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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

uARLEM RAILAoAD.-INLAND RoUTE-ON AND
baay ss s ss & %
street sesomIodstioa train a. A. NJ stopping 81 Wi
Ls.yss a:eas :. WIZ: ana Centre :s.s.s.xsr.
dale asd Shathsm -Four C0snsr' .sd arriving Aosny
Sss r,ss S1. p ;:ss:iF: !:
van Van NJ; : -
s s SA' s,assa FIJI. sPe :ss
4 Y.slys and :ssi p Bridge
r. M. stopping st all way stations.
Tor n ss ohs s. w
and north o. Albany a. the ooss oorns. q Bow
:s.Is Il man ..s;ss1: sSsys xn.a, S.ids:
10y sssssA r. and xIs.1ya ;s.DDiaS at Sh.s
Plains, Psvnss CrosOn Falls hits Flsins and wiisns
BGidss CARVING :, s Me- i9,t a. % n
train from Springfield 70 Albany win with this
sSP ~ Stopping a. Chatham -Four Corners. i Phiimons
Martin dale Hilisd.e copais AMlsrsOa Armenia wassa
Ssis: R I: Ss'ss: fsa::s;
v b o@ r
P.sssass. ss:xssn SIsson ran. ana wil,.%V 5s,ds'
isss1s = y e =:
i ii Jim. table stations arriving At New YORK a. Is
tween Csptcn Falls and FordsaT arryix A. New York :;
stations between Crotou Falls and williams Bridge.
irving at New York st 10 p. II. ga. N. snd72O r. NJ
Tslss ia, s iis
and 80 p. NJ, stopping at all stations.
snn1Ay Arrans ement.-Trains will leave for Croton
Falls aud all way stations At 80 a. and p N. Re
turning viii leave Croson Falls att A. N aud 50 r M
stopping st all way stations Passengers by the SUNDAY
tratns will be received landed in New York the
Twenty street station only Freight for Albany
received daily until r. NJ at the depot OF Centre
JOHN D. ELIOT, superintendsnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
MATRIMONIAL,

MATRIAONIAL.-A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND
l respectabifty wishes to lady SIMILARLY
sted This notice Ia worthy the of LADY,
the gentleman s sincere and eligible sincere sd SUITE
York. post paid.
MATRIMONIAL THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG
I ~ years Of age, Of good character and doing
busn the OF this state Is DESTROYS
offorming matimonia alliance with re:peotehIs
young Of address, and having fair educstion.
and 20 yea Of All unfcAtions will be
treated honcrably and confdentiay. Address or be-
tin, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

A yCTI0N NOTICE-w. J. INGRAHAM WILL SELL
"A Monday July 1T half past ten 90 ock at No. l5
Mulberry street general assortment Of household tqEa
stsads, beds bedding pillow cases. crockery stoves 30
also two complete chests Of TOOLS
Depo1its required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

UCTI0N SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
VIII ssi q his store q NASSAU street this mO.nnS
dsJ at 10 o'clock large collection Of and second
hand furniture several rosewood
Conditions cAsh. Sale absolute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
FIREWORKS.

EpCE's FIRST PREMIUM FIRE WORKS. ROCKETS
II and exhibition pieces every sizs and price, for ssis
j. w. HOLBERTOh, IS Msiden Lane sole agent for 10
seph and Isssc Edge Orders addressed - shove q e
Joseph G. and Issac Edge s. Laboratory, Jessey City
win meet PROMPT atteution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
Z, COTTON, AgcTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF HOUSE

