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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
PVBLIC MEETINGS.
HARD COUNTY CONVENTION.

The delegate. to the Hard Shell County conven-
ton met Ct Stuyvessn. Institute last evening to NOM
iua,e candidates for the Offices Of Register, Commis-
s;oHer Of Streets and Lsmps and Governor Of the
AIn- House. The seats Of the delegates from the
Ist Iyth. XVIII. XIXth and XXIId Wards were con
tested and IN the OF the iNth, XVIII snd XIII
Wsri delegations which hsd been admitted
10 the Mayoraliy Judiciary and Congressional Con-
yeptions were rejected.
This eours. gave gres; ambrsgs to some Of the
delegates present. and many Of them openly charged
th.t fusion was sought by the majority Of the Couven-
top AZ the expense OF honor. II less biunfly
charged that eestan parties doing their beet 10
naek the Convention with d" Glazier men,.
Outside of the Hal, large assemblsge Of the
THIRD HOUSE, KEEP, up yociferoas dispute the
whole of the evening, and Is JosEPB /. SWEET, ana
Mail GooDTRsoS were generally Understood to
,eek the nomination Of Commissioner Of Streets and
Iamps A goodly number Of their friends were on
hand to do up the lobby business.
The Convention organized by appointing Ten.
Wan X. BuRyHrT 10 the Char, and IIxorHr
W.TrRs and WILLIAM DoDGE, Secretaries.
The Convention then went into ballot for the
,or;naf,on of casdidstes. The result We e follows
Res,sy-J sHIlxAS BlovxELL
CsS1ssss.sr n sfesn sas LAaps-CLoleE @. GLA1us
co,.rrox sf llns Hssss-G. GoDfaBy OusTnIB
NJ. Sweet Wa nominated and announced ~ dseliA
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- y. HoIs D. bsvscr arc 'sdy W., Bsr,.-a.a -
- I'D hn Glide 81 ctl-h.t- J keF-l 90
b-oi 81. Me- Hos ials s1o -. ~ y" G- i.aT 40
servant. NJ D. CtLsoL " ". Bowen, VI Berry. VI
Z l. 3.y Hswboo. M.ss s,easri. Nj A4s-at II W
bshfr Hr Chm .. ~ " " Gt EFT ard ssfT-lf.
Dir = 81 hon ~ II Reed. Ar c G. Springer "
E.rfus Ml Gryr-' itds -at hid ~ His b. isiy .li
Asrvtrt Nr beVl s1s " Hind 10. " " a.!l.-
III Hstf-.an NJ Mar. '-eud chia. ". GATeu-cr.f
~ WoerrH 81 i. Yong ~. tf.apn. Nr Lsnch
lsit Mr Aoan.. ~ BraGy ST. Cenb-r. Oh. M. Bar
rdi b. HIs-r & ffi.ud NJ bDi.ah. Mf NiE-u Hr s.
T,la Nj u Noot- Hr " " C0l-.ocs If P-rsins II !
srrfs rsst ~ NcGyrfn& N.di-ob. II Jenkins dog
NJ senrr.d' Mr. Wsr ~ CsP' D. Par .dy. VI.
Siu.rt Duc 6e G-snraori s.rvsut ~. MlJor friend
Mr.. MAJOR ufsrt srd ~ a sis. Kua. Mri Drew Mf T.
Efolhrosf Nj. Jones NJ J. Murheso Nf J-s smith VI
Bsrtc- Mr. T.orsor NJ Bysnt NJ Loouirsali. NJ
Prsff NJ -. Mrs MsrJ fOoson and infant N-s fFo-
,garel FORD NJ fryer Hr ,hrrtu-n-r NJ r >1usr-r
iscy ard esrGhter.: Mr. Wnfersufn VI Cuinsr.
~ illisn Mis- Michel. Ma Hsv VI II Arbuek.e, NJ "
COP Nj " Ferguson NJ Len0ifr. friend ladies' s.i
ih-ee chldTcr Hr. r. Hltrouer 10 4 Garcia ~ Lss
Mr. Newman an@ 81. Hr NcDCuGa. .nd VI NlsraT1
Mr H..ch,- and friend NJ J. McH..h. .rs Rcse f--Ld
NJ NAytr Mr a. Coo.e. ~ Christian and friend Hr ?.
Greuu ar 7 Rob-on. Hr & Dood NJ Pa.cre Gud fd-si.
" toy nd fHene. ST n,jeI, ~ G.is'F sft lsiy NJ
Hicn. sn6 NJ ~. srd feDd. Mrs Ydgtcoub~ and .u
& ~ Nj Frsis NJ Rhine Mr CalGao Mr Bu-t and On
Mr Hens..ss, Dir Paterson, Nr. Crsg M . Brown. Nf
F,elif ord ~. nd
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STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.
SATuRDAY, On. = ?. NJ

