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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

The Minnesota Companys dividend Of $50 share Of
ers favorable illustration Of copper mining enterprise
Lake Superior when pursued negently and judiciOusy
TIE actually paid in upon each snare Of this stock
has been bat s22 eight dollars share less than the
dividend declared Besides this dividend the Company
has Of and divided portions OF their territory which
now worked by other companies An investment in 100
shares Of the original of 900 would realize with
all the dividends about $4,000 The Pittsburgh Cliff nine
would exhibit a result equally as satisfactory.
Undoubtedly many other companies, within two or three
years and some even sooner Will show similar results
The stock of the Springfield Copper Co, (MaryandJ and
which in this market has been purchased by the Bal
more parties who working the mine with great success
The quantity of ore produced exceeds the calculations of
those who commenced this enterprise.
Henry Young Esq, having declined reelection to the
PRESIDENCY of the Manhattan Gas Light Company Charles
ROome, Esq unanimously elected to I'll the vacancy
The Directors have declared dividend Of five cent
payable on demand
The Directors Of the New York Gas Light Company have
reelected William W Fox Esq to the Presidency.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury s25O337
payments s92264 Balance e3,22s,s6s.
The institution for Savings of jersey City has declared
semi annual dividend at the rate Of five y cent an
num- also an extra dividend of Il cent.
The PHsJUsgh Gazette which has been imposed upon
by false of the stoppage Of the Western Reserve
Bank of Ohio publishes letter from the Cashier who de
MES it, and reports sl5OOoO of available funds hand
There are now six thousand at werk on the Lake
Erie Wabash and ST. Louis Railroad.
II stated that the of the failure of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank of Oswego the refusal of the
Bank Department TO issue notes in exchange for mu
tilated notes After the bank had accumulated about
$4,000 of these notes which were ragged for ccua
ton it was obliged to suspend
The following statement will show the value Of exports
from the port New Orleans for the fourth quarter of the
wear ending Dec 81, l553
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

r, oaos from 81 % a. IS S55 - y
Irerea<e dmo the year ....s.'..s.'.'-...''.. w.
TIE amount loaned - the several roads l. amply 90
cured and fund has been created 10 met t1s pam hI VI
over $4,000 Of the balance.
Thor. rerat o. The funded dsb uu7rorici $1,000
Ard r-rortrg leans oas ceit psof % De- p-l b.
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Family Marketing.


TIE following table gives the Retail Proes Of the prnG
pei articles of Farm Produce il the City Of NewIork on
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MNiAfUkh ALMANAC.
scs-RHes.s..... q sets...... 20 Moox-Rises In
aleA vATER......THIs
ssady HSok..uu IN Gov Island. 10 LIN Hell on,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
financial.

OFFIcs OF THE CLEVELAND CoLUYBvs AND CrscIsSATr(
RAILROAD COMPANY CLEVELAND, o Jan. II 1884
dividend NOTICE.-A semiannual dividend of
DFYE PER CENT has been declared by this Company pays
the Feb Stockholders registered the bo0ss
the Company EeWfork Will be paid day the office
MssTs WINsLOW, LASIER Co No 81 Wallst Transfer
boOss vii be es'ed from and after the inst the February
prOXmo, inclusive.
nstaent Of % per the
Of second track required be paid the
July next Any s5ockhoeer may said inm may pay
full sad tho Of
February be entitled % dividends that date
BY order ofthe Board Of Directors P HANDY Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Receipts OF Produce. JAN 49,
Ev ne Ere Railyodd-l 50 bbs. Flour IS pks Ahes 80
Hozs, SO pigs Whhky - pigs Butter and sundhes
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sane tine

