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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
Great Fire In Colchester.
TIE HAYWARD RUBBER WORKS IN Rims.

TIE HAYWARD RUBBER WORKS IN RrNs-.oTg
MAN BuRET-Loss HKAvY-FIvE HUNDRED ANDs
THROWN OUT or EMPLOYMENT.
correspondent OF the Hartford rirss giv,s the fol-
Loving account Of the burning Of the Hayward Rabber
Works.
Our village has met with gr.A. los, by the burning
the 18th ult Of the Hay yard Rabser Works Ia tAs
place The FIRE vas discovered u about twelve O'clock
soon after the nigkt hands had left l. b customary
keep tie machinery In operation night and day with the
excsptoa CT the sabbsth-swenty four hours A soon
as the ere discovered, the Alarm gwen by mans
OF steam whistle connected with the boiler. isre
small ere engine belonging TO the company which
used With gea. efficacy in preventing tbs spread Of the
Ere 10 The vorkshops but alihoush theYs force
could no. be used account Of the extreme ssvedty OF
TIE wssher having frozen the small pouad reservoirs
Alnost lid.
The tuijdpss containing all the scAiuery for prepar
II The rubber, the engine room, eating room and large
new buildings FOR tbs reception o. machinery, to-
eethsr with the busipess Office, all Consumed Ons
NAV overeer, about thirty one years OF age named
George Stark, was burned.
He vent into tie grinding room TO set his books and
becorng ,ufocated with the smoss, fell. His body was
re,sveIsd this mornirs, WI ~ WAS ls OF IT. ~ he fell
on his sc part Of his vest his heys and part OF his
bosk were found He left wife, who is'Almost dis
tracte;.
The bulldogs and machinery ware fully Insured, but
there great In the e,essary suspen don Of bus
Iss which comes very heavily on the parsons smpoysa
throwing ont Of work some four ave hundred In mid
vintsr ihs sstablishment WIN b rebuilt sooa -
when the building fall, By ita heat Il set the steam
bistle In operston which shr1sksd, thcs howsd acd
moapsd until it, voios diAd away, afsx about hour
Il, s..msd . uouism TO the buried mas. vhich ssnt
thrill Of assis. .a4sasa eVefy one ~aS bad -
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CorQner,h Inueat.


THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HARLEM.
Coroner Hilton on Monday held inquest ~ the Har
lem Mss Hotel upon the body Of Mr. John Middleton. Of
Pelhsmvfls who fell through open work bridge
which tie New York and Harlem Rairo sd pass 1t
lh street. and died from the IL aries he received II
was shown in evidence that the Elk O'Clock Harlem train
for williams Bridge Was disabled ny one OF the pump
giving way, aad signals were sent TO warn the ap-
came ,lewy and RANT ed the bridge behind the
abed train Mr.. Middleton. Who passenger BY this
train, on ts stopping, left thu for moment an In
stepping on to the bridge the At the moment begin
mig to move in his eagerres to get hack he missed bis
footing and fell through ths open sespss into the road
and Others hearing OF the accident FASTENED 70 the
assistance OF Mr. Middleton and conveyed hi 70 the
house OF Mr. Leslis, the Harlem River Ho ell Dr. Hills
attended him but he Was 40 seriously injured by fac
ture OF the thigh and internal bruises he died
in few hours, The bridge the slsepcrs Of which in
Tho jury returned tie following verdict-"rhst John
Middleton, this deceased, TO his death by falls
through the bridge Of the Harlem Railroad Company
lllth street. In Of tha said bridge being In
open and dangerous ndition Farther, exouecaa
the ensiIeer aid conductor OF the train from all
nine years Of age
ne Coroner yesterday &C m PEELED 10 defer holding
the rquest en- the body Of In Smith, Of toe suf
ferers - the Rs enswcod explosion died the New
York Hospital in OF the want OF witnesses
the inquest will be held to lay
FOUND DRAD IN CEL. IN III uovn colored man about
thirty years Of found lying 10 of the street
Of the sxh wart il almost rsersiSe condition from
into1fcation he tai en- 10 the station house and
put 10 loegrs with An another person Yesterday
morning be wss !ound dead In IN, cell aud Coroner
G,mele held an inquest on the body, whea the jury
rstnrod vec. Of death from cong stor of the brain
,urerinducsd by iatoxcstion.