SATURDAY, Der. - T. NJ.
AsuFs-The market is without change; sales Of
Pots at ST. and Pearls g. 80 -.
CorroS-The market is quict but steady.
FLOUR AND MEaL-Tbe market for Western and
State Flour is quite active for the East and homo
trade. and prices are l9ic. higher. Western brands
are not plenty. Canadian Flour is held at e. So a
small parcel some 200 bbls., war sold little below
these quotations.
The sales Of Western Canal are 6, 500 bbls. al e.
I'll for Bogus state; s. l2Gs5 81 for common to
GOOD State. and s. % al s. 80 for common 10 good
Ohio and Michigan
Southern Flour i y. el:.c. higher, with q lively
demand sales l. 900 bbls., al s. 5Oass l2 for mixed
10 GOOD brands Baltimore, Alexandria, Sc. Rye and
Flour is steady at s. . 80 for fine TO superiine
Corn Meal IL unchanged sales 100 bbls. Jessy, at
IL s5a:4 81.
GRAiy-Tbe market is bGoyant for Wheat with a
fair demand and light supply sales , 900 bush. fair
red Southern in store 81 80. Rye is in better stock
sale. 500 bush River a, 81 Il delivered Oats are
held firmly ar As 53c. for State and Western.
Corn is one cent higher, with good home and
Eastern demand sales 81 900 bush. at Toe. for IN
sound, 76Ic. c77lc. Tor Western mixed other kinda
scsice.
WHISKY is decidedly lower, and is dcll at the con-
cessiou aes $50 bbls al 3sc. for Ohio and sec. for
Prison.
pEo,fsioys-The Iaarke, is heavy for Pork with
ONLY moderate demand; sales of Meas at sl2 81 q
o. %. and Prime sll % 0sll 81. Clear il que. at
ia 37asli 80.
Bee il heavy and wi hout further change. Lard is
heavy a. TO- sl0,c. Butter and Cheese arc IN
changed
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fAdvertiemen'I

Some persons may be startled AZ the seeming
ra.hnes. with which the inventor Of DEsHLERs PEvEs
AeuE Pills h- belief the curative powers OF thst
nedoire He 10 fully that bis simple statement Of
bst he respecting them will sound chimerca To the
xr,at mas men; ard II the mode by which they operate
he would b. acquitted Of eIszsers0n
II. Eastern Prince Who d.beli-yed the Of lake OF
water on which he and his charger could pass shod sud a.
.st. - on tie lend sctsd upon the limited knowledge he
br ro.seed but when made acquainted with the very or
rsrv cpeson b. which in northern countries water
il verted into ice he longer charged his informant with
e..sgers, bu, scknowedied his IL would require
long and somewhat scientific dissertation % expose the details
Of n, or ration Of DEsHLERs Pills II will be sufficient 70
ssy thai hey ore tonic and that they Vt anti
periodic power By which the ytem Il stEenzthened and me
s attacks Of fever sad certainly neu
traliysd does certainly neutrale an acid
than th pill urutrsze int rnent feyert sold In New
York bv sTFBBINs noRGAN BUTLER No Is Cidst ~ q.
AcEtRmAN & MAgTfS, No q Coarlandt-sf Mrs HAYES,
No rs Fuliou Brooklyn and by respectable druggists
or by C. ID DISH New Brur -wick " J.
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CITY ITEMS.

NE,s PICTURE..-Leutzes new picture Of IasA-
ingt0n al dt Battle Il Monmouth was exhibited yes
terday at the rooms Of the National Academy t. a
large number Of persons who had received invita-
tons II is rather larger picture than the Cr0ss,Hg
he Dciorore and seems generally executed with
more care than that work, though il lacks something
Of The romantic interest which lends it powerful
charm. The moment represented is that in which
Washington arrests the retreaiing and disordered
corps OF L6e. The central figure il Washington
gu horseback, a. with Hamilton and Lafayette follow
ing he PUSHES up. and in that memorable burst of
indignation brings the broken and hurrying column
10 a halt. The boodshed of battle is nowhere seen.
but its dust and smoke and arrayed troops appear IN
the back ground The vigorous individuality Of Mr..
Leutzos talent has necessarily crowded the work
with his peculiar force ard magnetism, and il m
scarcely fail to be popular OF its claims to high
rank as q historical picture shall take occasion to
sp,a ak length hereafter
Another production Of Mr.. Leu.ze pencil IL to be
seen at the store of Messrs. Williams & Stevens.
II is much smaller than the Washington, but we hear
il most favorably spoken Of Itrepresents an assem-
bsge Of Millions friends at his house and belongs TO
range Of art in which Mr.. Leutze long since achieved
an enviable reputation.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK.
Arrived.
=.