vIVaT sTOREs-A ifeady ien11d r SPIRITS T1rD@--s q
,s--'s rrrs. a e. 20 bbls fjaiic cash erase n
- - rrers eies 50 b5s va ni1g14 -
CT o. Retin g. f den NO 1t oFtng 70 ne Ft siocf le
saies rif5. 'les s. t5ls ils'n - - - 70 ~ ?
80 ~ I'D ga - s. Very FIreisver7 aat i-
Ter T. du su; are m a Sss7s . t5r la MOB fs'l
S its hrsr sht = Cd. Csaphtu- l. st-inE a otGsI-
TCBACCO u fair request slt ts - are 6 nld ,nric
q. 3 = ~ - csres Ono and Ccure' Seed ~ 5fl1i W
- $50 a. tEs-e Il6 bales Havana c.. l5J0a-e5
=.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

1EAs Iho maIk1t quiz I'm but ther quiet owing ths
This lot consiss Greens
Blacks We note ses Of SOC half chests Young HYson Sc
HFNThe msrket buoysui prices above the Of buy
ers Mar Ia held PIC bales undresssd An
sItCd ss5, snd ~ bales drt ssed s2i5 months
STARE IA buoysnt market with fair demiai a. lie for
Pearls fnd Ste. for Potato
sKINSThe only sales 1900 Curacoa Goat a. SOC
months aud so Peruvian do auction l8d each aad 100
90 Dee. at lflc
1lNN notice extensive movement 10 Plates Influenced by
the dvce Europe and about SO boxes have changed handJ
81 SO IS d cos1s firm A. the outside figure rern7
80 CT held 50 IS Coke IS months
held ct 80 Bancs firmly held SIC 80 slabs SAs
brought Sc
sPELTER dull prices above the views Of buye aS sale
&c
IRON-A demand the late advance holders
the sales for the week reach So closing hm
months The stock here moderate. Com Eng
land nominal 80 81 ref ed brought S8s 81
Russia sheet has quite active since our last sales Of
2C0 bundss HE held He mos u English
400 bundles bIou Eht Sic closing fr1
BRICK The supply hardly equivalent 70 the demand aud
pees tend to sdysl Sales 47dsT for common to good
hard North River
CANDLES-The market dull usu4 this Of tho
prices well Common sperm commlnd p
SEE Patent AGamanne al 212Ic-the inside
rhfe for TaoH " finn Il l3al3lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
QUAssAIcK BANK, NEwsURGa, Jan. II, 1854
AT MEETING OF the BOARD of DIRECTORS

i NEEllNG OF the BOAKD OF DIRECTORS,
~ held this day IN unanimously
Roed That the Capital stock Of hs Bank be
thousand shares Of twenty dollars each early practicable
that subscription book for thai purpose be opened
rsom 0 the hfst day Of March
Shareholders existing said first day Of March are hereby
notified that they will be entitled TO the stock pro
days ON that Date and portion Of thai shall
taken BY them during that time will he sold public at
Orange Hotel in he village Of Newbarsh Monday March j
1854 By J w. WEED Cashiar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

GRANA demand for Wheat improving prices the stock
prime diminished the sales coo bnsh prime Genssee
90 IS $500 bushels do in transit for hsvre 81 10 bushels
Southern sales of white do made pyae
and bushels red Long Island told Rye
very large lots wanted ior sales Of l5 bushels
ordinary Jersey 81 81 100 DO he railroad 81 20 aud
small lots River 81 IS Barley and nominal AZ Doc al
Oats buoy at G5Sc for State and Western and 450Hc
Jersey Corn plenty End dull AMI lower but cd
offered very freely sales Of 2O bushels s6i l7ic for
damp River and Jersev 9Od9c for mixed Sou
for white and yellow Souhern % Sc for Old mixed Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19


