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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
coMMFYcEmFYr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
corrvspora.nse Of Thss n Y. Tnssoe.

Corrvspord-nee Of Thr Y. Tnsaoe ~
HAMILTON, Thursday Aug IL, lSjL
The exercises Of the week have just terminated
with ttfer satisfaction to the friends Of the UniSer
II than Il at produced by any other similar oceaso
the attendance being larger ard there beng mo 4
str,ueers from distance than ever me, here.
ca Tues A. ~, the Rev. j. L. baTousis oi
ThiadtiIha preached by appointment tie annual ser
mon before the Baptist Education Socey oi the state
+ Of New-loIk. Tie object ol this discourse, as We
Understood tWas 10 urae Tue importance oi Peac1uS'
ard the Rev. gentleman acquitted himseh rActtc1''!'
leaving 4 favorable impression upon his allouSc.
IL tie Afternoon the same Society held their annual
meeting az which several reports were made aud re-
sIoLdod 10 by brief speeches. an election OF B9ard
81 tie Society alec held, Hon. Nm. Cobb ot Ham
tCu telDC elected Presi lent and T. Is. SpearO Hanl-
tor Secretary. Fourteen Vice Presidents were also
elected aud Thirty Trustees. Ia the evening Proies'
scr Geo. H. Bliss Of LeHlsburg University, Pa, de-
liyend tie annual address before the Alumni aud
irierds-sutject: Popular ProgSss"--occupyins
well nigh couple Of hours. As we were leaving
tie Ctspe We lenrd music from brass band SEEM
irclv az the foot Of ti,.s@ill. and on reaching
the PRESIDENTS residence, found that the | nca
Brsss Bud which had Just arrived were giving
Or. Tsylor seTenade. The Doctor seemed well
pleased at the compliment tor after thanking them IN
lie usual afsbe styie, he made use OF the following
hesutifll expression: There is one place where
"uus;c il never lcsrd; there is still another place
where music uever ceased save for the space OF halt
"an houI-msy that place bs your happy home
Tie Band responded 0y Paying LNt1e Iva 70 hel
Papa" when tley retired. This is the hrs, COM
meuc,ment held here which has enjoyed the pleasure
If having brass band the policy OF the faculty here
toitre leiIg against the innovation, but the classes
v,reben on having one aud finally succeeded Wednes
"a! was tie great gala day Of the week everybody
making It point to be hand TO aid in the festivities
oftte day. From an early hour in the morning the
crowd kept pouring into the village until every place
was filed to the utmost tension. At niue \. VI the
stud, Its formed at "West College aud under charge
Of Their maIshas proceeded to the Boarding Hall
where they were Joined by the Corporation Faculty
and Alumni and ith the band marched to the large
Baptist Church in the village. Arriving there the or
der OF 1eIcises opened with apayer by the Rev. VIM.
Dean Of China followed by music and the oratiOns Of
the graduating class, which latter performed with
more than usual credit. The following degrees were
then cOnterred:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
FALL OF A BUILDING-FIRE AND LOSS OF
LIFE.

BosToS Tuesday Aug. 22 1881.
About 2 O'Clock this afternoon fye.and-a-haf story
granite build g. forming the last end OF Iden bocS'
Broadst opposite Custom House st., fell with treoen
dous crash the rear wall alone standing IL was occu
pied by Hunneman Haztn Co., wholesale druggists,
and w. X. Lewis & Bro, large dealers In preserved
meats, pickles, &c. .ho
r-,nns.elv there were premonitory symptoms oil the
o.,.,rnhe and the inmates had enough given them
40 ,scape all exec pt one did who now lies eenean inc
r,ss Two or three persons who were passlns ." '4o
dwalk a the time are reported as having been killed.
Irmaastey after the falling of the walls q tre burst
ont kinded from steam engine in the oaSeiheh'' " %
burning of the large quantity of 'ombustloe orug "Ni
were in the building created the most intense ho' aH"
smoke. ,n.. ,o.ro num-
inS had been buried in the runs, had collected
f. crowd of thousands around the spot i"o No.
,'-ou,ntlv ON hand and now at o'clock are hard d.
work.
o. O'Clock P. M-Two buildings fell II ms'e'u Y. V"'
80 stated in the previous Dispatch Nos s5 ana 70
IT,. L,ov,, % he killed are VIM. Downing clerk OF
,.nom.n H.zen g. Co.. about twenty years ola; Dsn'N Nv
pIev. sSea eight; and Margaret Riley aseu '0'
.wo Latter were killed on the Sidewalk a young
Il ia also stated is buried in the runs ou' n0' WY
not been found up TO niue CLOCK A.. ,..;oa
Reno,ts are current that there are seveFal o.aer
&; be ruins but those above mentioned are oehe''"
y, h.ve lost their lives by the catastrophe
IT, hrd;pcs were erected last spring No 70 wss y,
= ~ French Wells g. Co., and occupied py " N
Io,r;. A. Bro. No o5 was owned by John "'iS anu
cupied by Hunnemsn, Hazen Co.
The loss Is ostimated at sl2o,oO0. - -,h.h,,
tn. FIRE is confined 10 the ruins ana wiz P'VV'
,noulder for somo days, owing to the comou'O''"
meath them.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
THE IOWA TRIUMPH.

