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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
TIE NEBRASKA NEN

Csussrondescs Of The n. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday May %, 1864.
There ere n9ny incidents in the struggle sgans, the pas
sage the Nebraska bill which should be noticed Ii would
he well for dagucrreotyps TO present to tho public tho
faces OF the supporters Of that b especially those coming
from NCw-Yorh-the rowdy walsh, little Wcstbrook.
treaoherous Walker Peter Rowe, Alderman Tweed, aud
the valiant Cutting. If the thirty-thrcc members from
New-Yoyh ranged in limo before toorsble physi
ognomst he would have difficulty In picking out tho
who voted for the perfdous bill But tho picture
would BE- incomplete unless Harry ibbard introduced
the only man, Mr. Peckhan remarked, base enough
sIander hs State Some people may bo desirous to
know how Richardson the loader Of the eonsprators,
looes II you have ever soon Legrcc in Uncle Toms
Cabin the National Teacr you have seen thu portrait
Of the Chairman Of the Committee Territories. Tho
striking hot has boon observed by several
different persons.
or the gallant band besles those arc ady mentioned In
Tie 7riJune who fought brayey for free discussion,
hcssis. Oliver Sage Uphsm and Pennington should be
noted
At recent Democratic Convention in Indiana resoa-
tons adopted approving the Of Senator Pst In
favor Of repeating the Missouri Compromise against
union Of Church and Sine, and against tho Maine law.
Mr. Lane one Of tho members from Indiana, while ho con-
dcnned the Nebraska bill in private conversation record
ed Lis vote in its favor and excused himself by referring To
such resolutions these iastrpeons When the full
proceedings Of Congress the Nebraska bill shall
he published it will be well for the people TO examine
tie preliminary votes well as the final vote. They
will snd that certain voted almost uniformly with
the Nebr1skaies when their votes needed on that
side who careful however 10 vote against the bill
On s final passage, when the result could not thereby
be affected.
The new Senator from Connecticut is expected to'nor-
row 1t is said that Toueey since the election, looks ike
q dried herring with stick through his cye9.' learn
sat Senator Badgers broherinlaw has received avery
lucrative appointment in California from tho Admins
frnfion. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
NEBRASKA PASSED.

Tie debate in the Senate last night was protrseted
10 very late hour and characterized by many Of the
renes that marked the first passage Of the Nebraska
isiquity through that body. Senator Weller Of Cali
6nis did on this last occsson as he did on the fret
dgrace tho State he represents, and degrade
ibe body to which he belongs by his
drunken, vulgar brutality. We know he was
pioxicatcd on the former OCCASION and judge from
Bis remarks reported by telegraph this morning that
be was on this He could hardly have been guilty,
otherwiee Of his malignant assault upon the Senator
from this State.
The Nebraska outrage is now finally consummated,
the bill oriy waiting the signature Of the President to
eome law. The measure was renewedly opposed
Senators Seward Wade, Sumner and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliament Lord Ellenborough called attention to
the enormous expenses already incurred for the trunpor
OF troops-f3 900 OoO sterling.
The Duke Of Newcastle replied that the money was not
yet all expended ard that the troops were healthy Also,
that Admiral Dundass report of the bombariment OF
Odessa. was received and would be Immediately pub
Hshed-but It did not differ from the newspaper accounts
The Earl Of Mamsbury surprised to find the cause
Of attack assigned entirely to the outrage on the hag OF
trace He asked whether Odessa would have been bonn
borsod # that outrage had no, been committed
The Duke Of Newcastle refused to state the Instructions
which the Government had issued as to the proceedings Of
the war.
AZ Liverpool numerous troop ships were ntiing OUT.
Tie gea. race Of The Chester cup took place on "eas
day, and attracted large feid o' horses. oap Lane
Lorse Fp,iuondss ras the winner Indian Warrior sec
nrd and Aerehat third
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
TIE DANUBE

