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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondence OF the North American

r
,.tft WASHINGTON, Dec 13, 1854
The English Squadron in the West Indies-7ns WAeslinS
Fridge Case
In the translation Of my despatch Of Monday night
important occurred wrote that the British NM
s,5y bad inc'teptay and unofcaiy explained that the
been ordered merey with the object Of providing
convenient and cheaper winter quarters for portion OF
the Baltic eet than could be furnished for them in the
harbors at home, elsewhere in Europe ! may
state, particularly, that the information comea
from private source in London to q member OF the
government here and that It Is founded upon convsr-
satop with Lord Clarendon Probably before this TINA
the substance Of has been communicated
10 MIR. Buchanan in an official form.
The Wheeling Brt &c Up in court to-day and
Of the counsel for the Wheeling Company consumed
very important cause have thought the following sy
ncpsis Of the points worthy the space IT will REQUIRE
yvnnia vs. the wheeling and belmont Bridge Com
pany-Motions for seqnestration attachment writ Of
assistance. and f.r taxation Of costs.
On the hearing Of these notions the following points
made and argued the part OF the complainant
That at The date Of the passage Of the act Of Con-
gress ealizng the Wheeling bridge the State Of Penn
syana had by the judgment of tn. Supreme Court of
the United States ga just and legal right to have the
navigation Of the Ohio river nae free She removal Of
the bridge, by its alteration, in conformity with the
decree entered in May 1882.
9 That this right u not taken away by Congress de-
Congress has authority ~ review
the judgment OF the Supreme Court, and such decara
ton not within tho scope Of the Legislative authority
g. 1t is not taken away hy the bridge being g estab
ishec as post road because under the power to o.
tcbbsh post roads, Congress has no authority to con-
srnct maintain road within State to the injury of
private property or individual right.
A. II Is not taken away by the requirements Of tho
&C. imposing vessels the duty not to interfere with
the construction and elevation OF the bridge" because
those requirements arc imposed for an object MOI ca.
trusted to TIE general In execution OF
its commercial power aud they operate tn tax the
ports OF STATE and give preference by regulation
OF To the ports Of STATE the ports oe
another.
b. II could not be taken away by any power Of Con-
without Just compensation and Is rendered
9. 1t the duty of the defendants to obey tho
Inand Of the court by removing altering their bridge
required by the decree; and for their disoseience
they in contempt nrd they in further contempt
by rebuilding the bridg in defiance Of tho Decree
OF tho injunction issued th. 18th Of june 1854 and
should be dealt with accordingly by sequestraou and
att achment
The decree OF the court remains in force and
tie cmpaipaht II entitled to have executed writ
OF assistance and have proeexs to rnancl the nay
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A uCi ION N01lCE-T0. MORNING, AT l01s O'CLOCK
IA A. NJ, SAML Ell OSG 'uD Alct oncer will sell al
his store 81 Nassau street Maier Ant without
any to close several accounts and to pay ad-
vances, orsment o. aud second hand hou se-
hold furniture. comprising several Brussels and other
carpets, and chairs cottage chambe suites par
slor suites bur"sus and washsands, bookcases exten
SION tables, t;t &c.
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UCTION NOTICE.-BANGS BUrHaR Co WILL
"A sell on Saturday evcuie, december 49, at the
Trade sale Rooms, Is Part row. assortment Of
books, plain and fancy stat ry, games fancy articles
&c. &c, suitable for holi, presents, Being the stock
OF q retail book stationery aai f~ucy store
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Governor OF Utah.

[From the Washington Union, Drc. l5.l
We understand that the President has nomtnsted q
the Senate Brevet Lieut. Col Id snrd J. eptoe OF the
United States Army to be Governor OF Utah The ppco
Of Governor Young, who appointed by President
Fillmore Colonel steptoc, who il in lineal rank y
tain of artillery, and who has been twice Lreweted for
gallant and mertorious conduct hc battles OK Csro
Gordo and Chepultec, is OF course, well known to the
whole country in that 1, ,lation.
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CHRIFF's SALE OF TOBACCO AND sEGARs-ON
- Friday, Dec. is, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ut No. 80
Broadway, consisting Of large assortment Of tobacco
of all kinds also, lot Of choice Havana and other
segars; also, one platform scale, sc
The above sale Ia postponed until the 18th
day Of December, 1854, at the same time aud place.
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!, BREvooRT HENRY, AUclIoNEER-HENaY 4

