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TEE WALKER DIVORCE CAsE-The New
York correspondent Of the Baltimore San
says:
"The Walker divorce trial acquired fresh
interest yesterday in Ct n sequence Of the ap-
pearance Of some younk ladies on The witness
stand to testify to the peccadiIloes of the hero
1t is needless to shy the court was as crow.l ed
as usual, Mary A. St John. a young laiy
only II years old. land mnrried testified n 4,
she was acquainted with TIE signs emplo. ct!
by the deaf and dumb She said she VA.
taught it hy a Mrs. Warner, and had thus en-
ven ed with Walker, her residence being i:
the rear of the Jail. She stated that she &C
often been in the Jail to see Walker, but j
was always in company with other females
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

EoKFoLK ELECTDS.-The Richmond En-
qurvr thus notices the result Of late election
10 Norfolk Simon y. Stubhe, ESQ (Whigl,
was On Saturday last elected Mayor If Nor
fox by IN .j,rity of 40 ever Hunter Woods.
Esq tDsmocrat) Mr.. s., We under.t ,Ld Sc
ceiyeI The vote Of The Know NotLiugs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

A MONSTER CoNcERr.-Jullien's farewell
concert 1T the Crystal Palace New York, or
Mondey night last, is represented as having
been attended by more people than were ever
before at any exhibition on this continent. /,
is estimated that $4,000 persons were present
Julien sails to-day in the Cunard steamer 70,
Liverpool. He must have realised an i'm
mense fortune In this country.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

GO Who WANTS A .bE DAauERBR)1YpR7 Tho
Who do, ould go to lbs Metropolitan Ga e d
att fnompson where they vii Oh ain like, 8, +
'ru p lss--I y th,se taken ut s,y other est4bih
mel this ii y. and Il much vtr pri ihs,
l; 'harsed fer the Same style at o,h-r Ga ir,:rs
Aso ictnre' f TIL I'm 81 quality made ard
Ttai IN ttony. TOTO ~ III IL J my lind II
ro- nlnnnsie ases. LEM mber A.tropeluan GnI
~. &, -nerly Tho "psons.J lie 23-lvs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

~ SMITHS DfsPEP,IA COKDl.L-This dslic,ou,
compound Is offered positive cure in ali cases o,
Dyspepsia. or arrangement Of the Digestive ORGANS
Ssnostss OF extraordinary cures acoomp, ny each
dslettrious substAnce. For sale by D.. GILMAN
ana at Browns Hct.l, wssh'nston, and vholesaie
PHILADELPHIA NAV ss7
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

Concert nd PFC Ntr for h~
Ben. At Of 20 ems Chapel -
iu,cr and 90 r. e yiven at "Btlie Air
he r. i.ance # Co J Erooks. about a m lie ron
he " ashington C-ma erv. a half hour g ride onl
rom n C ty) tn. 4th ~ July NEXT. fr the bsr-
j, ~ Qle-n's Oh apes The grounds will be thrc
.,n,r to is .iorS at DC Q. u.
The sdiss in charge o be ~ ap'i mnka this q:
zeal TO y gems, orS nub1r, and tru~t that no
sense will he spared Z, LAX everything II assr
nd se. BILE thrs gh eve-y aapl -tr mt, tn. will
meet " tn succ S. a. the NO e-ata tLn % so cen
only " i'll b charged for sdmitfanc-.
IN omnibus will iesvu tue corner Of 9Th strep'
ard IA .venu,, at o'clock a. m and at 3 O'Clock
Q. ID.
jr i-ect+ hJrly' (IntsD
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

THE VERDICT In the case Of II ss-s LAT
fer'ys vs. Baltimore and Ohio R~ilro ID Com
parry, in the Circuit Court of Wheeling, the
jury gave verdict for the Plaintiffs Of
$l5 675 81. The compliments were contrac
ors on the railroad. They did not fiu; sh thei,
contract, AID the company refused TO pay the
ca. imates Of work done
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

