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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22
T1neafrcs and ExhihStsons.

BROADWAY TRAnE.-Bulwer's admired play Of the
Lady Of Lyons" Is announced for this evening with
Miss Julia Dean as Pauline and NJ. Conway rs Claude
Nelnotte. Tie entertainments close with the comedy
of "My Young Wife and Old Umbrella" Mr.. Davidge
appearing Gregory Grizzle. On Monday the
historical tragedy Of Leonor lie Guzman will be pre-
scented.
BuRTos's THEArRr.-The comedy or g The Tempest y
produced in very credable manner by the manager Of
this establishment viii be repeated this evening Msssrs
Burton, Fisher, Andrews, Jordan. Placide Johnston
Mrs q 3 ih and Miss Raymond IA the principal char
acters. The amusements viii conclude with the farce
OF the " Automaton Man,
BowERY THEATRE" Paul Jones the pilot OF the Ger
man Ocean" is announced for this evening. johnson,
Eddy Wnans and Miss Hfert in the principal charac-
ters. Miss Hihert viii sing z Erin is my Home.n The
drama OF I" Hot Corn, Scenes in New York will con-
cude the entertainments. On Monday a feature is
promised.
NATIONAL THElTRE.-The drama OF "Uncle Toms
Cabin viii be performed in the afternoon and the
Prayer in the evening. The leading characters will
be sustained by little Cordea Howard and Mr.. and Mrs
Prior.
wAlIAcK's TnRArRE-The entertainments selected for
this evening by Manager Walack consist OF Mrs Cow
ley's comedy of BOLD Stroke for Husband" and the
new comedetta of Number One Round the Corner. :"
All the principal members Of Waacks company appear
in the casts.
AMERICAN MusYUM-The entertainment of the afternoon
will be the comedy of the Honeymoon with Mr. G. w.
Clark and Miss Mestayer in the leading characters The
Of the evening will be the moral drama Of the
sold Brewery
CRIsTY's MSsrREs-A great variety of negro melodies
are announced for this evenngalso the buesque Con-
cert a La julien, !" and other interesting features
WooDs MINsIREIs-This company announce FOR their
entertainment for this evening negro melodies terpsi-
choIean advertisement and the burleta Of UncIe Toms
Cabin
buckets SERESADERs-The programme Of this compa-
ny cannot fail to please their patrons The burlesque
Juliens orchestra and the opera Of Lucia d Hammer
moor will be given.
WHITES SERRSADERs will give their amusing negro de-
lineatons this evening at the ST. Nicholas Exhibition
Room, Broadway.
BROOKLYN MUsEUM-E. T. Stetson takes benefit at the
Brooklyn Museum on Wednesday evening next.
srGSoR BIz is to perform again this evening at the
AIhenaum, Brooklyn
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Common Pleas--Spccial Term.
Before Judge Daly,

INFORMANT TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
APRIL q -Heidenheimer u.s. Lyon-The act Of 1853
claws of 1853 p 1860 allows party against whom a
judgment is entered upon the direction of single jus
tce Of the Marine Court to review it by appeal the
justices Of that court at general term He may do this
not he thinks proper but if he wishes to appeal to
this court he must bring his appeal from the judgment
entered by the single justice and notice of appeal
within twenty days from the day upon which that udg
men rendered This is the only judgment for which
any provision is made by law and II be entered by
the justice before whom the tried within four
days after trial. C Rev. Stat $50, S. 1921 There is
nothing in the act Of 1858 that makes il obligatory
the party who wishes TO review the judgment to GO in
the first instance to the general term of the Marine
Court He has the right undoubtedly to do but if by
doing he suffers the twenty days to expire his right
to appeal to this court is gone.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MON Ely MARK r.

