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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
INDIANA ELECTION.

CYcrssArr Wednesday, Oct IL, 1884.
Mace is elected to Congress In the Ninth District
by 500 majority Barbour in the Sixth by a5o Scott
in the Seventh by 800; Petit in the Eleventh BY
/. 500; Cumbach in the Fourth by $50, and Haloway
in the Fifth by $500. Al are Anti-Ncbraska mon.
It's thought the Know. Nothing ticket elected by
a small majority in this city.
There appears to DO but very little doubt that Ohio
has gone by n large majority for tho Independent
ticket, and is decidedly Anti-Nebraska.
The returns for Hamilton County show an average
majority for the Reform ticket Of 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

JAMES n. SMITH, Jr. was nominated for Re
corder. last night, by the soffs, returning the
compliment of the Hards in nominating Fernando
Wood and William A. Walker. Mr.. Smith 10
good lawyer, and mish be good Recorder. but
We lack evidence that he would be If elected.
The post requires man Of stern integrity, rare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

ASorHER CoNxlssiosTR TO The PARIS ExHiBi'
rIos.-We learn that in addition to the COMMISSIONS
to Messrs. Fleischmann and Wales, Gov. Seymour
has issued third to Mons. Alex Vattemare, who viii
also represent the Safe of New-York at the great
Exhibition at Paris in 1855. We learn that the Gov'
ernor does not intend to make any other appoint
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

In the case of lager, charged with the murder
of Moran, the jury returned verdict of guilty Of
mapslaughser in the third degree, and the pris-
oner was sent to the State Prison for three years,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1854.

legal acumep. uusuisd character and resoluse
determination to c,use the lave to be respected
and oseyed. Mr.. Smith possesses some OF these
qualifications; We mus. inquire further as to
other1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12


Jobpston's maj, les Pollock in 1854, 22,779
Pollock is elected Governor by vote not short
of 80 600 majority. We think it will prove more.
Henry S. Mott. Dem, who was also on the
"Know. Nothing" ticket, s elected by an i'm
mense majority.
The Legislature is certainly Anti-NebrasSa in
both branches, and We believe is for Prohibition.
The People voted directly For Prohibitory
Liquor Law or Against it, From the re-
turns at hand we think Prohibition has carried
by large majority.
Conpress.-Our returns are Of course incom-
plete, but we believe the returns ofthe following
Members are assured;
Dit
I. Philadelphia go. Thomas B. Florence, prob.
IT. Philadelphia. -. jon 4. TrsoS, ,9as maj.
Ill Philadelphia. ....WN. MLwARD, 73s maj.
". Philsdelphia. ....JAcoB Broom, ISL m2j.
V. Phil & Montgom J. Cadralaier, prob.
VI. Chester & Del. .JoRS NJ BRosALL, 500 maj
VII Bucks & Lehigh. SAm'L BRADSHAW, 400 maj.
VIII. Berks........J CLANCY Jones, 1000 maj.
TX Lancaster. ......ASTHY Z. ROBERTS, prob.
X. Dauphin. &c.....J. G. KUsKEL, . 500 maj.
XII. SchuykIl &c. E. ItiHiam L. Derart, prob.
XII. Luzerne, &c. 80. .HY. 81 FULLER, 900 maj.
XIII. Northampton, &c.Asa Parker, 1900 maj.
XIV. Bradford, &c.....GALusHA A. Grow, no opp.
XIV. Center, &c.....L A. MAcKEY, large maj.
XVI. York, &c.......SAMrEL ToDD, prob
XVII. Adams, &c......D. ROBINSON, 900 maj.
XVIII. Somerset &c. JOHN r. EDIy, 1900 maj.
XIX. Armstrong, &c. JOIN CovoDE, 1000 maj.
Xxx. Fsyette, &c. ....JosA. KsIGur, 1900 maj.
XXI. Allegheny, part. l'DAv. RICHIE, $500 maj.
XXI. Do. and Butler. .S.APrRvIAscE, 1900 maj.
XIII. Beaver, &c. .JoHy ALISON, $500 maj.
XIV Clarion &c. 49, CARLr'y q. CURTIS, prob.
XIV. Erie, Crawford. JOHN DICK, no opposition.
Total 10 the the State, flee Douglssites Tin
Itaics,) TWENTY Free Territory men in SMALL
CAPITALS. pennsylvania gave eleren votes for
the Nebraska bill to FOURTEEN against in Net
gain SIX
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fBy TeleerAph.1

