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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
MONDAY, March 2o-P. NJ.

The Stock market waS insye this morning. but gsnes
ally firm Between the Boards there was rather bea1
feeling and ct the Second Board the mrke for the leading
fsnces had an upward tendency Erie closed at ''i al
improvement, Of the lowe<, point Of the morning.
ard 1 advance on Saturday. closing prices heaoDs We
about a. before and the fancy railroads generay "so
bou, imnortant change The market continues hrm i9
Cumberland The quotaton oday shows an advance OF
cent The rev Presiaen. has we hear the sp
ron,,oept We have a very good account Of his ability
gu lbe place Parker Vein d steady Dsi.s.s @
pm. Co.l 10, Canton Is rather frmr at 27i Ncsfsses
eci CP.Isce cold a. IS Investment ses c cs,s
fair demand ct about previous price," New rSI. Oe@a
wa. firm at 1901! Michigan S'aihsfn Las ~ 40 "oo
~ York Certral. improved cent Other descriptions
~. xi,bou, much change. California 10 sold at Is.
The Mining Stocks were steady this morning bat ss
xs,v active Potomac improved to 81 kcCuuoch soA =
7Ib 50 Gardner 9, North Carolina u Leaish Enc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

20, In Ia. ev,ry point rcllog che chuacter'i.''
s s-cEsn' latd.ag. sad medical Treatment o. p'l'ry.
. cssssd "a a full and satisfactory manner ieiving i'fis
e., desied by the smas TIE volume is ilu"rt'ei ~
,ercus cocred representation Of most celebrated
c,ise bird drawn from life h. Nr Harrison Weir These
are admirably executed making hs work one Of he m'H
psmen's' Of the ses5on.
rBy AngnIcAE FRUIr-GeOWPR's GUIDE ByF ~.
i2mo pP IS c ssstoH
y suhor Of ths volume brings tho result Of long ey
rience fruit grower to the Hesitation Of his subject
II comprises the history and mode OF cuure OF nearly al
Tie v.Iioes Of fruits cultivated in this country with n,es
Of their adaptation 20 localities and sos Mr. Elliott does
not ocDfI himself TO the bes;en track but presents his
own views with originality and independence Hiss work
forns . valu bic addition to the pom logical library.
The Sixth Edition of BcIsT's hmcricGs Foper G. Ir8>a
yoctogv - published BY c. NJ Saxton. containing mi1y
new siures especially copicus description Of the adj
taon Of hot water Horticultural purposes. new list
Of eve green's and chapter are ano0g the
origin matter in this volums.
W, rave received from Evans & Dclerson new issue
OF l. O. Brown Co.'S elegant edition Of Tie Bri,,,l
Poets comprising YousGs Poems in two volumes and
5BUEeBiLLs Poems in three volumes The I'D nirabs typ
grsphy Of this edition les than its careful editing Gu
titles Il to a place in every vsDseleeted library.
RoIo an Paris is the title Of new volume Of Rolo
Tour ~ EDrope by JAcoB ABBOTT 1t il written in tho
usual attractive style of ie author and Is embeshed b.
numerous appropriate engraving Sod by G. s. Francis
& CO..
TIE Farmers Land Meosvrer by JAMES PsDDEE is q
wefu pock companion. showing the contents OF any
piece Of LAID from dimensions taken in yards &C. Sax
ton
Morning ard Erening Exercises fer Apra My and
Jupe BIZ WILLIAM JAY is q well tno wu volume Of Mada
hons select passages Of Scripture reprinted by L Carter
& Brothers
Al edition Of Madame De STALLS Cornae translated by
Isabel Hal with me;rica versions Of the Odes by L. f.
LsDtop is Issued by III. Baird
C0i and Dog, apleasant English Juvenile with ilustra
uc0s by H'nRsos WEIR, is repubished by Evans 4 Dick
ersor
I'll, Sunshine Of GraystOne by f. j. MAY is a religious
story reprinted from the English edition by Appleton & Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
ooUar OF GENERAL sssNoSs-xsai.,.-ss sr. J.is.

