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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
CHARLES PHELPS,
Proprietor
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs

Wis delight II Wotefing jiHs - SITUATED in TIE
~ oil B"ietnurt l6 miles north of Euc anHn, (tic
present rminus Of navigation james River \
kanaw1a Gum there being continuous line Of Pack
els from Richmond npd Lynchburg 10 that place. ana on
the i'm mediate fond leading from Lynchhn to the
White Sulphur. in the county OF Greenbrirr, is nov
op ned for the reception ofyi,iters.
The chcucy OF this N curing mnny forms of dis
cases. and its braeing in, gorttng effects upon feeble
npd debluted persons ntitle il the special notice
those who VISIT tie mountains for heth;wLilst hcuu
tin ny by which is surrounded nd the variety
"i a nnscnei L that atord, Justly claim pass
ing call trom those who are in search OF pleasure.
The proprietor, grateful for he liberal patronage he
has heretofore received hcgs leave assure the public
that his accommodations fn the present season are am
pie aud Of the FIRST clnss. His TABLE and BAR are
furnished with the best th, land affords and every
ion will be pail by himself and assistants TN
comfort aud enjoyment of guests.
The Stages connect regularly with the Boats Mt Bucl
passing by these Springs the White Sulphur as
also with the Va Il Tenn. Railroad at Buford's via
Ba 'Luuan.
Foraduts by III. week. 81 90
" horses - do. ..----....-....--..i 90
=" do - month. IL Oh
Children and Servants HALF Uther charges
in prop rtion /. HATCHER
Jun ID dSc2mS
EV Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petersburg Intel
igena"r coy weekly for xix weeks and forward tEe
accounts to This Office for payment.
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Passage s; Signing Of the Merican Treaty Bill
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The ten million ap-
preparation which yesterday passed the House,t to-
day also passed the Senate without DIVISION
The debate in the House did much good to the
Treaty, which improved on acquaintance. The
President has signed the bill, and it is a law. y.
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pnoaREss OF THE CHoLERA.-At Nashville, on
u. i53d ;nst. there were 10 dea his, of which Z
' 'nere from Cholera. Fayetteville, Tenn, has
Eoan almost entirely deserted, in consequence of
I I cboiern deaths. At Shebyyille, Ky, there
have been 10 fatal cases. Judge Shorts one of
tle victims. Bowling Green, Ky. is also nearly
desertei-l2 deaths have taken place there. The
disease has also broken out in jackson county,
Ala. and among the laborers on the Nashville
railroad. Several cases are reported in Cincin
noti but the victims are principally strangers
rived on River boats.
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$4,000.
Self-Defence the First Law Of Nature.

N OF for thu speclt wnnt OF moneyor that | am n
~ bout 10 change the nature OF my business but in
consequence of circumstances by which am surrour nd
dcd, am induced to offer The prblic the whole of my
valuable stock Of fancy and staple Dry Goods At Cost
for CASH and If my customers and country friends will
please favor with call, they will fp my
nent full and complete It AT the first ot the
season. JOHN ABRAIIAMS
iun l6ts-y-6mo
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Tue DUEL IL GEoRGIA.-Ihe duel. noticed
horafofore, between Messrs Stewart and Coker
pfFast Florida, originated follows:
= II apncars that Stewart was about to be mar
..o1 and had Invited Coksr 10 be one of his
-.,amsmcn at the same time enioning strict
5crscy in the matter. Coker, however, told n
,onpe lady acquaintance of his and this Stewart
s'asfTued into breach of confidence. and de-
o.,an1ed that Coker should either acknowledge in
ring that he was guilty # libel, or meet
Iio with deadly weapons. The latter alterna-
. i've was accepted, and they left Newmansvile
fr place 30 miles distant on the Georgia side.
The parties were armed with double barrel
.bat gnns Stewards loaded with thirty buck
hat. and Cookers with twelve bullets. The terms
.ftbe meeting were After firing the first shots,
n ,be distance of seyenty-fye yards i'll case
ether fell, they were to advance ten PAGES and
~, a second time when, if neither was yet hit
,bey we're to reload and advance ten PAGES more
for n third shot. Stewart was wounded on the
Grst fire. and fears entertained for his life.
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v SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.
CONGRESS.


w.snrvaroN. June 30-The Senate refused
code from the amendment providing for
Us of Congress to October, aud asked for
.,mmittee of conference.
'0 The House had the private calendar under
.,nsideration.
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The Internal Machine hatchery.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-The horrible tragedy
at the Marine Hospital on Monday night, result
ing in the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Allison, causes
undated excitement, and universal anxiety to
discover who was the plauner of this deliberate
murder. SUSPICION now rests on one of the stu
dents, who has suddenly disappeared.
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NOTICE.


