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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
CONVENTION OF LIBgR AZ SOCIETIES,


This Convention met last evening al No. 81 Leon
eId.st. The attendance was numerous. DIR. AaRES-
BREMEN the President u the Convention. in the
Char The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. The subject OF the approaching
elections was taken up and discussed, especially in
reference to the Office OF Governor. Some members
thong ht that opposition to the Maine Law oa.ht to
he taken as the highest aendstoo; Others pre-
fered the Anti Slavery tes, aud some wished TO sup
mort the candidate who would 80 for an improved
Homestead bill The Delegates from the Ouvrier
lAm.rieaul Society took the grouLd that tho Maine
Law was a matter of minor importance aud thar the
Free Home question: the greaI question of the day.
The German Delegate thought that opposition 20 the
Msre Law should be- made capital Jo,ot hwS
thought desirable by Az 20 fluid q candidate tho would
unite all these qualifications ani Il w,s considered
that they would be found combiost IA VIZ. Gooi.i Il
IL were ascertainsd that he against the Maine
Law II resolved that the Secretary should write
10 Mr. Ooodall TO yet his views op TIE Miins Law.
The following iDteITogatoyies to he put by letter 10
candidates, wee seyerally adopted: go.
The limitation Of slavery TO the 6fsesn sAcs IA whehh
erisis ..r. I
D The repeal Of The Fugitive Slave La~t
The exemption Of the Homestead tr0m Alienation on &C
count OF future debg or other liability
IRE srsnt Of public land in por0ns Of i6, In tho
cultural dcts AID single lots tor bulldogs IN tovnshs,
90 actual settlers 0nlv uot pesssssed OF othef snds
Sh the exercise OF every mans dscfe.
the quantity and quality Of hs o"n elethas ood and
drink .
10 Candidates for Ciy Ceees-Rss ricion the eonsci.
cree OF he De nj ard their saIday reort at ms
The Convention adjourned o. aoxt "wednesday.
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PLUMBERS CONVENTION.

Lat evening this Convention SAT IN the public
room of Hope Chapel; the doors were open, as
usual, and our Reporter attended, but was informed
by the President John Pearce, that they dad not
1wsnt any reporters there" A member moved that
reporters be allo we'd to remain but tho President
ruled him out OF order. The member was proceed.
ing to emonstrate saying that the Convention ought
when President Pear,e stopped him, saying that the
Convention had previously decided that their pro
ceedngs should not be reported-wnereapon our Ne
porter withdrew. As be was going out, member
told him the Convention was engaged only with the
arrangement Of trade matters Of no general interest
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MILITARY.

INSPECTION or THE SECOND BRIGADE.
The Second Brigade New York State Militia, under
command OF Bngadier Gen. Yates, parsded yestsf-
day for inspection and review.
At IL o'clock A. NJ, the Brigade assembled o. Mod
ison.s qume where the military were inspected -
prescribed by the statute.
This Brigade 10 composed Of the Fourth, Fifth and
SIKH Rel amepts The cavalry, artillery and infantry
companies looked well
airy and Eve companies Of artillery. Ia this regiment
are $50 men.
The fhh regiment contains eight compsnies, and
numbers about so men. II h an artillery regimsoj,
but at present doing the duty OF infantry. The men
beIoD eing to il ore principally Germans.
The sixth regiment, known a. the Governor Guard,
numbers about $40 men. The uniform Il blue, with
red facing. They ne an artillery company, bat q
present doing the duty OF infantry.
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n,x.n,r, C.scALrr ~ ERIE Cocsrr.-A num-
- - ci,;,en, Of Eden Valley were eadeayodsg 70
,s,ro.s an Old bridge, over Elgbteen-mils Creek,
for the purpose Of substituting new one, on The 10Th
;nst vben the timbers gave way, aud 81 tue per-
sor. engaged on the bridge, with the bridge, were
thrown INTO the creek. There were fyty persons on
and under the bridge when j; gave way. Of these,
two Deacon John Carter and Curtis Haooeu, two o.
The most prominent and estimable citizens Of thas
town, we're 80 fatally injured that they lived only
few hours, and Eve were badly wounded. Thus dread.
full affair has cast gloon over the town and shroude4
tie hearts Of the whole community In mourning In
RED TO the house Of Asa Richardson, near BY the
scene of dsaster, and everything done by hmsek
and family to administer 70 the wants Of ths saf-
ferers. buffalo Repsblic. nth.
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EARLY ssow.--The snow storm on Monday, Oct
10, seems to have boen somewhat extensive through
Canada East, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, add
the north part Of Massachusetts.
At Montreal the ground was covered. All tho
mountains Of Vermont, put on white coat.
The Portland Adeeytiser Of Tuesday says: "Soow
"was falling at Island Pond yesterday, and had
" reached depth Of several inches when the train
cleft"
The mountains near Manchester, n. H., were vni'e,
and at New. Boston, Hooksett and other towns ga
joining there was good coat Of snow ON she sroand.
At Concord, pear tree, white with oi"oin' was
whittier still with snow.
Mt Holly, Msss., w1 covered two or 'nfee ,nsae7
deep, and several towns in the nortn part OF wef-
cester County were covered with 'nen nr's winter
Iivnrv
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1)aper Warehonse.