From the Danube We are without any news which
reliance can be placed.
It's said from Vienna that the Russians have received
three new checks from before sl-tria but nothing con-
f-matory OF this statement has been received by Gov
cTnmeIt.
The report hat the Russians intended to cvacse Great
VGlaohie arose from Prince Palhkiow.ch having male
changes in Gortschskos plans, and strongly censlrng
the great extent Of The Russian lines.
AT bucharest considered that Pashkiewtch would
defend that city at any cost.
The Russians propose to attack SlsHia by wafer.
Greeks who can prove that they were not connected
with the recent conspiracy may remain at CorsnninoPe
dispatch SAYS that Russia posting corps Of 20 900
men on the frontiers of Bukovina and Trans This
will compel immediate steps on the part Of Austria
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

sabu toi resoiuon 10. to send eelesae, 70 the Oar
Irun Rsosuea Church docketei TIE disc oarse Of
d. Spurg IN Home Missions was crterl 10 be pgil.ei
1hane lo Jobns read lie report o. ths faases Commit.
lee. vote Of thanks 20 the Board Of errs.ecs was
adopted
Tie discussion on the Dsnvillc Seminary was resumed
r. Breckenridge spoke ably for several hours DR. Nc
Mesier Piled ard withdrew his amendment % the report
q me tommec on SeminaFies. The report was then
nTSoso M INC ieehns Of the As embly was strongly with
Dr Breckenridge The House IA N voted On the selection
,l pace OF mee;.ng next yeS-. Nes-York, Nev-0r-
leans, Nssh' nle, Columbus and Pittsburgh were nom
mated. New-oreans had he largest number OF votes but
70 choice was made and the matter WAS nos.rs,nni
The meeting IN behalf Of the American bari Of Ms
sicns was attended in tho Fst Church last evening Ad
dresses were delivered by the Rev Dr. Doii OF Ssonic,
the Rev. Dr. Alien Of Bombay and the Rev Mr. Ueacock
OF Buffalo. The audience was very large.
In the Assembly this morning, vote Of th,nks was
passed 70 the Pennsylvania Railroad Compapv for fn,
tickets furnished TO the Commissioners. ARRANGEMENTS
msde for celebrating the Lords Supper nex, Sabbath
afternoon. delegate from Rhode Island the Rev. Jocl
Mann addressed the Assembly and the Moderator res
ponded. The Rev. Albert Barnes, Chairman OF the Com.
mtee Bills and Oyerures, reported that eighteen
morsls had been handed in upon the subject Of Slavery.
In regard these, the Committee offered the following
report
Ir reference to these memorials and over,ures the Com
moe recommend that inapuch we believe that in tho
present aspect Of Divine Providence the consider atOa ofhs
in this General Assembly undesirable and mex
peden; and inasmuch the memorials do not ask for
any modification or renewal Of the testimony borne by
ASS mbes m regard 70 the system and practice
Of Slavery existing in this country r expression
of opinion the proper 10 be pursued by .uns
Ass mb,es, therefore this Assembly take action tss
subject. The report accepted and adopted immeii
atey without debate few voices only voting in the mega
tive The Moderator closed the announcement Of the yots
with the exclamation Laus DsO.
Delegates from corresponding bodies were elected. w.
:. Griffith submitted preamble and resolutions setting
forth The prvatons endured BY Ministers in consequencoof
the nndeq support afforded them and urgnga general
Increase Of salaries. Adopted.
This afternoon the Committee upon the Synoica ~
cords reported While this business going forward It
interrupted by m,<ion made by the Rev. Mr.. Saun-
crs of the Western Reserve Ohio 10 suspend in order to
allow him present sutton aims, the Nebraska BILL
This gave rise very aniased debate, which
nuod until the hour Of adjournment when the Assembly
decided by large majority not to suspend the business
low before h.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THE PRICE or TREAcHEBY.