COURT OF GENERAL SsSloSS-NoHisy.-3etors Jsiss
NEs1S
Atsrnc Thompson indicted for grand larceny pleaded
m ~ 20 psts iarss sHj b-ss usssE B of
til L. Use ofk-fuss -,
Hem, yn fndlctes robbery In the art a.ss.- p,ssisl
sss b.lery Ise Des seesP'es ssd ne
-sut % the T. rit-ut.ry for foar cntoe
srias % Cris.y i.o woieh ne sios twelve paS
Of "a. He 60 he Hogss Of kefrsc
Cba s. convicted Il ksePas dsersety To-
ash Ns.d AIS Coart aaos Ain
: Is sheh Re Psid
RIOT AND ASSAULT AND nNTrFRr.
vn Dcnhse John BsSNsa fsgok csesaea lance Csrr.s-
H. IrNu B,ah~p Paisk W. whife john IL iais We
tx (o6rE Jsns lloyd Dssiel Hasaes Patrick aes,nss AL
- Iie, for D. i1 heeB eogsged IN Aus rt
On night cfthe int "a. conner OF fnrss af rary-
urh-t Il sVp-aF.a nsm the syd-nes hH ne dtf So
f-9 ths the nSe!s Of Engine CO Nss
Ard tho seemed hsv'ag attempted % ti-s
o t-y aErtva ofthc f~sn;, ara
v.-a 20 ice pre,erteS them from 80 DOING s@.era poe s:s
hut o. tHsn eels Hsanfy
80 ft exert 5r3Ae- sad 5raet hviss tsses
"a, h no. the, having ese1 arrested tae eai2s haze Ss
- rurb.ree over IRE Jury acllt.cd al bot Sas too
hovs nsr~a and these last gsniadsi for seateae lac
ACn aa,oEint9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
prOoxLYN CITY coUsr.

Thomas Richardson and BeTjsmn S'ead inlic'ed tm
re Zoo Ma EFrbcth Ei~srs mel ca the inf etmss
-, In, ver- unable The eesnda,s "a upon
~h tet plea zzy 10 TIE to'nes tnsieinsns AL
assault and osi;cy vaca vas secps7a ~ as
Coat ana thy su,ere.d 20 'npr,nat "a, .osasy
Jsl for ~ tDe Of IS esea la detat
Av - 6ue thy az 10 s'a7d 5sd for twenty dAys s;s
caprsiiou flie frs, pare Of the senietee ,.., 49,,
(harcs NcGrcAey, adctcd Tor ncs sns te
LA IN Dot hsyss pepper sa exposed pleaded su and w.
fn-d$N ,---
Jane. Gess- not hsvsS .a,lsn number Of bols ass
cured TO- pubic house. WAS fucd 80
DoHshey To- not having SUFFICIENT stall 7co e9aSs
for a public hoas- VA tined 80
Of oher csnsd tavern keepers we're afNues on So
indictments which they pleaded not Slss, snt ths Cs'n
sricu
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Adrertsnetl
Tie Chemical PAPER invented bE Mr.. Herbert.

Tie Chemical Taper invented by Mt. Herbcrt,
Chsur DrgFrt Of Paris rerdSrDs seh pOrsa sesrce,
that h.. bcSrs taty 20 extend tAo kuossdss Of
he The efh,cio1s
prop been ably proved b. 6eca
ysr the Of thousands OF nivdas Who as
f,ortfo BY sdce Of the eDineE: dca prsc tols
Ia Paris ard France not Only psruitei bat
PRESCRIBED ik ard b.s .h,~n t
be Indispensable combat ~h the certainty Of
nation OF the inttsnes pains th- bowels cus Of nervous
leurst.m, scAcs lnmhaso psus Of the oas prayss
children besides the very
properties above the Paper other Which
.es.fy spilled in snOtf as sfect WATCH
Ices chascter nevertheless roubleone such
sseofns eli peiufu iniurs;iors tho feet IL
In fact public be TOO seriously avck.d u9ea this
MEDICAL discovery # Which every the ssssI upon
rlCstion 10 the principal dEaessts Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Jz1se SLossoS.
n. tpsk.-,.n -, au.,tn sherrnan