DIAPER wAREHOUSE.-J.T I. DERRICK
SON Co. No. 80 Beekmansi ofer for sale on 'hs ev'
terms 49,
Wnt.bs Papers, English French and American
News Paper all sizes. weishts aud qualities.
Boob Payer. oil Gxes weight. aid qualities 49,
T.us Papes fancy color and white ef the best qnssy
Hsnsins P.per, white and coored. different widths
psusr, Paper. shin and Of the beet quality.
Cloth Psper, S6s4o sDd @ox43 =.
Ensii.h Hardware Paper large assortment just srissA
shssthnr Psper, of the best quality. -
Wrsppips Paper, Straw ksE, and Msnlls
Tea fsper ofa,6efert sxes
rsr Rorfps Pan sntshie for roofs N rcus
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Waier Cure.

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WAFER
CURE Oh,Ts the besi accommodates Tor pa sains ne
Ire a;Ineuf Ter N. winter and trims .abo ese
xbere hddress o. ii. WELLINGTON ~ D..
No i7a i2lh st. Now-Yort.
HEW-YORK CITY WATERBURY,, &C. 10 l2nst..
corner OF University. place
HJTATER CURE, corner of 6th-av. and 3Sth'st.
w DIR sHEN uutes with DR.. TAYLOR. n this isfse
end con uodious hu for tho Fail snd Niner Pa
TENTS and BOARDERS received Al Toueoqsbe Ta@es.
Cu, door practice lnanpily at. nded 70. --------
WATER-CURE INSTTTU " aid SuHOOL,
w No l5 IsI1HT-sT n 7 TRAIL, D., PRoPRIE-
TOR-Aeeon uodstoEs foI loo Paieris ComPeiont female
Pb, seiru. Tie third Lecture Tenn Of The 1iopaLc and
scsl School y M commence Nov l.
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lfle0icai.

DIES INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGCE
"A REMEDY Is found be Gnians cure i9 tbs rost
ais II, sing COZ plnnt VII, IL hbs been od Ole boz
tie Elects Price 81 For sAe a. the ohc- No 81
C.ptrest, sno No. ia fuonsL
CT. VITUS DANCE.-Thosc having this COM
- tlsint can be cured with Snty and By h nsss o.
s.tioD core IN even operated upon 40
pay vii until the patio has entirely FoeoFe!sd
W. J. NJ. YISH No. ~ Ealton-St, Brooklyn
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NYACK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW leaves
dairy leHeept saudsy) Cham
be,..sf Pier q; 8 A. N, ia
IYONKERS, PERAOST,
EYACK. OAK HILL, eoa.
neefins Rock.xn1 i.hs .ad
Returning, leaves Hsrer
straw a; z. NJ
me AFRO v viii accom-
moJs,e parties for sny Of ne
above place. On the most res
.srnable .ernlA
not land .. AGos-A
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NFW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

N-IW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA aud the
~ eOIrJu and WEST via ths NEW Jersey RAIL
koAD-U MAIL add EXPsEsS LINE. Leave se ;:
W. foo OF Lib. uy-st 7, and 10 NJ aud Add
THROUGH in our Hours Fare 81 - 10 - - IA ".
IS 70 aud c. EewYoTk Accommodation Lae leave I,
a. 10 Ar : stopping stations Through tichets .od
a. cinrnnat fst 10 the Nesf aud TT bamoa " ash
,sn Norfpl &c ard throngh baggage checked to WISH
ip,iou in : nd 10 A. M. and o Pm
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Otcan 6teamcrs, Sc.


nISPATCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
~ Low spd detention The superior nrst
class crptrshp ELECTRIC, Oates, master, competing
her loadinE at fier No. 10, East River.
This splendid clipper has made two voyages 10 Europe IN
ver QUICK time and without oamse Of cargo q single p:cx
age; Skes Fl, sht very low and will sail IN few
the beE conveyance in port
Shippers will please hand IL their bills of lsaiEs tor signature
their ssht board the ship For balance OF tho
small capacity Remaining isepssged, spply to
SUTTON Co, No 81 Wall ct.
NEW-YORK aud CALIFORNIA STEAM
~ SHIP LINE wa NiCARA tuA-Accessory Transit Con-
Pany Of Neaagas, POpretor~ Through 10 ADVANCE q he
NAL The spis ndid double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT q tlns burden Gays l. InAle asash vii Leave
Arenas or FRIDAY, Oct q, Connecting with tAe asorite
steamship YANKEE BLADE, (2soo barden) over the
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having but twelve miles
OF land by hrtelss carriages These Gesmers
unsurpassed ip their ventilation and accommodation,
CHARLES MORGAN Agent No S Bowling Green
-Comm-nc;ng the 9Th October the sailing
Of viii be changed the ih sud nth OF eseh
month When these days fail Sunday steamers viii
leave tbe Monday olsotns There VIII be steamer IN
the 18th Of October
TT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
u ASPlNWALL And PANAMA RAILR0AD.-On
yEJDAy Der 70 Of 2oelocl p "a from per tcot Of War
r,,st Moth River viii be dispatched the feet s,sSnship
North STAR Capt Richard We-ach P.nsuua
rifh the rev srs supericy steamship GOLDEN GATE
spare tos ,wsyskePs Psnas to prevent ee'enrion In
case Of accident -
A. w. RAYMOND.
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Clothing.

T,EMALE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY, No. IS
Court n-Esrresily solicit The attention Of tie
rDblef to q SALE Of READY MADE GAhMENFS, On
THURSDAY Oct 10, from2 o'clock to 10 r NJ
@ CHAMBERS has now opened large aud
-, tdid assortment Of Ladies' DRESS CAPS. dEAD.
pREssEs, ROBES DE CHAMBRE, CHiLORENs
CLOTHING &c &c at No 21 Broadway, nearly opposite
stewarts Lacie and Merchants orders promptly executed
and spt by espess to aoy place.
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Coal.

DEACH ORCHARD. RED ASH or WHITE
4 ASH delivered from ysrds-Nut IS Sal Stove Egg OF
Furnace e. tun. Lees from boats JACOB WEhks
Nos Si3 Bowery and N Gseen.$t
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OCTOBER, 1854. - The new and splendid
Os,esner ALICE c. PRICE, Csy, A X Hsrfsrfy. f,r
sahEWsBURY. ke, ~n run from acsnson-s:- Per. Sorh
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LCHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD


N T.
IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER, snd
GINEsfE VALLEY RAILROAD l. now ON snd In con
rrctcL with the Buffalo Corning ard New York md New
Yuk and Erie Railroads foris dreet roats rom Ne"fofk
to RCCftstr. q, -, --.--
fo sa,dsd ty sder it far tue E0 desiss
be Lefoesn the Abnve-uanJe cities
Tict. can be pTOeurtd the NwYerk and ETe Railroad
Tcst on foVt Of Du4e and a. No l9j BEoai~aJ ala
In JeTsey City.
Bsgesse ebsos cd through. -
Fr rhs will be transported Dewe, New York ADD Roehr
ter vh di.pa'eh Any inlormat desired ~ regard nrrig
esn be obsind by csne non the General Flosht Ast Of
the NEWTON and Enc Rairosd Erie Baldnss % u .
TAPPAN T1rrr's Freight GENT Ne l9J bT9ad~i'
20 trains the Buffalo Coming ard Sew fofs hhos On
Sunday. kkDFIkbp' SoPelDShn7u---
NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and aft.r Wedoesday Sept - and unt fnthor aoTiee
airs Pier foot OF Duane foogs VIZ:
bunalo Fspes. II 4. for BaflO
Duushk spIess ~ 6 a ~. for Duni Tx
Mail az 81 ST. for Duusk and Dafs9, aAd later nsl-'e
Stsiiors -. . c.-----.-. +,
ga p,erTnut f,f Snfef aud intennedls e Stations
Way Passenger d p d for Otsys and iasfsdiite Sta
lions ,..-,or,
FmirrsntA 2 ~ for DuHkbk and Buffalo, sud nter'1e
ste Stations anu
Tbs,e Fxurss Trains 81 Buffalo with hrst-ciass
epdd steamers 90 Lake Enc FOR al pDrs on the Lake sad
~ DuuSh with The Lake Shore Railroad for Cey'isni Ci1
ciruati Toledo Detroit. Chicago kc
u c. mcCALLUH. Genera Srpernfendent
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MAX WAY, AaedoneeT,
~rrIIL SELL, THIS DAY, Oct. 10, at 1O4
49, ~ Pew .pd seeoD5hsad FURSfru II, eenphsos
os.ss fos wood Pianos Library Bcoseses PfsnSh sad
lsS.t.sSs Mattresses Psasses S0f.s Chsifs, Tables,
49,. cdss Desis Also quantity Of Sand Paper all Of
- Nh be sold wiihOus rsserye ~ ..l ~ ~ +.
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Steam er ISAAC r. SMITH
ieaves daily tsxcept ) Sunday
Chanbersst Pier Of ) z NJ
foI NYAcK and HANER..
STRAW landing Of Rocklsnd
Lste and Piermou: N con.
5eetiop With the New. forx ana
Ere Railroad.
Retaining. leaves Hsyer.
crsw every morning 81 o.
O'Clock.
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coNNIssIoyERs OF EMIGRATION.

The regular weekly meeting of the Commissioners
of Emigration was held at their office in Franklin st.
Yesterday afternoon.
The Chair was occupied by Mayor Lambert Of
Brooklyn. Present. Messrs. Crabtres, Whiihaus,
Dunlap Purdy, Kelly, and CiTrgan.
hey ond the presentation of the usual reports.
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PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
N sCounty Of ros - hereby given 70 al Yosons
h.,rs e.in. .ssin GEORGE WAITE, late Of the ciiy
of Ss~YoIk dso.ssed 70 Pressnt the aas Win yoaeees
thereof 20 The ,.sbef ~ resserce 10 lEth. ne;vcsa
I'd ard "a AVENUES he City OF ksrfoIs before ee
tr., d.y az March p.1t-pbted Serfcrs lie sd Day u
Augrs,, 1884 .. .. ,-.,r,. -
tr.4 iswonThs MARIA WITT afre
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FL'As HsIGHrs soUAN STAGES in cosaseton
With thu boat
CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
CNOTICF.-CHEAP ExCURSIoN-f4ro 81 esats OF
.nf .fter April 10 1854 the bosp ~l ssvs fchs. an
frh.T uofce. Leave vsnderbs Landiug, Staten Island
esery rour from A ". o7 NJ Leave os - whitehall
si fs~.Yors .ysJ 1or. from A. ". 20 T n
NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The Well known
IL AID favorire steamer ARMENIA will leave 1ew-Yors
foot ctstes for Albany snd interrnefies sne every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NOhNlNts, att.
and SUNDAY MORAlNGs at oclOct For further par.
teuls. rquir- Al the foot Chamber. s., a ihe oiee
DFCULAR MAIL LINE via sTONTNGTON
II for BOSTON Add PROVIDENCE On and afier MON
DAY Oct Is The steamers Gu this line VIII leave Per W
Eolib River 6st wharf above Battery place ct -FOUR NJ,
instead oi5 P. NJ OHes No. 10 B.ttery .el-ee
CHANGE of HOUR.-KINGSLY il Co.'S *
~ PRkss Tor BOsTOS and the EAST, VA NEWPORT
after MONDAY Oct 10 81 NJ istssd OF - form y.
correciirs IL Boston with III the Eastern Express FIR
PfseeThia Bait ore Washington and he south e. "
Mote. Dsffs and Bis cole and prompt Gus
tfHHovte business ATTENDED TO n Boston NeTYors aud
Pbilsdelfhis
CHANGE Of iIOURS-On and after MON
~ BAY Oct i6 the bosis Of tie FALL RIVER LINE
N'''H ''''''' WIN BORDEN
NJICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
sAs and an points West asd South West obisin rhoEh
Teiss aud ali Information concerning fare &c eIer
by The NJ YORK AND ERIE aAiLRoAD or new
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD BY application at tbs Con-
f' JOHN = POaTEa. General Agent or
l. p DITNTOS, Ticket Agent
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professional Notifies.