FRIDAY, April Zl-o 4. M.
The tendency Of prices at the first board to-day
upward and there large operations in Cumberland
and Erie 1t is somewhat strange that such large por
ton of the sales should be on time. This have no
tced for sometime past, and it is by favor
able feature Almost the entire business Of the stock
exchange is credit and account principally Of very
weak parties At the first board Erie income bonds ad
vanced per cent; Illinois Central bonds, ~ New York
Central bonds, "a; Pennsylvania Coal "a; Cumberland
Coal, u; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, III Panama
Railroad, ~ Hudson Railroad first mortgage bonds de-
clined per cent; Reading Railroad, "a Harlem pre-
ferred, 1 At the second board the market not
buoyan and there less activity in the leading fan
cies. Cumberland Coal fell of u per cent; Reading
Railroad, y; Delaware and Hudson Canal advanced
per cent. Railroad bonds inquired after to
extent to-day and the sales comprise greater variety
than usual. strong effort made this morning to
put up Cumberland, but it could not be sustained 1t
closed this afternoon heavy after decline to points
eow those current yesterday The abundance of money
e;~os facilities So. Uar;ns st, ana there
therefore, very little cash stock pressing for sale.
There is little activity in mining stocks though
the market is still dull compared with those Of fort
night ago. North Carolina has sunk to az its progress
downward from has been rapid the most exacting
bear could desire Gold Hill is in demand at 81 Parker
Vein wequoe at 6l, Cumberland at Ply. Gardiner Gold
sells readily at 2Ss New Jersey Zinc has rallied to S
Potomac to 8. The bids were follows
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Dome site NJorkct.

CAMBRDoE CATTLE MARKET, April l9.-At market, 6ls
cattle, about SIS beeves and 40 stores Market bee
ssh; third do, s3H ordinary, 81 Sly; Hides, per
ewt, SO SOY Talow, ssA sSa. re,.s u ,, a
marlet stores.-working Oxen--No sales Cows and
Calycs-S8o $3.50 at market; year old $50 s5s
eevenr-old s4s a $50. sheep and Lambs-l,15S at
market all Of extra quality; sales quick Extra IS
s14. By lot, s5as7A
BRIGHTON MARKET April Coat Market 6S5 beef cattle,
70 working oxen co and calves, 1850 sheep, and
700 swine. Beef catileSaes not quite quick as last
week III corresponding prices for like quality We quote
extra So so so first quality, 81 10 So 20; second 81,
% 81 7b third S., rs 81. Working oxen-Saes $50,
and $50 Cows and cavcs-salcs s23 aud sos. shecp-
Sales $3.50 and Sill. Swneshoats to pcddle, from 4c.
10 &c for ows ana from &c. 10 &C. for barrows old hogs
to daughter 4sc stl logs, BE- large store hogs, 4c,
&c. and &C.; at retail, from &c. to I5fc
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dividends, commencing the first OF October next
That in October next the company will declare div-
dend OF its net earnings after reserving thereof
be deemed necessary TO apply the sinking fund
and also such amount be thou ght 10
meet contingencies That it Is required BY good faith
10 the city and State TO the construction of
the second track between baltimore and Piedmont as
soon as possible and that the company will forth NTH
proceed construct such portions thereof may be
deemed necessary and that the company will in the
meantime the utmost economy in its expenditures
The annexed statement exhibits tho quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump-
ton, for warehousng and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, April 90 1854 =
MOVEMENTS IN Foreign DRY GooDs.
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PARIS, Monday, April Q, 1854.
1he Var ftrer Rising Amongst the FrencsSccne at the
ChoPel Of The English EmDassy-Fselin9 Regarding ne
Biaes Warrior Agdir-omer Pdcka's 7actics-specula
tions Regarding Tie Policy IF Aps1a-Anoser Version
Of ne King Of Prussia's Acciaent-seasa,ion Created
Amon9a The Badauds II Paris by Mrs .Scaermerhorn's
Bal Costume u Ri9ueur-71edtrical Fashionable and
Sporting Gossp-Grand Preparations IN Paris for he
Reception II he English Troops.
Manifest indications Of great and growing excitement
are becoming daily apparent There Il subterranoous
heat evdencng itsef On every OCCASION however seem
nsiy Insignificant, which needs but Increment il the
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Superior Court--part ScrOnd.