IN BKEFOOKT EENKI, AICIIUN EER-HFNSY Z
LIE Buck will sell this day. at II O'Clock the sales
-com, i Maiden ane assie sale Of stock OF fnc
liquors c)rlisting Of Of the finest choice winss
arandie ars raitns preserves and teas, consisting
"of 30 cases cLeidam schnapps wines and brandes Of
gshsla wnsIey, rasins in half quarter and eighth
Lcxes picklei onions ancnovies, Curacao and other
~cord'als also quarter casks fine old Madeira wines
cases, dozen each, finest old Monongahea whis-
key cases oe old brandy, having been posse
Of the present owner twelve years. vn.age 1898;
half pipe superior old sherry wne Q fine article i'm
7rtatis of 1912; segars OF choice brands, Salvador
Havana: PurIbus Unum, La Bagadiero, II Aquila,
together With other choice and favorte brands; ao
powder tas The atten ion OF grocsrs and families Is
particularly requested to this sale. every article will
be sold wit out reserve. A. c. RUSSELL, Assignee.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RESRWED BVERY DAY


A DRIAN. II. MULLER, AUCTIOS II fR.--sToCKS AND
~ bonds II suc.,oP -ADkIAN Il. MULLER 4 CO
viii hold Their regular se-wee. sale at auction of
stocks and bonds This day at llA oiock, 1T the Mer
cha nts' Exchange Caslo ues ear 20 obtained their
offce, SS Wall sIr,et, ~ o'cloc..
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TIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCIIONEER-BY H. H. LEEDS
ii On Eridau and Mos n

HENRY H LEEDS, AUCnONEER-BY H H. LEEDS
n 6Cc.-On Friday, 18th, and Monday, 18th of
December, at l0k O'Clock at the extensive
= Of VIM H. Hors man, Esq, 90 Maiden lane William
street. the entire stock Of rich fancy goods and holiday
presents being the entire importation OF the above we'll
known importer, positively without reserve consisting
OF Rice Paran bronzes, antique and modern, Of the
most recherche subjects and designs, all OF which
waraned French porcelain tete atete and other
sets superby decorated Of various patterns orou and
crystal cabinets, jewel caskots, pen trays card
entirely article in every variety, richly
namRnted In arabesque and inaid; gents and ladies'
dressing and writing cases, iniad rosewood,
nanted In buhl and variegatcd patterns, white solid
silver 6ttngs and cut glass vnagrettes embossed
rocco goods comprising the richest description OF dcs'
reticules gents dressing pocket occupations,
necessa and other varieties OF this manufacture;
pearl Llaid and silver mounted jewel cas;cts, card
c.vers, and bouteries OF every description faus Of
every description comprising kid, silk and ornamcnted
framed Iearl and ivory and richly carved. in all the
hnest ss.T mert offered at auction in this city;
a.. tle rgest and finest assortment, comprising every
variety patterns from the pest to the must costly
We Particularly request the attention OF the public and
tlcs Int nding TO purchase for the holidays this sae
~ combining the largest most valuable assortment
ever cher~i at auction In this cify Every art offered
wh De positively sold without reserve. Terms cash for
all sums o. 500 and that amount Eve per
cent OIL. Goods on exhibition Monday llth instant
Catalogues On the morning OF sale
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Another Fire.

