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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7, 1854.
Our cotton market is rm and the sales Of Monday
$1,000 bales. Middlng is quoted shc Mess pork sells
At sl3 Corn Is active at 65c Sterling exchange Is at
ss per cent premium. Cotton reights to Liverpool ia.
Prime Rio coffee is at lie. Sales Of moasses ut 1910
CHARLESTON March 8, 1854.
In our cotton market to-day the sales 200 bales,
the demand being confined principally to the lower quail
ties, which advance Of one-fourth Of cent has
taken place. Prices to-day ranged from TIC. 10c.
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The sentence Of Ellen Thomas colored, convicted at
Hagerstown Nd, Of the murder Of infant Of Mr.
Blair has been commuted TO Imprisonment In the peni
tsntiary for Life.
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The Strike among tho Cumberland Coal
Miners.
BALTIMORE March Q, 1854.
The strike among the coal miners in the Cumberland
region still continues and the strikers growing vo
lent threatening to drive of all who attempt to take
their places The coal trade of last week only
tons.
We have mail this morning beyond Wilmington,
N. c.
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The New jersey Legislature.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD.

1KENION, March y, 1904.
After n whole day spent in considering Mr. Ms's sub
stitute terminating the monopoly Of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company in fifteen years 1t
10 third reading with amendment reducing all fares
| 10 two and a half cents mile.
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The amount Of Ice exported from Boston In the month
Of February, $3.50 tons nearly 5000 Of which went
TO New 0Eissns, and over 1000 10 tho gast Indies,
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Railroad Consolidation In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, March Q, 1854.
The stockholders Of the Marietta and Hillsborough rail-
voted to-day the question Of consolidating the
two roads and II resulted In majority In favor OF the
consolidation, Of q, 900 shares.
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CHARLESTON, March 8, 1854.
The new steamship Charles Morgan, from New York
for New Orleans, her first trip put into Savannah
to- day with her air pump broken.
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Jersey City Intelligence.

DEATH OF Mr.. SoUTHMAYp-Wed morning Mr..
Henry southmayd who has for forty years past beena
prominent citizen Of Jersey City died. after long i'll
ness Of dropsy the chest He sixty Ave years OF
age He has for years been the agent Of the Jersey
Association. His father, ninety years Of age, is
living.
CHARTER ELECTION N.-The charter election for Jersey
City will be held the 11th of April The places desg
mated by the Common Council for holding the polls
as followsFrst ward engine house in Morris street.
Second ward engine house junction Of York and Gregory
Streets Third ward carpenters shop in Grove street.
Fourth ward, engine house in Michigan street.
TRKAsURER's Accountable account of the City Trea
February shows that at the close Of that month
there in the city treasury the following
Amount IN the treasury .S4sio 70
Subject TO order 1000 90
OILS
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The steamer Florida arrived here early Tuesday
morning All well.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March Q, 1854.

