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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
THE PROSPECTS, or RECIPROCITY.
G. y. HOLLINS.

The correspondent Ct The Courier AKA Enquirer in
er dated July 3d. says tina; the propoe for the Reel
presitv treaty is very doubtful. He says
regret diScever dat very serious iorhern oppo-
son 10 the Reciprocity treaty exists and SHAT there re-
mains little probability of s confirmation a; this session
II at al Mr. Mason made repeated motion. last wees 10
snbiec; and upon Long Xst Of nominations thst have
been submitted since the last Executive sitting Inc oiv
sd Dl,natic and the Eivsr and Harbor Appropriation
bills were nerpOsed, and the latter measure ' all; pend
ing . ~. l..
MIR IIsrun OF Maine has gone home on account OF 10
nestle affection ana will return. Neither OF he Ns"
jersey Senate are here or expected 10 be here Inc
Senators from Penns lvspia are hostile 10 the teay
Judge Wsde of Ohio has dec Jared that it embraces prnc
Piles which be cno sanction and as al present a1vlssd
ne eoutompatns voting against II IL IS my
that Senator Eth also regards the treaty uniaVoraoy
Here are seven pO-hern senators whose votes VII oe
~snnhg' or 1t Is apPrehended adverse TO the lssncs'on
oi ue treaty Ihe necessity Of Executive Session 90
morn" Is so GTcat that cannot be avoided Gnd M M
son mas pIoL'oi that ne Will INSIST upoa some DEFINITE az
lion On ihls important subject.
But IS alleged ihs he gigantic pers q rcr,hern o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
A SAD STORY.

The following extraordinary occurred in Mississippi
under the slave law Of that State
planter afflicted with los,hsorne disease. 80
offensive were the ulcers tina, b. deserted by his white
friends and while thus afflicted and forsaken girl whom
be owned a slave, kindly and patiently waited upon
him. dressed his ulcers cleansed his person. and watched
over him until he eventually recovered. With gratitude
and affection bis benefactor he took her 20 Cincinnati
Ohio executed 70 her deed OF msnumisson had II re-
legal form They lived together aectonsiely for many
YEAR reared family Of children and he lay upon his
death-b4d by will he divided his property between his
wife and children. HIS brothers hearing OF his death,
came forward and demanded the property. The widow
and children indignant az the demand. They, too
were seized and the validity Of that marriage was tired
before Judge Sharkley of that State who decided that
the whole fraud upon the law OF slavery
that the property belonged 10 the collateral heirs H.
widow sold by the surviving brothers, the children
were bid of at public auction, and both mother and
children row toll in chains sleep in serve graves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