The "CIrf OF GLASGOW. THE Dundas
&c. W. Warder understands that among the
passengers of this missing vessel there were
some thirty or forty superior mechanics who
had been engaged for the Great Western Rail-
road Company by an agent sent out for that
purpose st The expense of about S., 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
PoLIrIcs IN MAINE "A telegraphic dis

patch 1fon bangor, "ated yesterday, states
C Hon. Sheppard Cary, liberal Democratic
clrdidate for Governor, poke here last even
inS. lie took strong ground against the Port
ltnd regular convention and oandi late,
Jud se Paris, denouucins the con. ention as n
----'--i - WI dael Al ing the Democratic.
psr 10 be dissolved. Ac:Cfalrx 70 ~ "
p"rt in the Wing his morning he evaded IN.
Nebraska question, and placed tie present is
sue on the Ii4uur law alone.
The Wing delegates to The State convention
from this v,cini'y will generally 90 for nomi .
mating Whik Candidate for Governor.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

CoMaEscIsa EARLY Dan Rice, Who Ii said
to have cleared within the last month 81 1909
by bis show, has LETT 81 900 Of it In JACKIE
Niss., as a Let that Mr.. Fillmore VIII be the
next President.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

A LINK SUPPLIED.-The Southwark Rail
road track tPhiladelI hia) was pu, /. to use on
Monday last as link connecting the Balti
more and the Camden and Amboy Railroads.
The through passengers from Washington to
New York will no longer be subjected to yexa
lious delays an anDoyances at that point.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

R1>sPLgsriD tI.TUhss -Ili,s.- vi uur readers yyh,
1.s're 10 ps"e throughs :pieniid Gallery Of Picture
should not fail 70 psJ visi, TO Plunb's Rooms g.
tue Avenue. Hs has exhibition Their. aoms bo,c,
'pect mems OF the new art OF DtLu rreotypinS Oh
which for beauty and excellence are inconpar hi.
There u portrait executed, in this last STYLE {.
President Pierce, that reflects great credit Oh H.
artist, every iineam. Mt thereof giving life like e,
preston. Mr.. rlumbe is reckonsd among the fr
Daguerrean artist az our time. mar a.
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PIC NC Ar ARLINGTON.

(CuSTls'S SPRING.
CT. pAULS LII, HERAN CHURCH and sabbat
- School viii gSe Pc ri: at Arlington. oI
PRI0AY, the 30tn instant, for the benefit Of theE
Church.
The Boss will leave 1ih street bridge
o'c'ock Il. N and return a. M town.
Tickets occurring pa-sags over and hack. spd ti'n
uer on the ground 80 cent. Tickets .or pa age
oEly rs cents.
Ice Cream AID Confectionery at city prizes.
lie 2S-2ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

NEW MusIc-From Hilbus and Hitz We
have received the following new pieces Of
music The Continental Guards Grand
March" and The Ciuthia Mazurka.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

Joe ShllishxG TON foce,Ves all the NRv
SOCKS and NrwsPAPERs as fast a. published. n.
Is ag%ntf'r Harper's ard all the other Magazines
thd our readers will always find large and good Az
sortmenf Of Blank Rocks and Stationery m his RnoL
tore ,deon Building, corner Of 4 street and Penn
sylvania avenue. sua 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

Il We are iudeb;ed to Joe Shi lington for
copy OF Blackwoods Magazine for June
We are similarly indebted to our enterprsiog
friends, Messrs. Taylor l. Maury.'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

BAD News FOR TopERs "A further advsnee
10 the price Of brandies has taken Place il
France
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

DOY LO~T.-0n Mondsv morning, snail by
ID SD ut eight Years OF &c. nam-d Richard ten
ext left the house Of his par mt on stre t. Dee
he Iron Bridge, ard has I Il "ca be n heard OF -
HI rompie' i'm is lgh'. eyes gTsv, a. bar brown
Ne b d on wo0llpn pants. nj h white stripes, ithi
-rp4n JACKET co csn, With top worn, and one sho'
mi on toot Any vii c2uf.r Treat favor %
his srent~ by aiding l., retuf ming him to biz home
L. O.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

~ Our citizens and others about visiting
the watering places, will be furnished will
the Star, by leaving their address at tn,
ErsntR1 Star counting room
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
poYNcs IN CONGRESS.

