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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
CITY SOFT-SHELL DELEGATES, Complete.
LID ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-SHTH WARD.
DeIeeates .4Eieraates.
James L. Keuigan, George w. Odeu,
Wm. III. Robbins. Patrick Matthews.

DESTRUCTION OF CLARK MILLs's HousE-We
heard rumor on Monday of the destruction Of the
house Of MIR. Clark Mills, i'll which, We understand,
be preparing the castings for the working moe Of
his great statue Of Washington but had authentic
information of the fact till the present II appears
that the whole building, situated about mile beyond
Blacensbure, was postrated by the storm OF Sunday
afternoon, not leaving one plank standing. Those
who travel IN the may rememberthed dark colored
edlct, looking like some unique temple, as stood
in their view. The interruption TO the operations Of
Mr. Mills be quite serious. but the in iefltgab
tis viii no doubt have all things in order again in
quick time. As this is the second accident which -
6appened TO the building, il is presumed that Mr..
Mills will try what virtue there is in some harder
a,erial than wood, for new house.
fWashiD gton Star. Aug 80
WHOLESALE SNAKE KIILIs6 IN RUssELL.-We
are inforNed that Frenchman in the employ Of
Postmaster Gridley, in RUSSELL while at work short
distance west of the depot chopping wood, encoun-
tered three huge raitesDakes ufng respectively
feet inches, feet inches, and feet inches,
hsviDg within them hVfy young snakes, each mea-
suipg s saries 10 length. rho favorable posi-
,p in which the three elder snakes lay ensbed the
courageous FIenctrnan to kill the three at a single
blow. Tie ,orpulent appearance Of some Of the trio,
cur Osity far cut them open, when the in
fresiing little ia Nib of htiyfy with ore rattle eae,
made their appearances only 10 meet the fate of their
s4des Those who have time and inclination TO ascer-
tain tie agcJeeeie length OF this danger )us ere~, viii
6pd that il anoupts 10 about tortytre Jet
;}tOTions saueh;e ih0tt ana one which should en-
e the heroic Frenehman TO the lasting gratitude OF
all ska fegT snakes in general. and ra',lesnskes in
na,t;cua, Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
"MR. DELAVAN'S HOBBY"

To the Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.
SIR: You were pleased, q few days since, to
admit complaint against our Journal for notice
of MIR. .lDelavan's hobby, as though it was an in
vidous attack upon a veteran advocate Of our
cause, AID an attempt 10 begui!e the public into
an issue foreign to the question of prohibition.
Now, If that complaint had been written in fair.
ness or our language had even been fully quoted it
would have been seen that tine great bearing of
our article was upon the question of prohibition
The Maine Law prohibits the sale of all intoxi-
eating liquors as a beverage Now the question
is, What are intoxicating liquors l say, and
you eay ard every chemist says, alcoholic liquors
liquors that have the poison, Alcohol in them,
whether in a greater or less degree The Ohio
wipe.makers say, "Our native wines are alec
"holic, but not intOxicating;" and so they have
prevailed on their egislature to exempt them
from the law. l have a letter from a German
clergyman at the West demanding an exemption
from the law of all femented liquors. Prof
TAYLOR Lewis, in q series of articles published jim
The Times, congratulated the public that in the
labOrs of Mr. Delavan, referred to in Mr.. Della
vans opening address, there was "a decisive
"refutation of the false and impOlitic ground as
"sumed by some temperance advocates, that the
"mere presence of alcohol rendered that which
"contared it poisonous substance. Instead of
"tLis, tlere was sustained the true and common
"sess0 distinction between intoxicating and un-
intoxicating HquOIs' Inc idttcr uigut c0n-
"tain alcohol. 1t might not always be easy to
"drsw the lne-t was to be made by judgmens
"and experience"
We simply ask now, Is this to govern the action
Of our Courts in the prohibitory law, and are all
alcoholic liquors salable which are not strong
enough to intoxcate; and if 80, how is the line to
be drawnl Is it to be done by tasters "by judg-
"ment and experience" or how' We thought
it, ard still think it, practical question: and not
IN unjust or unnecessary assault upon veteran
advocate of cur cause. If you will give this
place in your paper, think | shall stand before
tie pubic III different light from which have
been placed. l would iDjure no man, but will
contend for principle Respectfully,
i MAHrl Fafor Jau,nol
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
Foreign Ports.

