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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY u 1854

No definite statement il received o. Che poAiton o. "a
Black Sea feets-
The French feet was reported anchored CT DjL'cick
Several steamers in sight OF Oiessa the 2is
hence arises the probability Of an attack that place,
The Marquis Of Anglesia is dead.
The following brilliant feat has been announced:
The British steamer Fury Of six guns, the il,h inst.
steamed under American coors within Aroe miles II the
entrance Of Sebcsiopo where sic merchantmen
two brgs two fregaes and steamer leaving the hgrbor
The Fury dashed in and seized OF the mchEn; ships
Fury finally obliged tc Gu, the prize adrff, but not
until Of the frigatcs and the steamer within
range and exchanged shos The Fury, after fosr hours
chase, succeeded m eludng the Russians and carried of
the merchantshps prisoners, who gave important
information respecting the strength Of Sebastopol.
bold and successful feat ia also recorded of the Rus
Sims. steamship, supposed to be Russian dispatch
vessel under British coor boldly steamed from the Arch
pelago passed the Dardinces and batteries and aacceed
ed ia esoapin into the Black Sea.
From Asia we learn that coo Turkish iTeguar refused
to murch from Erzeroum to the wars, account Of ar
Of pay.
Accounts from Circassia Of the let OF April state that
the nsurrecon against Russia becoming general among
all the warlike tribes Of the Caucusses-where Shamys
agents are ndofagable Tie presence Of the English and
French fleets in the Black Sea- with the consequent abend
onment Of the Russian posts the Crcassian coasts and
the cutting off Of the Russian supplies via Redout kale
had made deep impression the mountaineers and it
was believed that Schma would be in force TO attack
the Russian headquarters at Taes.
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Ienry Mes

Arrived from Boston da.e Piseataqus, at Madrss -
Sid Boston April &c Vancouver from GraYesend henry Ne
niih fiom Liverpool
AN from Portland Arri g. Charity lssl ct Liverpool
Ar frora April IS Harp Gibraltar; 9th, Ghbrt a.
Tsraeona Goth ETncs of Famouta Phnx at Liver
ocl 7h Herald. Vanguard AID Hussar at to
-sth Con modoie and Minnesota at do. 49,
Sailed New Yok-Ap l3. Devon. from Palermo <1th Ieni
ret Refuge Toric and Northern Belle from Liverpool 6th
ou from Hayre Cornelius Grinne David Cannon and south
from Liverpool
Aved from Baltimore april a. Arnold Bonrinser ct Hevoet
ANN rolls 81 LiveTIToL
Arrved from Richmond April r. Areona ct Venice -
Arrived from Charleston Apn l5 Minerva at BaEceI,nA 'h
Nuscongus. a. Liverpool
Arrived from Mobile April 70 Dolorez Prma Barcelona 25h
Nelson OF Bssdman, for Bremen 80,
Arrived New Orleans April Modess a. Salvador. Ism
Bn,ua Vista Barce 18Th Sena in the Baltic 2st Des
demons at Trieste 2h Lyda in the Schede 18th Sea King
and Stnmboul. a. LveIrpol ~,
Sailed from Eew-OIiesns April p, Moses Taylor, from fy
mouth n, -. ~
YoE Sir John Franklin oyheed 9hi Excelsior and
smother ship from -. eo,...,
Sailed from Liverod Nth steam ps Ottawa tor OaeOec Una
noutrc q; Great Bniain tor Aus,ralla.
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TEE wrls AGxASAc.-osntlsmsn desiring back