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1854.
In the Fint Congressional District Florence, Dem
ocrat, ia reelected by a45 majority.
In the Second-Tyson, regular Wing, Is elected by
2,o2s majority over Hamilton, Dem.
Inthe Third-Mllwsrd, Wing and Native ia elected
BY 74o majority over Landy Dem.
In the Fourth-Jscob Broom, Wing and Native, Is
elected BY Isl majority over H. n. Phillips, Dem.
The majority for Pollock, Wing, for Governor in
this city ID 3les.
Laseasser County gives 5000 majority for Pollock.
In Carbon Cosrty Bigler has about 100 majority,
being loss of over 400.
Allegheny Cosnty.-In % districs Pollock gains
lao over Johnstons majority in 1851. There are 90
districts to hear from.
Larrenes COs2fy.-In Newcastle PoIoek's major.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

In our Geographic columns will be found a
sketch of the proceedings and speeches at the
Woman's State Convention held for tive days past
at OswegO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

chs.Seey Saettr wn last evening nominated
for District-Attorney By the Soh County Cooven-
ton as TsunAny Hal, We AK Adopted Cit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

We learn that dispatch has been received here
from Fairfield Co. to the efectthat In that County the
Anti. Administration ticket has thousand majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
The Wing County Convention me: az Brosdws
House last evening, and nominsted

For Re9'siey. j. D0ASE
70, Com'r Street, and Lamps CHRISTIAN w. scHAFFEs
Mr.. Doane is good acbool-master, has talent
enough for any post and We think would Dis
charge the duties Of this Office with vigilance,
energy and fidelity. Should he be elected we
trust be will keep scrupulously clear Of grog-
shops and out of such company as has swarued
around Broadway House for some nights past
But the nomination Of C. ". Seaagtr has prob,-
bly, killed all who may be associated with hun on
the same ballot. 1t ia lot possible that such q
man ss Scbaffer should receive Five Thousand
Wing votes in this City. We could not state the
truth with respect to him without being involved
in libel suits, so we beg each voter to inquire for
himself as to who and wha. this Wing candidate
10, and, having ascertained, act and vote accord
ipgly.
Thank you, Mes,rs. blscklegs, grog-brusers
and convention packers for this nomination 1t
is worth everything to the cause of City Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

The municipal election in Baltimore yesterday
resulted in a complete Know.Nothiug victory
their Mayor having 2,74I majority; in the first
branch of the City Council. II Know-Nothings to
Democrats and in the second brat ch, 10 Know
Notbngs TO 2 Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

PKARL TABLET, 6ne article Nr improving
- ssl giving tie sn Gns, sesA sseee sa1
Heoss nples end etAr srsptsss Of n skiA Try t. fss
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Nesp91mk Daily Taibnms
THURSDAY, OCTOBER -.

eubscrters to TBE TxfsuxL wishns then ~ Once sd
6ress changed should Ia all give hen prs Post Ses
and specify which edition. whether Daily, seh Weekly or
Wesky and esb Subscribers shoald give date Of subscription
This would frequently prevent d-lsy.
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TO CORRESPONDESTS
O. MILLER, YoIk-Yoass is received, bat you do not
mention the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
RHYME AND REASON.