neSaton, lately developed, have frightened the Origins
southern friends Of the Il was argued on NOD
day Last in the Senate that the North was openly demand
ing or secrey inrgunr for the acquisition OF al British
America with liz three millions Of square miles and thr--
millions Of Inhabitants ihst money bal been o.efei ~
Van Couyers leland, in = confdan; hope mat "hih
five YEAR II would be STATE of this Union; uis; me- y
aiion had been ed iOr the pErch o; >Aa an
the surrounding Russian province, with ihe same Ultimate
object that treaty convention for the purchase alu
annexation of the Sandwich Iasds group probably
already maured with view 10 the increase Of northern
rover while the south appealed in vain for the annA,a-
ton OF Cuba afford her additional domestic security
and immunity from danger i.uIn without Nl-Loft r.
pkhe thee complaints. II i enough 10 state that thr
facts ALLEGED are mainly rue and tia, the existence OF
them constitutes at this time barrier 20 the confr nation
Of the Marcy and Elgcn treaty which Will perhaps be
foudd altogether impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
UOusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NJ PERKINS La from the Committee Foreign
.G,rs r.r.rt.d bill 70 Re model the Diplomatic and Con-
suar system of the United States. Referred 10 the Com
rittee Of the Whole the State Of the Union.
Nj SOLLEkS offered a resolution that twenty thousand
extra copies OF the report OF the Special On tn
uaDo Trade be printed for the use OF the members OF
tie House. Referred TO the Committee on Printing.
The House then paced the Senate bills establishing
nor, of delivery Of Lakepor Lake Ponchartrals and
creating collection district in Texas and New Mexico,
and constituting Paducah hy.il Shreveport La, jet
ferenyie Ind. Tuscumba, Ala, and Madison lind u
respectively, ports OF delivery.
1hs House then into Committee the General
Authorization bill. The Senaes amendment Increasing
the salary the Chief Justice Of me Supreme Court OF
tie piied States thousand doars and each As
,ocae Justice thousand i've hundred per annu, De
ing under consideration,
Mr. SMITH Va. offered an amendment, and was
speaking, when
not eonfnIng himself TO the amendment.
Mr. sAI1 Ii replied he addressing his Arguments 10
those could appreciate them and then advocated an
increase Of the JUDGES salaries.
Mr.. SEWARD said the judges are not responsible, and
sometimes in the exercise OF the powers win wich they
are clothed commit great oatreges on the rights OF the
u.o,e and ukrp power which does not belong 70 them.
We have had instances OF this power, and the
ouv way csn control this branch of the Government IL
Dot increase their pay and teach them while they are
directly responsible they dependent on the people TOR
gher ssiarits 1t perfectly apparent the gentleman
fom Virginia undertakes 10 assume TO himself tue entire
legislation Of this country and sets up hlgn standard OF
NEGLECT which gentleman accorts 10 num- Laaghter
lie had right to reply 70 the gentleman from Virginia
and be wanted him 10 Understand however much the gen
teusn might desire read lectures 10 other people wnen
lie undertook read him lecture he should DO It re-
spectfry. He Mr.. SEWARD had sought 70 nJure the
feelings OF no man. nor would he tolerate such remarks
from the gentleman nOrs any one else When ne should
agrees, he woull acknowledge il.
The House sgred - the senate amend neni concern
me the purchase VI lots atd buildings Belonging 20 the
Bank of Commerce and the Bana OF he STATE OF New
York for essay Office, SPY ropratng I'VE hundred aud
twenty thousand doR4r- with interest thereon at I per
CENT from the 18th OF Sep,snber until the furcn-e
shall be completed. the same 10 De 20 Competed
within year from the lay that such
interest authorized purchase for ih use OF ne us'ed
such property OOnIng thereto situated on Pne e.:
which the ruied States row bold q mortgage, q. usy
be sold 10 satisfy the Of place MT exceeding ise
lHso e: Of saia Len.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

INcENDIARs -ATTEsPT TO DESTROY TIE EsQUIREE
RULDIxG-C1r contemporary down the street male mar
r.y escape or Thursday night Al about y o'clock the
o- man of the 5ews-roOm in the tIh story was alarmed
by tie se Of smoke, which he shory aterward tscer-
tsip,d proceedsf from the obeSm in the third story
lie awakened tn foreman OF that department who sue
oeeded in swinging by rope through the window of the
The deuartment-tae door being locked He then found
fIe had been knd.ei under the ae cylinder press ant
il vas burning brisAly This eveenly done 10 cause
lis fall through the e0Or in which from It's excessive
vsighf II would mos probably have tern through each
foor In is descent candle inch in length was burn
inc smong pile of loose paper under sOEe shelv ing con-
sinng ousctity Of paper Ill solid bundles and which
when the light should tve reached some light paper upon
which tie candle placed, would most fTooaoy have
elected the object The incendaries mus; have left be-
fore completing their arrangements a. similar pieces Of
candles were found in vars parts OF the room but they
had not been lighted The villain or villains mast have
entered through broken psne of glass OF an ezra size
over the door or with false key. No clue has been
found as vet 70 lead he arrest of the perpetrators, e.
though hcy have been scented individuals are on ttr
track. The premises un|atched but hereafter
couplc Of W.; hmen ~ . on me alert eseh night
Il n-Irst Gazette Joy =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
Liverpool BreadstuRs Market.

