooper's Point rsar 9TH fsk
bark o. 400 tons called the Isesc Davis ags
mand Of Capt Jos Hand
At freeport Me-. 4th inst BY Msssy> Bsisxs Means Z
Pensy owned By the builders. JonxS d Pssisy I'd
her.
At path sth inst, ~ Nsss Trufant, Dyummend c. q
nne ship Of about 1900 tons, called the RocknEht
Al Camden lth inst fine ship Of 800 sons, ths
yoseph Jonss, owned BY ksssrs Jones' N pssdlstea 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

The IT. Louis Democrat estimates that in one year from
this date there viii be at least hundred thousand
people Kansas which viii ente the territory TO ad
misson . state.
We ieas~ fron the g. raua, Minnesota papers, that
Ne jsurneyusa tsilors IN that city are On strike,
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Herald Marine Correspondenoe,

kAox0A0 0AoxH10 COfrc0p0n00mo0s
rHILADELPHfA, Nev S-Arr hrira President Tsysszs
gcerdman and Martha Rogers Boardman Boston; s661S
x.ssm, Hn,rmisass Nswb1rypcrt; Wright celsy -
haven; steamer Delaware. CLARK, New York.
r osrn SPeedwell Haris, Boston; briss Prsadsse =
m .sh,. h1 ant Disney John Fasoa
Wright Coney. Boston; Onward Reed, Gardner, Ne; 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

A LONG COMPLAINT.-Zachariah b. Porter, Of
Porters Hotel Cambridge, was tried yesterday, In the
Court Of Common Pleas, complaint OF violation OF
guilty eighteen Of them, also OF being common sol
ley Porter tried before the Police court OF Cam
which ne found guilty eighteen, and was sentenc
ed TO pay Hne Of ten dollars and costs the nrs and
twenty the second ana twenty dolia hne and three
er sixteen counts making In oil three hundred and fifty
dollars and COSTS and four years imprisonment, from
which he appealed and tried yesterday a. above.
Under no other statute than the liquor Law Of 1882 has
justice POWER ssatsncs person u trssIiaen. for
longer term than six months The go~s up TO the
eupreas Court excepti0ns-LoceK CSvrier, .yoy I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

Mrs. Catharine Cypress died in Cincinnati Monday
night, from fright caused BY gang Of rowdes attempt
ing to enter her house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

The Governor of Connecticut has appointed Thurs
day, the 3oth Of November, day of Thanksgiving and
praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09
ARRAY OK 4 srsAxanAr.-rhe Riehmo.a n.

ArFRAY on A STEAxB0AT.-The Redmond Dss.
patch states that detachment OF United States seamcn
board the steamer City Of Rchmcnd on her last trip
from Philadelphia to Norfolk broke open the matches
after night and procuring liquor, became quite esperate
until the ocers armed themselves and restored quiet
During the melee dangerously wounded by
q sheath knife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

TcIegFaphlc Marine ReportGy
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 6-Ar ships Union, Cambria = q
Barnsy New York bark White ses, Portland SID stssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

REVOLUTIONS CT M. BRADFORD
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II the report Of meeting held the University
last Thursday. IL has already been pa blishei.
Nv. BUCKLEY said that the psrsons the committee
named IN the document reac b. tr Blunt, heli more
one hundred shares I'D stock and three hundred BAD
Mr. W. Whetmore had four hundred shares bad stocl
and his name was kept the committee.
Mr.. NERyiLSE-Mr Wctmore said he would not serve.
Mr.. BpcKIEY--Iliat announcement has never been
made before in public. am willing 90 do anything in
reason TO settle this difficulty hut wall not succumo N
such attempts as this.
Mr. NosE-Are these resolutions before the meetings
The CH4us-No Mr. Bradfords resolutions.
DR. FooTf-l In favor of the passage of these
buttons The reputation OF this railroad has been sink
ing for years and have Tremendous defalca-
ton and the cannot ia found because Wall street
is in the hands Of Wall street broker How thisS
When money is worth twelve fifteen per cent our
money is lying in q brokers' hands. Why not pay up
some Of our bonds which selling at 10. Where Is
schuycrs Where is his estatcr Where ia his brother
his parner-the rnriiceps criminiss Perhaps 20 too
far in that but he enjoyed the profits. Let us have
some energy-et pass these resolutions and
If the decision OF competent tribunal is against
will agree to pay Our directors TO be incompo-
tent. Let uf have a change II direction
j. r. PHOENIX said that the gentleman was In error
There was no money belonging to the company In thc
hands Of any broker.
EThe CHAIR handed Mr. Phenix written statement,
but he did not read it.
DR. FoOrx replied and quoted from the Tribune to
show his authority.
Mr.. Blunt said lie had good authority for making the
statene mt he had made, quoted.
Mr.. BUCKLEY said that multiplying for
the election OF beard OF directors IL actual
~ necessary in order 10 restore bic confidence in
read and purge il Of the bad odor around 1t.
the previous question
The CHAIRMAN said there parliamen rule
enforce the previous question
The rea'ing of the Treasurers report was called for
The CnAlR--I will read il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
~ An packages and letters INTENDED for the NEW YoRx
HER should BE sealed.
ALMANAC NEW yoRK-rHfs
40 NOON Is
svE 4 4S HIGH water morn IL q
Port OF New York, November 8, 1854.
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the NEW HAVEN RAILROAD SWINDlE.

Gathering Of Stockholders in the
City of Eims.
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The Directors Invited to Resign.
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SINGULAR AccIDEST.-The Des Ark (Ark.) Citi
gen. Of the 14th ult, says.We have been shown
tract Of letter from gentleman residing near Law
renceve Monroe county in which ne states that Aaron
McAulln aged some ten twelve years. killed BY
the bite OF rattesnake under the folio wing crcum-
stanccsIt that tho head Of the snake had been
severed from its body and lay log The little fellow
had forgotten the head there and laid his in its
mouth, which instantly closed on it, and only
dsengaged by pulling II of with his other hand, tearing
vein and artery Of his He died in twenty
hours from the effects Of the bite
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