We learn by our Iowa exchanges and correspondence
further returns Of tho late election
Pottawattamo s reported to have given Grimes eghy
majority The county sdioDs Nebraska where the great
contest between the cohorts Of Freedom about to take
place in the settlement of that fertile region The heo-
kuk Valley Wing puts that County down for % MAJORITY
for Batef and FIND Keokuk varousy reported eise'
vhers The Wing county ticke. is said to be elected
BrcH.SAx Co. (oficia Governor Grimes, 9le' Bates,
14s. Attorney General Sennett Republcan 1906 Cloud
leo; Congress, Thorrgton Ant-Nebraska) 2l6; Hemp
s,cad lNebraskal 106.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
TO THE SOFT SHELL STATE
DELLGA1N" CONTENTION

7, tbe Nd District Ihe UE,,d u1-..I
osnDA , supporters Of Van DaGs@
aSsn. iSis asii in isas are elected to Syracuse
to ssymoGr TS1 lid Assembly District elects Seymour
Delegates. ,ys.,o the Softs instructed Their
Delegates to the iSs who axe "a
be Of dow nOsO ssySSSN; the sns Bill and
the Maine Liquor Law opposed sed...SothinSs." 70 s%s
sgSns1 CoDeleestes have been chosen !, i
Zion in the ina District, but ars
understood.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
,,,, ,,o,,oR LAW IN NEw-HAvEN.

Nrw-H AVN, Tuesday, aug Y, Ie'F'
great meeting held here this aiternpOn ,or nc
rurpose of appointing liquor agents. ana ,o' ns
she quantity of liquor to b0 u'ea ,OI ,So law resisted
sscramental purposes The Opposes - nv them.
all action, and vote to ADJOURN va
I,ii5 against 1000. .,.Av had n large msority
ino 70 ,h.;r friends had not been crowded from INC
% goorrsy by the pressure of r0wd''' Their opponents
deny that this was 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
UNIvERsALIsr STATE CONVENTION.

n. 7
AuBUeS, Tuesday, Aug. %, 1854
The Universast State Convention assembled in this
city this morning The Rev. WV. s. BALcn Of New-York
wos chosen Moderator; r. EDDY, Clerk The several
district Associations found to be fully represented
Tie Annual Report is sblo document, Conforming
Human Slavery and advocating Temperance Prison Re
form and Peace 1t was adopted without a dissenting
voice.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

ARRisoS THE MURpERER.-TAe CIscsSah I.,i>s re-
eeived letter from very respectable citizen residing IN
Iowa in the vicinity OF the father Of Arrison OF internal
machine fame, who says: In your paper Of August
YOU speak of Arrison as having escaped from Iowa His
father lives within FIVE miles Of this place, and a. my
practice can. NE in that neghboTbood often can cay
with certainty that be Is 't IN the orusn near ms father
a. twice within the last week but the brush il thick
tbs. he hs. 40 far escaped. There i continual watch
Lert up around the Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
THE STEAMER SAN JacIvTo

BosTos. Monday Aug. q, 1854.
lie L. y steamer San Jacintoput into this port in
sequence Of leaking badly when under canvas The crack
IN her bed.pate was Of trfing nature in way affect
ine the working Of her engines She steamed up the
NavyYard in fine style and "a soon as she docked and
osuked she will proceed to the Baltic.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
7 D.speteh TO Tho \. Y. Thsnbe.