Beauty sias! has many foes;
The shsrp Wind chaps her lips, her nose;
TIE sup her fare with ireckles spots
Peppers her neck with dusk spots.
Ard ell his eaviops treks 70 crown.
Terms her white arms yellow brown
Oh! thus heset, what shall b done
al To cure the scsrs Of wind end srnl
Hes far splexiop 70 renew,
Prg ten -, VIA: must beauty dol
Tte s.gwsr lsdss you can Euess.
For which Of yea viii not confess
That charms By mnheams darxly shaded,
80 Or. wogse. ~ cutting risds uptraldea,
Are rendered westhy I'll dsvotioa
By usinG PRALok's fAPuiAx LOTION
Prepared aud soA By PnALox, No 5i7 Broadway, (Ss
NchcAs Hcfcl) and No s7 BSpsdwsy corner Of Dew Ct
For se b ell issSins drussss snA asels toilet sfels
RUPTURB-MARsHs PATENT, rHE ONLY RAD
scAL Cusx rxrss-MAlsn 4 Co. hare ia received the
as ook psnisa late exhbirca In tie Crystal PAL
ga ~ received the univernl sppscessa Of The msdios
Sss 81 6ssahs Hernia All Persons are eantoasl Against
',s sP's ~ ,.1cs ca M Sr;s ns IA a.. s'
-BV11T T1HI m 4 6ne articlo or improvins
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Ham DYE AYD W;Gs.-BATcTELoR'S cele-
49,, Han Dyr By all s-kno~iedrs1 the b-s IN the
go Sold ~beies-s and rcA sDp.ies In mae private
$500 Al W. A BATcHkLoR's Han DE Via Aaf Ornament al
Bar Fsftory No k9 B,o-6~.y
CgIsTADoRO's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-Ths IL the
x.ry best eo,orns Fpd 10 the World The osck and brown
opS,rreS hair nsfure's perfectly u,dis
Il, unstable from the natural tir< sod Wholesale and
tail and arpsed tt CsisrADoRo's, No 8 Aston HUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

TOYS of every variety, single and in boxes.
Dissscous and Puzzles Geographical Geomecal and His
t0fical =,
Games over FIVE hundred varieties pleasing and instructive.
Coffee Dinner and Tes Sets. Of wood metal and Chns
Wax Dolls dressed and undrssed AID other kind OF
Doll
CRYING and Laughing Babies OF all kids
TUTTIEs Emporium Of Fancy Goods. Novelties and Toys,
No 816 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

j. II. THOMPSON, from Paris, chronological
flair Gutter, 70 be found at No Whrenst three doors
from Brosdwsy. He Is the only artist In NewYork VINO
thoouahy Cutting the Hair 70 suit the formation
~ hek A1d all and rah bis nkiIl
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" r WS BY TELEGRAPH,
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AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
--~~--~s
fTHE NEBRASKA EXCI FEMENT INCRE iSING.
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PerplcIins Predieamcnt Of the Administration
and Certain congressman.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
>~~>>-~~-e~--~-~-~>~>~~~~
THE BEDINI RRESPONDeNCE IN DETAIL.
>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~-e~~>~
BUSINESS In TIE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~~o-~>~>-
The Mquer Question Under Debate in
Both Houses.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
EXTRAORDINARY POSITION OF THE CASE
6c, &C., &c.



THE NEBRASKA BxCITEMENT-ooSaREssME IN
FOR rHz MISSION TO CHlLT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1884.
The Nehraska bill stands ohAnoe in the House. The
Northern generally will kick In the traces and the
Bouhl fearful that II the Missouri compromise Ii
abrogated 1t may lead 10 rsopQIpg of tbs whole
slavery questionable repeal OF the Asiivs Slave law
and eventually the passage of the wmOt proyso BY an
overwhelming Northern vote Meantime. the President
and Cabinet shiveDg and already Indications are
Observable Of . backing from their position which
has bson vaanty mSintaned since Tuesday last
Az proof Of this it nsed only be sta cd that
known 10 possess the Presidents sonadence!n fact his
Conscience keepers-Ioudly proclaim Throughout town
their bittsr opposition to the amended Ne prasks bill
The Cabinet have had the GAdsdsn treaty under
cidsratioE day. but have not yet made up their minds
% send tho Senate Some Of the friends Of treaty
are trying the bullying process the Cabinet this
Ing and 1t s probable that the treaty may be rescued
from it, present unhappy position
Hon. John Hastings OF Ohio arrived bers to day, In
quest Of hs mission to Chu He is backed mp BY oil the
democrats Of the Ohio Legisature Mr.. Stakseshs OF
the stats Is also applicant for ssd he
cured the Aid Of the deles alton In Congress.
The Consulstes Of Bremen and Valparaiso vacant
They won't pay what expected by their present
psnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
Brooklyn City Intelligence

