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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
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At a large and respectable meeting Of ths
citizens Of Pierce county, called for the
purpose, by public notice, held at Ne6rs'-
La city, Dec. 10.
The meeting was called TO order b. j.
II. Decker, Esq when Henry Bradford
was chosen Chairman, and a. M. Rose
Secretary.
The following resolutions were pre-
posed and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, r. b. Cunning, the present
acting Governor Of this Territory is evil
IDENTIFY governed by sinister motives in ell
his official acts; seeking only his own sg-
grandisement 10 the delriment Of tho in
~teresls Of the Territory assuming the right
10 alter the terms Of the bill, organizing
his Territory; refusing 10 appOriion the
representation, equally according 10 tho
legal voters residing therein, ss required
by the bill. Negleciing 10 reside within
the limits Of the Territory, but keeping
the actual seat Of government in a foreign
city, and in a foreign State, while requir-
ed by law, to reside among the people he
was expected 10 govern; ~disregarding the
will Of the popular sosereisas Of tbs Ter
ritory. Therefore,
RESOLVED, That said T. b. Cunning is no
ongcr worthy, or capable Of dischargins
the duties that have accidently devolvsd
upon him, and his longer continuance in
office, would be an insult 10 the people u
the Territory.
Resoiued, That we invite the citizens
Of Nebraska Territory, 10 meet By dele
u gate at this place, on Saturday, December
30,h, TO select SOM suitable person, 10 re-
U commend 10 the President Of the United
! States, for appointment TO lhc Governor
ship Of this Territory.
" Every thirty votes, polled at the late
y election, 20 send a delegate; distant sec.
lions 10 empower q single delegate, TO
! throw as many votes, as their phi books
Il" enGtle them 10 If they choose.
hCSUtptLs ilAl JAS. II. DcChCTJ Olinp-
IL son Hargous, II. P. Downs, G. II. Cowles,
A. NJ. Rose and John Chelments, be our
j. delegates 10 said convention.
RsSoired, That James ii. Cowies, l.. d
Carter. S. F. Nutkolls, A. M. Rose anu
VIM. A. McEwen, be a corresponding
% committee 10 correspond with proB,ineni
G. individuals in other parts OF the Territory
10 inviting the people Of the sections, 10 meet
% US as above in friendly conference.
u" Resoired, That va commend the PEG.
" pie OF Belleview, for their Christian fOI
IL b~earsnee towards acting Gov. Cunning, il
. not offering him personal violence, for al
sc gross an insult by him, as could be offered
'e' by a iyrunt 10 a free people, in ~refusins
10 in give them a separate district and ALLOW
them 10 elect members OF the Legislature
VI unless they would pledge themselves L
rs elect men as he should dictate.
Ter ResoiUsd, That the proceeding, of ti
" meeting, be published in oil the papers il
Nebraska, AMI in the Savannah Sentinel.
~ RssolUed, That this meeting now I'd
%iourn. HENRY BRADFORD, Chm
ne A. NJ. Rosr, sec'y.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

CHaisrMAs AT Sr. MARY.-We regret
The urgency Of thsse calls Of duty that
have arisen, compelling MS 70 forego the
pleasure Of meeting our friends al the
hospiiable mansion Of our highly esteem
ed German friend, Mr.. II. Myers, of ST.
Mary. We understand that a large and
respectable party of gentlemen and ladies'
assembled at 3 o'clock, P. ~, and after
partaking Of the refreshments provided
for the occasion, the gentlemen engaged in
a gane Of "target shooting" in which a
high degree Of skill was displayed, and ma
nytrophies won. In the e~yering the party
repaired 10 he "Astor House." kept by
another German friend, Mr.. WIN. Engel;
where the time was spent in the most
agreeable manner ia conyigial enjoyments,
theatrical exhibitions and music.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
TERRITORIAL LEarsLhrnRR