To recover value Of two notes made IN 1884 nearly 20
psy,hls In defense the datae OF
Limitations up also sdhGss II l4 By The sseo,ts, 70 par;
re on se ehsp fthe Reyed Sstates which dischsg "a
SsSerdsrt froua Al h liabilities tbs. tine The d
b, din is4 before Aie CheJ Jones snd issue
ard also subsequent proIise set The
Jr, on hss . found vsTtes FOR plann with interest fSf
s2g 40 E1eeptors and the s1prems Court atsf
sraeG tie bach the Sesen, trial The ess-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MARCH 81 1854


car ooud haze tssn stopped in trs to P-evsnt tire
tufrrce Ofihe ace 6sLt Tie road az tn pcnt esol
! obs;ru ID thai during To- passage II foo pis
etgrcouo scsrey ct bftTe-n the ohrG,ins IN TIE
coz ard cops qaen ihes, no sufficient room fOF the
tcsmsier and his team 20 Ct clea-
DR. Edward Cha isney he CT nsrs DePly. made a
post IL rom <srnsiion oftbe bd and band the ribs
broken and oiser extensive wounds ss: -; in int ns;;y
TO cause 18th TIL Jury rendorod ia T. owing verdi 1T
ILei CeceaScd lrae h.. death b. beng crushed b.
tween wsgoC and car on The Hud-on River Railroad.
Desr The Junction Of IVES snd Tenth FurihernIre.
we hnc that ssid R,roed Company are gully OF gross
cvpaolii! for no having their properly II nned 10
prevent ao'dIs and respectfully call the attention OF
tie Street Commssonsr tue removal of obstrucons Ia
toe street al this plsee"
Upor the rrdiion CT the verdict. the driver OF the c.r
who was in custody discharged Tho deceased MAS
naive Of Germany = years Of age He resided CT NJ III
Seventh
EoyoEs To i CusAy PATRIOT In conformity to pub
IL nyit.on gwen SATURDAY. considerable nun Der OF
Democrats OF al nations sunday evening a. the
Cuban Dtroocrado Ahensun No GOO BIZ sdwsy 10 pay a
tTbuie Of homage to the memory Of the Cuban Patr Of
Don Lortnzo Allo Among those present W. observed
dspuiscns Of German Tarners OF the French Society OF
The McuniaD. OF It.isns Pobs and large nber OF
CubsDs residing IN New York The I'd been apprO
prsiey ornsmented ,r this ssd ceremony IL the ceoer
was eatafacc, in The fJrn Of dome surmoultng 4
iuneTal GIn which inscribed ~ follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

ONE HUNDRED

ONE HI NDRLD SMALL CHILDREy.-There are up
wrd OF hundred small chdre the last and most effective
the moral play OF The Old Beewery 81 Barn
Museum The represents the ne~ Mission H0rse OF the "a
Five Point beautiful coatrbu
this Mission and besides FOR Mr. Pesse Five Pons
Hof the 80 the pAisathrope
perform double good The Old Bre~s to BE- repeated this
evening Dos the Nico Family aud o'hr chss
and musing 81 Banums this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
LECTURES. MEETINGS, AMUsEMsvTs. 10