Shin ST. PAN Crabtrse Hayre Aug 20, in ballast With ~
p..s5seT, Lane West Sept lat a. lon y. spos osrt
Bella Donna. ful Wales for Quebee
With Sal passengers 70 Post Ryerson and Hsrest4 Go T.s
deaths and one brth 90 the passage Sept st "a oa
20 spose bsrt Jobn Paien fBr from Point Asysa for Los
don m DAYS out Sept a. lat 81 90 lon 81 10, $40 sisfs'
stxaner for the Wsst-rp lslspds. under sail
BrS RsstsorsSor Jensen from Ponce p r. 2 d'y' ''s~
10 hellsf Riers ST.. ,..~~x
Bns Eliza W. Deston, Wooster VooSvss IL as'' W.
Bns y O. An1er.er Hsmrond. Lssos, ASS =. go ss.
smslivood Andr-son & Co Sept n las ~" - -
bosrd BY the Br bsrs s.sats-9s 81 o's~'" "'>
Boesa, vseost
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE ARCrIC's PAsSENGEI>

THE ARCTICS PASSENGi.I>
The following persons sailed in the steamship Arc
tic, as passengers:
A, n...in md f,iepa Mr. T. Busch, Mr.. =. Henry M.
Grant sdS and child. M + T. Jones Nj Sni,a NJ:
Jane Mutton, Mis- Smith, Mr.. W. S,ora eDS ,sSsn NJ
B.Ssoth IT, Mr. De Mayer Nj. J. Cooke MT s:'1 ",
W Rahbone MI Gsynes two sa,s M ' md M. s,ou.
Mr. A stone Nj scherbsr, Nj. II Ihom.s MT . rpay
Nil. Mansey Mr.. r. johnson. Mr. No;as ~ Mod M.
j zolossi. M Miivils Nj yeaords Mr.. re r N,
Mr. A.n .nd lady Mr. Alen' nsn. sD I'd IA, Mr.
Delrsde friend and servsnt MeCrsesen MI SOL
re-, Mr. Moth d D. Y,sd u 7saie sas tsdy \ 's''''
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PURENoI oGY shows how the bodily conditions
influence mind and morals most everiul range Of aih
Horace Mann remarks Il LOOK upon PHExSoLoGY - ne
rude TO philosophy and the hsndnsd Of Christianity Who
ever true PHYSIOLOGY public beuesctor
tlewi.e deve. os Natures or1inA type Of complete IA
mAny-he Creato bess deal Of perfect men and onaea
namely ihose shos al he buDAa ianet.Sns are hso.0'
well propoTtioped and rishtly exercised i'd
And tins perfect type shows indi'eas sha eol h -
real Of and su1ernss vel - the means
Of obvstns them by n turning 20 this Typ, .y.
EXsrirston. daily. BY Prof Fo~Lks 70 % ofo>1'''
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cOI-RT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

CIRcuIr CorRr.-No-. OIL, 7Oe, 80, '9', oo-, 49,
20 TO 754. 1876 ,,a n
SrPREME CoURT-Spcctai erm-Monday'-De-
ru-rer No 9 and No. Sc, So n, 81 Sc. -, ~ Ss.
Judge Roosevelt to-day Will hear motions al opeciai
Coxyos P1r,s-This Day.-Part Mos. 80,
1870 1851 10 $50 n 10 Lao, lo4 faT' Ii-AaouIne
10 Tuesday. - ~, N, m,
SUPTKroR MoDday.-Nos. 22e 2@t 80
go 24s 24s PSI 81 200 - Co. D., D. l6 81 s 20 n
"a to go ~ to ~. 2s9 SOC.
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(AAvertisenentI