A proclamation has been issued from
the Executive Department, ordering the
Legislative Assembly TO meet at Omaha
City Tuesday January lGih, 1855; eight
days later than ordered IN a former pro-
ella motion. Representative are beginning
to arrive from the distant counties, under
expectation OF meeting on the 8h Of
January, according TO previous noice. Il
would appear that the position Of a "ueath-
fr cock could be about as easily calcula-
ed upon, as The mind Of the Governor
Sometimes it is for Belleview, at others
Tor Omaha Ciiy-now for this place, and
hen Tor that.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

hadgiven tic meat, 10 your opposers you
hatlcft nothing but bones. Omaha u
Do plas counties, declared districts Joy proc
la%us,ion, remained. Days passed by
WHAT shall our representation be- was 'he
or, Like a dumb beast YOU opened mol
,o.r mouth. Finally compelled by the
nmular clamor, you informed US that a GER
tan terra i~ncognita of a little West OF no.
Were, heretofore omitted in the census
WIS TO be districled and that the repre-
se,intion due IL was 10 be deducted from
tina, belonging to Omaha and Douglas. a
most contemplate silly reason for a Gov
erncr who was supposed TO know that all
white citizens were entitled toa voice III
he Territorial Councils-yei = reason
A certain Saturday arrived. You came
down To Belleview. You were then re-
guessed 10 inform the citizens Of Douglas
county, the number of Representatives they
were entitled 10. A. the meeiing-does
your Excellency remember it?-you felt
Yourself called upon 10 deny The anthem
ITCHY Of O certain letter exposing your
lying, cheating, buying rascalily. You
pronounced the letter a forgery. You
imagined in smoment Of f%orgeifulness
that YOU had the rod and that free men.
like whipped ours, would fawn in humble
submission. You thought 10 drive us tc
chain and manacles. Your snakey eyes
glared from beneath a forhead aching will
hatred toward all who dared 10 oppose you
and hen came the threat. Would yo,
not give worlds to recall those words
Nominate men pledged 10 the support o
my administration, 10 tie support of an nd
ministration candidate for Congress, an,
men who will not oppose the Capitol wheI
once located and they vii. be admitted
Would men accept such conditions froI
an Executive? Would they accept an
cond nionsY They preferred 10 be over
whelmed ly Council Bluffs voters, i'm
ported into Omaha, rather than yield III
American right Of self-government. Yo
lid deny SO men Of Belleyiew a rcpreser
tation. You united Omaha and Dougl,
counties Together, and SLOWED 4 Council
men and 8 Rcpresontliives-not 10 Il
county, but 10 Omaha and Bluff City. L
you sec no injustice in this or do yo
merely look upon it as the fulflment
your threat, made in your speech al Bell,
, view, that Omaha should swallow mp tn
placs-h,s place which in tie hpnds
Providence has defeated your combin
r lion and stripped you Of your hypocrac
8 leaving you exposed and reeking in br
n berry and corruption (? You, L. Is. Gu
INo, the former cais-paw OF pot hou
!, politicians have accomplished much, sy
very much, cor so smail a man, having n
only defeated yourself, but the admin1stc
ton candidate for Congress, whose real
imagined connection with yourself ".
his utter ruin. But your case is al ogclh
in an anomaly, for little magots haze many
time before destroyed large ships and as
rs have long been accustomed TO arr
themselves in lion skins.
es But 10 conclude the farce, our III
Governor proposes 10 initiate AEDRs
Is JACKSON, swear by the Eternal, and c,
Of ry on the government in the highland
n style. He initiate ASDREw Jackson
he as well might lap dog endeavor 10
Id come a lion, or a sheep don tho Gercenc
v. and ProEyess Of a leopard.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

JUDICIAL DIs1Rtcrs.-A proclamation
has been issued, designating Judges Of
Probate, Justices Of the Peace, Sheriffs,
Constubles md Clerks, for the several
counties. The Territory has been diyi-
dcd into three Judicial Districts. The
First district embraces tie counties Of
Douglas and Dodge, which is assigned to
Hon. F. Ferguson, Chief Justice. The
Second district embraces all that portion
of the Territory south Of the Platte, and
is 10 be presided over by Hon. Z. r. Har-
den, Associate Justice. Tie Third dis
,rict wiIl embrace Washington aud Burt
counties, and is assigned TO to the judicial
charge Of Hon. James Bradley, Associate
Justice.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