4 CARD.-DENTAL OPERATIONS with
N A Parts supplied TO nature, sai Chldens Teeth
ssul,sd BY I X KENNY, No lol t,hsv.. neat liih-st
IT s. Observation-Disclosures to travellers
" tsued by J. u. MONIES. Notary Fable. No. |. Wa
Broadway. Eslursiisee citizens prodace
sAtif es.iihsslea
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~ hereby given that tie prceeds Ct to, sale Of ne Ee
T,,te Of Co.nelus " Brsh, (othersss called C0EIeln
deceased iess lately made sadcr the ordsr q The
sucsste OF hs County Of New York by feteE Bob M
isfrsOr Of ell and snsaA the Cod Chsels sud
Credit. the aid ntcs.te viz be ffTbse1 AeeoEains 70
Law A. the suogtess Office In tie City Of New ora on ta-
aay 81 October neat ten oeloct. in the fore
,oon Of thst oeyDaled tbs 7th day OF Sept.bvr, 1874
~. 49, - a W BRADFORD Surrogate.
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OEee, No GO Wsllst. cash espital 80 90 fhis SoT
rny ,ufs Property Bssirst Los. Damage BY fre AID he
k,E ssyssson and transportation favorable
tern as similar inst buttons In q Il city
SAMUEL T. skIDMORE, President
HENaY A OAKLEY, SeeIetAry.
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R. R. R.
THEORY.
THE TuRE RTlME DIE c


TIL E T Fl R Z E r EME DIES
kE- RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, RAILWAYS RENovATINs
REsoLyENT and RAILWAYS REGULATORS avays
Weak Feeble lnfm aud seky QUICK CURES SOUND HEALTH
I'm LONG LIFE
BAD COUGH, RAISING BLOOD, NIGHT sWEATs
CURED.
Mr. Artemus Rudder, Of Miles Mich writes;
troubled with Cough. get
lately that have at mes raised quantities blood
pus This frightened for thought had the Consumption
Night after night kathed in sweat that when
your treatment little better than wihered seedn
the Ready Relief Rcuoyang Rsoven,
ators which got from DIR. j. Lomse Of this place bsthsd my
cha with Ready Relief took the Resolrsnt three tnes
internally and from three Regulators night The first
night took the Relief and Resolrsnt,
SLEPT IN PEACE
have had dess from Cough inco That night In weeks
completely rored have good Appetite growing
quite fat, Yours truly, ARTEMUS RUDDRR.
Niles, Michigan September 10, 1859.
Tbs moment r. R. RELIEF applied the Chest Neck Throat
and tablespoonful Of REsoLvENT is taken,
LoosENs THE PHLEGM,
and the patient is enabled ts erpectorats with
BREATHE FREELY.
EB- COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE THRoATS, will ysd
REGULATORS are aud an appa
ton Of r. X. RELIEF. DR.. JOHN RADWAY 100 Canp ~
LEI JOHN WRIGHT co. Agents. ISL Charee ian24
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Arrivals at the Principal hotels :. January "a,