TUESDAY, assch o. l3S.
FIRagas CLUE American Institute Nc S. 9rod II NJ
VtGETARIiT sOCIETY-so u Laisats, u 2. NJ.
CHRiSTsS ASSOCIATION Bklyu n Fresh "a u
LYONs ard ,miqro he Poes'edp al 5fo.dEsy T.
LAKCEks ard Serious fsmi =" A. hartoss II J -
RoMro JULIET and charles XII at the Bo~ery u d.
WAliacks q Z VI
1oMs CaPfs tbo p II the National
OLD SRtwERY srd ofhef Entertain .nruts Museum
CasIsTy WcoDs MtSsTRELsE bio sD-l AT BrOadSsS
BUckLfYs OPEs. HousEEih pan D-linsaions t Bva, \
i35 Broad p
BROADWAY hEEsGgKis ADnsl--30 B'~aJ 10 4 N 10 NJ
isDusTEY ALL ksTIoss Or stall Palace N % tlss
bAEvsRDs ssMA-The Milo sc No SIS broa1way " VI.
BuISiSC Moscow Commercial Hal Jer.ey Cit'. "
JoSESs PAsrosCOPE route CALFO2A No 40 Boaiway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

ArR.rr OF A DlsnoyE r WAIT E.-faonss Stnrls. n
it s'tsr Prescott H,ass -srJ sfrs' - so
Ttufn.us OGesr csl,-ia tA- Eirtth Va ps:e cai
~ tAirs q The hsTLsn Ga 500 rs
rod steh ifh aed tn Of " . -
l.te A. he hor.- frni il--s quantity ar a.
tel. EsriF piur esr3tisn-s Se
th- accrst lie l9cfsf ~ ~ 'tf-
Clsfk 10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

ARREST o, SUSPICION OF Arson Shortly ahcr clock
Yesterday mofDipg Policeman Dunnng OF the Fourth
Ward while paifCng his beat in Rosest, discovered a
person walking at "a. in tho grocery Of Thomas l..
Braoy on the corner Of Rose and Frankfort ss The cir
cumanco did lot patcuary attract his attention at the
time and he psssd his way bat returning about 20
minutes rward he discovered the store to be fire aid
Immediately gave the alarm. Hose Co. No p with Mr.
paulch one of the Assistant EOgneers the irs fire
men on the spot and with the old of the Fourth Warl Po
ice soon extinguisbed the flames But little damage was
SUSTAINED ho, in the floor and oil cask stand being
the only things burned the of the
frern.n into the store explosion lise that of small
quantity Of powder was distinctly heard BIZ them After
the Ire hac heen exinguished and the gas lighted Brady
tie keeper OF the came 10 Through side door. he
lived in The seme building anG Intercepted by Capt
Dici,t in gard t. the fire. He SAID he had left the store
az IL DC ok on that night and locke the door ha'al aud
tia; 10 person his kuov dge in the store when he
lftit The Captain asked him If his stock was insured
He said that il was insured though he did not know in
what Office, 10 what amount Further Questioning
brought out that last week he had got insured in Wall
Il Office and paid the premium of insurance There was
but very email stock ia the store but plenty Of empty
boxes shelyes &c AL these circumstances were consid
cred suspicious by Capt Dche,t who took Brady into
custody 1t subsequa nty ascerta,ned that hs stock
Wa nsuisd for 81 500 in the Frenans Insurance Com
pa,v Yesterday afternoon the accused underwent apar
al exsuncon before Justice Osborne when the evidence
in substance sia,cd above was elected Mr Bau'ch was
one Of The witnesses examined and stated that in his opn
ion the store vas set on frs Another witness named Lynch
stated ha be was in Bredys store drinking with him, bs
tween Il and O'Clock in the morning. When Brady cana
into tie store after the fro had been exiingushed he had
on day dress with tho exception OF his shoes The case
will be resumed this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

BARNEs-DINMICK- Bsrees Of the TtStrtr. U,ia, 70
NJ. N.ry dsush,er ofo Dim mich, OF Ms .ncrss p, .
sFE- BoZoRrn Ca Tuesday Mach II, b. the Rev Dr.
I,r,. ESwnd Sc. 20 s Harriet Bezch both Of this Cy
MOOD ErMORE-I In Petnsul, summit Co, Oai,, By tss
Paw Geo W r,lms, nr Tbomo WOd ot the trim o, Colsr
Weed Co to Jaa wetnoe second daughter Of The lsts
Hen " lllsm WetrO Q, al OF Pm Dsila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
.BROOKZ Wv ITEMS.

