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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10
Anti-Siavery Gathering In Boston.

HKShY YARD BEgCnER ON THE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
BosroN, Feb. 8, 1854
Ia rssporse TO very limited nosse, the Park street
Church in this city, densey packed tAis evening to
hear address from the Rev Henry Ward ,er on the
prssent at'uee Of the slavery question: inaenced by
the pending Nsbrass bll Every seat, aisle wiudow and
standing fpot WAS occupied There could not havs
lsSs than four Thousand people present.
Lsut Governor Plunkett, with numerous political and
clerical dsnitariss, occupied The platform.
The venerable father Of the speaker, DIR. Lyman
Bsecher, offered fervent prayer
Dr. Edward seecher and Mrs. Bseohsr Stowe with he,
husband, were also present.
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested. 10 an sd.
dress ef hour and = quarter the eloqusn.
preacher, in hi, own peculiarly forcble manner ex
snnsd the So oAl, political industrial and moral
islat'ors Of TIE free and sIsvs ssatss. ard drew
xyvi picture Of the gle antc fraud and wrong to b,
rerIeasd upon the North by the p.ssaye the NsbrAs
La BILL too str ngly rooted lore OF the Union a;.sd
upon By the selfish business motives he regarded as tn.
ehst Iesfors Why the North had oy yielded its
ooptests with tho Seuth BE rel oicsd tRAt veil sAs
being from tho hieccu.yk Of slavery and
thtthe Ncttwould lorser be sjoed by spesous
CRY Of "Iegsrs tor Tho Usioc." Lnta,on OF
ofpo oD 70 all eys StItes should bs the 20 car
dnAl points in future political rct,n
tie enthusasm 4 tne audience &. qusntly ma gested
itself In the most heart. applause durig the address of
tre sPesksr.
The arrangements for the grsnl State AMI Nsbr.sks
Convention It Fireuil Hall. Thursapy OF week.
Lesry plctsd, and the inci,shons tast 1t ell
be catering Of tho ol en hind, and worthy ia all
respects OF Massachusetts Among tbs dstrgu'shed rnsn
ietidng out cf the State, who have been Invited Job
r. Hsk, J0tn JGy, Gsrri. smith, sad Preston ng OF
your State; william Elder md David Tiinnt, o. Penn
RSlyapis; 5. r. chase J. Gocitg,. and dHard Wnde
G! Ohio; Ger. Fess-ndsn Of M.is AMI others
Tie Massachusetts, sp-skers viii the ses. talent
and ora,ory OF the stats
The whigs. uIi to DAY have been very 10Th to take
part u ihi' Convention, watt un NJ Everett should
tgssf. They row more dispnsed t. Tso
oss prevented any legislative yet There
is lut rsrtnleat tbe SUBJECT nong the psooie
tie public voice Will fId vent In
tYrC
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NEW oRLxAss, Feb. Z 1884,
The ssiss Of cotton to-day amounted 10 1900 bales
Prices have declin fully 40 siIco Saturday. middling
being quoted ~ Co. Tns decrease in Shs receipts
at al the soathsrI ports b9 COO ballet Flour has
Aeva ced 3cc Ohio sells At 81 sc T5 Ts stocx OF
cotton here $40 zoo bSlss Money IL tight sad sgs.
exchange on New York soils Al 10. 5 "a, discount
CHARLESTON, Feb. q, 1854.
Tho sRles OF co'tcn to-day 800 bsss ut prisss
ranging from 6se. 9Xo TIE market Is Gull and tend
irg corpward
SAVANNAH Feb 8, 1854.
Our ootoE maTk,t has decltnsd 40. The sales to-day
were ], ,O30 bales, AT 30 100
CINCINNATI, Feb 0, 1854
The Psslhc's news chscSed business our Ssts.
Previous 10 It's recrio largo aaooi had taken pscs
in liovisors, At Sl3 ior pork; 20. bulk
sices axe ITO fer shouldsrs 9sc tor prime oafslisd
lard, sno Zoe for krg lard. Flour II at 81.
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Our London Correspon dcnce.