Al Moutevideo July barks Hugh Bkhead, Hudgns aud
Corpela L. Bevsn Patterson from Baltimore, diss Ellen
Morrison, Gsvet, heree do Maine Law, Demns from Ly
Burke from Ro,.o Tor New York in distress Zee Dsstej
brig Ne Hand Turner m Phsde phis via Rio Jsnero
Passed DO July bark Margsrets Gaacar fIom New ,ury
port Apiil q for Buenos Ayres 49, 49,,
AR at Inssus 10th brig Thomas Walter Horh, Phila
delphis land sailed foy Kingston Jam
At Rem,do. l7h inst brig Eliza Burgess Gorham. from
Boston, arr. 10th. TO sail for do 18th
At Card.uas 1h inst trg Posos Ssby for Boston soon
At ssgua 18th inst bark Little Lizzie Gpatrick, for Por
land soon. -.
AK at Nassau " P I'd inst schr. VIM. AddeEly, lwye
New Oresn 5h sehr Sarah Jane Sweetng New York sd
Tine Kemp. do.
CID at Quebec sd inst ship Sate nan, Watts London;
schr Ariel Leblanc Boston, 9Th, ships Lombard Lombard
and Aquis, Sanford. London.
Arr az Halifax 81 tn inst EuIopi Shannon, Liver
rool 18Th inst, and sailed "A ?. NJ TOR Bo
AR at St Stephen, B. sith inst, chip Caroline Mar
ClArh EmeIson lOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

LAST OF THE OLD LoYAlisT. IN CAsApa.-Co..
joseph Rysrson, supposed 10 be the AIT of the old
United Empire Loyalis,s in Canada, died near VIc-
toria, Norfolk County, Upper Canada, on tie 9th
in l., sg 81 years. He vas = nstve Of jersey
and Of the breaking out OF the Revolutionary be
and bis treiher Samuel joined the royal s'sBdari.
samuel rsi-ed company Of 30 near Paterson,
N. j., and Joseph was one Of so volunteers sent
South to besiege Charleston Subsequently be wa- pro
moted 70 iieuieDancy in the Prince of Waless regi-
nent for the courage ard skill he displayed as the
bearer OF dispatches from Charleston l96 miles into
the Interior, in the of which he experienced
several hair-breadth escapes. He in SIX battles
besides several skirmishes. and was once wounded.
Al the close Of the waI be, th his brother went "a
New Brunswick. and subsequently 20 Upper Cansis,
where he afierwsrd held namber OF offices. Du-
ring the with the United States in lsl2 Col Ryer-
son end his three eldest took active par, in
the 6efebse Of Canada.
ISDIcTsEsT OF LIQrOR SsLLERs.-Ths morning
the Grand Jury came into the Municipal Court,
Ju6ge SsDger presiding, with ffiy.seven bills Of n-
dctment chiefly against liquor sellers. They will re-
port egain on Saturday next, which will close their
labors for tie present term. They have already pre-
sented over one hundred and fifty bills.
Boston Traveller, Aug. 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
Hyde and Bengal Seelev New Ycsk Al anchor Ass~
hrs Commerce, HArward. for YhilaAelphia.