The alarm Of FIRE at O'Clock last evening" was
caused by the destruction OF Mr. A. Lemuel Adams boo
bindery and blank book mandatory, No. 22S North
Third street, above Calowhin The fire first dis
covered In the of the second story Of the building,
and was quite stubborn one-raging about hour
and half, and completely quitting the place. The first
f"or occupied store, and the upper story
bpdery We unable 10 learn the extent Of the loss
but it must be heavy. The adjoining buildings escaped
with little injury.
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A UCTICN NOTICE.-THOS BELL, AUCTlONEER-
IA By BELL x BUSH, tais day ut 1oh O'Clock, at 27
Centre street between Reade and Duane streets house
hold furniture OF every description, mahogany and wal
nut bureaus rosewood and mahogany bedsteals hair
mattresse, feather beds and bedding twenty iron bed
steads, 'toves crockery thirty paintings and engrav
s1ngs, ktca IL furniture, &C. Also, at IL O'Clock,
gnece ale Of clothing fine cloth fro and overcoats
CASHMERE p1ntaloons silk and vest patterns also
T2 india ru her overcoats 10 pair pantaoons S4 hats
q lot Of sec ondhand clothing futs Se
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L7DWARD SINTZENICH AuCTIONEER.
~ sCHKNCK will sell at auction, this day Dec 10, at
IL ocloc, at the sale sroom, IL Wall street fine wnes
orandes teas liquors, cordials sardnes, and prime
lavsna segars. Also, at IL o'clock splendid coupe,
INT little nsed.
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an rAlNliNGs.-TliIs MORNING, AT IL O'CLOCK,
~ at The took store and gallery 5il Broadway large
lan'isespes wine, sceae-, moonlight river lake aud
u1nrian views forest scenery, &C., most Of them BY
hors ana s i. ana al ny sad sss ,n framed
'ew Years gifts; rare STANDARD books ANNALS pape-
'ere fancy goods. &C., this evening at O'Clock.
l. ussElL w. wIsicorr, AucTioNEER .-rARIOR,
Ii dining room and cnamb-r furniture, elegant
wood plan iorte &c. On Monday at IOH o'cocx at n
lgh,h avenue few doors from =, urteenth street. R.
v. Wcstco,t will sell by catulogue the entire elegant
and mahogany furn tore q the above house.
houselerper and Others attending hs sale assured
tnat the whole is TO be absolute sud TO the highest
bidder rain nr shine Consisting rich apeStry Wilton
eanty carved rosewood pisnofoIte gn6cent rose
wcod paricr sat, eight pieces airccth do.
uuqne anu recherche collection o iars imported mnn
tel and decorated oruainsts very ,ich ormolu
clocks extens on tables, variety elegant silver ware,
French china cut glass waie &c, wish very large
quantity Of 70 ewcod AMI mahogany thabsf furniture
suior' eatt'r beds Lair ,natse.s's lhe sale viii
mmepce with the ki, ,ch.a furniture .. II o'clock
tcisely Colleagues 81 Louss 4 deposit ain be re-
quiied OF ever purchases.
u ECLlNER' SALE OF GRoe FRIES, FEATURES, &C =
n On saturday December IL, ls54 at IL O'Clock
..aa corner os dyr.h avenue and Adelph street
srookyn. Sale positive
= sTuyER, ArCTIONEER---FuRNI PIANO.
- tories, ricn decorated Chi iaware, splendid fancy
goods for the holidays &c.--ihs day. at 10Y O'CLOCK
the sales u4 Broadway corner Duane street
Iertmptory sale Of new an. isshicnsbe custt m made
furniture, consisting of rosewood paror suits in ssin
bIoca'ee and hair CLOTH Indies rosewood secretaries
music cabinets, roseso0d mahogany an. ladies' French
work table, beautiful ariIce marble tip centre side
anu sofa table,, mahogaay sofas, tete a-tctes,
chairs spring seat psrlo chairs rosewood and mahogr
ny FRI nch aud cottage bedcads, wardrobes secretx-
rss library book ses marble top bureaus and wash
stands, mattresses paliases gilt framed mirrors oil
antng>, &C. rich chnawae and fancy articles for ho-
day presents elegant decorated tea scs gold band do
etea sets, decorated motto coess, splendid
OF new and elegant es rich cut glassware, rosewood
ana eoony work boxes Papier machie articles &c. At
II O'Clock, superior rosewood panoforte, made
by Fishers.
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u ECLllERs SALE OF GRO FRIES FEATURES, &C. =
III On saturday Deco enbcr IL, 1904, at III O'Clock
Ash corner dyr:l and Adelphi street
nrooklyn. Sale positive.
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81 water &Turner trill sell Saturday Decembe i6
10y oclck, at br sales room, 80 Pine and 81 Cedar
streets splendid nrtment Of household furniture
consisting OF mahogan sofas, chairs tctc-a-tetes vol
1aircs, &c 10 hair ant cloth, bookcases warirobcs,
ttegtres, rosewood aud mahogany marble top cen
TIE, SIDE I'D pier table,, mahogany uua-tctte tables
sea chairs, rosewood mahogany ~ blsrs walnut
bedsteads bureau washstands, cottaes chamber fur
r-liture, ttresses, raIlaricrs.
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II MRi H. IFEDS, AuCTI0NEER-BY n. II LEEDS
LII &CO.-Saturday, December 16--Sse Of splendid
household furniture at 10, West Fifteenth street near
Eighth avenue consisting uf mahogany furniture COW
cred in hau CLOTH distinguishes window curtains ma
hogsny card and centre tables, chairs soaa rocking
chairs, black walnut bedstcads, &c also ingram car
furniture. richly covered in CRIMSON bocatclls.
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A SSlGNkE SAIE.--A. NJ. CRISTAl4AR AUCTIONEER,
n Will sell on Wednesday, 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock
at coal ysr tA Washington street, between 900 aud
1,000 tons lots to suit purchasers, together with
-bree horses, three coal CARTS harness, and other
articles in the line. By order or L. LIrHAM assignee
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articles in the line By crdcr o. l. LIrHAM, assignee
IN ID. NASH, AUCTl0NEER, STORE $40 BROAD
As WY. By virtue of chatte mortgage, will sell
saturday Dec l6, 1854 at 10 o'cocs M at the store
the contsnts of lager bier saoon consisting OF tables
chairs locking glasses, paintings glasses, castors de-
canters, knives and forks counters, &c
SMITH SLOAN Atty for Mortgage.
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A UCTlON NOTICE-M. wkay, AUcrioSEEs- w
"A W. SHIRLEY will sell by Eueteu, atttne commission
salesroom of Thomas Field 10 luton opposite Dutch
granite parisn Gotta lava silver plated brsaan'a
out and pressed glass and eney GOODS for loiys
Gale TO commence at 10 'clocL, OF THURSDAY the
l4th Dec inst, and continue lson la, tc ay. - LIS
rose Of tile whole credit Of iays Tor
hundred dollars for notes ss t to the
THOMAS T. FIELD
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s,.r d,r,. slse. ui ss esne 20 r,vsI q, 20
he r.th Tbs P-! ccns ccf-5e iAs4s--7' Wy
OF to c.ttrsie Of this river 90 sscsntea ~ ~
a., 81 c.iu h.h bill tuartcd ~ ana @o"- ~
.S.t--rs Of ,reItJf I've chains. 20 rS3sbo No u. ..
TsS rs The * u xrloraiOa u sirIt me -.
If N, crs total II sSeLy sk rlos rVHi Poa' \ W
80 n 20 OF tbi. hill in north direction we're Ass
. n oesrsrEins ina north YES. BY ~es
49, a,-th-r sr.Sk the but .0uld nos sc ne
-. ,Srls Of bal DOT % soat s 'st . 49,
tie. steps snt OIL O'
-. -. The river fo~ 18th before mensoaei oiFe--
80 g fjogsd sbcrt mile until ~e .ne ~
,.s the incline being 81 an sBsie o. from - 20 . 80
~. =, Ia ytes IN egeih could not see the ooro
$50 ned IL down opposite bank, unt se iolni J.
-, fqrfhcst Point reached Whh oaf .!'sNlen p
rvtc already PAINTED from af Ne SOM ieeI
- -, ,or~ect have nothing 10 add . .,, q
ultrf-n as % He
~ c.aal bec-rse &c no: consider oar - sc
- ~, M 10 arrive cOrcl o1 worthy or y 60.
- - b, that h eHpsdt'snn D.. tne
.I her wsh detail thsa any 'ta-s nal'i
raj az ts r The pee ~ $500, q. ,be r,r-,-v
v,sr.s about tie SOL tnd general ,'peet ., '-
p 80 v,rn 70 rsrcho No N on Ten Aiysr ne SOL. -
it.i M. ,.r;h pfo3u, -hogsay inci ino' 80 -
rsfrttu@e. we ava n1t SC "a. AZ
,c. s.Kuce the beds Of tbe streams orln r,
o. - . 80. - Of ID, river the geoosc-l totnAi''l
,rt color eentaLre traces CT copper ~ seem
NJ, ~ 49, numbers few Tiers deer ". g. ~
- ~ al kue, and of " Eoioas Insects n "
~ .sss snf sa-l is sunoyed MS d'y aAl hlsl
f,.eS nom "a heslb the best oppresSye =
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THE ISTHMUs.
or rur EMPIRE CITY.