July l. at lOl O'Clock auction rooms No 50 Beck
Rsa
m. y
v.rdlobs. French marble s.P dss.:
H': sofa '
s ss
ssss sr: rate .rsos Also an lot Of second
f.1 fully 9 ssis
chine. Catalogues early in the morning.
~ g. HORTON, AycTIosEEs, WILL SELL THIS
''A'''
uENRY H. LEEDS. AucT1oNEER-BY H b. LEEDS
streets. pssiins s:ssS.Smsss !. the oacs sssi
.sS si:ssss s1sss: p.sss% ~
i.
Fl
s :slss S: s:s: :. ss K:
iss Of Nay next. Win sIsspsisn q brick stable.
HENRY q. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-BYH q. H. LEEDS
Con saturday. July By order Of the sssisnses
Streets sSoas 800 tons sol Peach Orchard and
HENRY n LEEDS. AUoTIoNEER,-BY H. H. LEEDS
our ss:.ss IL 4. :.
cost y and
Il md
ssSiss q: sy Also 'ss me e'A''
uENRY 3. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER--LARGE AND
.ss II s Of f. snd r. s Il . .a
tien sa Sturdy 's frat: and noaany July SD
Oosb, 26 and 2ss Mott the entire stock Of
H Asss. % s I ssss 90
r.
70 dealers This asis oas. ndu the assof
ss ss .. s
Il h
which viii b opened and the bushes:
selected stock TsrmsAppfoved 81 81. mcaths
e % a9
TORY L. vAnDE wATER@ AUcTIosEER.-vANDE.
water Turner. viii sell on Saturday july l. a. Y
ss e
carts three barges one lot hose leather buckets also
John FIsaRLATT AUCTIoNEER- SAL l2a
Nasan writes sale wil sell this :, day.
ss sy 'v'
p G. KEMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PiAYo;
fo.tss asT; day Sn a. M II s s A. 80
ton above large .ssersmen: Of good fur
sss B: va
s sr :ns sai %
ioguss on the morning Of sale.
DUssxLL W. wEsTCOTT, .AUcrIO sEEa.-THE EN-.
tire hsndo%s o. houss a. auction sy
at l0 O'clock all the furniture contained Ia nonse
Eshth syepue Fourteenth stres in addition to
which quantity rioh and costly furniture carpets
from Tsenty ninth street 70 Eighth - %
sold premises making large and nttrztive sale
every cle in the house to be peremptorly TO the
hghet In part Of rich velvet
tapestry grain suites pArlor fur
turs broo.teo and hair cloth large Fren pier assss
sasnry top rosewood tables add reception chairs In
ssssrss decor sssd vases &C. with number u choice and
0s.utn paintings richly framed r9.swsed mahogany and
rt sses all Of ihem sofas spring
cha and dining do rosewood and maho
dressing tables &e with large variety Of basement far
nure extension dining table silver ware, cut glassware
rich china sets ivory cutlery As ALSO ono snt
diamond bresstp eight large dsmoads cost $25o also
and worthy Of special attention. Catalogues 81 house.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

To sHEET-METAL WORKEKS-NOTICE.-0TE OF
the mos valuable and useful patents that has been
granted within the last years has been awarded 70 VIM
Webster Of MorrianiA " Qstters patent dated March
2s S5D for novel and invaluable machine for making
rom 6o TO Feat Of any hindl sheet Metal Tubing
bonrs "a: NJ and P NJ. In No r. at No II Wall
street. New York city, where ell interested solicited
call Towns cities counties and State rights SALE All
communications post pac) promptly replied TO in their
der. WILLIAM MhbSTER,
CHARLES MILLER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
ITO EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
sWhether tayrr still or 20.

4 N
xethinks the time very slow;
All my griefs to this are Jolly
Naught sad melancholy
Can't turn the honest penny, scbbng for the weekly
press,
Or writing Sunday bes, drown my private wretched
nessu
The preceding does for the sdvert,er he is
travelled the elephant his native heath He
wants employment; and, not to put too ne point
It, wants money. This Ia the md advertisement which
he is repon,ble and unless gs1tlsmen Of the press
his patronage from advertising columns The prize
10 open to papers magazines and olishsrs Competitors
wifi Yfeass address Cadmus, IT., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