bns sCcmnerce Harvard, for YhIsa.lpAis
fhILADhLf nIA-Air sss D. o. smship O.prey Anes
rsr'; .ehr. G~cTse B Slo. Me,.hos Mobile; %or,ss.st
Rhodes, Pro, ,d-pee CO steamship keupebcc Ccpcs New
yors shp Sssb~snk Br) Mcst,re Quebee; brig Prneips
S.ssrs - R:.'ssi :shr. J.ws. D.rsiy, wis:more csa
Ter bcs'on Porros- stovsr hou Hsven Amanda oeecry
Milford; sarah Ann Russell Povdenee Eliza Poster BrAse
pcrf; Eva Moe Esst C.nhrdGe; BALTIMORE Weed Bald
mere; O. w Cunmins, NOVEL;, Lynn; wsshnxton P.tsss
Nelson Leeds Proyidence; Jehu Vance, Hendricks Bridge
Fort; Mary Miller Laws, Salem. Msss ooeoto JsesAs
0ile,n. Mas Ann Curtis Williams New Haven, L. Ha
Crouch Htndersou Dishtop; II. w. Benedict Eils New
Haven. z. Thomson. WIletts sxbury.
ROCKLAND-Arr. Aug q, schr. Ocean Wave, -. Phla
pIc Jchp.on sie Of RoeLland ofsDd for Msebss. scsr.
L. Snow COpery; b b Pisr, Verrl; C. L Allen, Rho.dss
Gsnne Sontop; Superior Resiou; Jas Baker Ames; Lon
H..ey and Sarah Louisa Hix NewYora; Northern Lsht
Ar ssth BRIG Foster. Hooper ssvsnnah SID barb Splendid
Wehh, New -0resns; BRIG Amulet Miller, Galveston; sehn
S.rae, spsldins; Clarendon Jsmescn; Planter. IN smss
Richmond se.E; Elsa Jane, Dsy Noarushs Bsbedse and
RICHMoND.-A,r Ars % schrs Flisa Jane Biakerm..
NewYcrk; NJ N. Freeman Rowley do Martin Pke Mosrs
Boston; Beu Nsndver Jones, New.York Sid sehr wese
ever Grey Bcs'or Sth, Sey De Gcat hight TO cai for
sALEM-Ar. A.G 80. sehr George 4 Emily. Nicher-ou.
PhihdtlIhia SID bark Lawrence; schrs Cicero Colpev
Philsdelphis; Ann Z. O. c.t;sll, Williams. ds
TAUN1ON-Arr Aug. IS, sehrs Harvest, Psssbrsy New
York, viz sris, Prestrey. Rondout.
WILMINGTON. " C.-C6. Ans -, bark Ssmusl Trsir
Downsy, Port rrince sehrs Helene stues. NewYofs
r. w Brown cor New yerk AR. 18th, .ehr H. HsllosI,
Pow N.w.YeIk Ch Soth hris T. Hinds, Boyuton Bruns.
wk Nc Went 20 50, 18th, brig Maria for Jsyme, Haya
WEST pENNls,-in port Aug y brig May II Baxter. fct
Nks mon; Juliet Bsker Geo Enss Fsk, Flords Whsden
ard Co.'s. Kelley or do. all from Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

SLlSnsa sur AGAINST CLgasYnAs.-For a
few dsys past, according 10 The Boston Mail,
fore the Jasiice's Court against the Rev.
Wnl r. Smitbett. Rector OF Christ Church,
pneneA b. Wm. 7. Parroti one OF the wardens.
nh unSexs{ pdng arose between the wasdeDs sad
the We sry Tsltve to rsn deeds of pews which the
yesry at one Q their meetings passed vote should
b. sisbsd ky fso wbideas aud delivered to yersous
therein nssraioisi. Mr. smithett teing one of the
committee appointed for de purpose, presented the
cetcs at notiUg the werdeDs on the 29th ~ June
Mr.. Pspottsance.enooiously put the papers ia ms
pocket, wherespon NJ. Smithett vested his iesiNgs
an the fosvins hang ,ss charged IN the complapt:
lie lmeaDing dietensS.. has committed theft.
viii isAs any osih bxiose shy God thsi hs i,nsan
my def.ndantl has comm 70 a lhsit sai has my
Fofeuy. ra.'.
UpD THE ground Mr Panoti hsA bronght an action
saiaes sssieft The Rector, layi h's damages at
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
THE oPEkA HOUSE.

10 hs Editor Of The ". \. Tribune.
SIR: In justice to 1.-The Academy of Music 4"
must ask your in,erton of the following statement
of facts in reply to Mr. Callers statement in YES
teiday's TRIBUNE.
Mr.. John Caller contracted to do the carpen-
ter's work OF the n. Y. Academy OF Music for
9dsctc, Of hich amount he was %. the terms Of
his,eontraet) 10 receive as per cent. or $i9, 500
the balance OF % per cent. to be paid on the COM
yiel.3n of his contract. Mr.. Caller has already
bes4 paid S53 C60, for which the Academy holds
has h ,eipts, and il will take him until nearly the
first q Ostober TO complete his contract
JAMES HALEN,
President Of the New.York Academy Of Music.
q. - au.sl, Aug. 81, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

fell from the effect Of buckshot in the back part Of
the bead He was then carried into The sh'de OF
wbea, stack, where his wound was dressed well a.
circumstances would permit. Alter swallowing
hte water he revived somewhat and was Immediately
taken to town. During the night he Was at times
perfectly RATIONAL and acknowledged that he hsd com,
nit:ed the robbery on Snyders jewslry store sald
that part Of the tIags were in hollow log and the
balance in q straw pile about two miles from town.
He died on sunday morning, about oelock, and wac
decently buried in the afternoon.
fCauton I'M Register 2ith-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