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Proclamation by the President.

whereas lite provided BY the econd article OF tbs
venon Of the 10th june 1852 between the Untd States
and Prussia, ard other States OF the srmauic Confeis
ration, for the mutual delivery Of crmlaals fuaves
from justice In certain cases. that The stpustons OF that
convention shall be applied to any other State Of the
Germsnc Confederation which might thereafter declare
its accession thereto
And whereas the government Of Mecklsnburg Streitz
has declared It's accession he said convention aud has
the raid declaration TO be lodged In the part
ment Of State Of the sted States
Now. Therefore be 1t knowe that l. Franklin Percs,
frescpt OF the Uoitd States o. Atoerca hAvs caused
shis Information to be made public 10 order that the
puatops Of the said be observed and fu
6ed with good faith in rssptc, 70 the gv,Enmsnt Of
Nechlenbug Stre BY the United States and thu citizens
thereof.
In witDeS whereof, have hereunto set my man,. and
caused the seal OF the United States 10 be AFFIXED
Done at WashDgtoa, the twenty sixth day Of JanuEry
and Of the independence If sha htad STATES
the seventy eighth. FRANKLIN PIERCE
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Board OF Supervisors.

Jan Soils Honor the Recorder IN the chair.
The minutes Of the last proceeding real and
proved.
sHKRuF's BILL.
The bill of Sheriff 0rser amounting TO 81 204 49, for
oles OF pfovislop &c supplied the county as Tor tt
quarter ehdirg December 1883 received an referred
10 the Committee Coentt Offices.
THE LATE -AcooMaonAuoS or THE LAW CouRrs,
The report Of the special ommtsc relative to provid
irx for the SupEemr and upsror Courts was re
csv and referred 10 the Common Cour for adoption
by Justices Green and Conner be Appropriated
OF the Supreme and Suy Courts aud that other
osmmodatons be provided for ths justices.
TIE RDGIsrUs's orYIcs
The RECoRDuR ofsrcd ibe follow ag:-Rssolvad That
special committee Of three OF the members OF this Board
be appointed TO ascertain aud report TO this Board what
any expedient necessary for the better
sAneemsnt OF the office OF the Register Of this city
men Of the records OF the Office OF Surrogate and OF
CT uds msns ard the records do kets Of ali
OIL liens real estate This city and county; AMI
certain and report plan for ipdexng the same, an for
the future entering and keeping Of tbs
and, IL any and what Law Of the Lesisla ne II wl b.
needfui TO apply for 70 effect such and s1eh
plan lawfully and properly.
The RxcoKDnR said that from the present condition o,
the Registers once II takss weess TO mike search
end the expense sh 70 Amount almost 10 PROFIT
hilton In Offering tae resolution he td not imply any
cen,ure the incunoenls Off sials Referred to
sp-sisi committee. Tine C1ar nominating Messss Lsra
Christie, and Mott
rhs RDooRpR also offered the following -
kss,ived, That special committee OF three OF tbs
members OF this Board be appointed to ascertain Aad 10
port and what measures on the o. this Board
arr ytoper needfu in rsAt 10 any lag applied
or pro a through the Lsgsature an Affecting or
ning this ceuny, or tn property or
er,If with view to take such action In the nil
10 the premises Is may be necessary.
Referred 10 special CON Eittoe -hsses. Chsuueey,
Lord. woodvprd srd Flv
Ihe Board adjourned 10 Monday next
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:sS
Weather cold The having below
ri. ss, from P 81 for NV ssr seS: H.
I .1a ls s,. D the a'd with heavy
.nsss. ';:a ss1 81
ss tn.
new oIle.n; st $40 month and SOS advance ihsy
81. in % A.ssns n
dsnserors position in the open he compelled 70
BARI Of and from Boston Martinique wAs re-.
per ed Ne. Orleans 70 have Stopped ~ ssa make
u drove her on and 81. WAS os Her hull as ssns
IL believed sic wss Insured In Bsston-
.nesa very heavy sass rom wsw drive
away nsin rigging
BRIG EARrFrTa, Carver, from NYork for Galveston be-
Tie hrs ossr and being down With H. She Va:
s 70 sss IN nsls s y. Go As
Be thoroughly fumisstsd n.t aas -; :. hal. mast i7ss
communication Was allowed She had oae passenger
scmR II N JOHNSON, Butler, from Georresown, &C. 70
n mSsh Ter leak 81. p INTO an GS r
and would probably have TO dohags 70 stop thu
Notice to Mariners.