Cerre.fo1aence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHNoToS, Wednesday, May a. 1884.
Tie connected with the passage OF the Sebraka
nnd Ken,as bill will leak out through Executive appoint
hereafter Already by confirmation Of the senate,
a son Of Geo. s. Houston Of Alabama, and SON of DIR.
OIs Of Ohio have been rewarded FOR their fathers cub
,eryiency 10 the wishes Of the Administration. Others
will follow and when the slate is iul aud the Territorial
appointments all made then shall hear Of the score Of
broken promises made to members by the President To
nrroint them Governors, &c. hlas, that honorable
MnLes should pu their trust IN Pierce or princes and
be purchased up with promises IL is surprising TO SEQ
What snaIl prices govern Members in this market A
e'erkshp in one Of the Departments here, for son.
LeIio Or hrolhorn-law wiz secure almost any Voe "'
afy ordinary Member Of Congress, and with Dozen ea
ooptors ley arc very ordinary Members. cIerkships ~
sdvsrce VIII always sceare blind compliance WIN ,ss
yyhes of Inc Administration. AZ on instance M 'v""
of AsLssas who oes Of tho rost loyal and ooee"S
uuportsrs Of the pre,ent Administration has Two hep'
here IN flee with good salaries ~ spgonlAgss, "' "
there nephev-, y,ss, boy page N INC i,..s' ai
advanced fron tet 81 800 salary, under Col roey'
IN The General Lend Ofie> sti Minor ne CONTINUES 20
-e hs country and honor HE uncle sueh instances are
80 rae and hey serve illustrate the power Of the Ex-
It. ,,cr The Represensatives Of the People. n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
HoIsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MAsuiSGTcN, Thursday. May - lS'i.
Mr. OIpS introduced Hill substitute for the one
heretofore reported relative 10 the PosiOhce, among
o'tor thincs atoishing the frankng privilege.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
Nr PHILIPS with the consent of Mr. McDOugai, WHO
j. entitled c the acor on the Pacific Railroad pIi' A0'e'
hat the subject le postponed I'll Tomorrow u,
Mr. McDOUG GALL remarked thai ne consented 90 y. "
motion r~i,h tic express understanding that the facnc
Railroad iii she'll hC taken gp tomorrow
Mr.. WALSH objected - ,... ,.sn
Mr. PHELPS wanted 10 dispose o. me Denc'1N'! JILL
7, could be done in two hours' -. ;,.;,.,
During the dc the Senaios am NJ liS!ea, NJ
tie salary of The special mail agent o ms ros' O' ~
tartmcnt in California 10 s3iyyV, u. Inf,
N~ WALSH y. Y said be was opposed i' he oiA II )h
; - lat TIE adding Of many amendments Dy the sen
80. WIS falsidcaton Of the bill. and ought - Do 3akei
promptly by The House II the alrss I ~ @
~ San Frsnccc are arduous why's he akins around
Wesb.nr,on instead Of attending 10 hls business
NJ LATHAM Cali said Mr.. Heniy was here Oy cFec
ton Of the Postmaster General 10 regulate me postal W
Mr. WALSH-He has cbsyed his instructions 70 the
fii.st extent FOR his own individual benefit. kn'1 u
resors occupying the Post-oce A-encies who are rot
rpsbe Of earning dollar and quarter day By manu-
al labor being 100 Intellectually stupid aud Internally
Nr. SMITH recsritulaiel the high rates Of living in
California SAYING DRINKS twenty i've cents gl.ss, and
short measure at that. lie wanted TO knoE Shai hI.
" ash thought Of i.
Mr. HOUSTON sad # drinks cost 80 da.. !. wa time
to sop i. .
Mr. SMITH was surprised that the Caairman of the
Committee on Nays and Means should base his objection
on such srouBds After further dobas, the amendment
not cOneurred in.
The Committee next considered tie Senate amendment.
proposing repeal much OF the law regulating the
printing Of Congress which drtcts when any tccumn nj
shall be ordered 10 be printed by both Houses thAt ne
entre printing OF such cocGnents shall De done oF 'h'
prnter Of the House VII first ordered TIE same ana %
equally divide bewee. the two printers the printing Il me
Executive DtSaItr.eu. AM BUREAUS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