I-During The past year, Two hundred
and sixly-nine thousand dollars have b.en
contributed for charitable purposes by cit
liens of Boston, beside large amount in
private charities, lot made known.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

GovERNMEsT ScHoOL.-Government
has contracted with The Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign Mission TO school fifty
Omaha and thirty Otoe children. They
will open a school for The reception OF
hess children at The Omaha and Otoe
Mission, at Belleyiew, Oh the hrstday Of
January 1855; under the direction Of an
experienced Missionry teacher, the Rev.
Wm. IIamihsm.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

SELF-PBo1 EcTIoN.-Ihe Governor has
issued a proclamation for the establish
ment Of two regiments Of troops, ole on
lie North and the other on tlG South side
of the Platte Tor ule sake Of defense
against the Indians.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

~ There are over 100 police in
New York, which ere supported at an sx-
psnse % about 100000 per snanns.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

RonBrRy.---A most daring robbery
was committed at The Land Exchange
Office" OF Mcssr,. Cochran & Megeath,
at Council Bluffs, on Friday last. The
robber in the first place, managed to steal
the key 10 the iron safe Of the firm o.
Cochran & Megeath, and while The pro-
p]rietors were absent at breakfast, entered
he room by the window-opened the safe
and relieve it Of about & 800. lnmak-
ing his escape, the robber dropped some
pieces Of gold on the floor, which, being
discovered, lead TO the pursuit and arrest
of the roJber, and the recovery Of the
he money. The robber made his escape
from the bed where he was sleeping viii
the sheriff out Of the climber window.
stole a horse and left town.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

Tiar CHASoED.-Reiigous service will
hereafter be held at The Mission al IL
o'clock A. NJ, instead Of 2 P. NJ, as for
merry. a
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

TES thousand bushels Of corn per day
are required TO feed The hsgs new in Ihs
Tehs in Loaisfi.ls,
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

NOrIcE.-The portrait Of Col. BLowEH
Of Ohio viii appear next week, pointed
in Gree.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

CoNrRiBUroRs.-We would rsnrind our
CONT ibulors, that there is limits 10 our
space, and shat "breviy is the soul Of
vii" and the best evidence Of good sense
We are in hopes to clsnx tie docket neIl
week. Have patience friends.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