I o. 4sssi 1g ssas
WsW distant miles, wed ooiorsd water ahoad and
%
NS S ms ,, On fS IN sa the % h dis
!: ! RI; not laid
SD from Psr1 1,, SSso io'h u M.Isr Man o. cruise
TO. &.
~o1'a AVIAN nsf is'"in spoke,.
Il. sprs, 1 Dip As a. one having in orsoD
ErtoT Ste awt of Hslti mar hmm I'm rn.
thre. mast fors and AFT schooner bound v.s passed
Jan 26, Csre Cod NV 40 mies.
Foreign Ports.
WI. -. gs5' Jan s brig Monica Ro,: from
sshsshyis and id Oh Tor Asssi.Pss; IN BRIG d
Zip Sn so ,S
: s sn. r si H. a S r. MSs d
kspss and baltimore
sF Rhsn :v Sis sysa to
CtapssAs-Arr Jan It, brig Royal Sailor, AdAus, Port
Tssss' Es :sc Pr, O.; 'sss,
soD c.ilao; v.nsa. Mar. 70; DO is.Sy Eapsss
sssn Fl fs'sy n.yss 's
5llsh and Milan a. s sos Porsn s;ss :,
cracsss FRI or CHARTER BsisrsS sr late Lorsnao sssins
.ss ss ' City ?sss
~ sale Gt ksy brig
se Xsi-j; ie,h Aus, sii. coush Nzssisnd; sboas sh
''si % os - sSp Tsssns eTln WORK Juss
Pio Jarcro shout Aug ~ 2ih bark Maria Lincoln hsnss
June 16
HAv1sA-Cld Jan %, tris Lafayette -, Csrdonas;
Tst, bark Home. Carlisle, SAsua and NYork; brig r
brcwn, freeman, Wilmington, NO
Sa ssn Co, q iSe Gsias' Ws Ssi e..
John cn-y Moses. for do Ida noiAssm Br cite,
crnth for NY.rk lds ugArs; Evelyn, uehbsrn dag; ow
ell Pit v.s Bdge Woodbury. 6is Jane Dot rows
for Portland ids John sroud stessoa for do do; Avs
phis DO Lssori noves diss bts issls Park iron Peri
Tor SY.!k idg ysniee surdiv,ns and honsrosc Ttcomb
Idw.ra Rsyley for Is.nors do sohrs sea Breeze IA,
phis do lsasss Gage fsr, ch,rlsssoA do; Tobias.
Hand, dig. SID 10Th bark Ii knight Dyer, Portland.
HAnzANILoln perl about Jan Is brigs Enoch Bsnnor,
Norton, Gays Queen Esther, Pendlsson honce for
-. Arr about l2;h, BRIG WilliAus KinmAn, PORT
lard
NEuvirAs- Arr about Jan H. brig "Napeleon,n hence
NASSAU, NPIn Jan IT, shp Sterlibs lie Avour, from
Leehrn Of and for Boston lGsh 1eaky dG inso
lighters ~ rapidly 40 possible -
PonT Az ssAiN tTrinidaD-In port about Jan ~ sArs
nArie, hsnse for Ponce. Pr dASs sehr frAneoA mos
Norfolk, for AtsAkApas next day. -. -. :,
PALRRMo-In port Dec - Siclian brig 0aesanno, tos
Y, RI, Ana others ~ before. -,
sIsearoRE-In port Hov 80 bark PAMELA Asoa'dy fos
svpssr, Esw-An ou5. s.,t Asa Packer, EilisA Gee
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Protestant Episcopal Mutual Benefit Society

<0sc"ht hpiscopai Mutual Benefit society
The Third anniversary Of this Society was celebrated in
st. bArsheloms's Church Sunday evening, the BALI
ing bsiog nosted to It's utmost capacity.
After Tie church service, and before the sermo, the
nusl ieIort was presented represented tia. the
s,,iss was composed Of l25 membsrs-,,s obi.o, VS.
se mutual care and relief o. member. when sick or al.
aoled-seourifs to c,oeased Chrissao understanding
Ire wdowMd orphans-promotns Christian fellowship
and love- ,Di Administering relief among members Of IN.