NV MopE OF yENleRArroy.- The Co|sNbas Stdtes-
mas and Democrat of Saturday says; novel mode
OF emigration wifn< ssed by many Of our citizens
day or two since. A man, northwsrd bound, passed
along High ST., drawing small willow basket in
which seated little boy about i've yeas of age
in this manner all the way from Virginia where h-
had formerly resided; and that his destination was
Detroit which he desgned to reach by the same mode
of travel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
D DATES OF SAILING.

UrRIt pessaPf anpIy TO
EDWD. X COLLINS 4 Co, No. s. Wslla., NY
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
JOHN MUNROE Co Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
PMs or GEO n DRAPER, Hsue.
The owners these shps will bs accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious metals,
less bills adns signed therefor and tho value thereof
therein expressed
Shippers will please take notice that ths ships Of his line
cannot Gerry any goods Htrshaud Of war
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
Correspondepce Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence of The ". Y. TribGne.
WATERLOO, Wednesday, Aug. 80 1854.
Mrs Johnston wife Of John Johnston, was struck
with lightning to-day at out o'clock, while walking
in the garden. Mrs Johnston came 10 this country
with her husband from Scotland about 30 years ago
and was enjoying with her partner competence, the
result Of years Of successful industry when she
striken down aid killed in an instant. The farm
where this melancholy event occurred is in the town
of Fayette the high ground on the east side OF the
Seneca Lake opposite Geneva. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
CITY ITEMS.

SMUGGLING Two German Jews, passengers in the
steamship Washington, were arrested by Capt. Ryn-
ders and Inspector Brown board that vessel yesf
terday, with diamonds and watches to the value O.
$4,000 concealed their persons, which it is alleged
they designed to smuggle ashore. The property was
placed in the charge Of Collector Redfed aud an in-
vestigation will be had to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
La W LVI,ZZLLGENCE
U. s. MARSHAL,S OFFICE.

PUsI'UFFItE DIT FICULT1s
Complaint has been made by the newly appointed
Postmaster we understand, at New Brighton charg-
ing that Mr. Brewer the late Postmaster in posses
sion OF q mail bag key and refuses to give 1t up.
warrant was issued
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Deputy Msrsbal Horton arrested this forenoon the
frst mate of the ship MDna Shaffor, charge of
assault upon the second mate with dangerous weap-
Ons. Held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
MURDERS md OTHER CRIMES.

RIor AMONG TIE GERMANS AT LEN0S hiLL.-On
Tuesday afternoon large body of Germans ceie
brated the day a, Lemon Hill by indulgns in singing
dancing, and drinking lager. From some cause
regular fight occurred in the dancing room. aod, IN
few moments men, women, and even children rushed
20 the scene of disturbance. number of the police
officers under Lieutenant White, had been detailed
there 10 preserve the peace anu IN attempting to que
the disturbance, the Lieutenant was knocked down.
ard several Germans, under the influence Of their
favorite beverage, commenced beating him. At this
moment, an oficer seeing the Lieutenant down, made
an onslaught the aggressors, AZ, for time It was
difficult matter 10 diserimaie who on the offen-
sive or defensive. Women, with babies in their arns
joined in puglistic encounter, and seemed 10 enjoy
the scene more than anything else.
II is reported that several Of the officers showed the
white ilsther, or found il more convenient TO run
away than TO resist the infurated party. Others 81
the Police, however captured seven, and took them
before Alderman Conrow. The following charges
were nreiered James Phillips incidng to riot, $500
bail 10 answer Caspar Hrshur-er assault and
battery and melting to riot, 81 900 TO answer John
Welsber assaut and battery and rescuing prisoner,
$1,000 answer. John Rubbert, interfering and ln'
citing 10 riot. $500 10 answer John Hoffman, riot,
81 600 TO John Carter riot, $500 10 yer.
Charles Foulke interfering with officer and riotng,
o., coo TO ansver. William Beckard and Jacob
Nurch we're held IA $500 each to answer the charge
of assaul. aud battery. John Knauss was chirged
with commirig en assault Gu battery upon Officers
Kemrs and Hnrt, and held in 81 600 TO answer.
About O'Clock in tie evening there was another
row, and Lieut. Sh re OF Penn District, then ar.
rested two more al 'he rioters. Their names are Nc
Beck and Jscob Mnncll They were taken before
Alderman ConGCw, and held in 81, each to answer
al Cont The whole party were fnil OF lager beer,
and in iha. excitable mood when fight becomes nee
essary 10 both German ard Irish ternpere nents.
lPLlsIeyhs Sun. Aug 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

