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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

Tte eleven with affixed Incorporated bAnAs
An The others Banking Associations formed under the sene
law Of the State , -, IL. = a, =,
The amount of Exchanges at the Clearing House for the
week was sl39 $40 averaging about 100000 per
day The amount of balances paid was sS,s3O'74 Ihe
aggregate amount of Exchanges TO May inclusive has
been 274 and the aggregate amount OF balances
paid sI7s,i7c,oi1.
The new Three Dollar Gold Coins can be obtained at
Adams Co.'s Express Office, No. SO broadway at par IN
exchange for other coin
Another exnerment was made Saturday on the Gard
nor f,old Comnapys ore Five hundred pounds were put
into the crushing machine and being run through the
product was IS dwts. grains of pure gold The quick
silver used was new and unchanged and 1t is estimated
,ha, II must have absorbed at least dws of the gold AT
this rate the ore would be worth $40 tun The gold was
uluinly visible in il to the naked eye.
The Money market continues to work easier Tor strictly
nrtcass paper and for call loans on current securities
The large stock houses had large balances over.
On wednesday next, 10th inst. Messrs BiatchioTd "
Ransord viii open the proposals for 100000 OF Harlem
Railroad bonds bearing per cent interest and prinepai
falling due in 1873. The capital of the Company Is
sSoOOOOO and these bonds form fist lien on all the
property rights and appurtenances Of the Company Ihe
income of the road largely its expenses and H.
ereasing yearly
The amount Of public debt redeemed last week was
sSos ,lSo loaving $50 329 s22.
The exports from New-0reans for the quarter ending
March 81, were:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss
OF LIFE AT SAN FRANCISCO.


To the kind attention Of Mr. j. \. Hageman, ssenger
for Well Fargo & Co.'S Express are indebted for the
following OF most sarul steamboat acedenf m
ilc Bay Francisco which occuredo on the 18th inst
eiol Adrerser Immediately previous to the sailing OF the
steamship John l.. Stephens for this port:
SAS Francisco, ocock P.M.-Aprll Is, 1854.
This morning about 10 O'clock the steamers Secretary
and Nevada LETT from Pacific Wharf bound for Pealuma
At 2 clock precisely while crossing San Pablo Bay the
in every part Of The boat 20 the passengers of whom
large number were board So great the force OF
tia explosion that the boat literally blown 10 pieces
lie Nebraska happened tO be near and ncdatey rem
cred every hle assistance. Shemmedaely put about
after careng for the survivors and attending 10 the dead
Many persons were blown overheard and their bodies
not recovered The Nevada arrived at San Francisco at
clock with the survivors and the bodies of those recov
cred We learn from Capt Trayers of the Secretary that
the scene board after the explosion was awful the
proan OF the dying and wounded and the males OF those
whose friend were lost being heart rendns
The following is correct list of killed and missing as Tar
a ascerainod . ,,.u
Theodre A. Bour.e Geo: Clark Jessie Potter, Mrs Hill
mans and child james Wright Mr.. Bessn Engineer NIL
Ter deck hand John Ebbets w H. Trpp, Thomas Cam
eror Emma Holmes, g.. L. Henry firemen,l Cook name
unknown deck hand woulded) Mrs. Day and child, j.
Parlthrop, Mr. Lundy, Mrs Hillnan, j. ID C9okinshani
Chas Smith. g. Walker ID. Johnson ID. ii. Van Buren,
Lewis johnson Jas. MacGuire, Edward Bruce Bracket
Mrs Harden, Richard A. Lewis Lewis Lamberton clerk
j. A. Shorey Judge Ferrill, Mr. William Lundy, wife
and child Geo Robertson, {. w. Rodgers, f. H. snyder
;. II. Fenl, +. Trayers, Capt., L. a. james and r.
Pudder.
Tie Secretary was owned By Gordon & Steen Of San
Francisco and valued s2j OO0 We have estimate Of
the value OF the freight and baggage OF it was
saved The Secretary sinking when the Nevada lett
We have only given the ascertaned TO be mssng
there are other whose names we could not learn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