Corrch sircs The lat annual report Ii had be- ar
pended rom the general fund $3.50 90, from tue vi
God orphans fur1, size 5o from the contir gent ,u nd
30 80 Tsere ren,sis Ia The gsrsral faod 81 2i5 90
In the vtdovs and orphsns fund.- siSs 30; and In Ia.
conungent fund, s.lS 81 being . total OF 81 0eT o.
GiaAree Committee
very rioquent sermon srer s-,s p- A.Ntd "
the hsv Han Cooke, BON Oh NIFTY a. 10 "a bssx
- A.i ssnt oisPsoe -. p ea 'g.g.
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JAN so - charge Of Cruel and tnusudl PanisAmea-7Ae
trted Stcs Charles H. He,o in this care II appear.
ed that pdsnt chief mate Of tins steam.
ship isnhee Blade, and that the 8st Of December
while she lying at Aspinw all he approached John
Grippe enc of the WATERS (who employed In Gus.
tie sfpgvy and directed him to 70 and bring water
on boar % AL the had been ordered 10 that
Cppen said thA he would 90 as he got his COZ.
and shoes Capt Randall, however, that Crippsn
ad he would not obey. Thereupon the mate inflicted
cruel ard unusual pnnishmsnt him. By pushing kick
rR and striking him, producing considerable injury
Upon this evidence and after hearing Mr. RdgwAy for
the United States and bessrs Sherwood and Robinson
for defence, the Com missioner decided upon committing
the defendant In full, but he Was subsequently, released
giving bail.
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ABABy Show IN MAssAcHUsHrTs.-A baby show
has II orally tanspirsd. 1t occarred At Palmer. on
Wednesday evening last 10 connection with ladies' fair.
Six or eight babies exhibited, dressed up to the
nneh" The committee that passed upon the msdti Of
me htls ones childiss and hsy Awarded the prs
MUM ofG ofsrsi BY Mr. FIX Of the PAlmr JosSSd, to
BOY baby OF ". Hartaksr. On tas announcement OF
.ne one bschehs gave dollar t. hiss ths prsmi
N-i b@sJ ard aIos.sr lie ~ siss the III
noesai 'As S,stees---SY,t.2a,l 3>Ssb.csa Jxn %
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Donest,c u,sr.lv..x

The Gaze Il \, Gutter the heirs OF Mulanphy,
vhieh bAs been trial In the Circuit Court OF B. Louis
for three weeks pat 'ermnated the 9lst att by
vsrocs In svo 81 the plsbt Ne FIR about twenty ntns
srpe.s. Ii pt.g !, rs.ed fronts On p-cA1xsy and
| y s-.Y ysissbIo. I, i. uH h eyer sloo.coo
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Fort or New York, january 81, 1854.

CLEARED
Ship President Smidt Bren). Meyer, Batmors bufehasd
BARI Philadelphia OBrsmh Sanders Bremen. Heasinss
Big Nora Benson Ranssss. s3iss SssssS..
BIZ siss.ssy s:.s.s.:
s saii cs fsss w
sehr Charles crsunss. Townsend. Baltimore. johnson
.pd ~ ma 3: s:i:sy s:.:s Zip
ss''' IS fs
s.! S:ss:s:::i: G
s ~ ~
FL PS' q : nom NJ
4 sas 81
aussS s A r. T., AS .ar
ysssi. i:nos S.!snn.h dss, s.i spoke 'ahi
Ss .,A MD; ss:s
S: ".... W., A.,
ss. sss q -: y
Big suseiia tsr sS.S, Eeuvsas Iday' with mahogany.
Brig Rosss tB! Moms. Windsor. II days With potatoes.
BarntSy Expe 1enesd heavy wssthe on the passage;
i'is i::lii jones' sipS: % eon
IL 70 Dollnsr Potter. She is intended fsr shs Southern
soSr Yerisovn t B.lsimors,. Bssueh.mp H.n..nillo,
sohr Eonss1u@s RchsSdson, Wiiminsson. Nc days.
Sioep Joasph Lavrslcs. Gensy, New London, 6dAys
BELOW.
Dutch s.llot Tosoa Helena Porsspssr, from Amsterdam.