EFVtlHI I
WAsHrSoroS, Tuesday, Aug. 22 1854.
gend 'msn is hero from New-Orean, to get the s,-
poipimebt Of Special Agent TO Madrid Hia obec. is 10
soct the Queen to permit him to remove to Neg-Or-
leans The remains Of fifty Lopez fbus'ers who were in
TERED at Havana Secretary Marcy has delayed making
the appointment and the gentleman feels rather sore
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN PHIL
ADELPHIA

In addition to The nominations a 'vsed in our Dispatch
lsit night, the Democrats of the III Conzressopal
Dsict have nominated John Hamilton Jr as their c,nd
idaie and those of the IVh District Horny NJ PA lios
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
THE WEATHER. Sc.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Aug. % isj4
The beat has been very geat mere to-day. Ths even
INC the Thermometer stands at ninety.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
LOSS OF WESTERN sTEAMEE-PIRE AT ST.
LOUIS.
ST LoUIs. Monday

ST LOUIS, Monday, Aug. 9l, Isj4
The steamer Huntsville loaded with dry goods struck
'nag soout sixty miles from tbs city and was Sr.t
large fire occurred here to-day in Messrs Rosen
heimers & Burds store on Main-st, pe.- Market Tne
adjoining property was also damaged Loss $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
nv cuoIFRA IN BUFFALO.

BuYrsLo, Tuesday, Aug 80 -.
The deaths by cholera in this city last week Wv
four. of which FIVE were Americans ""1
foreigners.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
STEAMBOAT AccIDENr-LOss OF LEE, &C.


The steamer Penobscot, from Portland "n,e oO''ns
M the harbor to-day ran down saOos'' anu Tbsr
,.bo were in the boat a. the time we're dro"heu i
names have not been ascertained. .
Joseph Goslsnd was run over by an engine S",0 h
ceeding the fire in Broad st TINS afternoon anu
h,okcn and received other serious injuries
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

LrcISsE N TL1As.-Advcet from Texas TO the 18th
inst state that the No License law has undoubtedly been
LARGELY sustained at the 6aotbsK BY the people OF that
State.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
Six in course, A. NJ. and four graduating from th'
I IEeolOrical DeraItnent, A. NJ.