stesmship-Msron Charleston Spoaord Teston Co
ships-Mstilda Lee New OrleansN L. s. O. Gnswod winch
(eipperj Freeman Francisco sutton Coz Richard Cob
den BsrIe Loadou Dunharn Dimon Julie (Brel Edmann,
kingston Meye stueken.
BsIkb-Flofeuee Michen ManKanla j. O. Baker Coz Clara
Winor Butler Portsu Prince Becker Grasyesi Constitution
Brem Lsur Hamburg w r. Schmidt Coz Bella Donna, (BI
Richards QGebse Z L Lsshbdgsi oppee Chase Mstanzss T.
Coz Caroline, Sherwood, Charleston Durham d.
mon Trueman Inch Port Walthal, Foster q SckeEson-
Bngs-PeIobseo, Emery Madeira ke Brett Son CO.. Santa
Clara Elngwood BsimoTei s. o. Bas Crosby Phladephis
Smith Boynton
schoouer,-Msrs Hill wyman Jaeksonvile R p Buck Co
Darling Wheeler Apelachoola r. Post; CastiAn Morgan
ouyle T. j. Psteni Council, Howss, PhiladePhis J. W
Mckee; Atlantic NekeoB. salem r. w Ropes; j. o. PO's
NAeE Dshen J. H. Hsyens; Ef0rt Brl COMO St John y b.
u r. De Wolfe; R R. smith Din Ma,anzss, O. " Smith; Marcia
rrIou sweetzer Jsessouve Buck Co; Martha LenhaAs
master; Hat Wilmington LsnaTne, Mandea
DO MeCrssdy Mott Co; y y Hawkins Griffin Norfolk b. the
sane: Lousnne Ames Boston > w Lewis Corfu, Cudw0rth
Plymouth Reac Nash; SewLsssld MeRse Paiadelphis Brett
SerkCo
slsop-W II Bowen, Hslloek, Providence, mas,er.
Bsrgc-Orb, Morrison. Phiadeph phis j II. Hand
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
ph,lsdeiphia Markets. .MoSDAr, May :.

The FLOUR market quiet today and only about 80 be f0srd
luve Al - IS standard uperhue and 20 ee for extra he
very sht holders the above rate th- demand
- iu se IL sifo noderate prices about the last
S R1E Flour MEAL hut tle inquired for aud
E he The views OF buyers There rather WHEAT ODER
in TO-DAY buyers holding on the oIy 4e made Pu9
,i- Cit bushels prime rcd - TO- ahoe White Is o1ere9
. - n without ssies CoRx dull and unsettled today. and 900
&C tnbes Soufhep yellow sold a. s. Soc, ahoat whh de-
5d52c for Drl~ne, and oo9oi for
Pu.van RYE and wanted Al The advance and sales Of
Penusyvsnia are reported st II oSa 81 - ,
L ToN rsret quiet only few small aes have been
made AZ former prices CLovEE sEED about Stationary with
ed business dsrg the sales In there q
yrv little doing transactions eonhaed TO small sales Of Cor
EF aua sVs.R supply the trade about former quota
cr The market shows rte change with very
ucderse doing IN sd MsArs and BACON WHISKY n
steady demand; quote barrels s 7 and ands a. & ssoH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
pror,,,. rov III, wrr. epain, MONDAY Nav s. 1854:

Beeyes received bv boats TO balance foot
contributed the Of eAtte
Ntlork 49, FennyNana, lvi heI4ueAl 01-iOn0 i'''
Illinois, 1877; Virginia, a6
PEIcts OF by the pound for the beef in the
quarters: -, l. ,,ts,,.
'Goop RETAILING orAIIrY-Io.aue.
COMMON OVALITY-lVd letc - ...,o - -
sheep sSd=7i extra sheep $Sa=Io sheaFed
SVSrI-Good Calves san live weight inferior do 81 Is
$3.50 ii. N q. ,-.
milk fer ordinary Cows exe1-
svperor qusity so $40, per fancy OF buyerS
EVTS-Notwihs,anding have 2Is CSe in The yard To-
s.v srst ;S this day there reduction IN the
s heVoua they last week unwing 70 pat
hs furts the sales would have bore rs out because
The advance the detention OF cattle BY the storm ogi
10 good supply and the nIest "eaihf and i
the
hst We have ever seen Not hoof d today for les than ten
cents round and several crove went a through 81 eFtn
sud some We the weight Of =. ne II
nsrket today u and she Ilce lot ms WI S'e
rs total Sa0a AEacfcd Gne thousand i0 are- %
,r5 cf beef selling <17o Calculating The eate q; -
head which satisfied Is below the average sid We have
s2l7. $50 IS The total value .-,....
will be the have given the wei- that
the cattle unusually good There were sS.e scEus bl nc o
rou very snail Butchers exceedingly euetAai % sap
DIV The the prices matter Of tut "esats
Which held the cattle today bat they driven 70
The their customers somewhere else l ne sap
There few cattle Tor sale on ihlrs
sv and ie paid the demand Of saturday td
sisiers quite unable 70 gel eaA q ses ta
ana altogether this state of thnes thst sae were
~Fds TO-DAY AZ that The o. the CITY ~ Al
Co.. 10 meet vet hey proportion 20 oiarr estAoe 70
,s.. bushs makes them g poHEdi aa oaef Vse
20 ser feed tha; ss'sa II ih dear
Sny.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Disasters.

SHIP TRADE Sib hence Mobile carried sshore on
sand Island Mobile Bay Sd nst' she ws in Tow Of ,eaer o
sufficient POWER and The anchors t g. but tie cdtns parted
and he went assoEs nc lio. vas N S5'Ss & as % h aaT
The ship laid In suoo water and believed % Dc eAeS uhi
snlP G W G.sNASy-A TO Evood Walter El dated
Curuck Beach May s. states We arrived 81 me wtecs OF ne
unavorsbe laws i've water high upi has e GIT
tet water in the hold which shows thar ne ship oeddd IN nc
inches down aud Of the main keel broken on and ashore
her 10 gods have been aysd YET b az presrau are made
for delivering cargo today The ship lay. seoR - yards nom 'hs
survey has heen called the ship which has condemned her aud
arTeaIanoss feared she VIII be lost A present the po.
Letter dsscd Norok s,h Inst 70 Wsiier gives some asl intel
eeee from the Gssuy which states tat the greater part Of e
The cargo for whch they receive % per cens fAe
be saved erd possibly then ~h good weather the ship may DC
BAaK IDa bought At Proyuce,own winter after being ashore
hss been thouhy psd aud now about ready for sea- 10 De
BARK LNDEN Cark me- o Noble is believed be the
a.hore Caysiort Reef h u The l. cleared At s
pori Noble assorted valued +eo,
which y covered by iurlanco ia th. City The L. built in
Conn cq' in aS $50 tuns register owned By s1rsSs SsimAn
CO. valued at about oo and PARTIAL insured IN W .st
BR BRIe sARAH MAEGARgr, from Newcastle = before re-;
ported t Tie OsPy arrived AZ his port yed a. Bosom 'h s1s
reports tha on ihc l1h March lat ~ ION ~ 10 IN Iecre -
om w had decks swept eyeythins ncgln. All he "sieI
srtcd rankshesr aud srung aesk Threw over part OF
AneT being five days without water was upe" OS d. '"P
o.Iey ... .s.,,a Re,nc,r, n G. Nav & states:
have arrived IN from schooner Adene D. with part OF the
cargo and all up aud will send It TO NLmn son
be hauled She has sustained much damage a
scHR g. W. PicxERsG toi sa'snnah oaIsoP s n'g hs S
miles north Cape Look Out The materials VIII poOao De sae"
sons Gro Gss 1t Phade pha from Attaspss experienced
heavy weather, split sal- and sustained oheI Iins aaase
ScHR Parc1ssET Bourne Bedford with oil. went
ashore yesterday morning keE' Island but was got Of without
receiving matetial damage
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