From the Byoser, CDczLgr
AsHEs-A limited business sas 81 for Pots and 20 p TOR
Pearls.
R,sn IN better request, sale, Of zoe bbls 439f4
SPIRITS TUzPESrISE nominal e. 49,.
Nothing done in TURPEAINE
TsLLow IN fair demand 81 sq63 Y c. and as1 for
American
Sal on fetched fj9 and closed a. $40
sold al ASA II on The and 20
A moderate business in RAPE, AZ 90 al.
LNsEED OLL unchanged
Considerable sale, OLIVE arrive slightly lower prices
S,LTPsrER continued Gull.
DYEwOoD unchanged except me lower sorts Of Logwood which
beng scarce, desrer
RICE demand; 80 csks Carolina sold
considerable business in foreign AZ lower prices
COFFEE steady particularly for good ordinary.
TEA without qGOtsbe change except for CSngou which Is
eRsier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
VENEZUELA.

Advics from Puerto Cabeo JAY 70 state that pro-
had taken place in the Province Of Barquis-
mcto against the Monsgas manifesto i published,
sed July H. 1894 at San Felipe, in said Province signed
Nv the .eaCing military and citizens Of the Province
Gccar against the Monagas as tyranf and recog-
ming m EXceloncy General Jose Antonio Paez as Cen
hie OF the army of operations 10 restore liberty
and order ia Venezuela, and calling him &c come aud
AID IL ,nt work OF saving the country from nisruie.
similar pronunc iam.nto was expected 70 have taken
place the Gsv at the City OF BarqgsBeto, the
tapial of the province. Ii generally reported al
Puerto CabelO that Col. Juan Garoes had taken the
CITY OF CoTo and marching toward aTord town on
the osd adin- the capital of the province and a; the
head al considerable force; also that Col CasejOn.
well known and brave cavalry officer had inv AIDED the
proyince of Barnas and raised the standard against he
Monagas i, nasty The whole country appears to b.
Drmng agarst the brothers McaAgas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

A True DRIocRiT.-Gcr. L. V. Bicrce. g r-ominent
Democrat of Summit Co.. Ohio, and who raised n rer-
ment for the Canadian Patriot War" in 1878 es-
elbows Nebraska,Dougas Democracy, and has oiued the
Republican party Baving aided IN the revival of Dem.
ocrac paper at Akron which has sustained the Douglas
swirSe Gen. b. calnoi ndorse the Nebraska Outrsge
or encourage its defenders any turtheg. he says:
hoA 20 the JedersoniGn Ordinance of l7s7, VIII h
made this northwestern Territory great and free HodRg
40 eassot subscribe the doctrine laid down by yen.
that this Ordinance was great blunds and that 1t
was Ha0rfEHately reaJrmed and enforced in the Tern
tories to which it applied
hold .he doctrine laid down by you in your first issue
that the great Of the people not 5Orn saddled
and bridlad, privileged few booted sad spnrred
ready 70 ride them at will not therefore, IN favor
nj DoGs les and his Nebraska bill, which consgns tori
tory twelve times large Ohio 10 Slayery-6ooiing
snJ snurrire privileged few 20 ride the rest at will
:. | am old.iGshionea as 20 think the
pn,rot OF 7s9 and l7sJ capable OF judging oil what
Eemoeracy j. a. The light pe,iots Of s5o aud ls54
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
SHIP NEWS

Ar IN NewYsrs lsth. ship Cornelius Grim, al Lserpoe,
Harvest QEeen, do Horbeg Pill iorsO~u a. Os'eseea
9Th = L.. Liverpool -
Az nom Boston eh Mariner LN-poo Mary Arc James
GraVcsCrc
IN ron Phsdelphis 18th ssvsnnah, Liverpool
tom savannah 18th. Glasgow. Liverpool, do
IL tro1. Richuold Isth, Nesnd Breuea
-, src, NcfiolA l9,h. PLebe, Plymouth
- t., Charleston is;h. khs and A.
bsneEe MN NHsNNe' - "@'o''0'" 49, -e-"e'
Bremen. . 80, ,A.-.-s.- H.,
frsro n " taHs lOuisn a. NerseAes EnUA Clara, J. ~
We'd J. z Whitney, lsth. tAEo NseF@n oeeA S-eeni III
Ps :. and -. Peer. al o. LntEpS- -, -, =,
AuNsd from Mobile 18Th OuloSo a. |o'P"N' LSHSsn Hr
Civ6e; slsf samuel. 81 Liverpool ,.,
Arrived from savannah 2l.t. NorS At LNsIPoeL u,
Arrived from I'd steamship >afa Ssa' ~ LN-
e-rosL =, 49, r. r...-,..f NJ.
>sed for NewYork 18th Manhattan n"m LNe'P"''i Mary
Be.l Shields sth No.uni. Liverpool - -,
SD tor Phlsde phia-2-t Harvest Queen from LiSeoL
sid tor New orlean,-lsh NonFsneli th EhPe irom LF'
eryclL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
Passengers.