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE Citf'
he steamer Empire City arrived a tbs pr on
.a.,roo rih he California maize OF February 'iss
C.sspis news s no later than vss brought BY the N''
ern Light ...,o.k p NJ
The Empire City arrived Oh the Hook st 10 e.oek e n
Ynds,-, days and p bouis flom hlos''OnS -.
,.p.d there on account OF the fog until noon sA'ur
The Empire City sailed from New-Y0rk al . N
N February H. and arrived At Norfolk on the i'tn .a-
,.;l.d from Norfolk, with the GeorgAs passengers
O'Clock A. n 18th. and arrived at Aspanwsn ~ .
n sad and sailed night II oeIo,k r NJ. Tor n'ns
.or arrived there s5th at IL O'Clock VI and sseo "
there at II O'Clock p NJ same day
s7rb O'Clock A. NJ, passed steamer North Star hh"ae
90 longitude 80 TO- O'Clock A ~ same day pa'7sS
.,ssmer hull down 10 eastward.
March l. 10 O'Clock ", passed vessel showing hsn-
.ppsr. ptly lying to- short distance frcm her passed
vreck of vessel Of about 200 tuns bottom up
The Panama route is very healthy there was NOT snee
csse Of sickness among the passengers from California
We are ndebtedto T. N. Hull ESQ., Purser OF the Empire
City, fer valuable favon
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The Co films steamer Baltic sailed Saturday for Liver
pool with liG passengers Max Maretzek, the we'll known
opeis manager was on board Also. Geo. w. KendJI
Editor CT The Ncp ORLEANS PcoyuRe
FOR cALIToRsI.
The Star OF the West sailed on Saturday fer San Juss
with a yry large number Of passengers.
NEW STEAMSHIP.
The new steamship Chas. Morgan Capt Forbes intended
for the mail servce in the Gulf of Mexico departed Satuf
day for NewOreans, to take her place in Harris & Nor
gans Inc
QUICK TRIP OF THE PILor-BoAr GEO STEERS
The following is extracted from litter dated:
OyoA Honduras Saturday Jan. q, 1875
The Geo. Steers arrived here yesterday having msd' ns
passage from New York in thirteen days twenty ho1s
We sailed by everything saw, had forty eight h'"s
calm and made the shortest passage record BY bH
odds.
WRECK AT SEA.
TIE bark Little Lizzie, from AJAX Cages twenty dsytr
rived Saturday. On he 9Th off Hatteyas passed INC
wrct Of fore and aft schooner water logged and sosa
doned Same time passed number Of barrels Of supp'
Bavsstores. The L. L. experienced heavy weather
On Thursday night the brig Fashion, from ST Bsnns
omew while off Sandy Hook, in contact win US
schooner & L. Bayes from Fredericksburg for NsWi@-
which carried away the Fashions fgurehead' "'''
bows &c
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Boy SEVENTEEN YEARS oF ACE SHOT AID RosssS
IL THE STREEr-On Wednesday evening last, as ~ AZ"
about seventeen years Of age named Frederick Me%;
in the employ Of Vansant & Iibbard merchants on h
returning home at about 81 oclock in the evening"
be stopped on the bridge over the Miami CanS s.s
Vine Il by several full grown men, who tried ID ia!er
his passage The boy managed to pass them ana M
pursued him. To escGpe from them he fed into an s
leading through to Race St and when near han W.
through Of the Williams shot at him, the GOMEZ Tny
taking effect and the ball passing through HE ie ,ss il
the world and EFF him. The boy remained without aI ~,
help, being scarcely conscious from loss OF ooon AZ.
til 10 o'clock e. night, when by accident be wa
covered and taken home. lie Is said to be IN cn
condition. His character, as given by his enpoy md
most excellent that he is quiet kind and oonsn
we can only come TO the conclusion thar tne an re
brutes had 10 other design than to commit rooosf' Ia
boy-of seventeen years OF age. The Pohse
seasch Of the williams Cincinnati Times, "sS
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TIE HARTFORD CATASTROPHE.
CORONER'S INQUEST.
MEETING FOR TIE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS

From Our Own Reporters
The ptts. and excitement caused by the late lsasoa,
explosion has sbated in Hartford but is taking prac
teal form, as will be seen by the following
PBLIc MEETING RELIEF
meeting was held at the City Hail. Hartford on Fri
cllden lett destitute by the late accident at Fales x
Ora, works. Chester Adams appointed Chairman
and J ". Beach Secretary. Ii was
,5 That Committee Of I'VE be appointed By he Chair 70
pee, this meetrs the of 10 b, Commit
Horace johnson Jas. b. Shulsss J. Dean Alden, p.
Foster and Norman Burr were appointed.
The Committee reported the following names which
slp.. Oliver f s.yous oeo' M As9 4';9a o.0
lGs,d , ES.' Rs 1'P R B.. nJ ws sa o Ss.
,; i"nu't Nun iey W.ien Russell P Ksndsi Giisoa
Welies William lee, bnis'n Moran Allyn SlInan Mills
1a, hS- John L Sc.weh 4 E Buzz IA ''7
sr1siais coHpii 10 distribute the fund.
About 5000 raised the evening for the relief of
the sufferers.
ooRo>EK's NoUEsr-sEcoSD Day.
The InquisitiJu into the Of the ac:den.
sumed at the same place, at 10 A NJ, on Saturday
Tie frst witness sworn
Geo balner who dePO.ed follows Did work IN the fac
rsn The the day before bar ;ae Cars
whsnis buri hs;-ia Of JOAa MsCae, ne lAte
trsinter al HI, work hin f-ng naty
we pore sfIese n theiI miles bst us2y s iasTs were
r3e was BY several tsHaa lay. called good
On ihe tiss : a voIaser Sst vas a. ia
bar c.
Cults svora-JoAu MCune, tie late engineer here
Nss never employ a. the Curtis factory
Tics LAufhiD ss05Ehave wcEksd here the no1ih
puiur tAs pump under supslen
Cxce ii lidN pkn Co; took sccdent:
yudr found M Of cant tell from Appearances
the Of explosion; the amp
In coed order have been rood
Sleer ~0Ed ret tSse been t3atd io.i; - Punp wos1
t6fcwt wAieT inches end u delivery have
al the roofs The fssiory
John BE11ea bat hs testimony thIs lsA;
gfO he
The Jury then adjourned us.l P NJ, to attend toe
fun. raj Of the bsotbers CAMP
TIE BROTHERS CAMP.
The funeral OF SASrEL II. and DisIEI S CtSP took
place OF tie South Congregational Church On Saturday
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JAMAICA.
ron Oar opr CorrssroIdsnr.