this United ald psets
dino ms ion; since "Wednesday Sheep have deprecated
hundred sLoru Sheep taken f0F The DeHaaa ~
&c y n live w,ghi. -, l. -. 1900. t,
Of week worth By the cscaes 10
Wrnq Mkst from l<c & D. aud the latter pait Vi me
week from 6 O lie Tor the quality. ~. -, 80.
AIsTbere has been falling oh IN the numbers
cel,ed Aeftou ons rs fm the Harlem hoadi ~ were
At 6hsuiherns ID
he ic. IA cowsoa 2t6fi consequently they nave met
srfuer b.tfsr sale. Good yea gways sells we'll -, .
MILK COMS-Haye EVch trreif III A.
70 AZ Bowuiuss 5 OBhen l,o Chamberns - by the
how buyers De found Tor some OF
the ershe scrubs that for sale but there are men osh
,p,rgh 10 G td ar cows gef The mix Of ne good one
SWINE-Tbe receipts Of The week 300 are Vf & tnah tA
pr.,ous All hut ty The Ee fosd tom ono ana al
they tsek again IN Ono Inc
rice E iucusy We eoEuzalt Of enc sale o. eoTnied ONO
Another lo; 4 i5o head owned BY
Htlvey Cox ouuy, Ohio sold for - ~ = e"t ye
westt There complete u N the market ard those on me
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
.Rr,srRE LfsT FOR STEAMSHIP GEORGE LAW.

The news from Mexico is OF highly interesting nature.
sauta Anna has bockadcd the port Of Acapulco and the
Government troops and those of the revolutionary party
are busily engaged in fighting
In the absence of exchange the following report
from the Purser of the steamship John L. stephens will
be found highly interesting:
Pacific Mail Steamship John l.. Stephens, r. H. Pearson
Commander left san Francisco with 500 passengers the
L. $ Mails, and $1,000 on specie on Saturday April -
at 7. NJ Steamer Sierra Neyada left same day Tor san
Juan.
On the 92d, at 9 A. NJ. saw n ship in Manzanilla Bay
Same day al T. NJ arrived of the harbor of Acapulco
saw two vessels showing what appeared 10 Doe French
lors s, ing of tile maine entrance, each of which fired
gun as the Stephens approached through the North Chan
nc and soon afterwards fired shot which fell short OF US
The engine Immediately stopped and the helm put 10
storhoard The ship orereachng came in full view OF
the foot, which appeared to be crowded with men.
Tie steamer hen losing her steerage way and drifting
toward the rocks the north shore of the BAY the engine
started ahead TO bring her round head wind and tide
when the ship and schooner coming under lee in point
blank range fired two shots close The engine was
again stopped boat lowered and the first officer sent %
inquire the OF their firing into He was not al
lowed 20 board Tie ship but was met by an officer IN the
ships boat who informed him that the port was b6ckade
and that we must Immediately leave the harbor or he
would sink us ii lie could.
Captan Pearson himself then boarded the ship and was
inmo diately informed by the commander that his orders
were imperative from Santa Anna to allow no vessels to
pass and hat if We attempted it, he wond fire into us
Having sufficient coal reach San Juan, the ip put
on her course at T. NJ, and orders given to the chief
engineer to use all possible economy
.th. The Engineer reported sufficient coal TO reach
Panama and the ship was accordingly put ON her course
for that port.
9Th r. W., spoke a schooner, five days out from Pan
ana.
During the detention of the Stephens at Acapulco shots
frequently exchanged between the vessels and
the fort and without effect either side. Santa Anna
with an army yarOusly estimated at from three to five
thousand men, encamped in the neighborhood, and It
was expected that he would make attack on the town
during the night.
sst6, at p NJ arrives at Panama with barely sufficient
fuel 10 reach tie ant hOruge.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
s.rrDs.r.r, M.-sn chss,s.oui cul'w. l8sl B'rn'i'-
BELOw-Two ships-unkHown
,,-fNn rr-in. he iaT TOM y. N. w