Mr and Mrs Leyison. Nj ard Ms Forster. Mr. and Ms
Daniel daughters Mr. ovdn. NJ aud Mrs roon'
Mr. snd Mrs Ne,eH. Captain add Ars Pe'sF'SI, az sna
Mr.. Hail. Mr.. and Mas kahonau, Mr. and Mss 20. a.
Suptsp ld child Mn kOleu and Miss Rsns Mis- sra
li- lion Mis Mulrs, sd maid. N NonAnd Carleton No"
IAN Loug.e aisou Liu Weston Riley, bourne,
B.uhs Csn Brrr, H-ydeeser, Higsoson Cis's >o Orr.
No. Rsussv burchArr Dow Muot. Lnnm-rnau Clipper.
F-s St,v,us Carpenter son Ref Caps Neeks Capt SPafs
ESbiu.on WsRnghsw Guild Freo fari-on Chscft Cowrn,
~. Mlsou Clsvbrcoke hsrchant. Marks. OoUdchibl
Hsrsreves vincent C-e-uhsh holsnd John-oa q Jon'
& Johnson birch WEBSTER Hsn. Fuller Hunter. Brnis
, Actu lcugh Mr .ndM Wis 20 D.. Lee capt M,raslls,
NJ Roliusou NJ - ade Mr Ashley, The bbbe B'nts 80
p9;,s Mr. nnA MIR alton kueWos;h Mas Shay No
III Srna lackmore sckenek aud daashtrrs " M Rad
IN si W. ,hUdr.n Mr. AID GaIside Nix and Mr. Wan
vfisht Mis-. .ter Dr.. Westuoilauo.
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REPORT OF THE RECEIVERS OF THE C0CHI
TUATE BANK.
Bosros, Tuesday, Angus, l, 1854.

BUXTON, Iuero1yi Nuguss y Io'F'
The Receiver. Of the Cochtuaie Bank made their first
repOr, in the supreme Count to-day They have reached
in cash one hundred and sxiy-esh' thousand dollars.
They have good debts To the amount OF sl3iO and
must realize $4,000 OF the 100000 douOna debts IN
order to pay of all claims except the stock Inc hece"
propose declare dividend OF hfty per cent oa
the Court postponed it TO August - in order 70 "o"
creditors tine to look into the Receivers report clam
OF $1,000. BY the Bank of the Republic OF Ne"-io'A
disaowed by the Receivers the ground tha' heN
refused TO give up the collateral security placed IN 'ne
hands OF the officers Of that Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

BEGINNING TO PAY--The general impression has been
that the experiment Of making The Clinton State Prison
pay for itself its running expenses by tie nsou
fac.ure of iron would be failure. Bat the prospect i.
more favorable. The Albany + res says, that ne
experiment has now been brought 70 slccessinl issue,
that the 18th day Of June Lost The fret specimen Of
iron obtained and that at the present time with but
one furnace twelve per day Of the very beet quality
of iron are being run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