.r,rzsrIc IsrELLroESoE ooscERsIsG Cor. FnExosr.
Ths r-rors which reached few days since concern
inc Col fremont entirely incorrect. Col r. arrived
tere Yesterday in the Northern Lgh, and ef immediately
for Wilmington We learn from reliable source that ne
Io,, only man. but becoming short Of provisions was
obliged ,ubsist upon their mucs thiry-nne Of which
.hoy killed ard fed upon. Col Fremont accompanied
BY NJ s'robe in charge Of the Delaware Indian hunters
who LEFT ct NeOrleanz and proceeded thence TO WISH
ington. Col. r. il very sanguine about the praetcsoiy
OF sone Of the parses he explored and win on his srrv"
in W6shineton make ou; the maps.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived om New-Yofk-sh. Achilles at Bristol Jane Enknei
ich President Fillmore at the Clyde ilth Arctic o. - Patrick
LIVERPOOL
Arrived from Boston-Ji g. W. Jones a. Genoa
Arrived from Phladei ipAa-llth, Ocean a. Liverpool
Arrived from P4iiimorr-9ih. Gladiator. a. Liverpool
Arrived nom Nilmins nson--llih, Albna, Bristol
Arrived m haflcstol-l-h. May Queen at Liverpool.
Arrived New Oreans5,h, Judah Touoi 6rh Della Chapa
Trieste Cambria. PAn; 9th Abdelin- Al th- Clyde Ga
lea; lth Norman; l2h Hoiyose Gauges, a. Liverpool
Arrived from NQbiic-9h James McHonry az Liverpool
Liverpool 19ih-A s - ship Marco Polo from Melbourne
I'D f6r New-Yor Jaea from the Cyde Johnson from
Arlwer Anne Juven Fernand; 10th, Golends;
Irch; svre Woodcocs from Deal Friends fTVm Shields; 18th
Countei; lgrh, DresdDaught from Liverpool. -
ssh ue heism from thf clyde ioth Bristol
Merchant from L.yerpoo Dawson from Plymouth
SiI fo Pbadelphs 9Th Douglass Londonderry 10Th
bo1oush and City of Manchester g. from Liverpool
Sid for New0sleaRs lCth, Milan from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Pm 8senCcrs~

NJ AID Mr, smith Mr aud M Winsow and servant AI snd
Mis- NcKay Al Bucher Mr. and Ms Levy, Nr and Mrs
SsrSy Ma Msser and Mss Crsgoy Mr Mrs Cosdss Mr.
end Mrs tonth Ms-es Monargne ~. Mr. and BUrnan.
Nh ard N. Mcdonald aud Mrs Hunt NJ and Mrs Jones,
Mr. aud Mr. Parserson Misses MepSugsl Benson, konyh
NcKsv Fcdirx Partelo Coles and Dyand, NessIs fort
YDoae,l Sch esnger Hossstt Bucksn Gsrio Browa Hal
Josclyu Lswe Moins BamoEe Fi-linz RshsIdson Munos
Trresdeu L.aide Orhse. Kept. stewart Mckay Janyeu,
l. Me.ure Hamilton, HAWKE Eads, Richmond Hssoo Neon @ hsi
se Tforrfoa Wheeler MsyeT Fishsr Boeber Riley hayzsd
Dsnuau sulnonds, Naigan, Rankin, Cameron Crone kn2
.che Spout Hale Abbe Fsor Able, Rouseo Bur Iai o. r.
IG,gxs 4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
GprrCr

Tie b.ock.ic Of Greece by the Alias IS Officially aa-
nouuced
From Athens tie q Nay ii q reported hs; lie Cham
hers we're dissolved.
Tie lcen beaten a. every point, although
sill encrgeticaIy fcstered By Russia
Russian agents were busy exciting discomfort IN the Island
of Gambia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
TIE BALTIC.

81 Charo5 spers had been nfort ed b. the line
o Da,uc hips Cumberland Prince Regent ana rivu
p AustcIz. Ten French ships had also recently joined
tie Aoot.
The Aoei sailed on lie Jth May, il supposed fog the
Gulf Of Finland.
Tie weather was iEc.
The Norwegian Nav was in Swedish rae.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
PRTSSI..
v;n;s.,e of War.

General Waicssee : appointed Mnis,e. OF War.
Tie enswcr .ssenily rcturrsd FROM -. Petersburg 10
the plans Of pseiice,on made IN tic middle Of lat month
Is n substance tha, the present moment Is not ht'ns
time but hoped that he failure may be more
sensation had been caused Berlin by rualof o as
.eon. Ax,ep the KIM and Prince OF Prussia relative
70 tho ,een, war. The Prince Is well known 70 be fayor
able - an alliance with England and France. he nee
has probably ceased to ses Military Governor 0; the
Rheni:h Provinces and WcsiphaAa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THE AuFRICAs NEWS.