Office of the Richmond & Petersburg r r. Co
fI'O PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
l. VESTMENf OF MONEY .--Senled Proposals will
be received AT this office until the 18th day of July
1854 when they will be opened In the presence Of tho
President. Treasurer md one II the Directors
Of this Company, for tho purchase of the SEVEN PER
CENT COUPON BONDS of this Company. to be issued
for the purpose OF reconsructng their road with heavy
iron rails under the authority of the Act of Assembly,
passed February 18Th 1854 and Of the resolutions If
The Stockholders ol this Company adopted the 3Olh
May, 1854.
The principal ,f these bonds will payable ON the st
day Of June, 1878 md the interest Of per cent per
nnnum, or three aud half per cent scm.nnnualy on
Il lat day % June. and tho ls day Of December of
each year; the punetua payment o both PRINCIPAL and
interest being secured by deed of Trust the whole
rond und other properly and franchises Of the Company
nbe DO enforced at my time sixty Days defaut
in the payment OF my Of either princip or in.
forest.
No bids ior less lhnn the par value of these bonds in
cuding interest from the l.t Of this moth (June 1854
TINT being the dnte which they begin beor per
cent, interest, will be considered.
Tho terms Of payment will be cash but from respon
abe bidders negotiable for ihreefcurhs Of the
purchase money in equal install per
orest thereon from the LIST June, 1854 payable 3,
and months from thnt date, will be received. A. a
security for the punctunl payment OF which notes,
fifth OF The amount of bonds actually pn for will be
ioincd by the Company. until all OF the said sha
have been Inid.
Any further Information tho subject which may be
desired will be furnished by the President or Treasurer
fthe Company.
BY direction of the President.
JNO. WILLIAMS.
Secretary and Treasurer X. Il r. r. r. Co.
-.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


DAY elusc rcrsnnal attention to eonsgnments of
Tobacco. Wheat, Cotton
md other produce.
Constantly hind. rrrusitn Guanp. direct from the
Government Agent, Mexican tiuano. direct from the
lnrurler. G. H. DeB0rg's Super Phosphate ol lime
lubco Plaster Bone ,,ust. Washington and Thnmnstoa
Lime, and other Fertilizers
We invite aucnion stuck of Flows. Uaffows
fuuva.nrs, Fan Mil-, Straw Cuttst.. Corn Shears
llominy Mills Chnns Wheel arrows Hay aud Manure
Folks. &c.
Al the proper seasons have hand. Wheat
pns, Reapers. Mowers Grain Crndlea, Grass Sfythcs
llo'se Powers Threshers aud Gpss Seeds In greni va
iietY.
We nre the soc Agents in this city fnr MacGregor's
celebrated Fnrmar's Boiler. ind for T. \. Eastmnn'a
Flank Rond Wagons
Cypress Shingles. Hwy Lump aud Gtatc Coa Tar.
Cnlcineh flnstof, Cement Nc generally IN hnnd.
10 pnnshle nrders respectfully solicite t. aud filed
as low Us II the purchaser present
We do not Keep Stuck Of Groceries but take pleas.
ure In filling orders for them WHOM our Customers dosire
IT,,
Now In Store, on Consignment.
3ol bhls No Cut North Carolina icrrirgs
10 SLnd
30 hhds New Crop Onba Moasses.
10 cnsks Patent Refined Rapcseed Oh,
10 Elephant Oil,
Jun y Ia W
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$40 REWARD

Id AN away frotnthe subscriber, the 18th May,
Ia negro man named MIKE belonging to Mr.. -
Dance of Powhaan county, Va. The said negro is
bout f. inches high; we'll set; blackbetween 25 and
30 years old he Navy Cap, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me, section 10 Va & Tenn Railroad Pm
las< CO., Va, so if lodged in Jail whee get
him. JACOB RUMBOUGH
iun8-s
EYRchmond Wing and Buchanan Recorder copy
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AccEPTRD.-W. Peyton Conway has accept
ed the Presidency of the Fredericksburg and
Gordonsville Railroad Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
CLOSING OUT STOCK.

OhOSlN1 w SLONA
Il will from this day commence closing the lal-
Il ance of my rich stock Of Spring and summer Dry
Goods. i viii sell goods at over prices than they lave
been sold in the CITY this season Come and all.
am deter mined to sell, u. II. LEWIS,
Sign White Flag East Main st, Lynchburg.
Jun 27.ts
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Death of Kossuth's Sister.