In I'M sxxArE, yesterday, after We went
70 press, the SS;ll for re-examinsaon aoo
settlement of u. ec,.sut between the united
States and the State Of Mar land oe'ns 70 al
low the said State interest on Ger. 'n S I,
advanced to The United States by be, I'd
the war of 1872, WIS duly passed-yeas
nays7.
The bill from the House pro, iding for the
annual meeti, OF Congress in November, IN
stead of December, was taken up.
Me>srs. Fitzpatrick. Rusk. Ber jamin. BAY
ard. Brown. Pratt, and Stuart opposed IT. 80,
Mr.. Walker moved 20 amend the said bin
by striking out November and inserting "
tobsr -s-a ''777'
Messrs. Badger, Douglas, and johnson sup
ported the bi
Mr. v alker next withdrew his amendment.
and then, after ineff. ctual motions to amend il
by Messls BsyMd AMI Be, .min. the said
bill was rejected-yeas Is, hays 81. Af.er
| which the Senate adjourned.
In 1Hs House, yesterday, after we went to
press the debate on the Mexican treaty ap
| propria ion bill was continued in Commit ee
| IF the Whole on the state of the Union by
Mess,s Phillip Keitt, Bo. ce, NJ lIson, Booze X,
| md Smith Of Va for it, and Messrs. Haven
Smith Of N Y Gidiings, Washbuin of Ne
Peckham, and Bishop Perkins of N. Y against
it. In the course Of he days lroceedings-
| Mr.. Richardson said that he had been ac-
cused of a trans @ ion, for which. where be
guilty he ought to be expelled. He then read
! telegraph dispatch, in the New York weekly
| Times, OF the fourteenth instant, to the fol
owing efeo' ..-.
An astounding fraud has just been dis.
covered by Mess Campbell Dsnton, Mace
| ind Others in the Nebraska bill 1t seems
hat MIR. Richardson stated to the House thai
his substitute was The .ame bill as that Of the
5ena e, simply without the Clayton proviso
when, in fast he inserted a cl iu-e pro>i ling
hat person other ,h~n citizen OF e
Uni cd States shall hold FL g ur vote until h,
hail be sworn to support the rinoil les Ut ths
bIl''
This despatch, Mr. Richardson said, purpor
| tei 10 have its source in hi. city.
M. Campbell made brief xpl nation, in
asm. Oh "a hi: name occurr cd ia the deep atch
He had said in p ivate con, er-at,cas t. at h.
regarded the p,s age of The bill as fraud
out 1t no time b ID be charged that Mr. Rich
ardson had PEI petr tie a fraud He sill he {
| o his opinirn that the bill Was passed in VIC
alton OF the rules
| Dir Richar dsOD was re,fectfy satis6e wi
Mr.. eau pbei's statement 1t was clear ant
full He waS sati fed the person who sen
the despatch had no authority from him t
make the charge. AMI he des red he Q t,
brand the auth and the endorsers of the de,
patch, whoever they may be, wherever the,
may be, base and infamous liars. This wa
not all. he then proceeded to prove and es
tahlish the truth Of what he had said, so tina
the Il snder might not be hereaf or again re
rea,ed. lie stated, in the course of his ex
PLANTATION, To at he merely restored the word
uh:ch Mr.. CIaytons Amendment struck out
then making the Senate bill the same as it wa
before.
At o'clock p. m. the committee rose; an
The House adjourned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

NOuNp-A pair Of !SPECTACLES which tn.
Il owner can have hv proving pro ertv. AMI "a
n + this notice Enquire at SNYDER co.'s
and and ExchsLge rokers, corner Of 18th ST snC
a avenue ip 2S-lts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

GIVEN Up THE GHosr.-The Buffalo senti-
ne'' Roman Catholi; journal, has been dis.
for want Of adequate support. So
has the Shepherd of the Valley. s1 -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