LONDON, TUESDAY Evening, Jan. Al. 1854
Tie Ehrereon WGr-The Declaration g nc En0tisA Adnl-
ralty-Tae Preparations Throughout Evops-InportUx
JYom Spain, dc.
We ftl without TIE reply OF the Emperor OF Rus
81, 10 the OF tbs entrance Of tbs nssts
into the Black Sea- and to the last collective nets, bear
g the signatures Of the four Ambassadors at Consan.
urope.
In the 6les Of papers you viii recevs By this maj, you
rill fnd "Eood gasses" anrouncsd gu DISTANCES, and
Of the reply OF the Car As yet however, the
re and exact reply has not kAnspied That II will 30
WREN krown declaration OF 70 the westsrn powers
one 0sms 10 doubt Within the last three days
four courisrs have arrived here from e. Petersburg ms
Iatt only reached London hs morning, and he said Ia
hare the reply II SC, you will lave By telegraph b.
thlB nall.
The last courier left st Petersburg on the l7th d
January. II the 18Th TIA. the Emperor received
dtspA;ch from Pfess henschifcf incIosing ,hs oona.
munlca,ion made to him st sebastspcI By Admirals
RsmeIn and Dundu respecting the entrance Of the
brea ats and their instructions to protect the Otto
s,sn territory, ard warning the Russian commander "a
s,od collision III. excitement At st. Petersburg u
descrIb,d immenfe when Il became known that Eng
land ard France had prohibited Russian vessels from
r.vgatpg the Black Sea. The opinion vas most wax-
Ike
The Emperor Ia reported 10 have faid TO his suite
When battle is offered TO Russia, Russia accepts. She
esq laoId to mourn or feet, bat not for the honor
The nation. expected the rs,oution taken By Francs
snc Great Britain anc therefore, am not found unprs
CARED All my orers hSvs been given 10 advance FORE
ie9lEg this act whica By violating treaties, frsss NJ
from their Obligations.
The only Indication OF the sentiments Of the ksshah
government, until Parliament meets, may Be found In
f,w words addressed the other day. By Admiral DundAs
brother believe, of the one In the Hack Sal 70 ths
crew Of the Thets at Portsmouth The account nrst sp
p.srsd In the Morning Herald Of yesterday, eh papss
Is the organ OF tbs Admiralty
The Thstis, Captain Kupcr, d, arrived N Spithsea
on saturday morning last rom Plymouth.
At oas p n, the Fire Queen, teods to victory hAstsg
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ELECTION OF MASONIC OFFICERS.

Albany. Feb. g, 1854
The Grand rhspte- o. Royal Arc hasoEs, WI ish com
enced its fefsion in this city Tuesday, elected to day
tie following eff for the ensuing year, viz-M
Jchn J. Lewis Jr CT Penn Yan, High PrestaA E. Chas.
Cbuch, OF New York, Deputy Grand Eieh Pisst; L.
John Perry Of Troy Grand King; N. Peter =. Aur
ply, Il Lockport, Grand Scribe; John o. Cole. Of
Albany, Grand Secretary; VIM. Sey mour OF Albany,
G1srd Treasurer Jesse r Mitchell cf Albany, Grand
Garshal; n John Pierce OF Aibsuy Grand Sentinel "
Salem Town. Of Aurora Grand Chaplain. The session
the Grand Chspter will probably close to The
attendance has been iually large
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



ALBANY, Feb. Q, 1854.
rI NEBRASKA BUSINESS coNGRHsMRN REQUESTED 10 VOTE
AGAINST JUDGE DOUGLASS BILL.
Mr. Dickinson, (uhis) OF sssuben called up tie Ne.
bIaka resolutions received from the Assembly.
fr. PUTNAM, (whig) Of Erie, thought the movement
extraordinary He had been promised by Me- Dick nson
that there fhould be trick trap about It. The
resolution rtjseied BY the ssrate had been driven
through the House By the sag rule.
The debate was coLtiuued by several Ssra.ors-srd
the question being on Mr.. Putnam Is amendment,
Mr. BARR, (nat dsm.) of New York moved. IN. con.
currence with the Assembly.
Decided out Of order.
Mr.. Putnan's substitute was thon put
BE FIND (-hig) of Orleans, noved to strike out the
tarte frat resolutions, which II. Putnam accepted
The vote resulted as follows -
sield Hitchcock mat dem Putnam Riehards Kosei,son
fs9l.a p aia Bsl 1ss, s:m BisAop Blake.
Hct. s5,SlS ,a IL J,s srcsSI rani9Th nat DEM
iss mat dem hunfoe Prsts, shsrf xaiker' Ws,iias,
70 v. Pptn,Ii's suSsti.u,e ws.r,jected.
l1s Question recurring On the Assembly re,olaaons,
NJ PtrsAh eilee io. civ.sion.
The fis, resolution ssopt az foIlovs:-
YsAs.hs,rs. A. B,rnsrd nisher Bisliy Bradford,
hoIkin, Mrnree PTati, Rietarts, Rottr,ssa sheriff.
N1ys--Vttirs Barr Broofs, W. cisrN 2. CLARK. Dan
ieI'h, h.lsey hiIeneo9s, Hasehns, Putnam, spencer
ne second re'oiutioR was adopted by the following
vote
AsEs-&sstra Esrr.re Bithop Biakaiy Brsafors Butts
u. ciarr, Crltby Mcsirson, De!ranse field Horkins
Aul rec, Pratt, Aehards, Robertson, sherse WaEef And
Teft- S "
FAys--Noirs Barr, Brooks e Clsrk panfor,h, H,lsey
Hitchcock, HutcLins, Patn M BrtHosr, Watsirs and
" Mhitnoy-ll
The nIa gas adopted by
kYrs-Estsrs ra.ntrd, Bishop, Bskely Bradford Bn.s-
NJ "a. Lisrk CLARK Cr0tby, Dickinson DCrrs1cs fsdt
HoIkins huproa, Prhtt iutnAr, Richards, Robertsor
Ehcriin, walker, tnd Yos.-2l.
NASs-Hefss Barr, BIotks psnforth, HIlfey ultch
eotk, HutehirF, rrerccr, Wstiirs, and Whitney-b
TIE resolution whoh called upon the gnstors and Es.
prtseI atvel TO vote Ggsrsi tie Nebraska t was adspt
ed by vote Of g 10 ethe latter being tss hard
tors. Adjourned.
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Jewell. the Murderer.