The GREAT DRAMA OF EUsTAcHE-The most
,sl, moral play yet produeed and full sesSes Of "ns'
.,, thrilling interest oni, performed nov ct sAisvn
Nm ,b1s il 70 witnessed BY crowded add rassaea ssa
t, se pss.ss'sa tasre roD,'. both IA ta- After
nssa .al rvea'a;
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ADVERTISEMENT
BRASS ROLLING MUL.-Manuiactures OF sheet

rolled and plaier's Brass and German silver
COPPER and German Silver Nirc brs sna 'opP1
Tubing; Brass Kettles; German Silver IN the lns9L
Also. dealers in lngot COPPER. Bsncs Tn sP.itef
&c Orders from dealers and others solicited MI 9 A'1
bury Conn; Nos. Is and n John 81 New NorS.
BENEDICT BVRXHAM. Nsuui1ct1Tlns Company
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Aeyersemertl
CHANDELIERS AND Gas EIXTrREs. Our q.

souent con rres new and original designs, modelled ald
manufactured Il essb shnent Dealers and Others as
invited 10 examine stock which will be sold on the u
favorable terms Prompt attention viii be sssu 70 he e1eea
Of orders - 49, -
and SO Wet .ith T., y Y MITCHELL, BAhtf 20
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Advertisement
FRrsco DECORATIONS THAT ARE WARRANTED

- sH-DOksATs Nsfer pFooi fnts.' of NJ In1rFot
cecorAu of retdsLces oharches &c ~heh nom 10
dtAirv ard heapue specede al other modes Of -.
ortpc ,uiey vAerrroof coutsn- 90 OF 'r aty sub
Anee ard Ash 10 The rouzh-sS manner with
uf he ess Jury to the painting under forfeiture OF the
rorfrrc Mr DOlssy prepared TO ekaibf wofk executed
/, hr IN ih- CTS the hshs style Of Art which esnnot ~
.rel.S ~ coo.trs .n-hp. For further rsrticns
Sers.. ssuy DOr.s, At and Inventor or Water proof
Fre.co No 81 Broadway y Y.
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fAdvertiser-er'
NEW SILKS. SHAWLs AND DRESS GOODS. -

V,.sp ClAFP Co No lni G-std q. s, o5erng great
i-ctc,uert. 10 fhs Goocs They c1e1 rHis Day
srcfs- ls-rs auction lot o. Psd asd strfpet slss
AZ s,il etssper thar Which have yet been offered
ftef sss more those Fine Cou1ss ony s. worth 61
90 NOR II those - F.ereh GiuEhans Only q; Another
r.. French Nerlno cheap 20 a. VOL
Printed Ter,erre >hGzis only = worth - n We invite
a.. 10 cal Ard It'll whether wshise . pr chase
& ? EkAbD' tLNff a ~ 40 ~ pta4iH -.
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fA6veriise ment.
SOMETHING NTW-DvgNO's CATARRH SNUFF.

-Ss~rrL c JoLLiE No $40 Broadway hss this aromatic
cctne hgty cels brsfsf the 81 Gods Casrra
Frnchs Affections Eyes Deafness. Hteiache anf to
e.r the voice Of public speakers II has fJgui an
increasing popularity wherever introduced aud we only AK the
scrutiny aTprecstnz public ~he1 ' uer are sure 10
be iudosed IL handsome fancy German boxes = cents
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Advertisement

Churches, Hotels, Steamships, &c, supplied
with elegant Slve< Name ant Number Pses Of new snt
beautiful desrn paied In the suhstsntsi manner,
eessutv ergfavtd ve low prices samples sent . part
Of the country EVERptLL No. So Broadway coz Desne
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Advertisement

GAS GAS Gas FXTIRES Of new designs
and unsurr,ssed workmanship. Jill be found a. the sr,
rfrufscturirs depdt Of iRcHTE, WARSEs Co.. No. rs
Broaowty; portable apparatus, for country resi-
eerees churches or factories
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iAcfer-tserlec'
LITTLE CoRDEIIA How NRD.-This charming