s.eh Of the issues Ter 1874 Is 80, 81 - win o. e'ss' an
unllitsd supply sr 1854 have the stereotype pas, "'
yeess On hsnd Had plates OF past hsass we would
% ar edition 81 the whce s- Dc. have them nos ana
,hey could not be rvprred whors heavy outlay rhoe
who hspren spare copies Nos that ae s00e Us
does rot viii obEe By exchanging them w'inas OK
th u, for s Use OF ho wSo ueed them There ossh to %
well bound carefully guarded Of s work IN every puo
library Is much ef inornsi- reveals utterly hscceSoe
.ts the srse Of years s,y other form Many efesias
particulars The Presidential eonssss resutns In the eie'n o.
John Adams In &C Thomas 1900 Jsprs Madison IN iStl
and n Oupcv Adas-. in 1894 een .scoyby lost for the
v.rt of ceup eeo>d ike the THx WsG ANAsAc,
l notnn esfs, ether documents Of general interest,"
are Tor TIE the reach Of the gs body o, cur
ra, Wien sore new boundary fishery other ln.esnao dis
rnt dictates their spsons and ph.aesoSy we
ma such defciency viii be experienced with regard to
f,,e or g,nera iurovtAnce hereafter enspny srd that
nv he gradually supplied wh resrd thosg originating II the past
thrors rcceSiye future issus Of The Whis Almanac
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Bus-PnNcFe

Mr. Biselov child Mrs Wynan sna servant Mr. Mur
tin Mist Mnr,n Tefrous sud servant Russ and serynt Ro
Miss Seon, M Parker lady child and
mild Mr. Gilmore Capt Brown Mesrs SelgsId, Warren Moul-
ton Mtyers Sarlng. Cummings Barrie Julien end son
Hsrscn Patton Prof FELTON, Miss HaIisn Miss Pat
ton Capt ard lady Ar Mser and lady, Dr. GeorEe lady
Messrs Aene Lord kean Hsnnel Aexaner
M Irmtensn Westcot Hunt Capt Cars children
.srvans Huchf-on Miss Graham, Miss Ooney Nj Par
Lin Goud adv child Gould. Spra Miller Neil Miss Nell
Cohen Baker lady infant Green lady and child Jackson Della
ford Cart Sinclair Robinson Sutherland Hertz Guyan and two
children Miss Rrslsn Davidson. Lamraul Feetman Ambrose
Ambrose Elsrd Alison, Cep Cariey Migan Delser MISS
Rake Burke and lady Burke Dor
Winston Hooker Dan Gage DR. Srottezeud and lady
The heavy fWednesdy night greatly damaged the East
EN- Lines compelled 70 have the steamers news
nt by horse expresses different stations east Of Portland
part ohe o did not reach until about one O'Clock
this Friday morning
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iiyeruool Cotton Market.

Tie vaous Crculars differ materially IN their reports Ia
B,d o Brokers' reduce ihei quotations Of ordinary
milling American ll6d Messrs Holm gshesds Circular
Tie demand has been less than usual this week and the
ude have supplied themselves spsrgy There has been fair
doing and speculation sud in the abence Of
import the whole has ju been sufficient sustain "a
the had attained last American deerp
tons Of ell classes sbove ddrg comparatively and ar
o. qunes below mddlng there abundant supply ard the
nlaIkei is heavy that description
dH but prices thoush in
buyers quotaby The on OF ia uhd
ding inward raised ID several o;heT houses ord
fayolius buyers and qualities above mdd
SCI aud hrrn--pIices bu; Little changed.
RichlIdu Brothers speak fcw: some boxers quote
We believe ~ saying hfi the loves
qua ll5d lower aud batter qualities VIII
"a deafer lie u up 40 es ucludns
7.,6O D srccul='ion. AID f.2jo for export.
FRIDAY eco hAe unchang' Il Ths
stock iu Tsrf ta-c including rs 80
Nessls. Dtuisfown quote as follow:
Fair 'siiNur
Ncv-Otic1ns........ 6!d. 5sIsL
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CHOLERA on TIE MISSISSIPPI, &c.


From 90 to % deaths from cholera occurred among some
German emigrants, ON their way from New-Odcans to ST.
Louis on board the Dresden which arrived at
ST. Louis on Saturday last.
6OOO buffalo robes the first arrival of the season. were
sold at ST. Louis Saturday at 80 81 per robe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

,c,,ed IN, ~ Mr. Douglas ntiru sied hong sfcrwari.
I,t =, c -e-s dag, and attention. was called to the
cor,ect;on Ioriny III wei understood also that one
r9i mcre g. o. 90 y we're published is regary received
Nv ~ DovgIss At rhipg'on. Indeed. orc of them Is
Known Pa his orran. VIII the.e statements leave the
,,e,,i,r Of ycrsscity vi III the public.
f"e'"0" u ~ rGo LESION. Ose Of the chicsso ciessy
A. a
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FRANCE.

sixth squadron is added to all the cavalry.
Prince Napoleon had been well received at Malta, and
left on the Goth for Turkey.
Marshal st. Anoud embarked on the 27th at Marsees,
for the East
Continued activity prevailed in the shipping OF troops
for the East.
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Uayre Markets.