NON-ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA AT BOSTON
BosIos, Friday, Sept. l, ls5i-ll A. N.
The weather here is very thick and rainy, and the
Europa has not yet arved She is doubtless detained
outside by fog.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
Pss>en~srs Arrived

4. sris Tor.sdo. 6oa B<y~sda-Nrs Hsnley D Hunt Me-
Hunt j Hunt j. Gruntten d. Mccall. Z. D. dsrrs C.
n Gilbert NJ McGii II. j. Me6ll. q MeGin. q ~ Kemp.
L Dunsooub rrsynsr. T. Trsyner. J. Clark. Il Meosuy
j. McCsrtry r. Mecs try, J. Inlraham-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
~ G CONTEMPORARIES DEPICT

Z. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
SHIP YoRKsHIRE.-The ex animation of Capt. Mar
shall, ON a charge made by another of the seamen
named Cotton, of alleged assault by kicking, &c.,
CONNIE need this forenoon. There hae been no decis-
ion yet in the other case.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
Arrived.

Brig Tornado lof westpor) McCsrty Bermuda days with
ballast NJ. Smith.
scbr EHr.betb Lsysr Ee~bern, n c. days with naval
stores TO r. n Blackwell Co. .
Sehr Mary, Guthrie, Newbern, " c. days with naval
stores 70 Rsynor Gilman.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

PosTPoSENESr OF THE Quo AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.-We learn from the Secretary Of the Ohio
Agricultural Society that the Ohio State Fair has bsen
postponed IRON Oct. II TO Oct. 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. ..sErrENsEs l
Cleared thls rorenoon.

PGk-Norh Sea FareDs. City Point, FEnch Melneke.
Phs-Creson Matthews Hsllowell. y ". Sason.
Schrs-Benj Harrison Spencer, Wssu ston G., master;
M.ry Elizabeth Smith Richmond Jsiason slssht' Re-
nos D. Crowell toston. W. Lewis w Johnson Foster,
Providence Johr son Slssht
Stesmer-Michisfn, Nichols, Philadelphia, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

N'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMEklCAN
PROM NEw-YoRk TO LIVERPOOL
Chef Cabin Passage. ...'...Sise
'e''Ff FROM ONT bosT3s osSs 10 LIVERPOOL:
snle, tr Ssen h risssss. p. ..'..''''''''''''.sii
TIE .sir. ifcrn Bostos c.li at H.iifsI
tsiA s%i S:r;; !; SIsi:, SHSASsS Ssss s;sss ::
These vessels any clear White Light at miatassd Green
ASIA. Lott. % Ycii. wsdss.d:i, Ss ssps
kfseA Wsnss: s Sept Sept
NIAGARA, Letch Boston. Wednesdsy 9th Sept
Berth. cot secured until paid for
The owners OF these sys will not be accountable for Cola
unless bin. Of sued therefor and tho value thereof
For freight ''''' iS'!S 'SUsAaD No ps~u.. o.,..
V,HE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their fsvohts
sE5$ E5$ .a.
CITY CITY q SEP e ~ ~
CITY CITY 9g 9g Wss.sy aug ~
CITY o' RxrEs or Pissxof isssoesf;''' Sept ''
s's som ssh .sIa'SSL
sa.hp ssI.as e sd.hp ssIths S '"l; ounce.
FORWARD n.i, ro,wsId ssIhsio suiasss
THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS FOUND IN PROVISIONS.
From Fhilsdep SIS From Liverpool 90
Certificates Of passage viii be soed here % parties who are
Drafts the sseBts from 21 upward.
An experienced Surgeon will BE- carried each sbip
All soods sent TO the agents in PhsdeDhis and Liverpool
will be forwarded with economy and dspstch.
." 's;sl MsHx&6:Ss & 'Bsi} Bs}5TyxRs Co. Liverpool
SAMUEL SMITH, NJ ~ ~ snutst, Phlsdslphis
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line for NEW
Il YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. The line Will BE-
conpos.d 0, the following snd splendid ships ys
CALbOUN.... 600 burden. ..Cspt b. H. Tfeman.
SEQ tuns burden. Capt David Csuinns.
WEbs1ER....2oco tuna turdea.....Cspt j. Lawrence.
ORIENT 600 tuns burden. .Cspt George Hill
The above vessels been recently built and the se
ard most sub tsl In the trsde.
Taey arc BY Of xpesnee and sbity The
very superior and every e1erticn win be
promote the eofot and the
Of slippers. For FREIGHT or psssAge apply 70
sP0FFORD, TILEsTON a Co, No - Broadway.
Agent. In Liseipool-T GRIMjHAW 4 Co., Nc 10 0ores-
PlsIs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