l-e cfer-e tie C-i2 a. o Tvs Il 2 Corn
-s- are Ete- Girl fsks- by ss-sw-u B-nen- a. ire
nacr. Iicsfer ToStcRT ard FASHION sd IAN
rsr ~. 90 T. ScoTT Ase sFpeLss ss Ton CRIAsLf-
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II il amusing 10 note now the old ana WORKOUT
Gfmece for FEVER and AGvE have been galvanized info
iIj.f ne Nv lie celebrity Of DEsHLERs ASrPEEIoDGcs
Thee Pill. tsst~es aDd very portable They VIII never
.toi ~ age Sold BY BOYD PAIL, No. l4s Chsmberss
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WORTH SIEING.-Tbe most splendid show of
sTFEFosccFT made 10 county be seen 5.
Foors ussrfcert Ca ery. No J6J Brus1way corner Of
Frsasin--t "a then-
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ANOTHER VICTORY - The highest premium 81
PEE -r-f' a os PIP Pier. kEs adei
ys.--ss Hocr IL Gel, traied artist 81 - IS Br9ad"Af
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Ing he termination otCommissicner OF Streets and
Iarps
The Convention adiourn~d At l9l o'clock.
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D,rp OF CHoLrRA.-On Thursday a. noon, man
,,ned Path residing IN the Fourth Ward, Jersey City "a.
stsrle violently with cholera and died a. O'CLOCK that
sfter having endured consanl sna intense ,tou!
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F,rU FALL IRON WINDOw.-An inquest was
ve.erday held by Coroner Gamble No - E1absth Il
urcp the BODY lad six years Of nsmed John h Dag
who on Thpr.dAy evening fe hirdory .ndoN Of the
abv4 prem- the pavement snd sustained frsha hrtrs
THE sku which produced instant death verdict O. e
" cdenisl death rendered BY the jury
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CHARGE OF ARsOS-A servant girl lately IN Tue
employ of h. H. Chaerion No a. LispenArds was g
onsusIcou Of having a. Al early hour q ne
morning the 2d u tire to the premises Of her
In l. nesed that he'd heard threaten 70 burn down
The bpse She taken before Justice Osborn and CON
i,,sd TO an examination before the Fire M-shs The
Hudirs wa. saved destruction by The timely srT's If
the Fire Department.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-04-15

D-Sick Headache Remedy.-A remedy for
the sick headache which has been recently offered
to the public, is attracting great attentions not only
by reason of the very satisfactory testimonials TO
lis efficacy which have been volunteered ty many
who have been benefited by it, but also because
there are so great number Of people who are af-
hcted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DR..
Eastman who discovered the efficacy OF his "rem-
edy" is physician in this city, IN high standing,
with large practice. He is a physician in whom
great confidence is placed and we do not wonder
that his remedy for very common disease. which
has been so long needed has attracted the attention
Of all sufferers from headache who have heard of IT,
From our own knowledge of DIR. Eastman's char
acter and practice we have no doubt that the med
ciue deserves the favor receives. and that il will
prove to be great benefit 10 all who may give it
q trial-Ly,n Nems, December 49, 1853.
For sale in Washington by z. d. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr
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d UssIA AS 1T Is, BY COUNT DE GU


MEMOIRS, Speeches, and Writings, OF Robert
Rantoul. jr. edited by Luther Hamilton.
SACRED POEMS AND HYMNS for public
and private devotion, by James Montgomery.
THE PLANTERS NORTHERN BRIDE, a
Novel, by Caroline Lee Hcntz, with illustrations
from original designs, in vols.
THE CHURCH. in series of Discourses, by
Sylvester Judd, Pastor Of Christ Church Maine.
HISTORY OF OLIVER CROMWELL and
the English Commonwealth from the execution
of Charles l. to the death Of Cromwell, by M. G..
Guizot. translated by A. R. Scohe, in Q vols.
HISTORY OF THE FRENCH PROTEST
ANT Refugees from the Revocation of the Edict
Of Nantes 10 our own days, by M. Charles Weiss.
Professor of History in the Lycee Bonaparie, in 2
vols.
VOICES OF THE NIGHT, by Rev. John Cum
ming d. d.
VOICES OF THE DAY, by Rev. John Cum
ming, d. ID.
Just published and received at the bookstore of
r. FARNHAM,
Apr Is Corner Of 18th ST. and Penn. av.
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Banks of the District.-The following are the

Banks of the District.-The following are the
only Banks in the District having Offices Of redemp
ton in Washington and conducted by responsible
stockholders:
Corporation Of Georgetown Up. c. dis.
Bank of Commerce, and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown par.
Bank of Metropolis par.
Bank of Washington par.
Exchange Bank, Selden, Wiihers& Co.a p. c. dis
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Statham,
Smithson & Co. 3p.c. dis.
Patriotic Bank $500 par
lss-The above list to be corrected from time to
time.
North and South Carolina money bought at II
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New
York at per cent.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