Nssrss vrssrlMreh ae !, i i Sh,fei.aa 20 , l
~ 80, III fbe s. 10 ncr NTlaa which ed tlf'se D'-
y. ss.h al Nsrch isf gifted Sita ee. Aia
- brr 80 fuy Insured A nc Als lss btn he4 y ~ !.
fed - icrtd durs BE s1 TA2 s"eP' s s'As'
early IN AIIiL -
letter dated Crorsl April IS sfa,e hat ltfse v,e p
=. ~. Enr Chr5sv Nhie tom ioniga. secu or hess
% Say, rre1oGs bound he Be ports ta' tsere wsr no "a
Ss 1ss m 10 tie lsh farther saes ta net
& usht no appearance q the saas and no chance Of
CrousiaGt opsnins 10. month
errcr schr Wonder - bunen lsane aed on
s..rssv f The Md Of " T. Allen, PT0yderee cs Gnie
scu s ensh 10 feet; vdh 81 fee; dcph Of hod e S1e
Nui. r. Bowen ksl, and olAtr
ard h Bowen hue between tbs Cay and
will Be commanded BY CaPS srsncs b. tsenea 'fAey VI 0P
Hary
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
F,nm nnr Cn--e.rnnden,.

PHILADELPHIA-Arr MAY S, sehrs Globe, Homer B'stoa
lfc.Ss Wb-o-r Asksrss expsseucci srons gales nom
nor,hwsra srl sss lc b. Llshun Perry EisPosi; snens
Haet Bos.cu; Kedron. Hunter, Bridgeport A. O. hazsard
Gaines New Yofk; williamson JE WEsm9re bos-oui Neaera
Clch Baker NevYork Mary Miller Laws Boston, staaie, Len
ncx L.nuox NswHayeu: North Psclc. Mlry, New Tors.
Orrslco wino~ Providence, TIamrh Miller Bosom ca es
Nu Price Ouga fernamhuco. schr Mary Jer Laws oosoni
G. Hsrzard Gaines HaItiord Nedron. Hunter Pawucket;
Cote Homer Boston: j. williamson Wnore. Bosom slnsel
Irox l. nroN Providence North Pacic Marcy Bcs,cus w w
Braiuard CLARK Nantucket Heron, Newman New5aryD2ti
OrTslloo " nsiov Bangor Me- Triumph, Miller Salem May
Ara Guest Ireland sdfod; Hauir Lewis Jeunes Ware
Ian; ship Margarrtta Bell London; s Geo Brooke Steon
PortisrG Bar4r Clask Mar scks.; Relief Cater boscn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Marktts...BH Telegraph.

CNcNSArI Nav G. ls5l-FLoCR and hrIa Al e. 90
MosEY yery and Eastern Exchange quoted Il i esH
Yrtuium
BALTIMORE March s-Ar CATTLE market today me ap
Bseves limited rs only bens offered sales were made a.
supply, ard sod tt 80 - .. -, -
SIwORLTASs Nav 6-Our CoTToS market to-day shows 10
The The week have been y 90 bales and ne
bales N1dlirg quoted &C. Iae
decs.e receipts al the Southern Eosts compared Win the
dafe Il.r xea . l. GO bales
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
W-YORK CLASSIFICATION
U..1.yd Lflgvfda Mol