HlyRE. Arr oThe ses Of Corros during the week ver,
s5 bales tn market ecfrE s tr' lres
rd hale, AsHEs firm with limited inquiry RICE
lsctsi 0enesre sod aud Orleans AZ +OS
c..-rs .n-.. RI no 5. z III
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
NEw.oRLEANS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, May 9, Is5l.
Our Municipal Election took place yesterday, and the
Reiorners were triumphant by 200 majority.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

ANNIVERSARIES THIS DAY AND EyENiSG. .
BoARD CoNNIssoSERs PoR fosEev Mssioss az
fhe Tabernacle 10 O'Clock A M Several returned Ss'os
will address the meeting
NEw .YoRE ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY, Taberreeie y I h
AMERcAS AMI SLAVERY SocIErY-hoPe ShsSel' roten"Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

Lam r.,,. lover, ss s9e5l tn 'rct 80 m u
HOseEae bs.s. scaE A Lisa - - 1-''AH- = - -
frd ~ tcE grct siitlnr 4 al. -
CegytF-srss q rarirr C., ru-iiyn a. fall rfes
T,.A Ss-,s ..-,ns al lid gils. ovsssa
Stetp quiet rud u:dbsnssa-
T0Ekcco tr-is. pies 1nr. arsrc q, s.--. -.
DyEweoos Ia income der5sEs: small ssies of ho"Sss s
a.
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EX-PRESIDENT FILLMORE.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, May IT, ls54.
Ex-President Fillmore arrived atAugusta Ga on Tues
day on his return from Nashville route for the North
lie would leave the next day for Columbia 5. c., wher
public reception awaited him.
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rRoyInENcE MUNICIpAL ELECTION. -.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Thursday, May IL, 1854
At city election yesterday the Wings carried every
thing Mr.. Knowles for Mayor, has majority in five OF
the Wards, and his aggregate majority is 3i5 The
entire Board of Aldermen, and % out OF the % Coun-
cilmon arc Wigs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL, Wednesday, May 10, 1854.
The first ship from arrived at Quebec to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
THE STEAMSHIP CAHAWBA.

MOBILE, Tuesday, May 9, lsjI
The steamship Cahawba sailed from this port to-day at
o'clock for New-York, vii Havana, with thirty passen
gers and ,l72 bales of cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

Bsrir ro.hrs rrr sUeAR and CoFTEE ssadyi BREAD
firm; TEt pcE and coTros dun Amercs1 FLOUR sen
"a IS Gs. vi te WHEAT ~ GS2 red ~ Glo LARD very
ull; Western nnn1issily 81 cf a..
METALs-Weh Ism coutuzcd dali f7 IS for Rsiis tse
- r Bsrs Scofr5 Pig sGysnrei brands qated at
Tie dfnrnd Saaorish-e continued Copper hrnl. with
fle SfernE Le1d-Fce msaitncd Ald szpPy small seitsr
ra-v rufIs
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DEATH OF A MERCHANT.

CHARLEsToS, Wednesday May 10, 1854.
The Hon. Henry X. Haral of Bridgeport of the firm of
IIarral Sproule & Co.. of New-York and Hare, Calhoun
& Co.. of Charleston, died at Augusta Ga, on Wednesday
morning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
CHINA.

New-Iork, with teas. Canton quiet AT Shanghai
there continued skirmshng Trade reviying at
Annoy.
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I\I)I A

Ii is confirmed that Dost Mahomed socks 10 form al
arce with Great Britain.
revolutions reported at Ava The Prince had poisoned
his brother, and seized the throne.
The discovery of gold in Ceylon confirmed but has
not yet been found in quantities dggers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
EGYPT

The Yicoroy had received the decree prohibiting the
portation of corn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Liverpool Com Mar I.t.