Bo.ros. Thursday, May 25, ls5i-ls r. NJ
The sires east Of this city were ornd ca' -
Ilac's this rorring In one place the "Tes s's -.
ire m the posts for some distance and eF0reSi '-''
lamp earth ard stones piled upon them, .n.
TeIegrsPhic communication with the Iss : bsrs
ended Werr,unded saspicons rest upon pa''e' mere
and in New-York as the authors Of the pfe'sn'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
FRANCE

The camp Of o0 troops forming at S. Omer L sed 70
Be destined for Finland to cooperate with the swedes Il
will be conveyed at Enrlands expense
From Paris it Is stated that the Emperor Napoleon he's
written TO King Ohio commanding him 70 dess from aid
g Russia and threatening to occupy Greece win French
troors this summons Is no; immediately attended %
y 600 men are already detailed for tie occupation.
Austria has also notified Grsece of her Intention to send
tIocr unless order is kept.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
ERnNI TEXAS

BNuNOEE, Thursday, May q 1876.
The Orleans mails Of Thursday ami Friday last
received
The papers contain Brazos Santiago dates 20 the Goth W.T.
Everything was quiet along tho frontier.
The BownsV lie and Rio Grande Railroad Company WA
organized At brownsville on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Iow,-stcphen Hampstead the Governor Of the s'a'e,
b,s declined the Democratic nomination for Congres !"
the Second Cooke District. Thomas H. Ben'oo' SoA'
Bell joseph Williams and Messrs Preston sns i ham.,
we'll were also candidates, and on the t~ea'a '@-':
Hempstead was nominated.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
PERSIA.

EoNBAr. April li.-Tbe Shah of Persia and King Of
Dokhsra have concluded treaty offensive end defensive
The Jcu~aai Of Constannople says Persia has now de-
cared against Russa and demands the restitution Of her
captured provinces.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
PA.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Thursday May %. 1854.
Ills said flat Messrs. Maurice and Peck OF Newton"
would have delivered speeches in the House adverse
"a be Nebraska bill they had not been prevailed not
10 do so in order to please Mr. Cutting believing he would
mite with them in an address their constituents in oppo-
siton to iho bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBrY--SLAvERY MEMO
klAIS

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday May c5. 1854
In the Presbyterian General Assembly N.Sl this
ing. the Committee to whom referred the Slavery
memorials reported unanimously against taking any action
in the matter. The report was adopted by acclsnsiion,
aud without debate.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THE LEWIS ISLAND RAILROAD.

CALAIs, Men Wednesday, May o. 1881.
vote taken to-day respecting the loan Of tho city
credit 10 the Lewis Island Railroad with the following re-
sult: Yeas, 40l; nays, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

N,,rV Brown Shipy Co Tie market again active a
advance Of on WRgAr FLOR and = on CoSN isrye
bress eens doae to dsy lFdsy A. he oo'-ng qno. ons
White WtsAr mar Rel 10 fdl g. Western Canal FLOUR
Bsm Phsislph SIS Ohio So Csnsf'n 81 6a5 s.
White CoRF 80 s. Mixed s2 e. leilsw -. The
business ncstly ia.ion reuaans quiet
The IMPORTS small Ths weather favorable for agriculture
Messrs Deuns,an add others White WHEAT a. y Gb
Yellow aud Nixei Com 20 co..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

MeSs Brown Sh pey Cos Circular Of the lh inst says: Ia
week there decidedly seAi1ss IN
CoTToS could be earccd hhe rates but the Bsnk
Furrd hsvns Yesterday sivsnced the minimum rate u interest
a the .c-t. and the closes heav
). decline Of a. on qualities below mdinr The weeks
were 81 bales lof which a SO Anercsn including 5)
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
EXTENSION OF THE STATE CAPITOL.

ALBANY. Thursday, May 25. 1884.
The contract for the enlargement OF the capitol has been
awarded Me-ss. Turner 4 Co, mssons and the car
perier work 10 William Jones both of this city. Tho
iargemout will be completed by themiddle OF next Nove
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THE WAR.

Some British steamers had approached the harbor OF
soyosiopol and thrown in fey bombs, bu there was no
reply. few slips would remain cruising before Sevas
tpol but the rest Of the allied feet went, o the
European coast and some to Asia.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
London Metals Market

Morsrs Rsrns Brothers report: lsoSA fair demand for Rail-
Al As; Bars k8 80 free 5Oasd In Waesi SEQ
Pis less ffn. Mixed Nos. 82 d82 C.
C0PPER firm unchanged.
tina further decline oi5I; Block quoted at 49,
4uief E.J
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
CHINA.