fRh-Aoout o. clock ThursdAy evening Are broke out
In The patent leather mandatory Of Msssrs Hovey Il
CrAigshAw, situated In Jackson's lots Flushing
AVENUE. The material being OF . conbDstibie nature
II flames ,presd with great fury until the entire struc
turs being about l6o feet In length and one story
b, igbt pletely ehvelopsd. The flames comnu.
nicAted TO an adjoining frame dwelling house, oocupsd
by number OF families, who saved OF their goods
but the building, with the factory and contsnts
prisiug large amount Of stock, consu ned. rns
scene OF the dre considerable distance from any
engine house In OF which, and tns muddy
state of he Streets the fremsn did not arrive IN tim,
be Of much service The entire loss Is about So o00
tally covered by insursnce
FxrosSG DnKAsKD hRAr SALB -Ipspecto McIAer
rested butcher, doing business At No 36 Sckst street.
Saturday lA-' plant OF cizsns for posing or
sale the Of hog which from appearances was
unit for food The accused brought before Juscs
d. Smith on Wednesday, and ned the charge
when 1t appeared from the testimony Of three butchers
who had been engaged st the business for many years.
tbst the meat thus exposed that of ami nal shich
had either died Of disease had been billed vhils
disensd state. The accusd held in s3o0 bail 70
sver before court Of competent Jurisdiction.
SIIure IN ENGINE HoUsH The police ascertsined that
. number Of ths runners OF No osssemblsd nightly At
the engine house. where they built fre and kept tbs
gas burning for their accommodation which In
trary TO city ordinance About O'Clock Wednssc ay
morning officers Hifgins Nah, lndfe and Denton,
tered the house and Arrestsd Robert Ray, Thomas Day
ton, James Lsper and James Feensy all Of whom were
brought before Justice Smith and aLed $40 each.
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Rolics InlallIRence.

A Chdrg g Seating DIAMOND Valued at $780, ca.
r1om Atov.-Yesterday, oficer Mssterson. the
ti.fs AIDS arrested young man named lmund D
Bal on charge Of stealing diamond brilliant, vAlasd
At $3.50 the roperty ef Ball Black Co 4ST Bsoadway
larceny Is sisgsd to have been perpstraed 10 Mar
s52 At the time Hall in the employ OF that arm At
about hat time clergyman OF Brooklyn purchased the
ad diamond paid $50 account and the stone lad
ssde subject to his order Soon aftr Halt quilted the
employment OF Ball Black Co., aud the diamond wa
sife missing n After Nothing heard or
~ the dismocd until last Novembsr, wh-n Mr. Thos b.
Chsse OF Buffalo, cal ed ., the store OF Ball. Blsok %
and exhibited the very diamond for the purpose OF
aiming ts value The stone recognized and de aimed
hy kr Bal until ss,isaotorJ nfor nation given
The sat then appeared that tho sad diamond pur
ct ased by Daniel Van Aei OF Buffalo, from HAIL. sod
the latter borrowed S4o0 from Mr. Hiram Ho ard and
gave collateral security the diamond stoua which had
be.n by him entrusted b. Mr. Ch.so for the purpose o'
asceitainipg Its value Since November last Hall has
been absent, and his return TO the city, the police
enabled to make the arrest The accused has been
detained for an ersmnatiIn
Arrst of he LIk Street Sv>spfr9 Girls Some fifteen
sf ard boys arrested yesterday BY the order OF t.e
Chief Of Police under the vagrant act for pnya
the nj most inaccessible streets and asng Tor
p4nries They taken before Justice Osborne Who
def fsr ed them for farther investiga lion.
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WilIin mabnrg CITY News.