Denus'own report the srke for BREADsrrrFs dali
loving decline prices du.ns U.ex sal on FLUOE
WHEAT sud a. On lSDiAN ON TIE quotations
Western Ctual FLovS 81 az Ban ore s. 6d Ohio 81
50 WHEAT, II dl2S red mixed 10 l0d e; white
CoRN. - 81; yellow Gnd mixed. So f9ffI
Mefsrs Richardson BIO qlo Philadelphia and Baltimore
81 ard CoRN 81 for white add Low cold
Fliday with indications OF rain VIII FL was wanted
Liverpool Prov sion Market.
Gardner co t-oie-,-e demand M BEEr but
dealers o- their inlmetia,c ,gsu-s oulv
PokK quiet tHd frm with fsbt ,.1ck
BACON continues 10 oe rlsed the mssst and h0g.h me
sorsruI iioI = axe tnye' dtcult H. Il5sle.
GREAsE BITTER l. inc oireS fol
LiNsEED C1EE is s.ov of s,is
TIE dtmtld or CH- rsFis orer
iercss
BACON lGnguid 4, shade lower
Small st-ta oi bUIIER lower rates
l. -r.,e EFTF go. .rcf Lutr rc far.n-
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SPAIN.

The Madrid correspondent of Tie London Times writes
under date Of Goth April, letter commenting unavoraby
on Mr.. Soue. lie says:
"To the present time the exchanged between Mr.
Soule and the Spanish Government are five in number.
No. l. by Mr. SOue, states the complaint and the repara
ton he is instructed to demand requiring positive reply
within forty eight hours No from the Spanish Govern
men declares its inability to reply until information is
ceved from Cuba. No. 3, (Ihe Times calls it a most
rae and discourteous doom NJ from Mr. Soue, taxing
the Spanish Government with seeking to postpone reply
and affirming or rather insnuating that Spain had re-
ceved dispatches from Havana but suppressed them
No a. from the Spanish Government, was so strong that
the senders thought unlikely that Mr. Soue would
demand his passports No. . from MIR. Soue, was in
nilder terms but the contents had not transpred."
The letter to The Times goes on to be on Mr..
soue and procsses also say that the sponards look
the American claims as overbearng and exorbitan
On the Ish Mr.. Soule present at dinner given by
Lord Howden the British Minister.
ITALY
The steamer Ercolarco lost off Villa Franco. Fit
teen English passengers drowned, and five saved
Among them was Sir Robert Peel.
AUSTRIA
Tie Emperors marriage had been duly celebrated. An
amnesty granted TO 400 prisoners and the state OF
siege removed from Lombardy from May l.
PRUSSIA.
Baron MGnteuels speech TO the Chambers stated def.
ncly that Prussia maintains accord both with Austria and
the western powers
The resignation of Chevalier Bunsen, as Minister to
stoiI tic present Minister at Naples-a man thoroughly
Russian
GREECE.
From Athens 2lst April, it is stated that the Gulf of
Corinh guarded by French ships OF war, and
ncaon stopped between the Continent and Poloponesus
The whole of Southern Thessaly was in arms and it
reported but received with doubt that the Turks had been
defeated at MezZoro.
PERSIA.
Prince Dogovucki, the Russian ex-Minser to Persia,
reached ST. Petersburg the 10Th uItmo Russia would
not send another Minister but the Consul remains at re
heIan.
INDIA.
1t is confirmed that Dos Mahomed socks 10 form al-
with Great Britain
revolution reported Ava The Prince had poisoned
his brother and seized the throne
The discovery of gold in Ceyon is confirmed but it has
Yet been found in quantities to remunerate digges.
CHINA.
The clipper ship Orient had sailed from Fou-C how for
New York, with teas Canton was quiet. AT Shanghai
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Liverpool Produce srarkcl

LIFtlIoOI ffOt4Utt lIafhtIs
Prom ihe BIotsrf Cilcalsi
AsHf luiff ard unChruGtd.
n .YErs BARK or LINsEED CAEE nothing doiu-
.rsN IL regular dfmsud aes of l.j.o bhs common T.
sHEITs TvRPESTwE steady 20 NJ aes ol -lR "
1IKEFAInE.
Os-Sa Is of Olive decline RAPE unchsas-;
PALM s busine Gf1a as l. tie SPOT; aschaa
SFEks uCuiua- =
TAILoW Improved demand sols.ist.ble sales i5
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London Money Market.
American Securities.