UcT!ON NOTICED. 8. .HoUGH. AUG rIONEER,
~ IS Catharne street contents the house
Of BRUSSELS three ply and nsAn oarpesing
spring seat ohsrs rockers md easy DO tables
and stands mantel crnsnents nshossny bedstesds su
shsy elocks orooksry dnisg tables CUTLERY table aud
set together with the usual assortment Of furn
che whole Of which will be sold for cash.
A UcTIoN NoTICE.-TH0s- BELL, AUcTIoNEER.
IA By Bell Bush This day, AZ l6H O'Clock, IN th
sassrcoms Centre street BY virtue Of mortgage, will
be so1 the handsome furniture from Ninety xth street,
ao The balance stSos q pledged goods old English jewel
splendid carpets TO- In few days store will
ranged that facility will DO Afforded for the sale Of al
deaOIiptiQns Of orOhAndiaA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

HENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.-BY H H. LEEDS
Ii Co.On Saturday, July at IL O'Clock, in front Of
store No 10 Nassau street y order q the sssgnss
double iron SAFE cost $780, made c. Herring and
furnished with powder proof look One bay horse about
b hands bgh between six and old kind and
gentle In all harness; sold In Of the
leaving the city. Also . set Of double harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

DAMANTINE CANDLES -THAYER'S SUPERIOR
"A finished candles well adapted for the Southern
kets, In h. cartons and H. % 30 and 40lh. boxes
also hotel candles for sale BY WIN. s. TOOLE CO., -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

DORT WASHINGTON, PAVILION HOTEL SHRRV1.
bury, n J.-This salubrious and beautifully loNa1o1
retreat for the reception Of boardss vi
bo.tns sshns CUNNING, drives and romantic scenery
unsurpassed Boats will make four trips daily
summer from foot OF Robinson street. leave
every morn ing, and return each afternoon, SUNDAYS
included. No mos luitoes fever and Aguc. fau8{0
DESTROYS Of securing should make early appsa1is
Also. cottage to fet-rent 800,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS' SAVINGS IN.
stituuon. 402 Grand street, win pay interest all
moneys deposited or before the 9th Of July dating
the Isl D the rsss q az per cent on M and 9Ader Bank
from ave to seven p n. ALFRED Z. CONKLEN Pres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

NEW ROCHELLE PAvILION.-THIS DELIGHTFUL
An retreat IL ready for the reception vters tra
sent or permanent Families will ind that they selsot
pleasant accommodation terrns War
Of access by New Haven csrs by boat from Tuto
ferry H. Apply ~ tho Pavilion or 1T No. 70 Wee0
Eirhtoont Oh street w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM.
IN pany, carrying the United States mail for Mobile.
ppirg Hayana-Sem monthly line. The steams ship
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James p Bullosk yin sail
csely from pier foo. of Beach street, North river
Freight taken New Orleans Passenger for Havana
procure passports before swing port freight
passage apply to LIVINGSTON, CKoCHERoN CO.,
gents, 81 broadway. -
r. B-Tbo Cahawba, R. W. sobufsldt, commander, will
succeed the Black Warrior, and sail July Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

fy,KENTON FALLS, NEAR UTICA NEW Y0RK-rn
undersigned informs the public that his hot at the
above IL new for the reception Of and
trusts that his experience Of twenty years. togsh
with the extensive additions made TO the Id
Will be able to furnish satisfactory accommodation for HIT
guests n NO0RB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TIRE CENTENARY n. E. CHURCH, BROoKLYN
under the pastoral charge Of Rev. c. Ii. Whtecar hsv
g been impro, cd win be reopened Sabbath nox. Go
morrow Preaching at 10Y O'Clock A. M and quarter
so'eloek by Rev. d. w. Bsrtine, of Pbisdepha;
O'Clock r. H. by Rev. A. H. Robinson, Of the Providence
Conference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