NEW YORK, 29.--Madam Mezzenyr, one of
Kossuth's sisters, died in this city this morning
of consumption aged 3D.
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PROGRESSIVE.

PROGRESSIVE
TIME subscribers wishing be regarded lag
enrs or old Fogics in then business and FOR the pur-
pose of keeping pace with the present progressive me
of III trade would inform Their friends and the pub
lie generally that from this time thy will offer their
stock ut greatly reduced prices, and many articles at
much less than Cost foi Cash Intending act in
good fifth they pledge themselves to sell their goods
owas any othrr house who proposes to sell at cost
urunder.
All they ask is n call show purchasers that they are
in earnest. and mean To do what they say.
(iune Is .t1 SrIGLER NJ ELtERRY 4 CO
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NOTICE.

can NE found at my office, from o'clock A. NJ to 3
Il o'clock 2. NJ. ready, when officially engaged, 10
do any writing in the way of preparing deeds, conncls
will and othe instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS of be.
com ng natllralized will beattendel to.
spI ao.dts WIN. d BRANCH.
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orrIcF OF ExcHANGG BANK OF VA, I

Lvach. urg June ", 1854,
rUHIS Office will be closed Tnesdoy, the 4th Of
Il July Bills N d notes falling due ON that day must
be paid on Monday, the Sd int
inno7-,s WM NJ. BLACKBOARD Cash'r.
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JUNE 27th, 1854.
nUR TERMS ARE CASH.


nUR TERMS ARE CASH
~ NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.
just received. lot of superior Black Cloth Dress
and Frock Confs, Black Cashmere Pants, of supe or
quality. made and trimmed in the very best manner;
also, henuiiiu lot Of Fancy and White Dilng Goats
and Pants 10 doz Fancy Kid Gloves, of the beau
tiGll shades and colors.
90 dor. fine Linen and Mouslin Shirts,
40 3" Collars, ply different styles,
30 Linen and Jeuns Drawers
30 White Linen Cambria Han 'kfs, with borders
10 i" Fancy Checked Silk Cravats
20 &" Chinese Luton Neck Ties,
(the most beautiful styles for summer)
IL :" White and Fancy colored Silk Gloves,
ALSO,
-Four pieces superior LACK and blue French Cloths;
two pieces fine Cloth. Bolleys manufacture; 10
pieces Bnok and Francy Cossmeres. These goods
will be made up to order, in the nentest Gem
tlcmen wanting erior fitting suit Of clothes will
plensr give chill Suits of Cothes nude order in
FOURTEEN HOURS.
GLASS a. RAINE,
jun 81 J. DIXON Ag't.
tR' Republican. Bedford Sen incl, Roanoke Rep.
Floyd Inteligencer and Wyhevle Telegraph copy.
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rhenmatism Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant! The perdicthas gone .lorth AHadmit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior

March 2Sth 1853.
Mes@s Mortimer d. Mombray Gentlemen--I have
be en- afflicted for the last eight years with hheun atsm
Dysp"psn aud Liver Complaint suffering all the while
with pains in the shoulders, hip back and side shift
ing from side 10 the other, Pnlptoton of the heart
loss of appetite, sold night, excessive cosve
ness ind great debility and weakness. | tried many
remedies which done me good, but rnther grew
Last fall | advised 10 try "Hampton'-
Vegetable Tncure and am happy sny it has cured
me- um now free from nll pain, and IN the enjoyment
Of perfect heal'hand take great pleasure in recommends
ing the Tincture 10 all afflicted Ms | hive been.
Yours, JAMES M NOEL
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TO mIRE.-T6o .ob.e1i6sI.

M ANTED TO n1R E.-Ibe subscribers
w wish To hire for their work the Va. Il Tenn.
I.irond, In the Mountain region of Va, n nunlber of
strong aud boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They hive had long experience In III. ement Il
negroes and are themselves large owners. Hired no
roos will receive tho rcatmr-' 10 every r.-tt I
that they give their One OF can De .r,p IN
Lynohburg, Mt any time, till the 10Th Of Jatlary Ito
Warrington Hotel. at McCorkle Simpson & : mes.
ofat Mcdaniel Il Hurts They will also buy me- a nj
hoys, doc % dacta1 SCOTT e. ADAMS
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Gymnastic Academy.