BURGLARY Ar FORT UANILTOS Some time during
the the house Lyon ls' Foot Hm
Of su ,be bus nocus
could be nei until lat
usued Ez Cook informed against named Joha Mindg1
ebsIs,d with Philip Craven with beius tbs
hursa She stated that the properly buried Ia the velocity OF
searcLng her s,o odad 70 be correct and
recovered The Cook who lived ~ih Mmdgold bis
Undue him commit the robbery and one day
rom he she packed his goods aud
sb lz a. Fof usmtl. win
who her a1Ode N,nfgod thereupol sfe
the for stealing hs property bat he found
bad previously e-n logged against him tor the rob
dy but managed
Deputy She Freud his trail sud
s him concealed n the woods and arrested
him also zrrsed Philip Craven Guyus Shnts
Cook s OF whom lodged In jail a"lins
examination.
NpARLr PERIsHFD-On Sunday morning an insane
Yard having gained entr
which eId from Flushing Her clothes we're
hCztnstN and sic Ley eshed With the cold she VS.
charge o officer Mcmahon ana ts.en 10 the
tIict House, whete her necessss were attended TO-
SUPPOSED HAIL THIEVES ARREsrED.-On Sunday
nrL Asis Latham and Officer D,ske Of the s D
c Police look indydassn Montague
place They followed Them keeping good dsauce behnf an
number hall doors along Fulton 81 in
the Mddsbst The last place they enteed No @
sken into custody and ockedup They gave Their
names Martin and Thomas W.In and on their
buBehss sk end deadsch keys They ~es
Justice Smith yesterday and coninitsed until
fuElLer inqorJ could be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
BILLS OF MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for tbs
EEvKsTH WEEK of the present year:
WEEKLY REPORT DEATHS CITY AND COUNTY o.
NEwYOaK. from ~ rob II % ifoyca IS. 1854
MEN Sl--WOHEH 69-BOYs I7--GIRLs Total $50.
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FATRIoTIsN
Liberty. Al L o. L

Live the Univ.rsal R.rublie

The s,bdsrd of tie Lone Star the uaiverss Re public
spd the United States grouped about the caafalo
Amid the most profound silence several speakers-among
them Messieurs Rodriguez. Teon Aguero, Aaespns Ia
pon ard the Wee Prsden; Of the Turner'S pronounced
fitting eulogies on tie deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

lLcra Is an nc1easo OF u iiV"' Nv
res chiefly on the following causes Convusions % 10
So Inflammation Of Brain 10 to 10, Inflammation Oh Lnns
q to 49, Premature Birth II Small Po' has
from 32 TO 60 Sill Born 80 to % Dropsy in the Head - to
~ C,oup 20 to II There was last week death from
siobbrc.
The following comprehensive Comparative Table vii
show tie we,y progress of oil the principal diseases a.
vel as Casualties under which head are put all causes Oh
dea,b not usually subjected TO me csl treatment:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

Gas, GAS, GAs.-Cbandeliers and Gas Fixtures OF
sssrn ard s4tque designs al b. TOO nd Msatoy
DcTts Of Archer WsrreH Co NO. SIG Brosi~sy The largest
tfCtk AIutgics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

GAS! Gas ! Gas IA large number of new pat
tern. OF CAndee Gas Fixtures will be found al the
ssGt Manufacturing Dept of Archer Warner Co. No. Gi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

TIE Hon !. J. Crittenden saws Of Mr. Woods n,

TIC UNn II. y. CIIIItNuru taFt UI MI " nUu ) INV
ssu " ssech.as Painting N'tue sre.ty aai
g.r-a, sppIod suS especially b, hose who be
u65s than Pupils tor sPnns Course received ts n,ah
Acaasrny, 10 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

DEACON PERRY.-The representative of this charac
ter Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe Ia her uacls Tome
Calir Nj w Fox takes bis bsneiC Plrdys Nsons thls
evuirg 1beu the Uncle Tom to be the attraction 90
piece and VIII be bone ited By its truths and Trend FOX oy
ysuI
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corRr CALENDAR TVS DAv.