RAILROAD LETTING. The contracts for the
work o. the line of the lJorth Western Ps.l
Railroad were awarded at Blairsville, on last
Thursday.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

"a PRICES Embroidered Curl elm
~ Muffin, at 81 Tor IL yards, wot III s.
~ pieces YER, rich Curtain Masliu
~ do plaid Osmbrses from i2k cts up
% da plaln, striped, and plaid swtss MuSllnt
reoie Cloths, Table Cover ana Napkins
irl.n Linens, % me- VIZ Cd for q cts
1he ae1vr 60 ds were bought at Auction ed wa
- sold much les than their value,
WM r. RILHT,
Cernsr 9Th stres&, opposite Csors Ms,kSt,
0sy N-lm -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

WORTH kNowihG Flies can be excluded
from room by suspending net work made
OF thread ON the outside of the window. a.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
a. EAsYNAK's HIApAczl RIxEDr has never ye
failed TO cure fick hsadachs. Call for proof Of eni
At ayIxAMs Drug StoreL

a. I. o OF q -"0I UMBrA DIS cRlCr TEN
No. - TIE fac<rs srd members Of this Tent vii
ssasm BILE 1t the Hal corner Of It'll and street, on
FRI "AY hvENrNa, tie 30 h instsnt, at ~ o'cik
mr. parsorv 10 the PR pcstd visit tcn 10 the AlsA
apdris Tint Memb-rs Of Primary Tens ere IT !,
frrnAils invitd Tn Sc dssir ng & r'rticiPsts vi
:, lease BE- ,unr'us st the hour Laued.
90 40 RtssErT r. 3.
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FOB NJ VERNON ON THE 4th OF ~ z.
-FA THE GEO. WASHINGTON
LEAVES WASHING Ton FOX
GRAND EXCURSIONS


p THE
WHITE iiaTSE PAVILION: CT
FORT WASHINGTON& MT VERNON
Pr. 4. Prospert's Cornes Band en-.
Rased for the Day.
IT. The snamers GRO WASHING
I0N srd HOS CGL'A ER viii make
I'm MRS % 'r- WHIT ouse Pavilion. Vt Yer
and Fort Wa Dir guon. the POT-RTR 0F
FTLY; i,ey'ng Washington sni Al,ssnd la o. the
flowing hours.
cave Was iug;on at 6n, pA,lI, a.. 6, and:
pcl ek.
L-se Al. xandris 1t :, So, 70 nv 2S, "a, eJ1.
md n DEL ck.
Ss- coaches los 70 the Capitol snd pass up tie
,venre Pare 10 srts.
Rfr imsnts will prosi ed nv three ten r.
ne iu tire diniag m sLd sV others in The 6ryvs
the houS-
Ar. enc fishing it c. take their own refresh
is with them
~ Ps1i. Wishing o land at Fort " thirgtnu
40 10 so IL a b-su ifdl pisee 70 soend the osy.
Fare r the rou"s trip 20 White use O.
ort Vast g O., 60 cent? children l. prize 20
Ii p-rr IN ,p-pd IA. day al the whi.s Houss =,
81 p; - nOuLt n. g..
Ref huaI q on 20 boat.
fsrs ps wishing TO get there eNly tass the frst
boat
Prof Prosperi's Cornet Rsud is engsged for the
lay
No spurious liqu r. to he sold on TIE boat or q:
the Pavilion JOB 60 so,
SAMUkL GL.NEY,
eE-d Captains.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

u Two trains between New Y ork and Phil.
adelphia now run at reduced rates-or at 81 rs
and So rs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT cor.

1 CohMENCs this day TO run off nv s.oc4 0: Dry
Il Goods aud shoes st prime co {. What remains
by th- Nth Of July. will then be offered At suction
call. =.
Lhave good assortment OF Dress arods, shsvls
ma ties Bonn cts. Ribbons, Psrssols &c.
Ais, god stock Of SHOES Of ali kinds
The Store win be for reut on the LIST of August.
T. r. Brown
Cor. 9TH and SIS, Northern Literti-e.
lie lift ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

WHAT SHE OWES The State debt Of Mis-
sis ippi amounts TO tw I've millions.
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WHERE THE EVENING STAR
Gan BE OBTAINED, OFT OF
WARRINGTON.