MIR HERNANDEZ proposes to establish, in
We Lynchpurg, a GYMNASIUM where all tho ex.
ercise4 pertaining to the prof ssoin will be nugm-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
ALLEL BARS ROPES, LADDERS. HORSE.
DUMB BELLS. THROWING KNIVES BOXING X
FENCING. liz will also have, in connection with The
Gymnasium, SHOOTING GALLERY.
II is terms will be only FOUR DOLLARS per onlh
the school to commence ms soon sufficient der
of subscribers obtained.
Mr. Hernandez calls attention to the followingr
mendnon from physicians ofrhe city. In developing
the muscles and promoting the general health md up
pearance nothing can compare to Gymnastics
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THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from James Harris Esq Letter Alexandria,
Va.-Alter speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says; Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver com
Plnnt and with inability, constantly complaining, from
weakness through her whole syNem She now enjoys
better health than iof thirty years, being entirely
ed by the use of HamptOns Pcgetabte Tiqcture"
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from j. Chimes, ESD, Loudon county Ya-"My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great wee ness
pnin in the breast, side and back; palpitaton the
heart feebleness OF the system; loss Of appetite
complexion saIlow the sight of eye almost gone the
other We y weak | pleased to say, Hanapton's
Jincture has restored herto perfect health Her eyes
nrc rs good now as they were.
tB Call and get phamphets
Sold by j. ii. SEAY 81 CO., Lynchburg; Sewers
Scotisville A ]. BROWN Charlottesville and by all
Druggists throughout the State + var o4.dSrlv
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OLD RYE WHISKEY.
AE lave on hand very superior Old Rye y hshey
w some of the ine,t tho oldest in this Market
fo sale by Que - ts) LEE g. JOHNSON
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ONE GENT REWARD,

will ny the above reward for the apprehension and
i delivery to Of Granville NJ. Nash and Felix G.
Nash two apprentices bound to me by the Overseers of
the Poor of the county of Campbell All persons are
hereby forewarned from harboring employing said
apprentices the utmost rigor of the law will be
forced against them for so doing. REEFS MARTIN.
may 25-cts
MULES, MULES For Sale.--B. w. Green
W will have my Slaoles the Sd day of July,
Ak4(Is from lotto $50 fine Kentucky MULES. Some
large and fine and better than brought this
market All those who are in of stock, would do
well 10 coll soon us they will only remain few days.
jun 29-t3prux. g. NJ BRUCE.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

IttTFFVTLTt
March 18th, 1858 (
Messrs. Mortimer d Mon6rdy - Gentlemen--Having
been Inflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst forms, and not being able obtnin relief from
other medic mes. was induced to tr, champions Veg
eable Tncture," lew bottles of which, am bapp, 10
say, have mnde perfect cure.
1.-THE time commenced using the Tincture | wns
scarcely able to walk. | am now and have been for
some weeks. entirely free from all pain.
Yours mo- truly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

persons at Washington disposed to unite for
the purpose Of mObbing any Of the abolition or
free soil members, in obedience to the advice Of
the administration organs, let all parties so
inclined beware. These administration organs,
in the end may turn States evidence against
them, and send them to the penitentiary. If
the administration itself has proved faithless to
its professions and promises upon principles,
there is certainly no reliance to be placed in
it's organs when they hint to outsiders that it
would be agreeable to the President and his
Cabinet to have two or three abolition Senators
mobbed in the streets Of Washington. Don't
trust them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04
Marine Affairs.

TIE s1TlssElr TTAsKIiS, Capt Wotton sailed ut
Yesterday for Havre via Southampton with go passen-
gers. Her specie list amounted to 81, 261 400
LluNcBrs. afternoon about half past one
O'Clock, Mr. f. Webb launched from his yard, at Green
point tho clipper ship SDgaree OF 060 Sue Is
Owned by Iessrs. Waterman pInond Co., andis in
tended for the Caforn: trade Capt Kirby Is to be the
commander. Tho ship White Swan also launched
from the yard Of l. +. Williams, ut tie same place
COMMERCE RosrcN.-1hc folio ring were tho arrivals
and clearances Ut the port Of roson for the Of
May
IrTigah --foIeign- Steamers ., ships 81, barks 49,
briggs 100, schocnCrs H7-total 3ll. CoAstwise--
Steamers 90 ships n, barhs 49, briggs &C. schooncrs 1911
slocrs itoto .04. OF the above ships 10 barks IS
hrgs and l21 schoonors British; ship Russian,
brig Mecklenburg gsilios Dat Oh schooner Danish
baiks ard | brig Norwegian, l brig swedish brig
:, 1nish, and the remainder American.
CdTcnes.--Fore5yn--Stea 2 ships 20, barks ~,
briggs 70 .cLooners l24-total 26s. CoastvseS:eamers
total 1a6. OF the above ship, IL barls, AZ brgs,
end 10l schosners British brig Belgian, brig
Keapolitnn, ship Sicilian bark and brig Mcckleo
burg, brig Portuguese, bark Gillian, AMI the remain
Ger american.
there have arrived ~ ,his port 70 ships ~ barks 20
bsgs and la schooners Total arrivals 22l Of which
II sps IL larks 10 briggs and Il schocncrs FROM
foreign ports, and ships, u harSs 10 brys, aud i33
schocGers coz twise.
There have been cleared during the same time IL ships
% bafk 50 bigs and 2os chooners total ciesrances
.S7. Of which L. ships, 10 barss, IL brgs, and 10
scOnrers for foreign ports and ships, 10 oaks
Ia brigs and los schooners coastwise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