KINGSTON, Wednesday, Feb %, 1854.
Severe ndispositlcn prevented my sending you my
usual Communication by the Northern Light ], there
Gre embrace the opportunity offered by the calling into
,ns port OF the Empire City, TO send you synopsis of
tLe Prnepal events that have transpred in this island
since the date Of my last letter
The Assemblys ball in honor of Sir Henry and Lady
Bark!ey, which informed you was on foot came of
on the night Of the 10th nst in the Assembly Rooms
GREAT PREPARATIONS made to render the affair one
o. TIE most brilliant that has taken place in the annals
q Ire island. The subscription fIO each member
fsveral OF whom refused on the grounds of objections 10
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srEcIE LIsr.


THt CEsTBAL $50 MN GRANADiRs SrEANsHP NAVi.
The first steamer II his route re Iched
Panama or rather Tabocs on the 81 inst with son1
tWerty passengers sad email qrsn,,ty OF freight she
sed again onthe sb on her fvtafnto istipa"h seYeny
tu, Of freight sev,r erch ans or traders going 81 eX
anime The route and Arsnee Tor anweru. orders 81 any
rquir,d deception fo tie following n4mei ports AMI
Il adjacent country. Sc is to leave Panama on h.r
s.,oId ripsna REGULARLY On o. ABOUT The rst
81 each n.outI Nontio, New Granada; Chilqle, do.
PuIa Arenas Coz R.,a San Juan del Sur NicIrasui'
Retle;o do. Isla Tyre, Honduras; La Union, Saa il
yttor Lite.tsd do Acsjute, do; lstlpi, GlItsmha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

From Our Own ReIorteis
The interest and excitement caused by the late lsasoa,
explosion has not sbated in Hartford but is akn prac
teal form as will be seen BY the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

Alexander Morgan eyed about l9 year, son Of Ambrose
Morgan Esq, was killed. at Oswego on the 2sth III,
while sliding down Hill Several -her persons we're Sc
yerely, though DO. dangerously injured