Tnr SEAL or NEnRAsKA.-An impress
sion of the great seal Of Nebraska, has
Jus, been shown US by II esteemed friend
+. R. Doyle, Esq representative elect
from Dodge county. II is purely demo
cratic in appearance and sentiment; con-
TAI ming the inscription POPULAR SOW
e. rtGNrY-rRoGREss.' lis cmblcms con-
sist Of the American eagle and the flag OF
our Union beneath which is inscribed
ocoSsrIrurroN." On the right is a plow
and a locomotive; on the left an armed
soldier and a steamboat. 1t is plain re-
publican seal, destitute Of the least degree
Of the insignia Of royalty. II kept in u'
hands Of an upright Executive, and used
only to give validity 10 righteous acts, Plair
as il is, would excite the veneration anc
respect OF The people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRTED FOR THr TRrBuSx.
fRipAy, MAY 10. 1854
cofToNNThe market dun and heavy particular, riddns
arc sndes below sales $50 baes expert @ bales and home
FLOUR AND MEALThe market fer Western and Stare Flour
re 1 be- sine iS ssr' s 'san5 hSSPs sses'
he..vsI export The inquiry for future delivery
ssd hce,Is nm Canadian Flour Is better and fair sales
q Is and go Ms 10. y June sl The sale. ws.isrn
esSo SO say for mixed fancy Michigan Wise and Indians
are 5000 St .sndad Ss., oS esry june Y q; :s
sn ts9, more sSse and reef 9ws5 The inquiry
to scOG Bsrncre Geosetown &c Rye Flour IS
Con- Me- Is lu; sse Of 200 hi. jel:sy a: 81 lsd ssh
~ ,, s doing n whea the si5.me prices
note =, ef Geo tuhsl. PRIME shre Gnsss :; ST Rye is
plenty AID rather owti salts of State snd We-r
ie~sI ,: q 300 bshs. al SScie fg md s;@se ie
yellow SSsicc for Wcsiern mixed the IsieS rTs
market and hardly enough has been dom
to te', vice.. sac. Of s. b JsTsy Last sale Of Pr'Oa
Of PORK are s The S demand light
ir H., % ss .pS t1 ,s, S future dsysy The Pe qs
; Gsi2 si Prime 81. ie Mes sqd as g ci;
:, en- :. M s l9sy.nt and steady ds.aa sale. o. $50 bS
chess "a 81 toasiy CITY "a ne e. r". 49,
iSss and so1 n n Lard :i Ss.Ss
more .pSlSaa Il one Is: ss 1 1s S csss.
6LsTEssl,A Laseea is firm. and the dem.s. lee. active;
W quiet
bo<n neGe O, pftNoS prizes Fael esiv q.
&C. L.ld 's1Sh.l :. 81 ask. for "a l. al
NAVAL STORES-SI igi:s Turenfne daf;
Isl bis ;. is Cor.uoa Resin steady; sses s vii
ir VI 7 Tar lower sod heavy - Is P:eh-.les Of
80 Ms ~ 80 62G - IS
iRON-The market frmer for Sso6h Ps;
$40 ssI. sId small lots a al s. asa IS. months
LEA1ltre IL Little change ia ths Article the ds1snd air
sas Ok m tuIs German at &c 81 cAsA and loo pig oseca 81
sEfDs-A quiet market r Clover Seed J. ask Tmoay.s
tm but quiet sl7e ~ r srd and moved Rough Flax Seed
n
HAY-A coed demand oT shipping with sales Of Zoo bales $50
sc 4 lee
LINBERThe demand Eastern and
Pine, with sales Of earFoes AZ Sl6. cash.
SAITSnee last sales Of rs sacks MArshf $50 Worth
AGO ssks Ashons Jeaeys
Ashton quoted 81 81 S. ard gyosnd 81 69d< 10
SKlNS-purirg the sales made Of 1900 s
Florida ard s Honduras Deer private The nsTke
. very dull, and plices tend downward
SOAP-Of CASTLE sales Of sc hxs have been made a. lie dl
Enslsb Ice The demand only moderate
p hat 10 arriving goes IN -
fSf-Dry Cod dull today SO quinas - S1d
Bsnk Aaeherel selling
PIC No. Smoked H. ring 5e for
called and j.. Ssc for Nc Peka CcS dull OF - 7j6
IS foa Esstport and Halifax-
HIpEs-The naraet 6rm, the supply small and the demand
cod Porto Cabelle average 2ie.; >
nA isvse s4e 50 q ssAh otc RIO 0sasds n Ra z
- pssaA The Ass sals PET " - bic ennds, - arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Hudson River Market Boats.
Freight Lat Of CafLl> and Farr proSs-f, o~,.-,u
Herlrfsd erclrsr elr frr IL S.ur VI mi. = = u