J. e. COOPER, basement Of l03 Nassau street, New
York.
wv FLEMING, IS Scuih Third street, PhiadeL
pi,ia, Pa
GATHERS & Bko-, corner OF Baltimore and Holt
day streets, Baltimore, Md.
WN. TAYLOR g. Co corner of Baltimore and
CHARTS streets. can furnish the StGr 10 those with
ing the paper immediately after its arrival in BaIri
on the evening Of its issue Nerrs Men and
Boys csn also purchase the Star sell again Of Vim.
TAYLOR ca.
NORMAN LESLIE, Annapolis, Md
E. :. Z. BUTLEa, ia Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware.
X. G. STAPLES, as High street, Portsmouth, Va
G. T. LyLEs, AIexan mia, Va.
The above named persons receive the EUenine
Siar, daily, by the hr,t conveyances that leavr
Washing IN Immediately after il is Issued, and will
be ready to supply all who may wa, copies of Tn,
paper.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

- The cholera is making dreadful ravages
In the Isian of Jamaica.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

PURE STLvERWARE.
NJ W. ut bnU IN an unusually leg,
NJ. assvItment Of sLLTER WARE con,fs,;n.
FLYER IT, cts. chera Gotlets
CUPS, Napsi hings
labl-. dessert, ea SPOONS and Forks
Silver De IT Kniv.s
eoui, Cram, ana gravy Ladl.s
segd II, mueta q. and Il spoons
lie, cake. q h, rDd bu I, nnivts
IN. az Sif rs, Ice AMI aliad Tonps
Pickle aud Js ly Spoons, tickle Forks &C.
A;s', an Ell. CANT asso. tmeEt Goois suitable for
weddinx gifts
Tie above are al of our own manufacture and
are warran cd pue
n. ". GAIT BRO.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

II cholers hospital has been opened i,
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tS There were six hund, ed arrivals at the
principal hotels of PhiladeIphia on Sunday
last l7aEE q
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

fNLOrhlNG-
~ hi;e anu Ia ~ Duck Cost.
Also, hue hFsortmea II Of plan ara Fancy unts
TrIck aud Sack Ia
White ard IA cy coIored Vests In crest vaiety
Willie and caloIed PanIsl ors in great ebrrf-
auce
The above are ne~ and fashionable styles, which
we have Just reserved.
WALL q STGpHe>e
} 2h-3' Pa av. u-5t To Iron Hail
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

ADVANCE, IN 1oLLs.-I.e ks.aing Rail.
road Company have advanced their fsals 80 per
cent per ton.
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A CARD.

Co'D SLEEVE BUTT rNS. STUDS, FOB AM,
" VEST CHAINS SEALS, DIVE have in +;
20 nd lar voice of he above, al Of the late
"a tsrLs, which we tfer unusually Low.
~. GAIT BRO.
sign ef tire Golden Eagle,
Pa avenue, beta cen 9Th Sui 10th streets.
ia 2a-6r
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