IS daJs with mdse, to Punch Aeinoke.
sAILED.
c.% % sS ,S :hH .s John s Bright o
hrs Elyir. % .,chi.s from WIN Il, s NC for
Memoranda.
& snS ' y ssss S. e. So
n2b tens burthen.
Tornado STRIVE;
he drted foul q her which caused 10,
the Esst river yesterday morning BY sHa steam
Ss:ss ass,sssuis. ROCKS" said not % have BEEN
On Tridsy u hs Of the H.vre packet ship Admir. $50
ssP isS y auction By the
Csrdenss Oct Boston with cargo Of GLASSES
ssas s s.a.s s' H Ever NJ
ss;yd s
as b a ss.s q Ina
sSsh sS salt and 4 u she
shipped in Now York in Sept lass-John Golfer Of New
York, master; John Fowler, mate; VIM BurSen second
tin
Brig Esther Elisabeth (of Esssor Shacksord sid from
Philadelphia 2bt 10th ut for Boston has net since
heard from.
tors. called Tssussdonr g. Isua.Ss3 sss
port eatu by Aessrs Currer Townsend STE
ed by ksasrs Fisher Co. Of sion, and 70 be
BY Capt Pedriek late Of ship National Eagle. Nessrs
VIII commence Immediately ship Of the model
and dimeI siops
chip Of 1 TONS called the Haidee to be by
Capt Jos TnShA and to prossed NYork 70 load for
Apefr
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TeIesraphic Marine Reports.

TeIeSraphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON. Jan Starr ship Emperor, Mvsrpool; bark
IsAheils Chareston brig Harris, Cardcnas sohr Emma
V, Jaopel
CID ship Napoleon, Bombay and Calcutta.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan i9-An ship Isaac Anerton New
Iefi bark Aurille, Boston.
CHARLESTON, Jan 0-Arr sSth brig Tillmors 81
Thoms for Baltimore; put In for repairs.
Arr 29h bark General Greene and brig Emily New York
james Pattersos Of Brooklyn seaman In the lttes, fell
overheard Friday ~ drowned.
Arr ath, brig Mary Hamilton, Walker, New York; barA
Jsdde, Boetcn. = "
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Herald Marine C0xxsspOndenees
PHILADELPHIA jar 81 4 PN--Arv brig Sea Fosm,
Beaver Rio Janiro via 81 Thomas sohr Tribune Hutchins
New Yorh.
Below, banks Chiffon, Pennoll from Leghorn CordelA
Barbados via Turls Islands, brig Fairy, Weby
buco: Huntrtss WillAr, NYork.
CID bsrks SelAh Atkins Cienfucgos John FArnom Cole
DeEA.Ara
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Jan Soils Honor the Recorder tns chair.
The minutes Of the last proceeding real and Ap
proved.
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arsa. ( S s Sss K.
s albert ssssS
pears e haze ssh o.. damage She w
ssy As soon s. she can Ss GOT sionssde tbs quay ' NV
Home Ports.
ps1 s.s I'd rss
.ohrs Iieeth pi,ossay DE- Canton gsswsl Boston. CID
steamer cs Of N.- Y.,.
ssT ss.t o D:s sss NJ
"a Br Biisn, Gon.iys iOsh vi, Viz Hei Heie
ais ..ss:
e:
Sf.l; sss5s :J Esa: Tsisas
81 JOIN s. " e ss oss:
s9p sss Lq ss BsH9s SS w'a'
ss9s hsTs Fadysp; 4..i: i::pssi; as,:s::
ssI.,: w.en W.: .d.: 1::,
FIJI RIVER Ar Jss q. .ehr Daniel Brown, no41.
MoSiiE-Ar Jan 2. pr ships Alarm s...r. and sss..-
sss :ss; y.ss.I si=!. s Sss:
.sst ssShsd as sr eIsd oH Ban''
TPl,!5 Ss,. ;Sis; vstssr, mSs,s
and Rsstsx.y cosiss o:Ssn iss c1sai
s9s fs s.sss
sparhi ing Wave Saunders. warren Il sardinia Jsrds.