BrsHvIoE CpEK "A speosl Meeting OF th- mmon
CoUr ell bed on Thursday svaning FOR the purpose o
cpusnltics With the Commissioner, OF Busi rish
pg the npated Iaa OF converting Bush wick Creek
III Nsr 81 o,nsi or Tots viii re1sire alt
on ~ the grsde ~ numerous streets 10 both Williams
hufg sbo Bnfbwios me Of shisb are paved. A canal
viii require hlir 10 -four Feet 70 corstyrct
"a" undrg mesdt We Will have 20 be raised e ht
feet Atout four bundrsd aud thirteen Of ground
dependent this oesk for outlet for ts drainage
committee % Eve srp iatsd BY the Beard 20
'or With the Con- issorers the suhi-c. AMI 10
Brh proper grade for the pB pose o. sewerage.
Ts BU1cHHfs u ths city held cestng At the leon
let evening 70 tske into Iteration the present sys.
tan OF granting Tcsntes A resolution drawa up
h0d signed By hose present . bs presented 20 the Ayor
sud Common Coun ~ fetting fof,h thEt thsy vlns
20 psJ slo fo license, provided TIA; such protection
vas extended 10 them a. the Law granted namely that
either resident In this city from the acjoining otes
Ne. Yorh ans Brooklyn or 70 keepers OF grocery
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER ME ws.
.~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
INTERESTING LONDON AM PARS DISPATCHES,
No Change in the Aspect of the
Eastern Question
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The English and French Fleets in the
Black Sea-
THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR;
~>~~~~co~~~~e~~>~~~>~~
Movements OF the Russians in India,
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Tho Soulc Duels--Letter from Neville Souls
-~o~>o~.~>~>~o-~>~>-~
STATE Of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
->~~>>~~~~S~~~~c->~~~
Alteration Of the Pope
~~~>~~>y~>>y~>~>>>>~~~
STATE Of THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
TIE TATRIGuEs OF PRINCE ALBERT
ANOTHER ADVANCE In BREADSTUFFS
kc., TO-, DO.

The Collins mail steamer Atlantic, Cap. wsss, arrived
asl0h O'Clock yesterday morning She lsf Liverpool q
loS O'Clock on Wednesday morning. the 1lth inst
The Asia arrived At Liverpool At . quarter before
O'Clock morning Of Monday 9Th.
1t 10 pretty certain that detachment Of the allied
feet has entered the Black Sea. Russia had not how
ever to lstsst dass Withdrawal its ambassadors from
Paris I,d Londcn.
The following ts lstss. report of the Lcndon rsnsv
market II ia dated Tuesday evening, January 10Th
There total absence OF disturbing the
London Stock Exchange to day, and ths market for gov
eminent securities therefore STEADY and prices
eighty sdranced Cousols closed a. 92x to g2I Three
AID Quarter Gents 934 to 93ys Exshequer Bills
large and small 7s. to los premium.
The Queen OF Spain gave birth to dsugher at Madrid
JAnusryb
The liverpool cotton market hsd bssu steady bat
with animation Bread ,tus had further sdyan nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

DisGRACsyUL OUTRAaB AT HoRHBLsvuLR-On
IrsoaJ last noer Emsrick Of this city pro seeded TO
bo bsisvis for The purpose Of Arreng coor.d woman
named Alice Baker, rho had been in the ssrvica of Mr.
Bond sId had Atscopdsd after stealing 800 In gold
snc 81 yer tie property Of Mrs Bond Ofoer limerick
hsv obtained the track o, the thief s p.d u an
obcr ~ NJ elsvile, who met the tram In which tbs
tdei VA riding and detained her at that place. Upon
E@erich'r arrival there ho foupd that tbs mad
repre,.nI.n that she fugitive from slavery and
that the charge tf robbery false the object
the tfcer t.iDg TO take her bach TO Bait from
whence she bad escaped In consequences Of this r
bled at the American Hotel shsrs the woman was do
tai And upos NJ, Enerlck's tshing hsr into his
tcy, surrounded him. and Nth threats OF violence de-
usnced her release Limerick showed his warrant to the
uot and offered 10 suffer any person they choose -
10 pApy him 10 3uaIo and ipvssgAte the correct
of the charge, This the people refused to
TO- declaring that they believed the warrant 10
oSe, AID ely Buffalo trick 70 obtain possession OF
fugitive slave. Among the crowd . ooOred man
named Brown armed with large knife who endaavorei
msILoa rn snd undsunted and expressed bis deter
inati0n to secure hts prisoner at all hazArds Upon