PIrIsgURG Fio. Js5i.
Great anxiety prevails here relative 20 the execution
OF jewell At aoon despitsA received from Harris
burg stating that tho Home had psssd the senats Bin
grating 4 rev tEikl isg miautes afterwards, hoy
ever despst:h was received stating that this ucor
vet and thai the bill defeate. ia tho House by one
vote. subsequently private despa cass we're received
tha; the Governor mad iespei the prisoner FIR the
pseten and at O'Clock this evening the Governor hi
wtuld ar i've in the nsxt TAIN vita a respite Mean
while the gsows has been erected ard pther apparatus
made, the Sheriff declaring that hs will not hsed the
despatch ard hat jewell 1hs DC S1scued 20 morrow II
4 ratsser ger does not srtiye
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.IcrSav CITY InfelIIQence.

AporToN on rHE ANEpMKsrs 10 IHK CHAErR --Yes,er.
day msinirgE ipec.i meeting OF the jersey City Board
ct A!eermen held a. the ofos OF the Gle * OF The
CO Council 20 discuss the proposed amend 70
tho city charter After alteration the Bsard sgrsed
10 the Amendments ard Alderman Rappelyss wIs EN-.
powered proceed rt once to Trenton with them and sub
nit hem 10 The action OF the State Legislature.
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sganst 'hs sction Of tbs House yesterday, the Ne
brAska resolutions.
The House refused to rscsiye II.
Nessrs SAVAGE and RICHARDS their a NATIVE
votes yesterday the Nebraks resolutions and moved
reconsideration.
Decided ou; OF order

. reconsideration.
Decided ou; OF order
Several private bills we're passed in COMMITTEES.
sAyISGs BANKS.
Progress was reported the bill to sofsts the
Bloomrgdas Savings Bank Also .hs Rose Hill Savings
Bank.
MIR PETHRs (whig) Of Genees moved to refer both bills
to select committee with hinbtructions for general
law. Laid on the tGbe
SALARY or TIIR CANAL AUDITOR.
The bill to nx the salary Of the Canal Auditor was
ordered TO Q third resdiox.
NEBRIArR AsYLpM
Mr. RAcaus, (whig) OF Kinss reported bill incorpo-
rating tho ssylum for The reformation Of poor and d,s
lUte inobsiAtss
YORK TAxss
Mr. CUMMING (whig) OF N Y, by consent. reported
bill relative 10 the collection OF in New YORK
COMMISSIONERS lAIGRATIos.
Mr.. CRoCaRoN (wDis) or Richmond reported = bill
relative 70 ths powerr and duties OF the Commissioners OF
Emigration.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL
The hL fer the suppreasiou OF intaperaLoe tAsea
up ard de oated on the seventeenth sssten,
nr, LIrTyJoHy, (shg) of 0=wsgo-the COMMITTEES hAv-
ina prog moved tc refer the bill, select
COMMITTEES, 10 report complete
After csbAea. tbs motion prevailed by 81 to AZ and
the following aoum mites .inAted -Msssrs. Sea-
sions OF ChAuauqu; tt-jonn os@sso; Joy OF Tomo-
kra Mallory q Ontario; Lozer, OF Livilgsion Morris,
OF Kings; And Stsrlirs, Of Du,ohsis.
Adjourned,
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PROBABLE LOSS or VIE ,BsITrsH BRIG ANNIE coy
TIE q SoLI INDfAHs, ETc.
sAyASSAu Feb. Q, 1854
Great trpTthenaens are felt here fol the sasy s ths
British brig Annie Coy which stled from B1aton for iris
hes src ~.
B' R'vfgs has refused an interyew With the seIegs
toa sp7o r'ea 70 visit the Seminole Indians in Florida
mile staten on the Georgia Central Railroad yesterday
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OllluarV.