btIUFc IIUh' JuUBe JamTbeH and Jury.
ArHL 2l-Htrom Pond 7rus'ee dc, rs. tie American
Gas Meter ConpGny-lhs was action brought by the
plaintiff us assignee Of John Laaw against the defend
ants TO recover nom the latter balance OF money al
legged TO have been due and owing Mr. L. from the de-
PENDANTS for certain real estate stock &c sold by him
the oath day of February 1853 to the defendants aud
agent Of the defendants Verdict for plaintiff s96s 81
with liberty TO defendant to make case
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Irersratiors are in progress for the erection of
bridge over tie St Lawrence at Montreal II is to be
two m' In LENGTH resting twenty three piers and
two atrnen;s, giving twenty four aFcLcs each or 24o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-D Swami, Y; DR. 8
Hobson; Col E Mosby, J Abrams Powhstar;
DR. ] W Po1dsxter, Q PoiI1exter, Gsp. WIT. n n
ldv, s Jennings Lunenbure; Good, w Pinch.
Giles H Thomas, DR. w MAlsteT; 8 Floyd;
Ransom, Farmviile; E s Brown, Cumberland; W R
MCoy. Miss M'Coy. Fl Mitchell, Danvlle; w A
Philips, Amelia; N Drake and lady, Fsuguisr: Tho,
l srsHi N Hunt. VI; Fiem'ns GoochIsns; " M
Iordon Snow Hill; Grant, r. Canal; y Bruce,
Richmond; J Mo IRE, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-H Patton and Idly, Not,
tawa5; F West Richmond; Jessr Il vi Sa MS.
MissA Bracket, Cumb'd Id; II Fipp, Woodstock; b
Watkins and lady, Pa; w DuPrey: Mrs waters fr
Edward; B ,t,om, 7 Wiley, Amelia; r. Nor MOT
mond; J M Moseley: Liegatt Lynch6,r
Thompson N y T Bright Philsda; l. Morgan,
Bait: Williams s L TalleY, Washngton; d K
D Hardman, Petersburg; L Griffin, williamsburg
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Mr, Helm, child and syt
Warrentor; M Smith, Washington v w Southall
Points Charlottesville; Fl Nelson, Rocky MT; c
W q Shields Univ of Va; o r Shields Yorktown:
P Henshaw, Boston: B C Jones. No towsy; Jno w
Morris, C r; B c FIannesan, Chviile; E Taylor
La; Miss Ingram Miss Hazlewood Lunen bS, MT
Douty, Bait; Il Stone. Mass: 6 N Foster, wv
w Henry and lady, Charlotte; 5 Dibble Savannah
ST. CHARLES HOTEL w Perkins, CHI Bailey,
Mrs McLecd, Halifax H. Fl II Wilson, lady and
daughter. w Keinger, Va; T Duke. Va Z Il X; A
Allen, Texa.; G w Robertson, Home; w Japerson:
Charlotte; PC Cock, H Peterson, Hsnhins, J
A Marks, w Simmons, Prince Geo; T P Williams.
T Picot, N c; J Calvert. Washington; w Jones.
Atkinson Hsnover; J H Lee, Hall. Orange;
Ramors Hopkins Chas City: w l. Spencer, ia,
City; w Clements and lady, J r Wilson, Surry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

Rcnp,NG THE PRINrERs-At an early
hour Yesterday morningt the counting room of the
Enouirer office, corner of 18th and Main streets,
was entered and robbed Of more than SO in mo-
ney. The thief, after breaking the middle door,
entered the counting room, forced every lock on
Two desks, procured a box Of matches from the
top of looking glass on the mantel piece, discov
cred the key to the iron SAFE opened the door to IT,
forced the small drawers and after abstracting the
money closed the door, locked it, put the key in
its proper place and then left.
The idea Of robbng printing office probably
never entered the head of any thief who had not
seen money deposited In the establishment for
printers. OF all men in the world. keep The least
money about them We therefore come to the
conclusion that Peyton, servant at the Enquirer,
committed the robbery, and for these additional
reasons: He was in the Office when the iron safe
was locked the night before and saw where the key
WAS deposited-he was the only person who knew
where the Clerk had concealed the box OF matches
over the looking eass-and he was LETT In charge oil
the cfce to close it ND. on Tuesday night between
IL and 10 o'clock. Peyton has been placed in
charge of officer Tyler, and will doubtless undergo
rigid examination. but he is as sharp as a stee
trap and is not apt to commit himself in any thine
he may say or do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

STEALING PLANK.-James Shaw, charg-
ed with stealing piece of timber, appeared before
the Mayor yesterday to undergo an examinat ion.
Waterman Andrews stated that while passing
along Cary street he met the prisoner with the tim
Der, and having been informed of rohberies com.
mitted on Mr.. Gums lumber yard, thought it his
duty to arrest any one suspected of stealing He
therefore stopped the accused and demanded to
know where he got the lumber in his possession
from. Shaw, who then gave his name as Patrick
Fitzpatrick stated that Mr. H. w. Cole owed him
Sl0 and that he had taken the timber rs part paw,
Not believing the yarn, Mr.. Andrews took him 10
the cage.
Mr. II. w Cole testified that the prisoners name
was Shaw, and that the timber did not come from
his premises
MIR. Charles E. Whitlock, after examining the
stolen timber expressed the opinion that it came
from his yard, but was unwilling to speak positive
ly as to its identity
The Mayor after hearing all the facts decided to
send the prisoner on to the next Grand Jury term
OF the Hustlnes Court to answer bill of indct
ment, and required him to give bail in the sum OF
500 for his appearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. o.