th some parties proceed sd 10 the Justices oos, OBJ
tsiuec Lganst Emeriot for assault battery
and had him arrested. Whe be was in custody th-
furphheo with means 20 lsayo tie town and
cspst; although the people h,d promised that she
thond le dsAiDed until Mr.. Trumbnll the conductor
the New YorA city railroad who resides in Hornsls
vile, bad rsach Buffalo, made inquiry into The chargs
sud telssrspned the retult 20 Judgs Hall Emsriok
detained IN custody until yesterday afternoon vaen
de,patcn received from Mr 1rum sul stating thai
the woman wAs thief and that tho charge correct
Fmerck was then resned snd ths people, BEGINNING 70
see the consequer oss OF their dgracsu conduct
m'sssngers OF after her in two tbrse directions Oh.
Ger Limerick returned 10 Buffalo With the intention OF
preceding against the person implicated la the
--Bu6alo zdput,sev jan 20.
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INV URtHAsH, Jan. II, I5OFt
The sales of cotton TO day ed TO 0t0 bses At
easter prices under the advoes Of tbs Niagara Strict
midolrs quoted 1t exc. 9kc. rhs decrease IN be
receipts At all the Southern ports o. compared with ne
tsme date last yearis ing 70 the Pof CWresa
5000 bales. Holders OF -four askirg advsnos OF
$50 SterIpg exchange II dull st az prsmum
Frstshts to Liverpool havs declined to "a.
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. BALTIMORE, Jsr. u, 1871
New Orleans papers Of Thurtdsy aud "a ay of last
week are T, ceived; but three mails yet duo
hie occurred at Savannah on Saturday last destroy
ing number OF business houses Several hrsmeu
injured by Al explosion OF powder Ia OF the burning
bufldiYps.
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House or Representatives.
WAsHIsGruN, jan. 27, I5s4.
PRIVATE RILLS

Th's was what called objection day Ths House wsut
into Committee Of the Whole private bill. which
dsoats allowed II any objected to bill, ~
announced BY the Clerk II went over, under ruls
The merits OF d fsrsnt bis were made known W the
res ding OF accompanying reports.
wards OF twenty five bills were reported frssn the
COMMITTEES to the House, bu, not finally actsd ON.
Adjourned till Mondsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

willing to tender captains officers, crew and all with
volume OF thanh fulness
Instead o, having only the Senate Conm tee of Com.
merce. the New York Chamber OF Commeroe must be
prepared ON Saturday, TO morrow morniDg entertain
the Comntes OF the House also in search Of nforns
non "a to fsrbor obstructons The rural gentemsn will
81 course become specify enlightened They promise
report on Monday. doubtful
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The BIack Warrior at Mobfl,

NOWLs. Jsu. 10, 1894.
Tie steamship Black Warrior from Nsv York va Ha.
vsns arrived here last right Shs will sail again for
Nsw York on Saturday, the 2sth inst
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The PennsyIvania Rsair road Tannel.

FHLADMrHIA, Jan. n, 1871.
The hr't train passed through tire great tunnel the
Peppsyvrnia Railroad, between Pttsbu z aad Atons,
this morripe
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BOSTON, Jan. H. 1894,
Tho Anti Slavery Cn ention was much better attend.
Cd TO-DAY, about t-o hundred being present Abby Fol-
som spoke eloqusnty Ia favor Of free speech Msess
Garrison, Emund Quincy, Henry c. Wright, Douglass,
AID Bureigh, also made sddrsssss No feature
introduced Ard at about ten O'Clock In the evening the
convention dissolved. II has been less attractive tnaa
Any exhibition Of tie kind exer giy en- In Roaton.
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We learn from the ElmIra Daly Republican, that the
sarrsgs factory Of W. n r. N. HILL at Emira wn de-
strcyed by Are Sunday last. Loss $4,000 Insurance.
o.. 900 10 10 0OQ
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FFUNIDENCk jan Il, I5OR
The reeeutons against the Nsoraska ,i wi n slavery
asove tbs line bxed BY toe Mi souri, compromise h>u
Ia,sed the Hcu,e unspimously. Tney bad previously
psr,ed the Sspats unanimously
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Affairs at the state Capitol.

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