A L the ANNUAL ELECTION held on the ID inst,
~ the following pens elected Orecouof the Bank Coz
the eusHins year;
EUsh r PuTdy Charles Durand Jonathan Pnrdy,
MILAN Adams John y. Dickinson, Elisha fecs
Charles Abatuathy, Jasper W, Hughes, tassns Peck
Isa,c q Rarker Samuel Leggett. Charles Sholt0n
Leonard II Church. George Nesbift william j staples
AS subsequent meeting othe Board Elijah Purdy unan
mcusy Presidents hut decn % IN q
sppointment President and Treasurer the SNpenny
Savings Bank whereupon Peck Esq unininosy elect
ed President Of this Bank Tor the ensuing ieai - , .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Lo.s AND rRUsr COMPANY,
-NEw-YoEx. Jan ], 1854
per CENT. has this day
stockholders on and sfser the
0EO. Z. FITCH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
NEw-YoRE cLAsslFlcATGos.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market Weste1 and State Flour
buoyLt especially the grades these being request
the trade The shipping demand a and 9TH
arrivals there lie less disposition Ell 20 the close Canadian
rtqu and GmeI sales OF 500 IBIS a ssa8 2
small lots The sales Western Canal 49,
so Ibis ahou af future delivery 500 ~ Tor
straight ss l2 Is for nxei fancy Mchig-l an
Ohio Southern Flour better
sales Of G1oo bbs 80 20Ss 50 for mixed pod straight
Baltimore Alexandra aud Georgetown Rye Flour
IS and Sc superhne Corn Meal drm. Sales Of
l6 bbs Jtrey t4d4 Z! and Brandywue At 81 81 - 80
Buckwhest Flour is plenty s. 0$2 C per 100 lbs. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

AT a MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the
~ CLEVELAND PAINEsYILLE, and AstTABULA RAIL
ROAD, held January 6. 1884 II was
divide nd Of Five cent. be declared tbs
Capital Stock Of he Company payable the oee Of p Handy
Cleveland the Stockholders the 2lst inst
the e1ning for sN monhs ending December 81 9o tho
CAPITAL eh the option Of the Stockhoders sod
entitled racoua shares be required The
fraction and u share cash which WN
ente them stock In m shares and tht the transfer booss b
closed from The l5h TO the Plat Of January, l85f
Circular will BE- issued 90 each Siockhoder, snsr the
18th showing the amount OF dividend due them.
GEORGE B. ELY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

The report of the State Auditor OF MASSACHUSETTS -!
The entire debt and Liabilities OF the Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

OFFICE or MEssss D~SoAS ssssr,S L. Co, Baass. 4
Ns~-toRg Jsn. Is ts5t I
THE COUPONS due on the 10Th inst, on the AL
1 LtCIENY COUNTY BOSDs is4fi % she Pftsbarsh al
Su' ne Rsrotd Company viii BE- pad prsscasoa ths
ulfrs % ~ q lt r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

PHENlX BANKThe Trus the Phenix Bant whose
charter estd the is lust hereby give thsy
VII Jay the Stockholders thrr ega
dyce nd Of hnesu per O0ws eight per
the lfb dy January seven per een ~ an
AID aller The IsL daY Of July. ~ - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Bgs-u -Er ffs -lh - Tn ~
81 .ta p11o. 30 r.
Csssf- p h-tes = = zee IkN -
~ r- pond q DO ~
Pc app Fl, each..-1 l1.
L1ss- a. me f1l y - liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
OFFICE OF raE ROCKY BAs MINING COMPANY. I
No . Merrha- . FSchanse. New-Yofk. jar. u 1854
Office is HEREBY GIVEN that an Assessment

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an Assessment
~ per upon the apt Company h
levied byt Bosrd 81 Direction, % 'ce n o. a articles
Of he otcc II She ioioss
The lh Day February aud = cent ths
lsth day Of Ma ch wn Stockholders requested ~ sead
they hold b. sued
81 the ia full The rausr hoss vii - closed
from thc 18th d-y ofFelrgay tfh of N rch next
Notice also hebv that the na ueetne for the cleo
toA Of Tectos ard oih important bu ~h - hed tho
tie Company O'clock cdncsay, the first Of Feb
1' h. B. wO0LwORrH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