SUPERIOR CoUKr Nos 800, 5ss, 1856 GIL 6is 6i3 e,&
els 6Is 90 e22 So 81 65t a. eS si Gis 80 "a DO
Isl Sc. az. SIS. les So. 5 4 eld, 6Si. 81
L. s DISTRICT CoUEr.-N l, 20 p. % to - inoiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

surcIpr-Joseph Lawrence, native OF fra.ce; 49,, ~
80 ~ A. died y..srdy h residence NO 70. go Il.
years o In fic.d hs on ntaa % "a
ss in.; Coroner Gsbs held an inqse s..a az 20 ~. ~
sHe "a her brother When sn- nsa.e
", oi., ard OF roins hs haneer she sssa On
e 800 hin physician va iur1esJ
the rec. unt hh death The Coroners JuJ
from vound the throat iafesed ~ ses's'
NV !, ,tste OF sel!rpu tremscs
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CRY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL RbGrsTER-
Frs OsV2ioas bL SAd4yd Tar No CAs~SeTs<5
1874, NJ. u g.. sPA.
Mach .O........................3 20 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

,or,nryruIy DRoySrp-CoToner G amo,e Yesterday
held 50 iseuss, upOn the body Of csneI' sn.J .is ~.
Of accidentally dFosneS y7ses'.y
sla . 49, -. ef Morsys. Il sppeeo ies deee1ed -
ss...ef ia eviss freight on board ne
T-,tr. were made sna sa' tHsJ fio'ea s' A
- rrrser,d 4 yertic, Of Aeesdesfa psSa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

The whole number of deaths for the eleventh week Oh 1879
of,sa $50; increase over last year 80 per cent
increase of population per cent Per cent under ~ In
1879 60; in 1854, 65.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

Samuel Root, Of No 1863 Broadway. was awarded
the medal NssYofk Worlds FAIR Tor his me-
cuslfd pcturt Cal rS. gallery. Pssasas in
weather. Nc connection win Any ether estsb.shm-nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
BIRTH
si\RRse ID.

oRANs-on Mood., Feb the lady Geo Gran. Of soes
Ian a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21


-, Of any pr:islity thus contrasts tbs IN riis OF the
GUARD and Collins seam'rs in his IA1Hg5 IS Hsy arc &"
hmeyico Low publishing in ChamIers's Journal
at BY the Cunard and Collins steamers that the IN
tercourre with North America is mainly carried On atd
on boh sides Of the Atlantic there much keenness OF
feeling o. TO their respective merits. The Cunaris are
strong and compact vessels built wholly IN Inc Wy de ana
rosse5s engines Of tho most Trustworthy workmanship
cy are likewise in the charge Of fret rate seanon Bat
from the rounded form Of their bow or some her neh
tectual regularly they do not sail fast rs the Collins
fteameTs they slip ier on the deck, TO 90 NJ WAX
unpleasant extent. They also fall considerably short OF
The Conses in point of -pacou-ness ard elegance OF &C
conmOdation and sorry 10 say that In the tcAet
dpenog department Liverpool there Is grea! room for
inc ssed attention and piiepess On calling to got M
ticket on the night previous to departure experienced
such treatment as might be expected by palpor emit
grant Who went 20 seek Gle nosynary passage Nor
was this Tie worst of it for although paying the highest
fare % which had RENTED ten days prev iously AMI
although informed that OF The best befhs N Ihe snip
he'd been assigned to me- found that this said excellent
berth was among the tore cabin passenger5-a circun
stance that led to much discomfort during the voyage as
] shal afefward have occasion to notice allde y
these circumstances with reluctance and only under
sense Of public duty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