CAssIUs NJ CLAWS addresses have awakened the
right spirit thu ghopt Illinois. They have been
largely attended snd being composed of facts com
pactly and feelngy stated, have made deep impress
sion. The Chicago Tribune says
AT Alton there was the silence OF the Sabbath hour,
the streets deserted teams people from the country
TO trade for fear of the cholera yet Messrs Clay and Cod
ding addressed an audience of fifteen hundred from the
steps Of the Madison Mil The postmaster, English, de.
Tended the Administration and in doing compelled
10 clam the Nebraska scheme as secret "'oremc~ OF
Pierce and Douglas for e 0boon Of StGcery and uil,
less il was So he TOSld repHd0te tie Ad'lstrdt'on
few after the close Ofthe meeting he was found
in consultation in front of the postoice with Or Hope
who claims the honor of hsvug shot Loveoy win great
Indignation he inquired if such meeting and such crowd
the public hear Clay would have been tolerated
in Philadelphia III Baltimore i'll VashiRgton and sw0re
that il should have been Alton he bc damned ne
woudn have paid for the eggs TO break the meeting up
The party lines being pretty closely drawn Dr. Hope the
assassin of Lorcoy and the postmaster one side, and
all the of the people the other the attempt 10 egg
down the speaker would haze been rather of an unequal
contest with popular sovereignty.
AT Quincy, Kimballs II Az crowded 20 hear Clay
in the afternoon and Coddng in the evening The leading
minds in ths growing city present at each of the
meetings Like aud great enthusiasm attended
tho gatherings in Iowa and at Eock Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
VIOLATIONS OF THE SUNDAY LAW IN PHlLA
DElPlilA.Ac.

PHlLADELPHIA Tuesday, Aug. l, le5i.
About went, averr-keepers charged with an intrac-
ton of the Sunday Law, hal hearing before AID Ken
new acting for Mayor Conrad. this morning, aud were
held To bail ia $500 each for further hearing Saturday
Frauc, b. Rose of Philadelphia was drowned yesterday
while bathing at Long Branch.
Mr. Reed has been elected superintendent OF the West
ern Telegraph line in place of Nj. Brooks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
MURDER FROM RUN.
favorable.

SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Aug. IL F. NJ.
This morning Irishman named Patrick Cannon,
shoemaker living in Salinast South Owego Canal found
his wife dead in bed. lie had beaten her in the night
She is bruised from head to foot. post mortem eXam
nation was held to-day There wentyeght spots in
her stomach caused by Deceased is about % years
of age. The husband has been arrested.
They we're from Dublin and lived for atime in New
York They both drank liquor. The Coroner i'll hold
an inquest at o'clock to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
SUPREME COURT-GEyER,L Term.

WIDENING or wALkER-sT &c.
The Court stood adjourned to IL o'clock to-day, with
view TO a decision in the above case. Judges Mitchell
and Cerke present but Judge Watson, who had sat
in the case did not appear. The Court after being
opened waited for him some time it being intimated by
Messrs Davies and Dillon that he would probably soon
arrive Judge Mitchell finally stated that would not be
worth while wait any logger IL was his intention, had
Judge Watson arrived to have suggested that on account
of interest there would probably DC an objection to bis
Judge Mitchell 81 sitting a member OF the Court so
that the decision perhaps would not have been given at
any rate. The Court then adjourned the decision being
adjourned 70 September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

Aso1HER HEAD OrF.-The MadtsoR OJsercec state.
that DR.. HGvcns has been removed from the Po-tOice
at Hamilton and DR.. Beardsey appointed in his place.
Dr. Hayenss oense according 10 The ObserDer, il that
he s consistent straightforward, reliable Democrat;
Dr. Beardsleys recommendetion-that be leading
Free Soiler in ls4s, and AnNebresk ate in 1885,
We doubt the last assertion. Frank Pierce doesn't appoint
Anti Nebrasks mon 10 office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
Cotton Market Reports.


Ne. Brown shpey Co report that in the early of the
week quiet bat subsequently under
IN, influence of tine the promising OF ns
cheerful feeling IN the trade aud TO-
sy osed steady the quotations current the n
hale, Of which $50 $50 bales
New Orleans fair 64d hdding
affair Mobiles sd upands fair s!d Mddns $500 Oral
ID Inferior other respectable houses
no freely supplied but holders not pressing
Improvement equains any descriptions on
has been steady and the sses
AZ, 500 bales Of With the trade took 5ecO The
put down I bales including bS9 40
bales If AM ucAnd descriptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