The Treasury Department a. Washington have intorma
ton o, the sudden ceath OF Gen AIsxAyDgs SUxIsvLn
Collector OF the Custo1s At SklniA (Pssao Cabelle \
TsIss Generals. native Of Prince Georges county
Nd, where he leaves numerous circle of relatives and
friends He vent West In early s and has long rssas
In Western Teras, whore hs universally known and
adm ired for bis high character ~ gentleman aad hLa
me NJ excellent qualities,
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MissisquI railroad Contract.

ISLAND PoSD VI Feb 1854,
Ats mtstng OF the Directors o. the kissiSqu Railroad
Company TO day, the tender OF kcssrs Grovsti 4 Co
accepted for the entire construction and equipr snt
Of the read This firm the cntrs for the Mont
real and Vermont JUNCTION road The whole ips fros,
Island Ps nd 10 Montreal Ia therefore under contract on
t-rns sesurirg the complstitn Of the road -
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Mr. Cipeman's motion was voted on, and the vote
announced to be, yeas 49, ,nAysSS
The sPRAKxR gave tho cas ing vots In the Affirmative,
thus cnohipg the nail that H. lied the bill
ppiDg Of hands oloWsa ' the part OF macy OF the
bsrs and amid the confusion the House adj oaraed
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Meeting Asainat the Nebraska BnI In
CnleQRO.
CucaGo Fab. o 1894


meeting In opposition 70 the Nebrssts bill held
here last night The action Of sea.to. Do1gas de-
ncurc.d By the od lire democrats and By bis personal
ficnds Resolutions passed rstrucins sbef; rep
reerv,s in Congress 90 vote against any ioftiSs
oi the Missouri compromise
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Rhode Island Democratic Convention
rosINATIoEs Fog STATE oFHcEss.

FKONIbKNtS FEB. u I55i
The Demo cratic Convention this evening nom mated tas
fcllovisg dcket:-F3r Governor, Francis NJ. Dimond; ;
Lieut. Governor Amsreus V. Potter Secretary OF ste
Asa Potter; AttorIei G,Gera walter d. BlrgesB Gene
Tresfuisr Edwin Wlbor.
Mr DiToud is he present Lieut.. Governor and iciss
Governor.
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ArIeat for SmuanIInr

B.sTOST FsO. V 1901
Dr h Turner, passenger per the steamship Arabic
has teen siIts.td for smuggling Aces. dis sI.l s,ior
Will take place to morrow
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Fifty Lives Los, by the Burning OF Another
Steamboat

CHARLESTON, Psb. 1885,
The Giraro EoH Albanian learns that the steamer
AericK burned the Asbams river the Goth OF
January and that City lives lost II is understood
that . gentleman moving West, named Moore, was on
board, with lsrse number OF negroes
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serious Explosion OF Gns.

NASHUA, N. a., Feb. Q, 1854
An explosion OF gas took 10 ths boarding house o,
Hre Mary Bah on Canal street last right rasirg he
building from ts foundation, ahatterng ths partitions
and demoiishirs the vndoss Eve persons we're severe.
~ but not fatally injured.
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LOSS OF THE ERIC ENTERPRISE

tHtkLKsf0N, n >. ,, lstf.
The brig Enterprise from Rostor for iioLio-yis WAS
upsst resr st Jshn's Bar tho 9th nit Tde ces al,
reached Jacksonville 10 safety Tho brig rrupossd 10
taye Griisd ashore between st Johns and St. Au xusn
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Supreme Court

Before Hon. Judge Cleric.
fIB. p-D,ciitc7ss -Dduid K.il09y w. Herman Z.
H,rrfng Motion SLOWED, without coats.
K,t.Atn us BtTdei -uotion to amend granted
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SCHOONER porroN rp prc

NoRFotE, Feb s, 1854.
sohconer vas passed in HsnpTnn Rjsds bottom nm
The me "smithfeld" was visible on her stern
The brig Gisour has arrived In Hsmrtoo Roads with
eu,no stm the Cnchs Islands '
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The Cumberland Coal Miners.

fAlnaoRn, Feb y, 1891
TIE miners strike Ut Cumb, rland a,ll coutinuss Ten
MIXERS had gone 10 work At tn. old prices bot tie
crity we're stl fr Only 500 tons coal we're forward
ed sst week.
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Marine DIsngters.