Three Days Later from Europe-War Conn
menced.
HALIFAX, April 14.-The steamer America has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of April LIST.
The declaration of war by France and England
against Russia had been followed by sangulnary
conflicts.
Consols had declined 10 s5a.
At Liverpool, the upward tendency in bread
stufs continued, and canal -four sold freely at
3ss Corn, 40 a 43s.
Cotton had declined I'd. q I'd. with sales OF
3d. 600 bales during the week.
Denistoun quotes canal -four at 3ss. "a 3Ss. Cd.
Baltimore and Ohio 3ss. Cd. "a 3os. Wheat adj
vanced Is. "a Is. Cd.
The money market was tighter
SECOND DESPATCH.
The five articles OF the trpar,te treaty are:
First England and France engage 10 support
Turkey by force OF arms until the conclusion OF a
peace that shall secure the Independence and IN
tegrity of the sultan's dominions.
Second The Porte shall not conclude peace
without the consent Of the allies
Third. The allies shall evacuate the Turkish
territories Immediately after the war.
Fourth. This treaty is to remain open LOT 'nc
adhesion of other powers OF Europe.
Fifth Turkey guarantees TO all the subjects
of the Porte without distinction of creed, perfect
equality in law.
Meanwhile the campaign has begun in earnest
Il is confirmed that the Russians have crossed the
Danube in great force 10 strike decisive blow
before the arrival Of the anglo-French force.
On the Odd Gortschakof crossed the Danube
above Tulska and captured eleven guns, took two
hundred prisoners, and occupied Tulska and sew
eral forts on the right bank. General Luders has
crossed with the main body from Calatz without
much loss.
Full fifty thousand Russians are now on the
right bank Of the Danube. On the 23d Gen. Luz
ders commenced preparations TO seize Matschin
On the same day the Russians attempted to cross
the Danube at Altenitza but were repulsed with
dreadful carnage. Three thousand, Russians were
killed, and the Turks so badly cut. up that they
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NEW AND FASHIONABLEG OODS.-
IN VIM. H. STANFORD, MerchaL. Tailor
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, unt'er Gaas
by's Hotel, has just returned from New YORK, and
is now opening handsome and complete stock
of Spring Goods of the latest styles and importa-
tons, TO which be would cali the attention Of his
friends and the public in general; all of which will
be made TO order in the most fashionable and ele.
giant STYLE at the shortest notice, and at the very
lowest possible price.
Also, complete assortment Of Furnishing
Goods such Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders.
Stocks, Cravats, &c, with superior lot Of Kid
Gloves, direct from the importer in New York.
Mar 17-2aw3wf
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ZINC PAINTs.--The subscribers having

ZINC PAINIs.--Thc SUBSCRIBERS having
~ been appointed agents oil the New Jersey Zinc
Company for the sale of their superior Paints, are
prepared TO execute orders for any description, de-
iivered in Baltimore at the company prices, and
on the same liberal terms.
The White Paint is warranted pure, and is I'M
surpassed by any other article in use. 1t is sold
either dry or ground in OIL
The Brown Zinc is made only from the New
Jersey Zinc Ores, and is extensively used as a
protection 10 iron or other metallic surfaces. II is
a cheap and economical paint.
The Brown Stone Color is unequalled as dura-
Bile covering for Cottages, Depos, Bridges, NJ.
The consumption OF il is very large, and IT has
given entire satisfaction
All the paints manufactured by the company are
Of the highest excellence, some important improve
ments having recently been discovered and APP
piled in their preparation. and they are warranted
TO keep soft and fresh in the kegs, any reasonable
length OF time. In this respect, they are superior
10 any others in market
JOHN SULLIVAN Il SONS, Agents,
Apr 7--d3m No. 2, Camden St, Baltimore
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Gilnsan,s Hair Dye has made ITS appearance

Gilnfan's Hair Dye has made ts appearance
in our city, very much to the qualification of our
Young beaux who wear red whiskers musta-
chos. Gentlemen are now seen going into our
hair-dressing saloons with hair, whiskers musta-
chios, and eyebrows of all imaginable colors, and
in FIVE minutes they will appear on the street hav-
ing them entirely changed and decidedly improved
by a lustrous black, obtained by using GlLMAN's
DYE--NortoM Herald
For sale by z. D. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washir 0tOn Citv
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Supreme Court Of the United states:
FRIDAY, Apra IA, 1854

No. SO. A. J. Marshall, plaintiff in error, Us.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Schley, for the plaintiff in error.
No. "a. Washington J. Bennett, appellant,
Us. Joshua Ward Motto. The argument of
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Campbell,
Of Charleston, South Carolina, for the appel
liant.
Adjourned till Monday, at Il o'clock.