CUNDAY TRIP TO NEwBURG AND SING SING,
landing At Yonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown,
sing Sing yerpsnks CoslenG lock and Cold
splendid steamer THOMAS e. HULsE, willsave New York
from Pier ~ foot Of jay street. Sunday morning At
O'Clock fer the above places Returning will leave Ne
burg al o'clock This Excursion 10 Of the finest
out Of New York giving pas7enger emo vic Of the
Of the Hudson and opportunity Of spending pazs Of
the day ~ Of the delightful places the route.
SUNDAY BOAT FOR Albany -MERCHANTS'
- fine.-The steamer HERO, Capt j. N Hsncox, will
ave the pier foot OF Robinson street sunday Juiy ~
efeEO. I. sTANIE7. AZ the ofsas on Is wharf -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

E,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITgD STATES
II mai. line The and splendi steamship FLORIDA
Soshu will H. LEAVE D,r O. saSWT s.S 3ry A. four
SAMUEL L hII1HILL, IS Broadway; Through sioksts
ALABAMA, Geo. X. schenck will succeed, and sail on So.
turdAy, july g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

GRERNWICH SAVINGS BANK HAVE REMOVED TO
VI their banking house No. Is Sixth avenue,
Waverey place Open daily Sundays exospte from 10
A. NJ and from 6to 2. n. All money deposited
to July 10 will receive interest from tho ct
SIX per cent aDnam AZ Of ave dollars
Eve hnndred dollars. WA AANDEVILLE President.
W; ,,R y vEnniLrE, Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

r OEG ISLAND RAILROAD.-FOURTH JULY, 1884,
~ On Saturday the Lat; Monday, the 3d. and Tuesday.
the 4th Of July the AS NJ train will through to
Crtenport. Returnfpg wild leave Greeuport Monday
Tuesday the t.h, and Wednesday the 5th at -
ing to tho summer arraugeme ats Of July LIST, 1854
WILLIAM Il. MORRIS, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK NO. 81
~ Chambers street Notioe-Ds positors informed
that deposits made on before SATURDAY the sh Day q
July Bank open daily, from 10 N. ~2 p " and
5to7P. II. JOSEPH STUART, President
PKrrp CpERAn. Accountant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

TT SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR HAVANA
u and New Orleans The United States Mail Steam.
ship Company intend TO dispatch the steamship CRESCENT
CITY, Capt McGowAn Wednesday July IL, at o'clock
NJ fror, Warren street per- FTsgh. 20 Neg Orleans
40 PEI cubic foot via be received the 9th Of July
pece only takea freight 10 Havana shippers will 30
supplied blank bills ,adisg Of the form signed by
hs on application at their Office For freight OF
passage apply at the Conpsnys office, III West street
ner OF n arren street. 81. y. ROBERTS,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

DUBLISHED THIS DAY-A LARGE, HANDSOME
sursnes Gazette Merchants BrokerV shipowner.s rnd
underNrittrs' Jeurnsl Te,rs - per annum
msnts for three ok and twelve mouths special DISTRACT
All communications, post paid, TO be ADDRESS 40 a n
CURVE ~ Pine street New York The ~ 81 svrn,,ad
ny BOSS jones', Wholesale Newspaper x~pts ic5 Mas
street
CEssIof LAWS LAWS OF N.Y. YORK FOR 1875.
~ jutt puhli,hed and xor sSra by PANRs GOULD CO.
a.. "ssu street. ksw fe.f, srs f7i &c sdwsy Albsty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

COUTH SIDE, LONG ISLAND-TBE CHANPLn
House, 1t Islip now in complete order rsea
ton Of visitors The beautiful stuaton Of this house.
fAe trout pond delightful lawn, with its full grown tree
and ahrubbesy which lies around T. and than ALI Ae
hhng and sailing together with the eAsy access from the
city, make the chsmplin House unsurpassed among tA
made directly to the proprietor, AMOS r. sTRLLEN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