York taris Poly lBD,Al 0lssgow; Dayi Kimbsn Ams
st Hammond, Robin, Rua,sn Issna; Ghsriotss Isy
Clak Phia delpbis Walsh Foster. ,nr ned
Fox sis yei crsa 2id ships Fanny ainnsy nogay aoi
ard Arunee Mix, Lssrpsol British Lsn tss, LsAs
Kimssii Lewis Bosson; Jane walsh Thomas. London;
barss Hamilton Boston Sarah Chsse Isgood Rio
Jssisro; Arabssen Obj Mansasls do spendii Savage
Palermo; Cherokee, Getty, Charleston; sohr APHaoedA
lMex), Es2tsdA, Campeschy.
CID lisa sh Trimounsain, Rsa Myerpool Hound, spi-
GER rYori brtss ysr%en. suassre PhsdsphIa Crosss.
msnicss Fales Liver. d Chsrismssne Crawford Hare;
stefsDs Trieste tohr ,r A. Jor Frazer BAitimsrs
lowed TO ses 7th ships Souter Johnny Florida Bianoo,
Onward Cooper hemiphers; bark Alexiaa; 18th, Al
lesbAniAn, Ir ier.ice
TIWP6RT-sid Jan % scbrs Anna Jenkins from Provi.
dnse Bat nore Lonsdsle lrom ee Philadelphia and all
hs vessels bound south SndWes 9th brig Hope.
Hcyt, Cookie River Va, for Portsmouth, In port bsrk
Regatta bigs Henry hareh Gardner fer Havana reaAys
| ton.
.PonILAHD-Arr Jan 80, bark = A PerIsy. ssanvssS.
York; sShi Grindle. Bartlett Jacksonyills va Hsn
| Hole; CD bark Andrews. French eaGua IL 0fAnf
brig X Curtis, Htcver, Havana
McHnCND-e.d Jan n, sohrs Eugene, Parkef. and
Hsaten Tsrry NYerh-
MAILMAN Jan ., sshr Taylor Email Whorf, fAakteR
. sd ttix Henrico. Du, Para and . uArksA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
Murder win outw
COL. NORTHUP" KIDNApPERS "A ARRESTED

SSTHE TRUTH OF HIS NARRATIVE EsTAbLlsHED-
TSirtsen ysa have epesd nee twe h soSnasss
1--we though sunbered long has Length
si,. year snd suffering which they have imposed upon
sisssgn1 TEARS A'sLAvE NAnnArIvk of Solonox
eiiisen NewYork, kidnspped ~ wssnms.oa Ny
e Iss eS.isns seven nlass..cps xS p Pres 81 rue
kivef ORION MULLl0AS, Auburn and bu1aio
h6sS * THOUSAND COPIES Of this thrilling Mars
r bssa sold ess than yes and al who would ss g.
ssvsry In s everyday ~peet-'n e"o s''P~A' s"' s''
49, "a shoald pcssess IT, --,. -. ...~.,> of
o. Address Auburn o. Buffalo
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
DIKER, THORNE & Co., No. l29 Fulton-st., Put
HI liaherA NEW BOOKS.

l.
Published 18th July
MAGDALEN HEPBURN; Story Of the seo..iah Refor,tion
By the s7thor Of Margaret Maitland" Adam Grsene ETC.
limo, cloth 81.
BEHIND THE sCESEs-Lsest Edition Lady BaweEs ne"
Book 81 -
NASETTF AND HER Lovers: A TALE OF NoEN,SDY. By
Talbot Gwynne. Cloth, limo :
PERSONS AND PICTURES FROM ENGLISH AND WRENCH
HISTORY By Henry William Herbert Esq i2mo muslin 81 -
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOK FOR ARCHITECTS.
BUILDERS ENGINEERS. WORKERS on IRON. Se-NE~-
YORK CRYSTAL PALACE ILLUsTEATED DEscsPTios o. rHE
By Gdeneister, Architects OF the
Building.
VI
PURPLE TISTs OF PARIS By Boyle ST. John Life in Psrs
under The Empire Of Napoleon III 81
LIFE AND LABORS OF ST. AUGUSTINE. Trsnslsted from
the German Dr Philip sehaH by Professor l. l. foier lo
eoth. rs een~ -
THE COMPLETE WRITINGS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
be Now In Of publication by or
der Of The fourth volume Of this great national WORK
ready.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND; Their Strength and Weakness. BY
John heyn Morel l2no. Paper
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
Mem Vublirations.