ARRIVED,
Schr Charles Susan. Young, oysters.
Scbr Aid, Engsh, Phisda., coal to Halves and
gas pipe, &c to City Gas Works
Brig Charles Edward, lumber, Davenport, Alien
Co.
Schr P Brown, hay. Mark Downey.
SAILED,
Schr Two Companions, light.
Schr Olivia, light -.
Schr l. stratton, Haley, New York, mdz w Col
quit 4 Co.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdz and pas
sengers, II futile.
Scbr Saratoga, Hutchkisa, Boston, mdz David
CurIie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

Music az EDucATIoN.-We invite the at
tentiou of persons interested in musical education
to the advertisement of Mr. T. NJ Galleher, of
the intention of permanently locating In this city,
a teacher of music. Mr. Gal eier Is ma I've OF
Virginia, and brinas with him the highest recon-
incubation In regard to qualifications as well as
character and standing as a gentleman from some
of the most eminent men in Virginia. We have
no doubt that he ia man of real merit, and hear.
tiIy wish him success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23
RICHMOND FEMALE In

RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE.-We in
vite the attention of the stockholders and friends of
the Richmond Female Institute, to meeting to be
held on Friday night next, the oath inst corner of
Marshall and Tenth streets. 1t is important that all
interes ed should be present, the report
of the " Building Committee will be read, and an
opportunity aft led TO understand the internal
rangements of the edhce
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friend of ours. after tray-

'SNAKED.''-A friend of ours, after trav-
cling a short time returned to this city with his
family some few days since, and while getting his
good lady to examine his trunk for some mi ssing
article, discovered small snake concealed among
his clothing. OF course the young serpent was
speedily dispatched but how he found lodgment
in the trunk of the sharp traveller unless he pass
ed through the key hole, is mystery yet unravel.
led. That he was snaked for once, however, can.
not he doubted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

SIXTH STREET-since the water pipes
were put in it and the ditch filled up, has been rsis
ed in the middle high. that if carriage were to
run upon it, an upset would be the result, beyond
all question Why the earth has not been levelled
off and rammed down, no one eau tell. The Com
missioners of Streets invited to examine the
nuisance and have it abated before inter sets ill.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

No. ENGINE HoUsE.-Workmen ara
now engaged in building an Engine House on lsth
siseet, between Nam and Franklin, for the use Il
the Liberty Boys, who at tn time hayel place Of
deposit for their new and beautiful apparatus A.
soon - u 10 completed, updsrstand the boys In.
tend giving "house. warming which we feel ~ar
Isnied In saying In sdvanes, viii be got up 10 es
ditsbis style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

OYsrERs,-Captain Young, of the schr
Charles and Susan, sent the Dispatch yesterday
snme of the fine oysters which he has advertised
We can only ssy that they were superb, and in
spired in very great respect for mill Creek
Oysters" See the Captains advertisement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

FRAuD-A dispatch has been received in
this city from Lynchburg requesting the Police to
arrest young man calling himself n w Hender'
SON who received $500 from Mr.. II. Webster to
deposit in the Roanoke Savings Bank, and who has
not since been heard Of Henderson, in all proba.
biity possesses rather too much sagaciy TO follow
in the wake of the 'wires," after making such a
haul But murder will out" and the accused will
be caught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

THEATRE-Mr.J j. E. Owens, the come
dian, now fulfilling an engagement at the theatre,
is drawing crowded houses to see him. Few CO.
confidence of the theatre going public to the same
extent of Mr. Owens, and but few, indeed, have
deserved it. Besides being man of decided
talent and an actor of extraordinary merit he is
kind hearted charitable gentleman, and full Of wit
and humor. See him once, and if you do not
laugh to your hearts content, you will at least be
forced to do an extra amount OF grinning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23
NAUGHTY CALI. ,s,.uu L.