Fre0Ai Lat @ CG4< an4 Farn Prolset, oe.<rau,
Reported exclusively for The New York DALI T-5lss,.
csrt Richard Gee Of tho baE Columbia M.op arrived
a. the wharf foot Of hgrrty idsy NAV asa r,n. ,h-
following rtieles BY the nip viz Mn Cow 10 y.. Cslre 10
shetp and Lsnhs II Veal Carcssse Poultry
Fowls Turkeys ID bbs Ezgs - Butter aysrrng he
81 bsles Hey 30 do Straw bbs Wheat Foar 1872 bss Corn
Meal tbs Potatoes bsssets Apples. $50 WheeIbrn, loo
Empty BsIes u Sugar Mill. Com Mills tuns C.ire.
CAPT ketehsm Of the base Ulster County from New p.
LANDING arrived AZ the wharf foot Thud.v N,y
u isi rsRsLis the o2wns :rtse. By the VIZ; 81 ves
Iuteys 20 tbs Esss 40 uts Butter averaging . shin.
Butter averaging s 30 bses Hay 40 do bbs Wh.,
four u do Rye Flour 30 bsss bbl.
Apple - shsd go Empty Barrels boxes Rife.
CAPT hettesd OF the barge MINI Sevburxh arrived
ne whs ooi Q: WaI,en. Thurdsy May B 1885, reports
.oHoving efi les by the viK
Sheep and Lambs Horses 81 Veal D Do Pcrs 3 NJ.
Dressed Poultry 30 Fowls Turkeys IS bb Egr. 30 tub. Bat
ter sversens IS Bs 10 bales Hay do bb RYE Flosr
1s,' eisto II Tos Leather 9sl SIDES DO boIe. do 10
Capt Wm l. Jansen Of b.rve Ssvvhnt-h o.,
svhsf foot Of Wsuens' on Friday May 1854 reports IA. follow
ng articles BY the TIP viz: 100 Veal Calves Horse
veal - DO fO.s 70 Fs~., Tsrkey, 81 bbs Es 1871 But
bb Potatoes 10 bbs Cider lis Leather $50 bag. Feed
Steam Engine and f1tuse ~ boxes Soap Fancv soap
h -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Passengers Arrived.

IL r. NJ iddmshp Europe from Lirepo-Hon Fe1ier and
sdy Mrs Psssn and two children Ms; rere.n ana servant M
Master Davidson ladies' Sir C. p Rony and sdy
Me Lodge Leneton Burton Ipershm Young Edsndtous
Scott, And,on HgS Eysaen Scott f1ente Calender
Mrs L,Dsdop Nj O. Penbs on Master osborne Mes Carter
Wifeswoh, w Johnson, H. johnson Feuier j. Phillips c.
HsnbuTy H. Bender lady Professor ~ Mr. Ksa O.
Foster $. HIets Mis- D. Hncs, Hneks w Cassck and
lady W Bray j. L. Rance Mr. Watts Lord Egn and 2sernti
Hon j. Incks and lady Mes Cochran BsrIinger, Strauss w
Wood Hereaih L. Bsucks w. Doubleday Barber J. Herts
Miss A. Ranch Mrs Fowler Mr A. Forbe Mr. j. Jones Y MeAu-
lay Mr. Fog Bremls A'pa wemouth Butler, Master Bull
Ter Mr.. Mslsn, Rev. Mr. Scully
In Packe shp Losdon from Londcn aAd Poy.outaR Gronng
spenc,r Mrs Byns Nj Edwards and Mas Lucy Stevens
packet ,p Hend,d Hadson, LoHdon and Poytsnoah
L. Nichols lady and servant the Rev lady and chill
den Miss Mary Ayre. Wyod, lady and children Wyod,
Jr DR.. j. jenkins, S. p. Lofty ard T Harper
clipper ship Bah Eagle tram Fyaao-Mrs Larom aud
child i Hou, M Cav, Mrs Caldwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Arrived.