WHEN INSECTS BITE THIS SUFFERING CLAY,
w All where , safeguard shall We fnds
In bed. alas We cannot stay,
Beseged before, beset behind.
In this prcdcament the only resourosh LYONS magne.
tie powder stamped with the approval Of two "Worids
Fairs" and popular wherever ease and cleanliness Are
preciated contains poisonous ingredient Lyons
pills for rats mice less In their
operation Depot 44 Broadway, NJ T. and 10 Dock street.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

nONETTIS ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS ANp COA14
IL and beautiful Chemical Illusions Chinese BrildnGns
ess Alldy%2 every night At g. and "wednesday ana 5.
price. n B.-Next week Is the last
CCENE PAINTER AND PROPERTY NAN wANTRm.
A first rate scenic artist, aeoustomsd t. gstag
spectacle preferred and good property man. wsntex
Immediately Address How Atheneum, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

IL Co.0n Saturday July by order Of the assgnses,
o'clock At the Coal Yard the Of King and
Gresnvih streets about 300 tons Of Peach Orchard and
Black Heath Coal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

Just ARRivEp. AND NOW EXHIBITING: AT sos
man into stone in the world and perfect every
ber rs when alive. The above tho wonderful ph
nomenon that exhibited with such Phledsl
Phil and WashngtSn city 70 many thousaad
curiosity they ever witns ssed Admission conts. DoS
descriptive Of tho above three cents Open from A. r. .
lOP, II. - = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

A UCTION sALE.-JOHN REDDING WILL SELL BY
IA pnlio venduc, Saturda July ls At 10 O'CLOCK at
l08 broadway, general assortment Of and second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

L-oR sAyANNAH-FARE REDUcED-THE NEW
and splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GE0R.
j. Garvir, Jr, carrying the United States
nail will leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wednesday
July at III clock from the wharf above street.
o pAssngsIs this ship nnsuspss.sd E.rs from Phi
above the following Wednesday Agents in New York,
SCRANTON TALLMAN, No. 10 Old slip whore plans Of
Tuesday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

TORY L. vANDE IATER@ AUCTIos EER.-vANDE.
q water Turner, will sell on Saturday, july at "
o'clock At the pier No l. East river by order Of the
United Department ono horss two
cart three barges lot hose leather buckets also
Lbs. coal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
SUMMER RETREATS.

(IoAsT0CK HOUSE. AVON SPRINGS. LlvINayT0N
~ county N. Y.-This house has been thoroughlv 70.
paired and cited for the 1t will aeoomsless
increased number Of visiters The grounds AttaseA
have been much enlarged and improved The neW
open for tho reception of company. J. C0As10ck-
GREENWOOD LAKE HOUSE, TEN MILES FROM
the Chester depot New York and Erie Railroad-Thio
house for visitors For particulars inquire q
henry D. relter 669 Broadway q Prince street
Of the proprietor 1t the Lake THARON FELTnk.
Bstagss leave Chester upon the arrival Of the mofaae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

OPENING WEEK OF FRANCOHpS
" HIPPOD ROME.
The new and msspiacsntiy ssaiPped troupe Of
will give their grand entertainments
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
The representations will COMPRISE besides the olAssS
of Greean course superb spectacle
and pageant Of the Middle Ages called the smes Of -
CIusaders,o together with OF the
MODERN FIELD FoR SPoRrs
In preparation. Grand Military Feteand SHAM FIGHT
in which zoo cavalry AND infantry win be engaged,
to Boxes, half price, Colorsd boz. Is cents.
noor3 opea at ~ and u performances TO ~
AID O'clock z, n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

n. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
IL Monday, June 1t 10 O'Clock ~ No. 2Sl Eighth
%sns consisting part Of 500 dozen sls 10y dozen Lon
In and out Of bond, and together With
oasks Kegs cuntes and shelving fixtures 80 900 empty
bottles 90 As the lease for the term Of years. At
moderate rent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JULL,EN's FAkfWTLL vALsH-JUsT PUBLISHED
- "Juiliens farewell vaise' or "Adieu TO America, 7
eomposes expressly his II de located
the fsdes Of Amerios; belshsd with por
tr sit Of Julien. To be had Of all music sellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