a NEW LIGHT on the EASTERN Question:
IA THE AMERICAN VIEW OF THE WAR By VIM Hen
- Tre.cott Pamphlet Is cents Fors sale bv - '
- EVANS & DICkERSON, No ea7 Broxaw.v
Mr. pamphlet should be read BY all Charieston pa
Ier ofn .
Russian question that has yet appeared either
He shows the history OF forty yeas that Europe
- Turkev a. system but
ss~,fiy sud openly etsoned her dismemb mberment"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17
amueements.

VRYSTAL PALACE.-ASSOCIATIO for the
ExHlsITI9N 9 Of asDt the s1os.y from on NJ until
s'X8o; s'Xo CLOSE ON AND AFTER THE Isr OF NOV. NEXT
The have determined to finally CLOSE the Exhibition
In The il their intention make the greatest display
e Of the word @ & svs, sss @ invited to send
e the earliest and dniy may the as
Palace is repete with everything curious in Msnuisctaes and
Ar 4 A. and soS ss' ss sYa: AWARD. ss
meade .s close e che ks @ mo-, ss opened IN the evening
usSsS fen n ~ be s:s
srs S:s sn h M ss Sss4 % pp ss the
FOR SALE be d''tS SoaS IN 4 IL @HITs
TTALIAN OPERA--CASTLE GARDEM;w
Il THIRD APPEARANCE Of sisnors cMArKvnEsg MAKrnEi
sn0r snS bERaIbi Ii al flfe eSST cALos
On MONDAY EVENING, July H. VIII DO pe''' ~
aetus ia''he ope's MARIA pI RoHAN.
Due de Chevreuse. parsd;
SGnis S.s Dc SaS.n SSsS' Madame ciuses
xmsado al ciondi .sgnon Martini p0rmy
Door: Spsn S % Ssa. Of e Soass No
su,,n: ss s.' viii be opened from NJ every day.
HALL SONS where seats may be in advance
70 drive the the Garden
TSs oces % Of LOUISA MULLER is in preparation.
NJIBLO's GARDEN.-Doors open at to commence ICE
IN At ocloci Tickets all parts 50 cent'i Private Boxes POI
AsorHfs HessAsSi sssaSiR SS6 SS66Hlie n ShvIvAI-
ffR1Scois a. ALCIBIAN. JEROME as ZAMETTI; ATrrvr
NM .sss Jsea HsIdS Ia L SiiRS H;
ruEspa4oMn.. h4osMh ANNA rHILLoS a Ensl.s oper. -,
nOWERY THEATER--Boxes, 25 cents; ilt IA
d cents EVENING THE SIX pEGaEEs or SsamS skhME
son s4SSs SsE pfssTf fssT avEh BoArMAs
Tenn swallow Mr.. Winsns Fanny...Mss WOODWARD.
1NRANCONTs HIPPODROME-Madi Square.
9n TIE VI OF i
With Its brilliant seeessoes lifting scenes
EVERY Rd 1SFsRSooN AND EVENING THis WEEK
s.,,hsr with full in the Course and the Stadium
Riders ,ad Symnsec csso As 10 Boxes. Is een Col
crcd Boxes IS cents, Performances commence AZ anu -
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The ARR FRI
reo completely Joined at the back 50 as 70 n t h M
pe;ant Ss,SIs tw9 '1Ps sRNN r S5e Jny ~ at
S.sss n pTWo Pretty Pieces EvENIN0 s9eSs5 aS:t n
Of the tamos. psns & OF nns mh s, cents F Bal
cony and PsIauette, Y. cents extra
GEORGE CHRISTY and WOODS MlNsIkhL0'
III No 444 Broadway, above Howards
,,,.v.,, rrHlofYxs sMiSsTREIsS the NEW BUR-
LEs94Ew Ewoop. Business Manager
GEORGE ~ ssmm:ncc a, c'cicei Is cent.
nTCKIEY's OPERA HOUSE, No. $50 Broadway
ID MONDAY '1S e .Sa fsYrs the week.
snc @ an At O'Clock Admission 2s cents Reserved
Seats. 80 CENTS -, NY
CTEPHEN PEMBROKE, the last victim OF the e T " "
25NsE s.ayE T,s sAW Mcpssy S EVENING '
tell the hs escape his ana capture
YORK Admiration Is cents; children half price
VNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-The collection
% the %goN Sf A sssisRT ;soti Ss's
where remains on exhibition om 10 o'clock M until ~