STRENGTH THE SLAVE PowER.-Ile Saadasly MIR
roT Democratic paper, in series of articles showing
the proponderang influence ST Slavery under the Ma
tiopal Administration, says:
''In round numbers there are appointed at Washington
CITY who remain there Heads OF Bureaus, Clerks In
spestors Examiners Messengers &C, in all 70 the num-
her of about two thousand Ohe IS about oReten OF the
entire white population of the Uaon Hence, according
10 equality and Justice ~O hundred of the number should
be from Ohio But how stands the fact There are gust
s7gAen from this State and than 0nehali OF their
aggregate amount of salaries 30 that paon OF them VINO
aIe Nhgs Hence, the patronage OF the General GoNeTn
ment confined 10 the District employees for TINS Saie is
truly ad shamofuly small How stands the matter with
little MARYLAND OAe.trd OF Ono. In round numbers
MARYLAND has three kuhdyed in the DsIlct and Eastern
Virgins over fro hundred OF these two thousand WINE
Maryland ami Eastern Virginia are s2cut t~o~'raS OF
OHIO hoy have ice ANRdcd receiving Government pap
in Washington City, while Oh0-0neti,rd larger than
bot-has c'ghtecs-Oll told. This Is Sct0"3tis" that
tells W 20 To the foreign appointments 4 Is SIM worse
Out OF ABOUT gee hWndre representatives abroad Minis
iers, Consrls Commissioners Secretaries OF Legation,
Commercial Agents &e.-n which ONO shcud be repre-
,ened by fpkri che has pee one sixth of the number
TO which she Is entitled Is this equality Is there no in
Justice fusion and southern Seetonalism n all this
Who answers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
LIVERPOOL Breadst ufYs Market.

Brown Shpsy Co repor, that quite panic peVsled
market holders eynciDg sleat desire 20 sell and buyo.
hodug OF The I'll retail demand only AZ one
hlQfne atae FOu, 'sag' aud SGpeae Flour
IN. aot.ticas Canal % 49, Phsdel
obi. baltimore Cansdan 80 6 Ohio jlSi Sour Si Gs
White WHEAT 2d9ls; Red eees2 Yellow and White Corn
81 a52, o. Mixed 81 - -, a.,
Other circulars mosy agree the above quosen' On the h
Of Of BREADsTUFFs Liverpool called -O
quarters WREAT 1871 900 quarters Of CoSS 81 900 barrels snd
Il go u FLOUR; but probably more than this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
Markets. Pepoyted be- Telegraph.

BALTIMORE AUG l. -WHE,rThe better grades nrm
sr er, lined Sc Flour dull offered decline Of
ounrr: no better but duh Al the srocN
nothing doing except ia CRY BONDS and o's>o
>KCukiTtES
Cp,sly,roN July The saes CorroS day ory $50
talcs: prices from 74ds.c.
NrwOsLE,ss, July Soour Cotros msrke, ~ very dull me
did exceed So bales; middng lulcda
gi4ac. The IN hard amounts 90 SO eco bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
LATER FROM TEXAs-DEATH OF CAPT. VAN

NEw-ORLEASs, July 30, lsj4
We are in receipt Of later intelligence from Texas
Capt Van Buren, had died OF his wounds received IN a
encounter with Indians, previously reported
terrible hurricane had passed the country and
several persons were killed.
The I'll Psso mail arrived at Sen AntOno-reports meet
iny with nine trains suffering much for want OF water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

| PHILADELFHlt, Tuesday, Aug. I, Is3'
AT our First Board this morning sales were made of
Reading r. X. shares at 81 30 Susquehdnna CanA 10;
! Beaver Meadow 35s; Long leland H. * lls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
SAILING OF THE CANADA FOR BOSFON-NEs
Sells SPOKEN BY THE CANADA.

HALIF,x, Tuesday Aug. l, lsj4-i clock a. VI.
The steamship Canada sailed from this port Sr Boston
at about clock last night and thus far has had eN-
ceedingly fine weather. ,
The Canada reports having passed the r. NJ steamship
Asia Europa at II o'clock on the morning OF the 2oth
Also passed no date the British ship Ansromache and
the British bark Lisbon, bound east.