TIE weather last night was clear aud cold The wind
hao lost much OF its foice bat still blowing Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

The SEasdiae Of GraystOno by +. j. MAY, is religo
story reprinted from the English edition by Appleton &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

FATAL AccInEsT-A man named Henry hoster,
resong PayoLsay jersey City dd yesterday from ialar'
received b. fall Oh the hAehssy Of sore Ia "lan'1
.V,tt Efc lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

PIANoF FORTE MAKERs UsIOy.-rhe JOurneyul Piano
Forte Makers having already rfated the msstse n9nts OF
aessrs Bacon Raven they have appeared IN other
daily paper allow the privilege Of doing 20 with re-
iteration of tbose nisstGemens as they appeared IN The
Tribune OF the l7th 10 reduce the room is the reason
assigned for changing the case makers from piece to day
work The real uotye-a reduction Of wages-we think
urderie this prete1 The public are not told tor ths
change cted IL purpose Any Manufacturer knows hat
mechanics cannot work cheeruly well by the day
a. when paid BY the piece nor Is II pronaOle 70 employ
men by tie day unless they can be had for much less
sr, than the same persons earn by the piece Again two
pisro forte cases be made by one man. toSae in ct
least one fifth less time than takes ha 20 make nsm
Here IS further proof Some time in binary las! a
similar change was successfully accomplished IN an
Other branoh-Key making. Five men were employed IN
this branch earning on an Average sIo Wees!y Ihee
aesd ard sI 4ssE Sn a. a. .vs',' o. per OK
hers plea Of -w.h; o. TS s; S4Io. Tx
Also Hr Raven IL; In.ee oae o. 21i nOs 10 - ut IT,
A. ne prize. oered to tie Case makers b. the dy va. lee,
ssFe e,nps by,h- piece To earning 80 ey tie
piece earring slA - VS. 80 nisfs-
70 INV sihossh GONE Ofths from 90 81 wse.
tbs dsy determined By sTers = a, pa = "a
IoT,tee oftfe o1s fvotipt ofe IN - Ig ..2 AID
fbs pee perceive .a.' tA'
l5'gsT.alh ino isefs o. y y It., -
Thw Os o. Itde9s car rsie 81 s'si ss c,.s y
tie rsef sIs.,ed SAFE 9tssas " ne -, -e ..orS sad
Ns..YS Rs st.upt Tdac, Jd has trced apn {. zoe
eorei their nlenoa 70 bring ~ IN ihsf emp Ahas'
th.l pcorly psid eI.ei- system , Ma -.
80 ,ger,rd whole Of the 'our-syr, Fl.ao
aIsr. In tLe emrioy numbered go.y nea We aii It
V,rr.hers eGrperIss sPPreE.iees peEtsis, &C 8 o. '
BAR. ia,
he above fru ogg s1czSs f hsit az, . -
nassrs ps higher wages 'osn ,Eo.; .aI etass AS
~ r,ehsae.s The pukhe will da. t4sE Gsn ~ =
hs uak Ths. get f5 Cur LABOR i..A .o.s
or hats bsos tesl 10 reason i os I h 10 .
III raw aeeords that @ fortunate ea.s Of our s
fact La We .sSs o. s ,ss o Es excuse tor
.rre.ehrst. O. e ths s'en 10 rsd-l "a,
a. .rpve feel e1iy the escr-iit t1si -
80, n time .Ed We re! eo9aa .h
ti.ok el0Tts 70 yrev-c Ie'4Ssia1'
, -Enanly rictcro-s
Ycurs r-spec 1-!ly.
HAGAR- D -.
n. THOMSON, -- C0rnIriiise-
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