FLOUR AND MEA-Our market for Wostem and State Flour
,ts5y Tor he home de snd the E There is something doing
% IN ' ao5, and & os S% SsG sds r
mad Sl Canadian Flour IS IN good 5eques and s hme sales
SO bb 80 in shipping order the sales Of western
Canal eco bb At a @ % q, for common to & lt Sta,e
ard seod oS sOGse51 Fosf @ s. sSSyi9 % .5o o
hslds Baltimore Aexends and Geoseiown ri,no, brand are
gel ceiling below the hsu .s s l ,SS aSene at l s Corn Meal s
mn4I s moi enough Wheat Offering to market
and prices consequently nominal sales Of $50 bushels hne req
kSgf nq aSs at md / 'ho ho at 81 iS@ s barley quite
81 la@ll 49, Oats are very scarce ana ~ .oGa S G
sbou, &C. lower; OF e oO bushels Sc for unsund mixed m
store, t5G tCc Tor Wtsen mixed VGooe ioI ouna
sac r southern white and S q9c fo ordinary 10 good Souhein
SWMisKY-The market firm with light arrivals sales Of 60
Ibis &c; Drudge is held al re time and meIes ,
a,msHd oiste at va 5 for Mes du 3 so
which 'h..e s o Is st 50 fox rePaesd Ceago
50 o Country Ms ana 90 r. - i3' C." s We,e
81 M 30 Beet Hams a1e caree 8 Cut Meats in mode.
S .9s s9q fsif a o. n aee for Shoulders Lard
lui pllce uIehsused sales Of 5o bbs at io5 eooh 20
gI7 far oiio cheesc IS in limited demand at lodi2e
iRoN~Hoders Of scotch Pig quite fn ses In lots al Oa
TfXB-The market finn for Spanish but quiet At 80 81 q
CofFEE@Tie market quiet steady sales 100 bags Rio a:
ems There auction sale Of lilo announced oI Iiday
..eD Of ~ lSds Orleans al iGf Cuba Ma,eov'do
SO eses Hsysns At . & vsae ssG hs IsHa SshS l not S
ssle' Of $50 S & HeT9sS % d a. &C. M Nv "ha 0'''
HOPS in moderate request wo" elaLee III p4'e-1 'N'
Of Is bales fGsern and MestcIn az - Qooc.
LlME-Te again bare Of this article he afiFNs a
mtseeT and The active Common Roekand may be
quoted at ~; LumIs, - 35 ,r ,os
FlSHA sr demand for Dry Cod a. - adv fsie saes OF
Bank IS p IS - tccous %
qualify MsekeIel firm aud continue N small oet s5!es o ~
ibis al for No smoked Herring are ID aeLahu ~
s5c or sealed. aud Sc. No J. sales oi SU boXes
OILS-Enslish Lnseed Is heavy sales OF otO gals a. & o
small lots Lard W hAc aha AN
are noted Olive Is scarce and wanted
NAVAL sTORES-Spiis Tapenine : oweii sales u =" DDS
et Sc In large los AID small farce Common hen
steady quiet ~ 20 Tar Is selling slowly a. - '"ei ~
Pitch 81 81 Crude Tupentue Is steady AZ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
The Hay Market.

y
There ts quite AZ upward tendency Hay last week snd good
rruy osd cod 81 some loads sod to-day for ~ L.
srd lTst rate a. hat
advance owing 20 Trt. Of farm wcTk which prevents
than great scaTeity though the
futd cod weather hss made greater home demand han
e1ptctd. ,.o.,,-, -. 81. L., n.
the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
BY Telegraph.

BOSToN-Arr May ships Pheaon, LyePOol Genoo' ShanE
hAi. via Newlork.
CHARLESTON May S-The mail steamship souiherner Capt
New-YoTk suived here early lst Saturday morning
SAVANNAH May The steamship Alabama ffom New lofs
arrived here yesterday (Satuday uonns Toe s;easap hhoA
vile New York until o'clock h afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Receipts of Produee-MAY {.