The Labors Of the Supreme Court of tn
United States-rh, SeLsts's Judici ,ly he
10 m Ball Tho fifteen volume of Howard I.
reports il j ist published II con,ains only bal
the cases disposed of at the recent term If tn.
supreme Court Of the United STATES A.
eietofore, a single vo.ume per annun sufi ,ed
to contain the reports of the business Annually
Transacted by that cour'; it proves that it il
increas ng like all other business. Ia this coun
try-mOst rapidly, indeed. Another full
volume gill be necessary to contain IL rest Of
the terms reports All lawJ ers will u1der-
=tu at glance from these facts that there
exists pressing necessity for prompt action on
the DILL now before The Seaae, to expediats,
systema ize and stfoim the methods, modes
Sc, OF the Courts of the United States
The Cuban fiilibusters is understood
among the southeI n members Of Congress that
those disposed to illibAs er just now, have
taken due care to refrain from acts for which
they can be ind ctrd before any United States
urls. So, notwithst Ia nding the very emphatic
Charge OF Judge Campbell, they Dot only al
tic pate that Felix Huston, Gen. Qui man, and
the rest Of those summoned ss witnesses 10
give tes imony before the grand jury will obey
that o der, but that they cannot give evidence
which will enable the court TO hold them Tor
trial t-+
An Important Speech jus, now Our Con-
gressronsl readers Who desire TO see q very
bns argument upon the questions involved u
the current DEB ate 10 The House on ,he Mex.
can treaty appropriation bill, srs r,f FRED to
the speech Of Mr.. Piukney delivered in tho
iirlse hall duIing the debate upon the conssn-
ton with Britain of 1915, 10 be foun in Pink
Gey Life, by h-s nephew, Vim. PiLkney.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

4 CaBD.-rha un1srsigped rs;u, ns hi sincere
"A tharks 20 his Customers for their liberal Ia
'rt naS- for the pas. six months, snd wou alsc
tate that their i've accounts will be made CO
10 the 26th instant He theIe orr confidently trus
hat they will BE- pr nd TO settle the same prompt
~. either by cash or with notes st short date.
WV. X. FILEY,
Corner eth street, PIP. Cenue Market.
g. Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

....ol
After the 10th ballot had been declared, Mr.. Clancy
Mr. Pnckney moved TO amend by substituting o'clock
Accepted
The ayes and were called for when % voting in the
affirmative and 81 in the negative, the motion lost
and the ballot proceeded with.
After the lsth ballot Mr. Clancy again moved for an
adjournment.
Before putting the question the President said they
supposed TO be Reform Common Council, but the peo'
pie began 10 suspect that they so only in name. AL
ready t700 Of the City funds have been spent in doing
nothing This did not look like Reform. The people
will begin 20 think no President will be chosen.
Mr. Clancy called for the question, when IS voted in
the Affirmative and 81 in the negative. The Chair an
nouneed the motion as last
Mr.. Person moved for q recess of half an hour.
The motion having been pat, coveted in the afirma
tive and So in the negative. The motion was lost and the
ballot proceeded with.
After the nineteenth ballot, Mr. Clancy again moved
an adjournment to this afternoon at o'clock
The vote taken, when 20 voting in the Affirmative
and 81 In the negative the motion to adjourn was lost
Chaiman-PIoceed TO vote, and hurry up the ballots
After the 2lst ballot Mr. Monegan moved to adjourn TO
oolock this evening Lost by majority Of IL, and the
baoting wasproeeoded with.
On the announcement of the 22d ballot, Mr.. Vermilye
moved adjournment TO this evening at O'Clock Lost
by majority of 80 voting in the Affirmative and 80
in the negative.
On the Esd ballot Mr.. yerniye removed bis motion to
adjourn which carried, 30 having voted in the affirm
alive and 90 in the negative.
The Chair announced the Board adjourned to O'Clock
this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

THE PAoKEr SHIP STAFToRDsHIRE.-We mentioned yes
erday the loss of the packet ship Stordshre while on her
voyage from Liverpool for Boston with large number Of
her passengers She left Liverpool the sth OF December
and struck Blonde Rock, south Of Cape Sable at
O'Clock the morning of Friday last The first and second
and seventeen reached Cape Sable in safety
the third mate bOa;swan and twelve others picked up
aud landed a; Shelburn, s Capt Richardson and the
remainder about knnlred and eighty pISseHgers rem
dorm in DE rreck Immediately after striking The Stafford
shire formed OF Messrs Trains Boston line OF packets
She was built by Mckay in June 1884, ssd irstesss
chip Of 1877 tuns She had q valuable cargo and is
ported have been insured for 100000 of which amount
ticooO are in this City.
The following L lis. OF the storage PASSENGERS BY the