MesI BsrnE Brothers report that MOSEY for short periods oa
inued CoSsoLs closed 81 @ DOLLARS quoted " 9odi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
AUSTRIA.

Tie Emperors marriage had been duly celebrated. An
amnesty granted 400 prisoners and the state OF
siege removed from Lombardy from May l.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Ness Ben Co r,rOrt .teady bur quiet bn,nesprce,
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FREIcHT Liverpool had varied much during the week but
tended sizht decline owing arrivals steease
eeugers steady
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State OF Trnge IN Manchester
LoadaH Markets.

Tie sriet hsd rersed into "a fo-ner g1st state ans ne
n cunt = ius See DOPE iuc0lrderable-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
IIE'RSIA A

Prince Dolgovucki the Russian ex-Mnister to Persia
reached st. Petersburg the 10Th umo. Russia would
send another Minister but the Consul remains at re
hann
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
GREECE.

From Athens, 2lst April it is stated that the Gulf of
Cornth guarded by French ships OF war, and commu
nicaton stopped between the Continent and Pooponesu
The whole of Southern Thessay was in arms and
reported, but received with doubt that the Turks had been
defeated at Mezzoro.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
ITALY.

Tic steamer Ercoarco was lost of Villa Franca. Fiji
teen English passengers drowned and five saved
Among them was Sir Robert Peel.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
PRUSSIA.

Baron Manteuffels speech TO the Chambers stated def
ney that Prussia maintains accord, both with Austria and
the western powers.
The resignation of Chevaer Bunsen Minister TO
London, was accepted lie is succeeded by Count Benz
rtofI the present Minister at Napesa man thoroughly
Russian
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

A CASE OF KIDNAPPING.-On Friday night,
a free colored woman, named Jan0 Moore,
whose sister lives on Sycamore, between Third
and Fourth streets, was beaten and kidnap-
ped by man named Pritchard, of this coun-
ty, aided by Deputy Marshal of Covington.
We learn the facts are these: Jane Moore had
been living for short time in the family of
Pritchard as servant. On Friday morning,
Prtchard asked her for a small sum of money,
which she gave him. He then left the house,
and did not return till late at night, when
finding the house closed, he knocked at the
door, which Jane opened. She was immedi-
ately knocked down, and placed in carriage
which was in waiting, and driven rapidly
across the river, where she was lodged in the
Covington Jail, as fitgjtioe stare from Mays
0iHe, Ky. The kldnappers said she had es-
capped some two weeks since.
The iailer was touched with the girls story
of her wrongs, and being satisfied that she
was free woman, communicated her case to
prominent citizen of Covington, through
whom her sisters were first apprised of her ar
rest. The same gentleman also secured the
services of Messrs. Caldwell and Burrows, at
torneys of this city. Mr.. Burrows repaired
Immediately to Covngton, and had the girl
taken before Mayor Foley, who heard the case
with impartiality. The freedom of Jane was
established, and on order was given by the
Mayor for her release In the meantime the
kidnappers turned fugitives, and have not
since been heard FROM Cincinnati Ga=ette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

DANIELs's LAND SALE.-About one third
of the lots upon Pleasant street, offered by
Ezekiel Daniels at auction, on Saturday, were
disposed of at prices somewhat under the ay-
erage market value of such property, and tho
sale was then adjourned. We learn that it is
the intention of one of the purchasers to COM
mence Immediately, the erection of a large
Wheelwrights shop, and also dwelling
house, and that as soon as the Spring opens,
at least two more substantial dwelling houses
viii be erected upon lots purchased at the
sale by other parties. The fact that eligible
lots upon Pleasant street can be bought at less
than half the price that they are held at upon
Main street, within the same distance from the
City Hall, cannot fail to turn the attention of
builders in that direction, more than it has
been.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