NAuGHTY.-JOhn Collins, usually looked
upon a. quiet, well behaved man. and said by one
r..nsd bey5s to Be sober and Industrious was
tsIsstspns ~ Tue Mayor yesterday. cha. ged with
attempting to break open his door with .tsnss john
70 biz boarding hous, IN that on returning
was grossly in.uited by Macsy or sons OF bis H ns
sIs Ih,Sn probably ssa;ed hm to and
bail In the of $780, for his future GOOD heh.aa.
which he readily gave ""a''of'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23
BY LARUs x SHINE.
VAL VA B LIE HOUSEHOLD AND

KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUCTION -
WIZ be sold ON WEDNESDAY morning mex. Nov
18th, commencing at 10 o'clock at the resdence ~
Mr. a: Morris corner of Sd and Main streets who Il
declining housekeeping, all of his Household ard
htchen furniture, consi'ting in part Of of Hertz,
celebrated Semi Grand PIANO F0RTEs, being on.
in this city. ''' sue
ALSO-Csrpets, Beds. Bedsteads Chairs, Ward
be China and Glassware an elegant mShns.nr
bookcase. &c, with the usus assoI TIM emit Of K,teb.
Furniture. Including new Stove Range but Iiftl.
used. 81 " 'e
ALsO1A handsome single-horse Carriage, nearly
new-wili be sold at l2 O'Clock
TerDs at sale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

HE FARE REDUCED FOR CHILDREN
Our readers will see that the price of admission to
Waush's Italia has been reduced to half price for
children. That a vast amount of useful Information
can be obtained by any intelligent child by visit
10 Italy, as afforded by Waughs great panorama is
sefevident. And we hope to see the families of all,
without distinction taking this pre- ftabe ard plea.
SAINT tour. Italia is expected to leave for Charles.
ton Oh Monday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

ARResTED.-UAnleI IOuin, CHdTRtQ WIN
defr.udnc hi, boarding mistress 10 this CITY out Of
$40. nv giving her daguerrean card Tor so. and
receiving SION change, was arrested In New York
last Tuesday and committed to prison. AZ the
crime Il only nisdemcanor, we presume the Go
vernon will not issue requistion for him, and he
will ,hprefore 20 clear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

BEATING BoY-Calvin Henry. ride
and impuden. lad, assaulted and beat small boy
near the first market yesterday afternoon, making
the caret fy from his nose He will be called on
to answer for the offence before the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

FOND DE THE WEED.-Edward, slave TO
Charles S. Thompson, arrested by officer TYLER
yesterday morning. and Gagged, for having in his pos
session bag and box of tobacco. supposed to have
been stoien from his master. Ned on finding him
sell trapped, Acknowledged the theft and received
thirty str - "a a reward for his conduct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

THE WEATHER was cloudy and warm,
yesterday just such as is often experienced in the
month of April These sudden changes are dan
gerous to health at this season of the year.
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FLMWOOD FOR SALE AT AUG

LIN WOOD fOh SALE Al A u T.
II TION-CROPS, STOCKS, &C., &c-Will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 5th of December. 1854, on
the premises commencing at ii o'clock the valua-
bic Farm on ChickahOminy Swamp, miles below
Richmond, adjoining the lands of Mr.. James NJ
Garnett, Dr. Trent and Others containing $50 acres
of which $40 acres cleared and have been well
lined within the last few years and $50 of rich
midland, portion heavily set in wood and timber,
the value of which alone, 1t is estimated would pay
least half of what the whole estate wilhikey
sell for. The York River Railroad will run aifssE
through or very near the tract. =:
There have been seeded this Fail 40 bushels of
wheat, with plentiful supply of guano.
The buildings, though small, are yet new and COM
Portable, and the enclosures around the place are
good.
The neighborhood Is excellent one perfectly
healthy, and the water good
After the sale of the land all the perishable estate
the place will be sold, consisting of the Stock
Crop, some fine Mules Herses, Cows, Oxen, Hcgs
$50 barrels of Corn, Shucks Fodder, Wheat Straw,
&c.
The particular attention of the public 10 called to
this SALE as it 10 believed that estate Rich
mon6, now in market, oHes greater Inducements to
those disposed to engage in farming.
TERMs-For the real estate one third cash ba-
lance and years. for negotiable notes bearing in
terest, secured by trust deed For the personal
estate, all sums under $50 cash I; over that amount
months credit, for approved, endorsed negotiable
paper. RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Sale conducted by 0oDDIS APrERsoN, Aucta
q