Hong Kong dates to the 25th March and states ths!
the Imperial forces had been defeated and those of Gen.
Kars Chung deserted their oolors
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Ereiqhfs.

FRrcErs from Liverpool he United States fmer with
for weight the most recent as being
sposfd Passengers shuntsn az = % - TO-
esht New York quoted p san g. Ne" Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
By TIE AMERICA.

BosToS Thursday May e5, 1884.
S.oamshp America arrived in the bay about o'clock
this evening bat schooner being in the way she did not
get into her dock until 10 O'Clock We send YOU the fol-
low additional news brought by her
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
CFRNANl.

FRASEyoRT, Thursday, May 1.-The ROtischilda are
actively engaged in tis attempt t. Eaise new loan .Or
Austria at 75i per een:.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The supply Of Ts-ow wns ioo1) oasks above as; years
sul haf of I. wo7i be exported oFe.i1f Ex'Aiaso
or J. nd = hai advanced 70 SD.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THE PRESBYTERIAN o.: s. GENERAL AssEA-
BuFTALo, Thursis

BrTTALo Thursday May 25, ls5i.
7, the Presbyterian %. - General Assembly reports
% he CororaOn for the relief Of aged Minister'S ana
Ministers widows, snt tie b9as@ o' 6I-ea''a "s'7
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Liverpool Produce Market.

The Brokers Circular reports AsHss IN limited de- at n IN.
changed Nothing doing BARI REsN-loo bi sold At
tea5 SRIrs TuRPESrNE lower sales a as No trans
sections IL TAR TURPENrNE. good business in OL ~
rather lower salea Nothing dOn gn RAPE
LNsEED on sold slightly under io Rather inquiry or OF
prices yons Nothing had tanspired in SH OLs
Small sales Petersburg clean HEMP At 7O DYEwOoD ia moler
demand previous Domingo LOcwOOD and
which rather lower HfDEs dull GUAM good
demand full prices RICE limited request CoFFET quiet
MOLAsF heavy unsettled the Chancel
n Is y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
IL serrool Provision Market.

Ner, Gardiner report active inquiy for BEEF, with
sales very fall prices aud ,de demanding advance on
increased demand. but the stock be
ng light and holders preusons h. cted tbs extent OF bl
Fine BACON fair iesd steady rates bet ada
inferior - SHOULDERS and HANS II good,
seir freely. TALLow dull at p d.>line North moIcsn 80 n
s. LARD continued decline; SO led a. 81 9J
d al without
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
RUSSIA.

Commercial s,ices from s.. PetersJ-ry o. May ? re-
nor. bc Neya f Of brokea ice a-d the weather Tsrn:.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
IIayre Markets.

HARg May O-The sales CorroN durn he wsk 672j
hsss rrcts trs supported under the cann Orleans
from 5aloLi Mobiles 5ye8f Uplard sial9i Stock on
hand iO1 600 bales
BREADsrrTFs improved towards the clos FLouR
ar 7 and 6r Orleans, WHEAT ifn b., business
r~aI No. rxdu n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Trade In Manchester.
The Manchester market dull and prices slightly yielding
London Markets.

Messr. Barring Brother, Co. report limited business dur
Ing the veek
Amcrean white WHEAT sold at 30. asa, Red a. n aaoi.
FLOUR-35' 1901.
CoFFE. is quiet aud but little Offering
RicE-Nsiy dull aud tending downward
TEa-stsidy with hut lii'e doing. Congon HI
TALIow-Dull = 81 the spot
SvGARB checked 0y the OF the immciits
furrr.. nfG
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
London Money Market.
American Securities.

The England the llih Of May ..d t,s minimum
p CQssois closed D'LLs'
quoted 81 aud EAGLES - q. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Lirerpeol EreadtaYi DIayket.

CircnsTs quote Fair Mobiles ard At.n,e 81 eonnu
their weeks probation The tcey 7 100 bal
CLOSING dull Stock hsnd, sai bales. utladiag 569p ba