r.. NJ c9 %g k n. s.S9 S s:e M, nd. ad
he io. '1' st os PM I''' .sp LSs
,,s a s,; from B.l'ore 18Th inst aio
NJ 'i.sRsp c,:e s Cry Wind; Sew os.o. h
NJ LEI, Is 10 lon was .ignsred by chip Pacific from
shR q rsrsH @ Bath Dsl,po H.yr. April IS with b.l...
al The rssss ,rd no ice Psd the Bshis n m ssI
.ouihe winds and Gains with fog from Ion S. death, and
Ship Br) Jones Newport Fns) IS d. 30 tun rilro.a
om Z 81 "a ,eP. ,IR ,s s iSIs and
,. IS h list lsi ~ o. ion ca "a pOk. .hn.
ss Plymouth d Young H'''' IS d. ballast and 500 '''' to H'F
sLI irpes cpperJ Tsron Rio Jsneiro aa bag. coffee
siElsl ronde April 20 lat Il IL lon % W. gale
'rsSrs head Of nAinn sst
81: s;: H Es 4 d.: ::.: I'D ne
tfIsi h shcSns & So and "a @t5 a- ~ asa '1 os
@R t 81 ' nsJ S a. s y So: %
sP sld ID s' a Of Ss ws . ao. and
81 a. pass TO Gs~od Morgan wlsy 1pi
ut % Sa ~ I'D Sr.1 m. s.1f . .s s .:.yn:
sIy Nay "a. - Sc ior q Il. spoke ship VIM Hal
,, sh. Ii re. : cseIi ID Bp;is .:ss s Eng
Gt 5 c9. Er sa * t s 81 IN - 8 g
I ,:i 4 for 5Ef Ts% S s 81 @ lat
SIS SHIP hip. ss e tpsss H;1( s.. II 4s
eS Dr. AL. mp TIE h % SrsA re vas sn bg'oea
T s.ryrs the Ehssh fAs ana =; Jos: hex tore
lEs.A E.ss elre Caldwell san F,.aei.eo "a d. ma..
We: 45dsys from Liverpool for Australia e.asar.s R.po.
L lat . s. spoie aeriesn hp Council Kong Kong San
Sl- HedcEAk lyinzoD, shields harch 3 viii Sc ehsdron.
coal - Il Never sid wh Brace .ra BE-.
sh oseen Ne. IA. "A s. lon s. s. poke dip k,y
nom Liverpool fe orssec al well
y @ .pess shp AsSi.ioa .,eerss z iit lat g - s. u
y Ss c'Ps - OCT, sips seed heavy ss-s IRON W W
INTO a. q q sed len 81 os or. and n.n tos, tAsse .opEa
with peaks c feet bS, the
smaller Nav l. lsL fs y. IS
conpeiltd -
ouc te ~ bed tbs "; did Get ees OF ice -
-, IL lat "A IS, ard Ion So s.
Lonton (r.ckefl h$bxrd Ludou Por-x-sou,h Ap1l
"a ~ n ucse ard rs inpen Anrux Co Nc
de a the t.aAs New rsuEdnd hstrs Aasoa Of
Bsrt VI -ipa tof M.eh.) Turlo~ Bsnos Ayre April with
49,, ke 10 The ship B. Aynsr cuves Yors
\. nv =. California I'd sosoa 81 p-vv Cspt rs.
osiei and peaeesbf Basnos kyrcs
has been 70. ioas lne -
pern. sls udsr sra IS {.'s 70 Dgrhsa DrIss
sh- Rci.,t P,rf,r PoIneath Ireslth<n Hsvre d.
s..s and ssi rs Nay I. on tie w..ss Bah
sais Lady xrslsl. ve..:s I1 tsn, II ss.s .ss,
dur May l. IS So or 81 sRehs y Hx sspsro: sfst
sser,ss fef he eraSe bsSlA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MAY 90, 1854.