Bosros Fob Q, 1854
The schooner Alfred, from o.tlaId With cargo OF
line, utnt athoIe on the On mat oH Wsll.hset took
nre and was totally destroyed Tae crew we're saved.
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Arrival OF the Crescent CITY at New Orleans.
NEW 0RIIaS-, Feb 2, 1854
The uamshp Cresosnt City has arrived at tsis port,
with Havana dates to the % last The news quite
mportaat,
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ALBANY, Feb Q, 1854.
PROTEST AGAINST THE SnRAsgA RESOLUTIONS, Eo.
sf. CIIsros, tnat. Gem Of Y, prsssatsd pro,ss
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House or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Feb. y, 1861
GUASo MONOPOLY.
Mr. FRANKLIN, (~hig) Of Nd. presented the join!
luton Of the Legislature Of Maryland against tbs guano
monopoly.
Referred 70 the Committee on Agriculture
DEFICIENCY BILL
Was taken up, the question being on agreeing to the
ame16meLts mads In comm ittes.
Iho following amendments making for
Cutom Houses conourred In BY yea and nay votes
Cincinnati and Louisvs Custom aouses eAch.. $40 600
Bal ard Bar gor Custom Houses, each. 20 600
win,ir gtop Dsl,wsre, Cas,om n ,uss ...... IL 600
Amorg the appropriations for Marine Hospitals there
wm s35,0'o for the one ct Cleveland.
Ike snenemsnt spprsp spratirg s53o, coo for the par
shtse Ct the buildings FOR the G me New York Asay
The Horfe then rejected the bill by yess 81. nays e3
YrAscrles,r.; Appleton B'qhs nen'sn Blnell Biis'
Disney pusslE sug1:b bEdssrsG1 lSsnGRs, Eli
Ina hi;s nsSs1a hsl Rss'siss
E,eiey Of Oh o Re gtIs sh.nnsn Bile mons smith n
aat wass Wsifsr @ and WasIsuIn q hslne -
Rs B.rs.dss ssrrs, ssisssr Bennett. Boyss % canpss @
da ps.so p sSs DsT pssn
plB6Ap. lntL.h, r.u,hnsr Tsa,ca, fiS:snc, aGsde'
sG.'f hs s Hi H
Johp6or, Jores Of Tenn, OF La Kerr Rdvel
kiiuedge, Knox Kurtx Lane Lilly, koCulloch fcAullsp,
hoNsr hoQoeen bAoe, hattteon keschsm, Allson, Nor
gan Morrison MurI Iay Nehols Oliver ors Psckhkm, Pen
Irnsls h:ssy Res, Rogers. kusr, ka,.,ii ssss ssrS
shaw skelton, smith OF Ca, strston Trsey Trout Wsa
Washtyrn OF Ill, Whtehr, Wtse, Wright Of Pa, Yates,
and Zoleofer.
The rejection ok the bill caused much conmoiion.
gr FIosIscS, sm) OF Pa. TO state that he voted
ssans Il because Il was bill OF Abomns and con.
taned meet egg for mint st New York.
Some vhgs afterwards said privately, when they saw
Gem vens against the bill "a II TO throw ponsi
wfxff
toited sn5 voted in the ne, ,atiye.
Mr HorsroS (eeD) OF Ais, movsd that tia Houle 20
int Comrttss OF the Whole on the ssate Of Unon Dis
sgreed 10.
Mr. ClIsenAS (dsm) Of N. c. moved to reconaider tbs
vote By which the Ds6oenoy b rejected aud TO
that motion the table the design being to Hill II BE-
yopd resurrection.
Mr.. MoNaIa, (dsm.) Of Pa, movad Intellectually, that
the House adjourn.
Mr.. Housros moved that there ~ call Of the Houss
which was refused.
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Death OF George Lippsrd.
PHnAnuPmA, Feb. 9, 1854.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEWS BY LEGRAPH.
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INTERESTING FROM WASH sGT0y AND ALB my
-~~~~~~~>-~~--~~~~---
The Nebraska-Kansas Excitement.
speech Of Hon. Truman Smith in the
United Sta es Senate.
FAa-uP BETWEEN MESSas. SMITH AND WELLER.
III. Deficiency Appropriation Bill Killed in the
House.
-~~,.~~--~>~-~~~~~>>cS~~r~
Several Days Labor Thrown Away.
BUSINESS IN TBE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
-~~~~>>~~~><~~>~>~~>~~~~~~
Adsp.ieG Of the AntI.nebraska Resolutions
by the senat.
~~S>->~-.>--->.~~>-~O>4>~~-
Contest Between the FREE Soil and Sill
yer Gray Wings.
~~~>~>~>~~~;~<S~>~>~-
The Boston Abolitionists and the Ne
braska Question.