ste.meT ISAAC r. esfiTE
leaves daily lsxeept ssad.y)
Chsmb~rs-st. Per ct 4 p. n
for NyACK snd HAvER.
STRAW. spdins st Roehland
Lsie srd fiemont, in con
SECTION wtsb the Jew York and
Erie Rxilroed.
Returning, leaves Hsver.
arsv every morning q q
e'eloct.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA--Sem

II Weekly U. S Mail Lne.Ths splendid and fast going
aespsiip NASHVILLE, Bsus commander. vtli leave
oeoeh p NJ precisely Fer freight, sppy On board wheU
all bill. Of lsdns viii bs :isnsS and fer p:s.sse " hs oee
Through Tchets Florida follows To JsckOnve s5l
.cx
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

ADRIArIC
These bps have been built by expressly for Gov
service Every been taken 10 their consue
also their insure strength and speed and
tier eomodsons passengers uneqaalei for elegance
and comfort Pce of pssssse from New York to Liverpool N
6 las cabin i9o n second 10, S75 exclusive Of
traze $500; from Liver pool to NewYort, 80
and R experienced attached 10 esch ship No
berth secured until raid FOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
MAIL STEAMSHIP As

IL Livepcol --1he ASIA, Z. q. Lott. Commander viii
sci from tbe stream on WEDNESDAY 9th Sept sf aP ~
peeiey s,esmer will leave the Companys dock Jersey
CITY, TO convey the passenser and bsssasel IL O'Clock,
(potp1 I2S p NJ Up NJ aud 80 ". The Last boat win
tsts the msls. T.. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
DIsToL rOUND.-AREvOLvING PISTOL

was found in passenger tho New Haven DEPOT
the SIS, nit l. may Be had to-day st the Meuopos Hose
Ansr to-day, sddress y r., No. SO Chcstauts Pslsas
nhia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
1tramboaIs aui Railroads.

CEPTEMBER, 1e54.-FOr Shrewsbury, Long
~ Brnch Highland Dock Oc@sn House Port wsship stsn
Mounts Doch Browns Dock, MddIetown) and Red bsnk,
from the foot Of Robnsoost North RiverNew and splendid
uesrfoat ALICE c. PRICE Capt H. HsSserty viii
leave the foot of bobinson s,, North River, s follow;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

UTARDLAW, WALKER & BURNSIDE,
w FAC TORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, apd
RECElv INC end FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

count Of hs owners
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and the INTERME-
~ DIATE LANDINGs.-Nesls served on bard -rhe
vefl.known and fevodte steamer ARAvNIA, Capt J. Pot
bsuus will Leave New York from foot Of Chsmbsnse.
eyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. 81 yS,esk
A. 81. Returning leave Albany every TUESDAY, ThoSS-
DAY ard SATURDAY
EXCURSION for the MILLION-Cheapest SAIL
T. 10 the States Fare St eenia Bosts leave every hSf
hour to STATEN ISLAND.
ard OCEAN I'D iahsIs the air e ssas hs sTAtnS
tenn. tr Picnic rsfes Csmpsnes end soeistisa Appy st
feuy-bouse
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CTATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY
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further notice; Leave vsndsrbrs LanAhl Gtessa bn.l
every hour from 4 r. 09R T. Lew - - "btsAaA'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

wNh this All persons forbid trusting this boat se
count ths
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
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VTNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
II STATES MAIL srEAMERS.-The ships eomposins tn

ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC csp. Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt Censtoch.