81 NoA Rirer Barse-4 bbs FoaE easks Ashss So Do
Whakv Le4 des Leather - head Cate AID sundy AerhaI
Cise.
By Erie Ra,ucS575 blls Flour 20 Hogs So bbs Hans
lss 90 Baecp and see sides Leassr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Nexv.yark Caftle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT of BEEVRS, MILK COWS, VEAL
CALvES SHEEP and LAMBS, and SWINE: at NJ a.
i,on's (Wlshugon YAld) foriy fourth 81 and th
sv Brow uings oBreus sxth.t between second and
Third avs; Union Drove lads for SwineD teyseeGnds 81
aud seeouday ChambeIus R0Ainon ST and at he h1d-oa
River Maret Boats Prepared every Monday the princpe
Ssv1 exrressy og THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, By soLOS
ROBINSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
EXTRA EDITION.
TUESDAY. 8 4. N.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
WAR DECLARED.
ACAPULCO BLOCKADED.
Dreadful STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
AND
LOSS or LIFE Ar SAN FRANCISCO.

The steamship George Law, Lieut.. G. V. Fox L. $. N
commanding left Aspnwal at II o'clock on the evening
Of the 3Oth u and arrived Sandy Hook III o'clock
on the evening Of the 9Th inst.
She brings the Californian mails of April IS ssi7 SO in
treasure on freight and 5sl passengers.
Tie George Law connected with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. John L. Stephens and the passage
has been made through in % days hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

MoSD,Y. May 3, 1884.
ASHEThe demand good for Pots and good ses command an
xtreme figure r. &6 aud Pots -6d - ~
COTTONThe market during the past week for this staple has
been heavy 687 bales Of which exporters took 1913
rners 33 toua'ors 2o7 and in ranu 52i and TO-DAY the
steady the annexed quoasns wi sse Of 19 bales
for exI ort g2I home and on speculation lJ&
NEwYoRK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
A. nFfNlg 49,

OFFICE oF rHG McHiGAN SoRrnERs fkDisAl
RAILRoAD COMPANIES ls Wilams, NewYork April T. lSk}
NOTICE to SIOCkHOLDERS.-Th Board Of
~ Directors Of those Companies have resolved upon
heW IN the completion Of the JACKSON BRAsCHa
the Northern Indiana Railroad conssruea 10
OF IS per all the the Michigan
and Northern Indiana Railroad Companies
The stock be Issued holders Of both the OA
Construction wh0 shall be such
day of May payment be made tooss'
the 10th day OF May IS the iO sya
June and the balance the first day OF July with the bV
to pay faster or In full previous 10 SAID dates
stokhodes residing IN Europe elsewhere Of the uhh6
states viii be allowed 81 days additional time maize
the first nstAmen but the entire payment
the time stated aud requested notify their
ents accordingly =
Interest the rate Of per allowed
all uaments from the day 6t da OF Jay
after which date the stock viii be entitled full dyends elsW
any existing stock Of the Companies.
Parties entitled 10 fractions allowed t reke .p
full
Stockholders who do signify their intention of taking
portion Of stock BY making the thereon sqad ~
be dseuned 20 have forfeited their ught the
circular containing fuller information the subject will be -
10 stockholders and BE- he'd application tho Office VI ks
Companies BY oIder Of the Board OF Directors
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R,LRoAD oFvIoE, No. 50 waLLsh.
NEW YoRx. March ~ 1854
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANf-
i sUBSCRlPTI ON to CAPITAL SrOCK.Notee herees goa
s persons holding rights TO subscribe 20 the Capital sto o ~
Illinois Central Railroad Company It's Office In fo whsn ~
books shall be opened for that or before the s a -
January j5 that book opened At the office OF said Con-
rany Was In the City NcwYOrk Tor the u
receiving snch subscriptions and that all holding such nn
the opportunity Of subscribing either d3y
authorized attorney for the number Of shares which hey 1
entitled between this the let
1855 the time snbscrbn install
Of q
preceding the day payment and
such ghsaud that all such persons fail
subscribe osd before the h day Of 1855 wa
Thereafter forfeit ali saob rights
By order Of the Board of Directors