SEEDS-A odTaie demand Tor Cover BE arIv1s an
saes Of Isl bbs Gl0lc for Timothy quiet
SlS4s m and s7dsls IS or rssped Flax Seed i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

LEAOIh market continues quiet a. - fo spa1Ah - St Tor
knglsh, nd 90 IS for GalenA
hlDESThe arrivals liberal bat holders sin ask I'D
vance which IN restricts trznsac'ons sales So Dry and
ofy saec JAmss rs lS recently arrived se.e for ta
AikeI tovnes N Phsdelpha Soo AnEours FL rs, Ire
ported prevogsy brought &c they 4e and IS Asforos
- Arre 81 salem cf this uArket thew re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Shareholders IN this Company who have paid ftyfye per
cent? viii receive on t February interest the
solmens from the date Of
Share holders the books 1t the Office Of M1,
Csmnsnn Co, No 50 Wall and West the office Of the Com
psBy Toledo Tee Books be co.ed mil The "a
February neKt-New-YOTk Jsu H. 1854
A..I.An n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

DHENIX BANK The Directors of the Phenix
Bank who's charter viii expire the In January 1884 have
t day declared dsd nd ofi1ecn per 49, hch
pad the socs hooeIs by the Trustees dsy Jan1
1854 hy order a. the Board Z. NJ BaYSON Cashier
keW-l0rk. Dec 81, isj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INsrTruriosl
NO eB 5ToedNay
THE TRUSTEES Of this Intuition have directed
that Interest be paid TO depositoTs (ened teretol 6 a
tcfet mouths Jan the rate OF er esns
per sc1uH en- al Of ESQ and ave o.
nan on soEs over eco Payable MONDAY I56 is
nseI not called for viii be sdded principal and recey.
nhIsi',' az "a, S scTe' $780,. T. BROWN President
AXE ERIE, WABASH and ST. LOUIS r r
- Co-A2 rssment o. I'm PER CENT (m.kinZ 6Trv.s-.
PEI cent Sf VIII be Jsn.apv g..
f.eed Ne, Day A. the CsmB P.yetts 49,
on tie books here az No ID Was-st -'''' '"e 'D''e
-.,eS-1oI. Dec "a ls51 EDWARD WHITEHOUsE Tre..
IOLEDOand ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
- An ITs.irnent OF TEN PER CENT making IS psr zen,
pa w De required 70 Re paid tae is lamar s.,
"stt Cft pay ~ the Companys OHea AZ Tsso 80
tno'e on the books here At No IS Wallet ~ - '' sAo
EDWARD WHITEHOUSE. As,istant Tte..,,sr
dE OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
- SCVsifANf he's deesrd dividend Of FOUR ~ PER cFYT
ard siieF the 18th ips - 'u'Hs 'PefA''ns psyaDe on
on the books Of the New York Agency will b .d
H'ne Snes o. "IhsLOW LANIER 4 Co. No 81 WALTZ
"a me DOORS Of the home ofce will be paid A. the Com.
.-9sOHee' IN the City Of Pittsburgh.
htRE WILL be a SPECIAL MEETING of the
S.Sss hoeers Of the DEEP RIVER COPPER MISSING AND
annLiiNG, At he Office Of J. SMITH No n Wallet oa
ADAf the aih inst a. lei o'clock 81 By order Of the D
49, T.. n ,a., JB HUBBARD Sec'y.
OFFICE ~ FAENERS Loas AND rRusT Co,p1sy
No. y ExehAose plaee-NEw-Y okx Jan 4 Ia4
"A DIVIDEND Of FOUR per CENT has this day
been declared payable the skholder. on and a.r ,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