tx IN course. n. NJ, tbu StauuhtihL rum VIC
Theological Department, A. M.
Hoao,a,. De0,ee Of T. Rev W. Csthecot.
BoaVary Dgycs Of f. "
y Goodwin. ESQ s.mur r.Jlor. Rev. A. c. Wheat
+ TesSsry g. g., / wv MsSs R:y R,y s,v,,: : w:''
Ioroyary Degreof D-Rsy Dryden Phelps Nev Hayea,
Com; Rev buows PHILADELPHIA Pa Rev samuel Porter,
Hono5G,y Irgres q IL Dorm B. Juid OF NewYork City,
E6or q The y. T. CAreaieis
The Presidents address was neat ptby, short aud
as usual approyOs to the occasion The brass baad in
attendance contributed greatly to the interest of the
occason and il is generally thought that the services
Of band will not again soon be dispensed With on
similar occasions.
Yesterday evening the Alumni met in the University
and elected the following officers for the ensuing year,
Fre''dent BsRlAg L. LEAsa H,ml'on. gs,l N Y
Vice Presidents. O. MHEELER Sacramento City, Cal
tM. CLARK, Car uovis. \. Y.
Secretary EZRAS GALLUP, 4. VI, Hamilton. NY.
Then followed the usual exercises of such occa-
sous, consisting of short speeches, every one suit
ing lis own mind as to what be would say. The
occasion proved to be of great interest and one
hch drew larger crowd than any other Of the week
This Orning at ~ O'clock the Theological Depart
Ueut held their anniversary, Opening with lnaugu
raj Address by the Rev. l.. Dodge the Professor OF
biblical Criticism aud Interpretation, occupying full
an hour in its delivery, without notes or commitment
ard recurring the closest attention to follow out the rich
vein Of thought opened by the Rev. Professor, his
inject being "a Historical Sketch, exhibiting the Di-
"vinty Of the Scriptures" We consider the Univer-
sy fortunate In lie selection Of Professor Dodge. The
class exhibited in their speeches much thought aud
sound theology, much Of which is due 70 Or. Eaton
and Prof Dodge for the excellent course OF discipline
received at their hands. Dr. Eaton finished the exer-
cises with a characteristic address TO the class.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Notxss
h,.r from. ............s......s.'
,is 5oes rot offer materially from the table furnished
Nv the Darlington correspondent OF Tx TRiRVsE' IAe
n,Jov, Herald DEM of nth inst has list OF 10 wing
"a 10 Democratic Senators, with Districts to hear from
7Ie Herald honorably apologies for the circulation "
10. Given 10 tho Free Homestead b for Kansas ana Ne
-. bo.x which was given currency to IN every Ne
TIc Keokpk Valley H7ig "a thOrough-gons An'i'Ne-
brsska paper of the 10th inst thus reO'eeS O''' 'H'
eral result ..e, 6 a. arc some tbous-
aof Democrats and reeSoiers who aael ~ Ne
az; Lii as well rs many more wpo 'o'eu 10, "
S while their hearts and their Judgment were "n domS
eJsemed from the ihraldom and curse oi uo.n,
lows Is Isnotc organization sustained oy tne psoo
euuJr distributed The drill 'sTge'Hi;b be peope f
ty our - tones whose echOng Thunder wiz reAcn ~
e ca sound The hhs Of doom We are s'
rreseS ys.u We know it is but the precursor ~ ~
WIN t succession of signal victories over 49,
u5 Wbisky from the Missouri to me ,e
We rejoice in the coming s sso11upton and feel proud that
Ins.so nobly leads the van
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Ms Preserks Prener ~ long letter In TIE yas0sof
I,sgi,,snr on occasion OF the present state OF wse
Frrore calling upon 20 form sccc'c~, hunb!y
",irirr 10 frfn the law Of love laid down by Christ
,ts,f hs, NAV hereafter enter into connection VIII
esch cher and strengthen and extend theT activity ~
osntcd e1erdou and CONSCIOUSNESS - maiaal ala.
This Ail she speSslly describes a. beng caring '%
"cildier By means ii Christian oGucseoH' ~ itni-
r,s by e,rrisi- Christian influence by fho ,rba1en
If work ard its iusi reward for the SEX and the aSe
"bv sodng them protection sni hcp for pri'onsr'a and
other fen flowc,es.ures BY compassionate ''e eTeTons
30 raise them from their sunk condition and, finally oJ
encourssug all institutions and amns 20 promote
such purposes" The practical means OF gaining thess
ends Miss Breuer suggests should be as folows
"Frsf; That there slOsd bc Committee in the caPlta'
Of esch country whch should oner into alton
with al tie dAeres female Societies Of that land, gather
ell paIcsars relating n - anal theif work, AMI thas
be stle 20 take saryey ,f the VII lc.
SsoonS. That eseh Cent; 81 Co.nme hcag the organ
Of circulation for all oser Societies in iha' lsod should
through It's SscruiSry 20 some Uter corsesPondng me'n
Be communicate to the Cenir Committee Of other eoan
es the Irucpa dt tails OF the wrS Of foras s0cietes
in ia own touherNth accounts VI industrial ed rts
on ccoo M tu ons standing IN connection Wh the IA os
tie Scc',ty iha; have arisen IN their country.
1hnG. That printed cireaT containing thsse dct4s
may b. stu free of postage a me eni Of every yeT'
m m everv Central COMMITTEE 20 al those ot otar coaa-
uies with whom. ;hsy stand in ecmmanlcat,l ln.
This prclOscn is made il behalf OF a Ienae beneve-
lent society IN Sweden, known the "Lsiie' Assocsa-
"ticn at Srocklom for the Care Of ChillTcn." Nlss
Br,mer concludes with The following oijuraton;
Sisters who acknowledge the sane Lori let us uni's
biz name-let call forth every od eif, and healing
power BE- has given uscail them forth prsycrfay' mn
feuily 10 do his work more eryCnty than ever before
As fsr a. the sun SENDS Tays and the free winds bios
1yr the earth, peaceful messages ny hNe doves
from land 20 Land, from city 70 city, unds ut6od oy thc
God OF peace and love more powerful than the spnt os
war, AKA N'At H' ~ - w ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