-o-~~~~~>o~~~~s~~~~~~>>~
sPEE(H OF HENRY WARD BEECHER.
ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT Catastrophe.
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Fifty Persons Burned to Death.
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RHODE ISLAND DEMOCaATlC CONVENTION.
MARINE DISASTERS MARKET REPORTS,
&C., &C, &o.
xHIRTY-TaIRD CONGRESg.
FIRST SESSION.
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INTERESTING FROM WASnIsGTOy AND ALB my
The Nebraska-K Kansas Excitement.
speech OF Hon. Truman Smith in the
United Sta es Senate.

Fua-up BETWEEN MESsas. SMITH AND WELLER.
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Contest Between the FREE Soil and Sill
yer Gray Wings.
The Boston Abolitionists and the Ne
braska Question
sPEEeH OF HENRY WARD BEECHER.

ANOTHER AWFUL sIEalI8OAT Catastrophe.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-15
IN THE TRADE.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Books
Ii Stationery, &C., Of 0. A. Keys, the CITY
BOOK STORE will hereafter be entirely un-
der my control and management.
" The stock is all new, and as well selected
as any stock in the country. In order TO keep
pace with the times, shall be laying in new
supplies frequently, in order that the assort-
ment may al all times be complete.
Ut Every article will be sold at very reas'
enable profit.
REMEMBER THE PLAC E-nerly opro>
site the U. S. Hotel, Market street.
Portsmouth Nov, 8. "a.
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niblea and Tastananta.

NNHOSE who are desirous OF supplying
IL themselves with Bibles apd Testaments
atvefy cheap rates. will find them at il al,
tthc Deoository of The ascioto Ca conatv RI.
10 Society kept by John Mcdowell ESQ,
HE business house near the.uorner df Prp1T
nd Market street ERAsTUS BURR,
pr A-dwh sss'y
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Peter FisIler,s Estate.

yTyHE accounts and vouchers Of William
!Crichton administrator Of The estate D
Peter Fisher late Of Scioto county State 3
Chic deceased, were this day fled for Ana
settlement and set for examin nation on Satur
day 9th day.of December A d 1854
Y j. J.,APPLER Probate Judge.
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Entire New Stock or cIofhing
FOR FALL AND wINTERls54.
IsadOre Deitsch

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
IN CLOTHING. A
WT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Portsmouth and vicinity, that having
disposed Of his old stock of goods some weeks
ago, he has now reopened his store with an en-
tire new stock Of Clothing of all kinds and
descriptions. Not having anything but what
has been manufactured Tor this Fall and Win
ter trade he Is certain, that persons calling on
him at his old stand, corner Of Market and
Front sts., can suit Themselves as we'll, If not
better, than any other place in the city. Also
on hand general assortment of Genilemen's
Furnishing Goods, en
Country and Furnace merchants will end It
70 their advantage to call, as am determined
to make quick sales ond small profits, y
Portsmouth, Sept. 81, '54. d&wim. :
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John mnddIe.,on,. E.,n,c.

JOhn Hnddleston,s Estate.
ENNHE accounts and vouchers Of Fanny Hud-
II dleston administrative Of the estate OF
John Hudd!eston late Of Scioto county; state
OF Ohio, deceased, were this day fled or final
settlement and are set for exa animation on the
Is! day Of January A, d. '54 J.J. APPLER
Declw4s Probate Judge, D.
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tNHE Brewers Of Portsmouth have agreed to
i sell bier from the Ist Of October at $3.50
per hf bbl and sl,s5 per key. IA 64if
sa TIL MUHLHAUSER.
VAIL 4 STAHL.
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