- C. frfr 81 sh-sy and 1c open daily 10 o'clock A. NJ
o'clock 81 Deposits Of Is and sr
cen interest allowed III IS 40 % $50 sans az
eeeoipg that amount Money deposited before the 3 Of
SaocarS Viii crsw interest irom the st C. PAULISON
ResistLti JACOB CROMWELL, Vics-Presdent; JAMES L.
DA1IOh, secretsryf JOHN r. LLOYD, Accountant -
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| o ,.S .I Of S.5499o sT; LOUIS CRY BONDS "a

s2so,ct Of sr LOUIS COZ SrY SIX PR CENT 30 Id 70
deenhle ~ ihe yo' New York Ia 1873 Til. ban - asl
~ yftne ena 70 1'susne Of Of the egsafe o 10 stats
and orders aud authority Of The Co1nty VI Lodi rks
sopye oals val De arded the highest bidders but Ia an.
ss han sao payment be made asr the opsnIo,
ne pcfE The prSposs s DO opened dser.
ens q ne hofs Of Duncan sherman Co. tho P.deet
Csshier Of tho American Exchange Baak PAGE aACOH
Sc Louh NOV. q >>N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

PONDS for SALE.-NEW-YORK AND NEW
~ HAVEN RAILROAD BONDS, due in 1895, per cent
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD (of nlinosl BONDS due in
1858, 10 per cent
By KETCHUM ROGERS L BEMEST
No
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
The Frcneh official Report.

GEN. CANRoBERr's official report of the
battle of Nov. 9Th is published in the Mon
aeur of the 18th. He says:
The Russian army, swollen by reinforce
ments from the Danube, as well as the COM
bined reserves of all the southern provinces
and animated by the presence of the Grand
Dukes MICHAEL and NICHOLAS, attacked
yesterday, Nov. 5, the right Of the English
position before ScbastOpol.
The English army sustained the attack
with the most remarkable frmness and So
lidity. supported it by a portion of Gen
eral BOsquets division,-as we'll as by the
troops, which were nearest to the English
position.
The enemy, who far outnumbcred our
force, beat retreat, with a loss estimated
at from 5000 to 5000 men.
The struggle lasted the whole day.
AT the same time General Forey was
forced to repulse sortie made by the gar
rison, and under his energetic command, the
enemy were driven back into the place, with
a loss of 1000 killed and wounded
This brilliant day, which was not pur-
chased without considerable loss to the al
lies, does the greatest honor to our arms.
The siege continues with regularity.
Signed CANRoBERr
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

The st. Louis Republican of Nov. 21st
says that the case of Mrs. MARY c.. w. BA-
KER, for the murder of w. G. HOFFMAN,. in
that city, in May last, which has occupied
the Court of Common Pleas for above
. week past. went to the jury on
Tuesday afternoon, after the close of the
argument by Major Wright and Mr.. Ben-
nerhassett. Judge Treat first instructed the
jury, in written address of considerable
length, and which is spoken of as one of the
most powerful and impartial comments of
the kind ever rendered in our courts. They
were out over two hours, and returning at
half past four o'clock, announced verdict
of mot guilty"
The Republicans adds that large crowd,
present at the time in the court room, SEEM
ed generally to evince their approval of
the result. The defendant herself exhibit
ed good deal of emotion at the reading of
the verdict, -r
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
News by Telegraph.
New YORH, Nov. 20.

The clipper ship Golden City, for San Fran
cisco, cleared on the 18th, and after proceed
ing as far as the Highlands, a mutiny occurred
on board, in which the chief and third mates
were stabbed. The Golden City returned and
anchored at the south west spit. She sailed
again yesterday morning.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of Poland was held at the Chinese AS
sembly Rooms, to celebrate the Oath Annivcr-
sary of the Polish Revolution. The Hon. Jno.
p. Hale presided. Several addresses were de-
livercd by the President, Horace Greeley and
others.
The Know othings assembled in large force
at the Tabernacle last night for the purpose OF
affording assistance to the families of the un-
fortunate sufferers by the recent election riot
at Williamsburg. Ex@Mayor Harper presided.
Several appropriate speeches were made.
The name of the dcfalcatiDg teller Of the
National Bank is HOwlard. 1t was discovered
OF examination, Friday last, that he had with
drawn from his cash $4,000 to $4,000 cir
eulating notes, and nearly all of it was found
upon his person. The Bank sustained no loss.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