DAVIS CO.. Ofcial mtjorty.l-bat's II CI0aa' -
Hail, l37. ,,,
App,soosE Co.-THe Courier says that Robby, W hig'
Is elected TO the Legislature, and the Democratic State
ticket has q small majority.
boTe not full account OF the for Clarke bat
, he has not thus fs~ fallen more than 800 behind
C,nes His chance foI going 10 Congress Il not at al
Snnrn,e ard unless "Nebraska and Whisky Is much
% thau General Pierce the Missouri Slope,
Hal may yet be, lett to chew the cud OF di.appent-
and orjo the pleasures Of domestic iehcity unae.
% LS1e Of hi: own wine and fg tree in the pleasant
Village Of Ktossuqua.'
We have missed several Of our Nebraska exchanges
.;,ce bo late election which suppose have been re-
sn,vod for The Washington Union, Boston Post, and
other Government advertising organs which have been
lowing over great Democratic" victories.
Tur Ircl,IA1rRE "A friend communicates ship from
T8, Dareaport Go:ee Aug II, with the following cal
,n,ation Of the Legislative result;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM cALIFoRNI,-

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES AT
NEW w-ORLEANS-GREAT FIRE AT MARYS-
VILLE-SPLIT AMONG THE DEMOCRATS
TWO TICKETS NOMINATED, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20

ITALIAN OrnaA.-fhe new opera of Louisa Millsrn
.a ss e on sss.n nth sn 1Sns sIss
tint DOrmy @ Frsderica, signor Beraldi Rodolpb,
Egnor GrsEiAni Miller, sgnor Colsth Count Wal
leading srst appear II Is hoped the Garden viii pre-
sent brilliant assembaage Of the musical diIetont
Bcwny TmAraE -signor Legero and Signor Delano
this evening for the last ia variety Of their
best feats Tho dramatic selections are nrst the Six
Degrees II Crime" afterwd Is Siguor Dsano viii 70
through his wonderful fsass Of magic The entertain
ments will conclude with the Peerless Pool 10 NOR
evening Mr. 3. Lambs bensdt takes plaee whom
bill Of great variety win b arranged for the
ment Of bis friends and the patrons Of the Old Bowey
NrSos GAspEs.-As there are bat . few nights more
Of the eng.sement Of Madame A. Thioa, there DO
little doubt but that the houss viii DO crowded ~ II
nas eesa 81, socs ess i S
for this evening. Mr. Frazer Tnio, and Asiame A.
Thilon Marie This theatre ID cool and comfortable
ac.s Az, T.;.n.s.n .%9sas piece: entitled
eceo for the afternoon and the drama In three acts and
ave tableaux, entitled the Corsican Brothersn for
the evening. Mr.. G. W. Clarke ~ the Twin Brothers
Fabien and Louis du Frsuoh.
WOODS MrxsrnEs-The same very amusing pro.
gramme, namely, the buriesque "Musical Congress-
and variety Of songs announced again for this
evening.
BrcxIxrs SRKxADzns continue to draw large aud
variety o. msiodie.he Violin seo, THE U1 Bird o. on
Tree, and the bulesquc opera Of Cinderella which
Is capital production.
HrPrcDaohs The light and very amusing exeroses
which sre given every afternoon and evening at this DO
pular resort continue TO draw large audiences Who
always retire highly pleased with The equestrian feats
We understand that Mr.. Neaae leaves TO- day in the
steamship Empire City for Cnsgres, for Caor.
MA to unl an engagement at the Metropolitan Theatre
under thu management Of Mrs. Sinclair He 10 the hrst
artist Of his standing vho has visited that section Of the
world and We congratulate the Cafornans on such an
accession 10 the prsfessions talent already there Mr.
Meade win not make long stay In San Francisco he
mist TO fui6i his annual starring engagements
this side OF the Rocky Mountaies.
NAnRow EscArr ov Mlss Enthusiastically, . party
from the City, among them Miss Logan we're riding ana
stopped At Rocky River for the of eooynx the
shsoe and scenery. Miss Logan made Q mis- step and
alpted from steep bank into the river where the va
ter deep She had sunk . second Tine when
gentleman Of the party, ob~erving her. plunged into the
water and succeeded In bringing her TO the shore Mss
lnRsn Gas Of course somewhat Astonshed by her i'm
prcmptu bath, but has received injuries from t. and
will sp at the Varieties this evening -CvslANd He
rold Jufv IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-20