s1ra brerIss e Dry sos,bsrn .f7c sSis Dry
Hsysssito pat p Ia, &c they run. De
LEATHER very ff and there much better demand hss
there % surply
Confetti ma,,st rsner.y j.. hrn and qaie, 20
Jazz eide leo bag LazurTra lie % do no
sCCAR: en.ln dull and heavy sale. 80 hht Porto
isle 3 DO 4 20 do kesOr-.n, a. 3.
A.. aDcion 81 hhds New -Crlstas al a4A
NCLASsES .t he BUYER ard du; o@ 20 kkls
Cuba MgssovGdo ~, Al suercn - bl Sewresa. a. ava
24lc
HOPs-The mAtet s ds and price. lower sale. 8 bale.
Eastern and Wsen or q d1sc % qssly AID
OF old c52l 20 bales have ssel s1d : l7G
TObACCO-Snce last there has been far b7sp. sop. q,
stsdy prices - bales Havana 2dSc Se York
and Ohio Seed LesfEt toc u Flcda hai.
kstiuesy sto. and ~ pale, ssxus private term.
LIMA good demand for Roc ., - bbi.
siock light Lump nominal a. ~ IS
IATH ere dul sales 1elcl Fasfsrn
PLAsIER-Blue and white Windsor 40
ttls esleiLed brought 81 IS = - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
MARINE JOURWAL.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesmshirW .hineon Lines, Southampton and Bremen, II
Sand
ships-Montauk, Buad Sag HsIbor, Wiets Coz Comeia
Smith Quebec Nesmih Son; screamer Scohed Quebec Mes
NTH Som Guy Manneins Freeman Liverpool Ashburon rsy
Havana Remand Francois; SAree Cole Rehibucto "
Disd I'm, Weber. Quebec, B.Estow L Cope.
Bart-Iums Pman. Quebec n LeaTy; White Todd Cloud Bs
ha w sale yr Fanny OH Quinn San Jgsn 0.boInei
Star the Ess Hudson Navy Bay A. Blanchard Coz Un
dine, Herryman. New Orleans j. w. EweL
Bhss-petroit Iobinson Nue'ta' Snow Burgess; Emene'
Staples Phlsdephs H. d. Brookmsn Col Marietta (Brl Guy
nsI s. John. p Mi%aeiop Coz Henreiss, DaPenI Nay.
bunesn Chas Heath stnson St Mary. r. P. Buck Co
schoonorFdwin. Pgoit Newbern David Holiness T. Peter.
lin Benjamin, Wsrchsm H. Htvens; Jsa Smith Jack
souyile H. BToosman Coz Lindsay Day Nswbern Ds
Wis Holmes, : T. Losd smith Baltimore Mailer Lord
Leef, GuilfoId,
sie,msr-kennetee, Copes Philadelphia Sanford. Line.
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the and he iron z her ow.s mold ss.s1s .
bsed her before the and send all hSnd
below 70 2s iron es ss q sS n ,s
Hopey er with and boarded the Boston Break
soc H es on Sos TS vessel bad
Of ihe h Of April terrible gale, daIine wheh sne s AZ
oEma lower yards sails rigging and everything on deck Inc
Horey provided her with rigging canvas needles SAT-
Ro.O, and .y.IysIs -. S $ vP ~ .s
them The Hopey reusined BY them As cne As n- wished ana
nusi her voysse and the oDay bore Tor Cork
BASk Ma>esssr,s from Ssdenas bound % ro'uasa Wen.
Bass BysoS Ice. :. :es wa. ball .. sswssryp.r and owned By
with h,r FREIGHT 70, $1,000 in Bos'oa = -, , .
seas ccsssIs fsgslin from Newyork of and for Boston
Island "Wednesday afternoon and immediately SLED with
Fr.rSs seSs xsssr MRT Of Dssn wa run down
At sunrise SUNDAY mornns last the Fishing Rip Nantnket
manms tore and main rigging stove in side breaking
ing he sehE was clear weather the time and the schr
snehor .
Of last Monday BY Capt Brown, the undersr who
this city Thusdsy for the NJ D. L here
Sens s.wrrS at Bo.icn from F.ys struck on the rocks
Of sc;uste morning Of 18th but oil without damage
Herald returned Norfolk 18th disabled having
loads Of have been saved and the vessel LIS easy
injured
roREsspsrr soHa.. with her sbou, feet
water was rad OF Little Gull Long Island sound Tuesday
LETTER of ship Michael Angelo from
l9ri Feb p Tor San Ersnsseo says March fell IN wis the
York cOrnlesded IN sinking condition hall full Of wster and
decks burst BY swelling Of The seven in number Csp
don rom exposure and h having had no w.ier for
them to the Gned sss. by the a meet WITH
without going Gu, Of course rh schooner has been sen In
received until the time.