ST. CHARLES. JAS Seldom Miss; Qlarrn Va Abbott
Z Waning u Or, I D Jacobs, Miss T Kyer Ala; " "
Edwards Or G Brandon Miss; Stewart ordon Jr Las
u Mellon, Davis. Mass Cody and lady, Ky; Miss Kelly
fls7uTghi DR. Allen Texas; Mrs W simplon Tenn
IlHdoy, Gin; Gsr D Wtmau, Ky; Jno Bower N q: 1
II y BOnedlct Ky, 49,
ST LOUIS, ID Melca, Bailey, Mas; l. Burgoog and
lady and servant lnurAnt, CRrere Wood, il John I
Landry La Mis- NJ Ross Reynolds Chicago nj Came
ch, Ana Oakley, Ialpan Taylor, Havana slrs
Rngod Mr. CewleI, Nj Lewls, Aaons, Bailey Mis-,
Decker Mo Hooper, Ala Mathews, III; A HAYDEN, la
and child Airs aacs and two children, Cal Or Fitch eAoleI
United States,
YERANDA John Williamson MISS ThOs MeRsa Morse
Mass; Jos Pngh Nj Pugh, La Ross Ky Berry Pa i
Gregory, A Syma + Thomas,
NJ Allen Texas R q Lewis n o. A Punce, Thrmas n
X Col II Beylss DsHpard, Ala; II Butt Walker l.
Adams, Ca Dubois Mann VI ] Thorn, Mas Oils u
Al Geo Clark sud lady .; Mrs Darh1 Tenn Thomas
lyey Texas; Morse, Howard, Mass Smith, N O. W 4
Shater, pr D u Fox La. -
CITY Chas Virgins, Rugsies R Robinson II Mosp
Aai MtCloskey, Texas; Ba4 Oiihsln, Nation LA
Uldham, MatsDn La Jas Waun, Thos Farrell Miss; L
Kelly II Jas Foster, Ark I Moen Ms Francis Cole N
suNI, X II Carey MI Davis, Baker Splan, CoakshAm
Atdsy, 9 Rande lH Capt BrsEhwood Duane
B0ck, W NJ Slsdge, Bonner Tsxa Benny, o; Re-
TNu wife and servant, La Rass0, Mass Jno Lsady j
Brown, Ga, - "
ARGADE JAS Sims, o. Head, Pa; Eaam Murray
Ohtoi Ihos kspy, Williams, NJ Bay brother White
leHas buaby Kennedy, Ala Il NJ Hudson Toy,
Logan NJ kgors, w Reynolds, AIN; Pope Tenn;
johnson, ~; II Murray, O; H Anderson, TeAD
Prof Cihb Ahsri Covert, Gen W Cole elliott samuel
Woodland, n; W Beard, Ind ] G brown I kechnm i 4
BlNnks, NJ Warner. La Rose Johntoa Ark; Stone IA
Henry pttmAn, q Jas Webster, N " A "A Rnggold,
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On Tues lay, January CAROLINE. aged years months
daughter Of Christian and Caroline Beher.
10 The friends and ncquaiuances the family respectfully
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock from the
residence her parents Fourth and Chippewa Fourth
District
On Tuesday, January "a O'Clock, CAROLINE HAYDEN
ADAMS, consort of Henry Burns, aged 80 years
w The fads acqusintances of The family respectfully
vsd THIS DAY o'clock
dsnee Magazine and Esse without further notice.
Tued4y january Aseis CATHERINE JONES' aged
IS years. native of Eyreconrt Galway Ireland
Janeh Jones.
T The friends sequaiutanees the family respectfully
yd attend funeral THIS AFTERNOON at O'clock from Dr.
sous Msson de sanc Claiborne Canal Streets without
further notice.
EB- New York papers please copy.
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Arrival of the Steamship United States.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
IMPORTANT FROM LOWER CALIFORNIA.
LATER FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON TER.
RIT0RY


LATER FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON TER
RIToRY
The steamship United states nsnt 1,,,as f.a.,
wall the evening of the tsth a;as
ing at O'Clock having made the r;v.r IN
twenty houra sha br;nos IN. b,,,,raa a',
al nm i; taas,,a passep8eRs ant
The Ohio was 10 sail for NJ vo.,, 4,,a5..z.,,z,
with three hnnrsa nos ono ua'
nh ao ~ NO.. a1e 9ioooooV
wall an the 18th and ailsd nm Tho Fan -. ~
The United States brings the following
Mr.. R;,oIa I ni.a A., ~ . P.'ssiH.
den Mrs HAYDEN 7 r. Ia ! 80 5 n NJ Hay.
Inying and cbila ~ \ Mtb ~ $50, ~ p9obhS Mrs
Il At e Ri - a e, ~ FE.lngeia Baily,
Pracksvss Ms Ios a smith MT Taylor
ateerage ls gu" eio1en anu ABOUT 81 IN thu
~
Ae uhsea states ofings the mails received at Panama
the 18th, by the Oregon from San Frsncisco the LIST
Advices had been received from, Naitor,s no.t ~,
lsth necauba rha - > pa.s5 " tas
dctory All agree however in saving that tha Filih
tiers beseged in the adobe house by about one bp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

LouIsASA Insurance GosrPASy- meeting for ,ha
election of officers of the Insurance eomnany i;
this city was holden Monday evening resulted in
the choice of Mr. Charles Briggs for President and Mr.
A. Carriere for Vice President We congratulate the
company their success in securing two prominent
and influential gentlemen and believe that under their
management the affairs of the company must and will
prosper The very high and extensive reputation OF Mr.
Briggs and his intimste knowledge of insurance must
bring in great dsal Of immediate patronage