TIE Steamship Philadelphia, q. windie CON-
mApder, arrived here last evening. She left New
OresDs m w lith inst, sed arrived ss Havana on
the llsh. After landing mails and passengers sne
left again the same day.
sbe brings dxtytwo passengers, and . cargo Of
pork and merchandise.
A report had just been received in Havana that
small steamer belonging TO the Nicaragua Transit
Company, hence bound to 81. Juan Nicaragua, was
wrecked on the Colorado reef towards the west end
ofCuba. No report from the crew. II was said that
her boilers had been seriously damaged previous 70
her arrival at Havana bat had been repaired while
there.
Capt Dunham, Of the bark Scotland, Of Boston.
had attack Of the yellow fever, and was taken TO
the hospital.
When the P. LEFT Havana the bark Odd Fellow, Of
Portland, entered the hsrbor.
There was considerable yellow fever at Havana,
and many cases fatal.
There was moderate number Of vessels there,
and freights rather low.
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CLEARED.
stsamship Gsrmania tRrem) Bremen Brsmsa 0slsiehs
stssnship star Of the West, San Juan. ME- Nor
Steamship james Adssr. Turner. Charleston. spessrs
,s.ssnsh,p Roanoke Skinner. Sorssrn. -. LsNsa !
sSIs K.a!.sc- @ s,.s,: g Assssv; css., Co.
Els S Ssfs. 9s,, .I DsrTAs sS p:E
ssRl Amor coiass ks::sseSs' fsss ~ P. B..a
sohr Riassold. Nerhrup. Nosfolh ssuress Clsssnsa
sehs Emily Johnssn. rannsn Baltimore. Johaso. 4
CHI Isabella Southport Frsahha, Bostss, Dayton
ssSr Easr.la, ns..ss. Boston, s W Lewis
sioop Snsis.. vsii. Prosidsso., : 4 M.y.ss.
ARRIVED
s s G ns.s "a. SsY M NJ
sssanship star Of the south Nssts N.v or..s, as,.
,i.A .s.s s.d Ps:sssss,.: e s.ssss. Jay is "a
a sps; Hss s% n.s. g,
S:s: ss a. a. s sr, a... 3 a.:
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ns:d 4 ss.,%s. .Trysyiss srs.as sss 'sss
no s.s :. 'i S IL Ia s q .Ss 81"
steiner =, o. ssss,is.r rsn rhIlsdssh!a ssc: s.s
81. y, s,sr Bull or. f,sss.a's. Liverpool " d.ys with
Ship To!,sss sEsp.ri Susisrs Liverpool, ian. ~ With
@ $ 4 .S:iss Re. f s..: =,
York 10 days out Had two deaths and birth on The
Brig g Agnes Brl Putssn, Pictos Ms IL days, with
Esrsa. Kinney Nassau, Fla days, With isnssr.
risabsth (of Mytie) williams Nswyor. P,a yu.s
g. With cotton 70 ERODE Petsis. JAY B. on 0un Ksy
Light IVES boarded BY boat from the shp Il
Nsv Yok from Noble 70, Liverpool days Gus III we'll
sehY Mott Bedsli Oliver Gsorgetown DC, Il dayA
Sehr knma Tuttis, Cornell, PhiaAelphia, days. for
sesr o,p.y rns.p. xsn x.ehi.. q a.u
Sehr Caroline knight wilson Lubso 7fsya
sehr CcrrslA. Young. New Bsdford, 3 day..
schhr u srnwn haysen PsIsia.a. c. days
Steamboat D.viG sssns. nsrsis, ssvssssh, "A days,
and Ncrolt 80 hours In ballast 70 Brigham Cahsrt Has
been bat cns nisht st see during the passags.
BELOW
ship swesptahes clippevl LsNs iron Canton March 81.
ship Fsisats Afrd, Cores FROM Havana.
Bari Caiifcrnh fro1 e Jaso Cvea
Bsx lssbslis Dorothy CIR, from Havana.
SAILED.
stsnships Star Of the West sas yuaa; James Asysr,
Chsxissten; nnsBols, ovfplk
winss. svprise. ~; meridian. dei s-ssss, 3,
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Stock sales.

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700 Wilmington RI e's, e6K; 1898 70 Penns SIS c p
i4s shares Pensa RR g; 100 Reading RR ss s2x 100
S SS % ssx % co. s2 % !, ih Ugh Nav s0 M,ash
do. 1ok; 14s Girard Bank. IL. Seco~d Board-Si ZOO
City 0s co. 1900 do, Hsmp6sId 90; 100 shares Reading
RR s5, Sax; 900 do, b5, san; $50 DO. bs 82K 90 do
323S do a2S; Ches Del Canal, IS; 500 New Creek
Coal Co ~; 200 LehIgh Zinc, q 80 Morris Canal b5
loX 100 Do, 1oK; 80 Union Canal, sswn, lon. 4fA,
S2H; 80 do, S2X. Market steady.