THE PRICE OF FLOUR. = IMPORTATION or
BREApsTuFrs. = Breadstufs yesterday contin-
ued quite firm, and commanded prices which
would, if European supplies existed, justify
importations from that quarter. Common to
straight State brands of -four now command
80 rs 80 so; and prime white Genosee wheat
was worth 50 so per bushel, In 1886 we i'm
ported large quantities OF Mediterranean wheat,
at about - per bushel We thon hal no
Canadian transit, or warehousing laws, rs we
have at present. We cannot now import from
Europe, but we have commenced importing
from Canada for domestic consumption.
During the past week some 1000 to 900
barrels Canadian -four was taken out Of bond
duty paid, for domestic consumption, at about
- 80 90 50 rs per barrel, closing at 80 80
80 20. The article sells in bond al about
SIS -, and within week some &c. 900 to AZ. 900
barrels have been purchased for export to
England and the British provinces, at SIS % a
SIS 81. The difference in price, caused by the
duty, is about 81 % 81 81 per barrel.
Should prices experience any material add
tional advance, Canadian -four, chiefly pro
duced in the upper province, must enter largely
into domestic consumption in competition with
that Of native production, for which payments
will have to be made chiefly in cash. as we
send very little produce or merchandise TO
Canada in return. Extra brands OF Genesee
-four for family use now sells at sll Is sl2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

PERSECUTION OF TIE GREEKS N TCRyE :
AND EGYPT.--H will be seen by our correspond
ence from Alexandria, which appears In an >
tber part of to-day's paper, that the unfortu
nate Greeks who CHANGED to be resident in
Egypt when the Sultan's decree ordering the
expulsion of that people from his dominions,
within The brief period of lifteea days, arrived.
have been subjected to The most cruel and IN
justifable prosecutions, in consequence of the
additionally harsh Interpretation given to it
by the Egyptian authorities. Applications were
made in vain to the different consular authori-
ties to take them under their protection: and it
was only when our own consul Mr. Edwin
de Leon. cnergetically interpcsed in their
behalf, that some faint show Of sympathy
was manifested by these functionares Mr.. de
Icons conduct drew forth warm testimonial
OF gratitude, in The shape of an address from
the Greek committee which was presented TO
him previous 10 their departure; and his be-
hhaviour on this occasion, coupled with his
frmness in refusing to deliver up to the requi-
sition of Austria Captain Trumagalli, captain
in Garibaldi's Roman legion, and his private
secretary, who claimed his protection, has
given the people of Alexandria high estimate
Of the American character.
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STEAMER CITY OF MANCHESTER ACKNOWLEDGMENT
SINGING ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1854.
The steamship City of Manchester, which left
berth here for Liverpool this morning, ran aground
the bar at the end Of Windmill Island opposite the cit
She came of at high water, however, and proceeded
sea.
Several German singing associations arrived here Il
morning from New York. en- route for Baltimore Q
more expected this afternoon.
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Malta for the Pacific.

TIE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFoRNIA EDITION. d
The United States mail steamship Illinois, Captain
Harts.ein wEl leave this port to afternoon, at
O'Clock, for Aspnwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
VII close at one O'Clock
The NBw YORK WEEKLY HERALD California edition, con-
Inning the latest intelligence from all parts of the world,
VA be published at ten O'Clock in the morning.
sangie copies sxpcnce Agents viii please send in their
orders as early possible.
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Humanity on the Ocean.
NEW York, June 3, 1854.
TO TpF EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO TIRE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Captain Corish Of the ship Mohongo, who re-
Gently rescued the officers and crew OF the New
Ioik ship Argo. is at present at the United states
Hotel. Would IL not be well for Mr.. Bell TO include
him in the list Of captains to be rewardedf Captain
Ccrish already bears testimonials from the corpora
lion Of Londonderry and the Royal Humane So.
,iety for his gallant conduct in previously rescung
seyeid ives SPREADING WNS'