A dead horse attached to buggy,
With the harness entire, was taken from Con-
necticut River at Springfield, last Sunday
morning: The horse had backed the buggy
into thectger from ferry boat, the day pre-
vSious, while crossingat Willimansett. A Mrs.
Cummings of Indian Orchard was in the bug
81 at the time and came near being drowned.
AS the " allies" France, England and
turkey, are at loss what to do with the
Crmea after they shall have succeeded in TAX
ing Sebastopol % the London Leader recon-
mends them to sell it to the United States.
Mount Hood, in Oregon, has now
been ascertained, by actual measurement. To he
full eighteen thousand three hundr ed and ak.
ty-one feet high. This is the highest peak on
the North American continent, and one Of the
highest in the world.
Mr.. Gilbert Spear, of Robbinston, M ,
" Tho had hisTrunk and 1920 stolen from his
house year ago. has at last discovered the
perpetrators, and recovered $1,000 of his lost
funds. @
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

MURDER IN BosToN.-On Monday, about
l O'clock an alteration occurred in sailor
boarding house, 344 North street, kept by
John Butcher, between Richard T. Leete, the
second mate of the new ship John Eliot Thay-
er, and James Kelley, when the latter stabbed
the former with a dirk knife, in the side, the
knife entering betty gen the fifth and sixth ribs
He had just left his ship for dinner at Butch
er's, and, meeting Kelley in the entry, some
words passed between the two, which resulted
i'll fight. 1t is not distinctly known which
struck first An accomplish of Kelley, named
Hicks, was seen to stIike Leete blow over
the head with pewter pitcher, as the fight
progressed. Leete was getting the best of his
assailants, when the boarders interfered and
parted them. Leete then retired from the
washroom, and was in the act of washing the
blood from his face, when Kelley approached
him from behind, and stabbed him with
dirk-kniEe, as above described, making a
wound Of about five inches in depth. elm
mediately cried out that he was stabbed, and
Kelley and Hicks were arrested. Leete lived
about half an hour. 1t was the opinion of
those who knew the parties, that the attack
was premeditated, as the deceased was very
quiet man. He had told of being attacked in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

IMPORTANT CHANGEs.-The New York
Herald of Tuesday morning, publishes a de-
spatch from Washington, stating it to be on
unquestionable authority, to the effect that
change will be made in the Cabinet and all
the Foreign appointments, soon after the meet
ing of Congress, say about the middle of jan
nary. Messrs. Campbell and Guthrie will re-
tire from the Cabinet. Mr.. Marcy will go to
England. Caleb Gushing will take the State
department. Mr.. Dobbin will take charge of
the Treasury, and Mr.. Mason will probably
have the Navy department.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

Ship Abby Blanchard, which arrived
at N. York on the Goth instant, from Bremen,
had five deaths among her passengers. Ship
Confederation, from Havre, lost eighteen of
her passengers by sickness on the VOYAGE
The ship Sir Robert Peel, which arrived on
Monday, from London, had 1893 passengers.
Seven seamen and four passengers died from
cholera on the passage. The ship Cultivator,
arrived same day from Liverpool, has Sl3 pas
sengers. There were four births and five
deaths on the passage.
Messrs. Grady, the keepers, estimate
their loss by the destruction of Judsons Ho-
tel, at $4,000, on which there lis insurance
for $4,000, in various city and county of
fees. With the exception Of the front wall,
the whole building is heap of ruins. The
loss to the boarders, 1870 in number, is $780,
600. No lives are believed to have been lost.
The most ancient manuscripts are
written without accents, stops, or separation
between the words, nor was it until after the
ninth century, that copyists began to leave
spaces between the words.
Miss Emma Moore has disappeared
from Rochester, N. Y, under circumstances
which lead to the belief that she has been
murdered.
Trains are now running from Buffalo
to Detroit in eight hours-seyenteen hours
was quick passage year ago.