"A cid new A clipper ship WINGS OF THE MORN
II now loading apidy OF pier No II East river and
will without doubt, be tho ship sail The above
ship IL the only clipper and viii doubt make
rates, apply board. or to MAILLER LosD, No loS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

w wstchss jeyelry slvs.wsrs. vsluAhss md personal
ton street second noor front roo nom to Pm. Spleen
did oil pAint{nRs nalo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

r EECHEs.-JUsT RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMERS,
IL large assortment Of healthy and large leeches,
ransd esh and safely transported in any oil DAte for sale
$50 Per C0 and 81 per 10O by T. PATURkL 292 Pearl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13
The Gaisen Treaty

The following are the leading points in
the new treaty 18th Mexico for the carrying
into effect OF which an appropriation Of sl0,-
600 600 has just been voted by both House
of Congress:
Let. Mexico eedes to the United States a
strip OF territory, known as the NcsGil
Valley, which is supposed To be rich in
precious minerals, and possessing fertile
soil.
I'd. The United States government is
released from the duty, enjoined upon it by
the Guadalupe Hidaigo treaty, of protect
ing the Mexican frontier against the Apache
Cumanche, and other Indians.
Sd. Gives the United States the privilege
Of transporting mails and the property d
the United States across the Isthmus IT,
hduntepec free OF imposts. IL also provides
that no higher charge shall be made upon
the transit of citizens of the United States
and their property, than upon the persons
and property ofothcr nations. Passports
are not required of passengers.
4,h. Tbs free navigation Of the Califor-
MIA CULTS accorded to vessels of the United
States. This clause notonly opens Mazut-
Ian and Sonora to the traffic of our pco-
pie, but admits them to the pearl fshe-
ries, for which that gulf has been cc!ebra-
ted
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Dir. EpsroR:
Dear Sir;--Fpr the inicrma
zion Of ,hosn who desire il. wiil thus,
sihroueh the mtdum ot ,he PRESS. as
have heretofore, both written and sp5kcn)
state tina, en- opposed 70 the so-called
.sNebraska Billss' for several reasons, among
those which are most promincn, are, lst.
The enactment OF the Nebraska Bill VIC
ia.es the MisSousi compromise, I'd, The
compromise ci 1880, Sd. j conceive the
effrs; OF sthe passage Of that Bill VIII be to
;rample upon the solemn compacts and
treaties entered into with the Indians with
in The territorial limits Of Kansas and Ne
braska, a,h. The oath required to be taken
BY a certain class of citizens before. they
can held office or exercise the elective
franchise in Nebraska or Kansas; 9th,
The extension OF slave territory sought to
be effected by the enac.men, Of said
Bill
These viewsI now entertain and did be-
fore the passage Of the Bill These views
ind are entertained by men, who are
southcrners BY birth, education and inter
ests, unless j, is the 5th. objection, and
cannot lay them under the charge OF being
aboli,ionists. Mcssrs Bugg, Cullum, Eth.
ridge, Puryear, Rodgers, Hunt and Taylor
OF the House Of Representatives wings and
Benton, Houston and others Of Congress,
conceived the Nebraska Bill an outrage and
voted against it. They are not abolition
lists, they are southerners. Icntert ain SIM
liar views, am southerner BY birth, nor do
conceive it makes me an aboli,ioaist.
Nor am disposed to step here, | say
repeal the infamous act as soon as possible.
|, wasa violation of solemn rights, and the
sooner wrong can be redressed, the more
creditable TO those who have the power 10
d. so; therefore for one am not in favor OF
giving my vote and influence TO any man
f5r seatin Congress, who advocates let
ting the Nebraska act remain upon the
statute book of cur nation. and further am
opposed 70 supporting any man for the Iowa
Legislature mho would vote for Senator
70 Congress, who might support the Ne
hraska measure.
Mr. Hampstead h1s assumed contrary
grounds 10 the above and says he is content
With the Nebraska Bill as passed by Con-
grcss and advocates acquicscing in the
measure; he has done this publicly and |
have 40 doub, will continue 10 do so through
out tn district, il therefore remains for the
voter, on this subject, to choose between
him and your humble servant,
Respectfully yours &c,
JAMES THORISGToS.