The prevalent opinion here is, that if such
another victory is obtained, the allies will
be obliged to raise the siege. But it good
sign that the last Russian despatch publish
ed only reaches up to the 5th. Its sense is
that two sorties were made on that date =
one against the right wing of the allies, and
the other against the left wing Of the siege
works. On the right wing of the army the
guns of one battery were spiked, in the 9th
er Is guns were spiked. The loss on both
sides was very severe. A French division,
Which pursued the Russians, and attempted
to enter with them, was repulsed with great
loss.
A terrific storm is raging here to-day.
Prince GortschakOff has officially an
nounced to Count Buol that Russia is pre-
pared to treat direct with Austria ON the
basis of the four conditions
This is here considered palpable attempt
to cause disuniOn between Austria and the
Western powers.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
WASHINGTON. Nov. II.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
The General Land Office has done q big
business during the past fiscal year. About
100000 acres has been surveyed, and ofthese
100000 have been brought into market,
which yielded revenue of nine millions two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in round
numbers.
This shows to what extraordinary extent
spcculations on lands and real estates generally
have been carried on the past season, and ex-
plains, in measure the tightness Of the money
market in the Western states, now that the
dry-goods men in the Eastern cities have near
ly seen the bottom of their business.
During the last fiscal year some three and o
half million of acres were entered with military
land warrants, eleven millions of acres were
claimed as swamp-lands by the states, and only
one and half millions (the residue Of former
appropriations were selected on donations for
roads by the general government-showing
upwards of S2O,OOOOOO of acres were, dispos-
ed of during the last fiscal year.
The increased revenue on cash sales amount
almost to $6,OOO,OOO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Another Battle Next Day-Result I'm.
decided.


The Post of Vienna, has the following
dispatch from
CzERNOvITZ, Nov. IL. On the 9th the
whole garrison of SebastopoI, amounting to
&c, 200 men, made sortie.
A furious battle ensued, which was not
ended when the messenger left, but the al
lies had the advantage.
This comprises all the reliable intelligence
received of these operations. The Russian
attack on the 9Th is conceded on all hands
to have been very formidable, and to have
inflicted immense loss on the allies, although
they were victorious. The last despatch
published at Vienna, dated Nov. IL, re-
ports sortie Of the whole Russian garri-
son on the next day-the result of which
was not known. Nothing is more likely
than that such an assault would he made /;
and in the condition of the Allied armies
after the battle of the previous day, dis
astrous result would not be very surprising
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

The .Fua1rIvE SLAVE LAw-John Ryecraft
indicted at Milwaukee, participating in the res
cue of the fugitive Slave Glover, in that city
some time since, has been found guilty in
the United States District Court now in ses-
sion.
The penalty which the Fugitive Slave Act
imposes for aiding in the rescue of a fugitive
Slave, is fine not exceeding 81 900 and i'm
prisonment not exceeding six months. The
party convicted, moreover is liable, in an &C.
ton for debt, in the sum of 81 900 for each
fugitive so lost! A motion for arrest of iudp.
ment in the case has been filed.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %.

In the Criminal Court to-day, DR.. Bcale
was sentenced to four years and six months
Imprisonment in the State Prison. DR.. Beale
previous to his sentence, made speech in
which he asserted his entire innocence and CEN
sufed the District Attorney and Jury.
1t is said dispatches have been received at
Washington per Baltic, of very unfavorable
news from Sevastopol, being received by the
French Government, bearing date of the 10th
November, and that it was not permitted to
be published.
Lewis IL. Stone, Of Oswego County was ar
rested yesterday, and committed to the City
Prison, charged with robbing the U. S. mail.