WASHINGTON March Q, 1854.
INSULTS TO AMERICANS AT HAVANA.
Mr. DEAN, .(dem) of N Y. made an Intellectual attempt
TO introduce the following resolution
referred TO The q II TG5sss sSd A .a
The and ~ 81 o ~
sssion indomnity
therefor and security against their future repetition and
ought to be repealed or suspended
RKMoNsrRANcx AGAINST THE NEBRASKA BILL
Mr. KnrKRDaE (dem) Of N. H., wished to present the
remonstrance of three thousand citizens Of New Hamp
shire against the repeal Of the Missouri compromise
which objected to; the paper could not be pre-
eented under the rule
The House then went into Committee on
Among the amendments made was one offered by Mr..
KnR (whg) Of N. c., that the money arising from the
sale the reserved sections shall be paid to those States
which have received grants Of land for internal i'm
according to their federal representation in
Tie Chairman, Mr.. PunPs, (dem.) of No. ovsrruled
the amendment not being german to the bill under
consideration but his decision was not sustained by the
Mr. KERR assigned the motive for offering the amend
ment, justice to the old States.
Mr.. DRAM, (dem.) of N. Y, opposed the amendment,
the democratic party has always held it unconstitu
ona to distribute the proceeds Of the sales OF the public
lands among the States from the treasury. Inc oid
States were not here asking aims OF the government.
New York asked nothing. He was born in that State,
and expected always to live there and hoped never to
wanted to the public lands for actual settlers
Mr.. WHEELER, (dem.) Of N. r., said he should like to
know who authorized the gentleman to speak for New
York He knew his colleague has the administration in
charge well the Kinderhook district but not the
interests OF the whole State Of New York, which has
thirtytwo representatives besides himself on this
to speak her When she needs the patriotic services
alone Of the gentleman from Kinderhook he win proba
bly, be notified to that effect
Mr.. TAYLOR (whie) Of Ohio moved to amend Mr.
Kerr's amendment to divide the proceeds Of the
sales Of the reserved alternate sections among all the
States for internal improvement and education. He
wanted general mot partial distribution.
Mr.. Oips, (dem) Of Ohio said he was opposed 70 the
pmsndment there to be any distribution It should
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Southern Mall Failure.
BAITxoRE, March Q, 1854.
We have no mail tonight south Of Richmond.
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Balance ........................ 2,si5 2
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From Liverpool, in tho steamship Ass--Tor Halifax
Messrs George King Robertson, Croker Winn Murhead
Creyar, Captain Walton and lady John James L.ssell
Wood Francis Hostage Robertson and lady, Slater and
lady Madame Helrfze Mr. Harvey Campbell and lady, Nc
Pledaish BroSks Burns. Bower sisyer v; Carl
A Roche, c Fabrequettes w Cumming Gordon, Cham
berain Mcintyre Thomas Holman w Perrin Ollendorf
Jas Cilmour Robertson, Peter Hamng WArrcn. Mac
intoth, Montague Maitland Lueien Maitland Lieut. Col
lay Ibbotson, Robertson Child, Berford, Ander-
son. Graham MILAN, Story Thomas Ross Sargent, Miss
kins Pauls, John Wright, Chas Hamilton, Thompson Jas
Hickey Jas McClay Francis Mullins, Jones, OKain,
Loyeland OBabbtt, Way.
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6eIM10 marine COETeSpoO0cnCcs
KEY WEST, aug s.Ths expenses incurred on brig
total a 1852 g. Value of vessel IS 0o cargo s2l
The fchr clyde reports that bark loaded ~ith and
glassware, bound to Havana, wrecked 18th ult ON
heed.
1be topssil schr scoto of Ellsworth Me- put in here
leaking sno dsehargDg BY order Of surveyors; cargo,
III bales cotton picked up along the reef have been
brought To to dsss (Aug 81 and sold by Marshall BY
order If court
sh Aug q brig Water Witch, Simpson, Nvork; schrs
Lzzy Wsn Baldwin, and Clsde, Saunders, N.ssAu, MP;
9TH, steamer Isahei Rollins, Havana 9TH schr Pa
res James, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug IA. 5PM-.Arr ship. Evira Owen,
liverpool 46 Gays: NAsbwaDk, Mc1ntre, Liverpool 81
days; briggs Fannie. Campb. Cenfuegos 23 days vel,.
ma, Rohm Cslas 10 oasa viucenpcs Gaschs Calais 10
days; Acorn lsmbert Boston dag q; VIM Drew Dunn,
FAN River days; Benz Carver ssvyer, Calss 40 days.
Amcrica Richardson New York days; Alcenus, Jesr-
SOD, Fall River N.uvtss, Grng Port Prince; Leonia,
Duhng West lDdles; scbrs John Gpin Collins, Turks
Chief, Smaller, Hartford days. George Brooks Ststson
Portland daya; Electric Light, Eau River days: WIN
Rutap, Sprague, Greenwich days; Ottawa, Howes,
Portland days; Cornerfcit, String, Mystic days;
shriver, Cain, Boston days; VIM layton, Douglass,
Fan River; Aimeda, Dickepson New Bcdfopd; Kate Hill
Ga tbfp Pelican state, Weeks Calico; briggs Vim Penn,
Robson Falmouth. L; Cope, Bartlett, Bostoo Rouud
Pcfd Palmer, New buryrort; Hylss Marshai Salem;
scfrs Z l. Waee, Hoffman, do; Almeida, Dckerson,
Nor.ick; Cora Kelly, East Cambridge Kate Hllar, "a.
lis, Bath, Ne Jane Baker, S0mers, Boston; A Haw-
kins, Cobb, provncetewn; Hamlet, Hail. Providence;
Smaller Pratt Hartford; Swan, Adams, salem; Ell.
pedite, Beebe, Pa~tucket; Venice, Rose, salem; j
shriver Cain Boston; E1ouise, Thatcher Do Juniata
Willard Portland
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Headquazters Was established o. Washiagtea
avenue neer the state Tobacco Warehouse. aud
from that Ioint mes ses au6 70 = we're carried
back y d iorth t. evey part Of the c'.y.
Up TO IL O'clock not ~ arrest mao poen msn1
the least disturbance reported. The citisen poh Q
works to cha %.
oRIaIH OF THE RIOT.
We Rave So en- NJ least twenty eye witnesses OF
the on igib of the rrceot tumul. anu have received
from the m twenty oiif.reot reports. II !: mpM
sble Ia state with accuracy precisely sue tstag
began, or with aha, party the blame 81 commanding
il Ives. TIE fact is tbat people had heen prep sre
10 exl ect fight on election day; many were armed
Ia a, ticipstion; the fuel there aud tue inst &C.
ci email spark kiDdIed II into fearful bame
Had the thing not been suggested, Il would proba
bly, rever have occur ed; but no many minds wese
dwelling upon the sinister predi tions which had
been most lmprunentl, is-ued du,iDg the p eceding
week that everything WAS In tram 70 kiude the FIST
spark OF disturnau . into bazs OF s+diuOn. The
spa,k fell, and the blaze follow ed as mater OF
ana is useless arek further for the 81 noe csnse
Of al the late disastrous tumnlt A said before,
there no especial hostility t. any particular ma
ton, class, clique, etd. The Irish were attacked
BE- ause the fight happened :" be commenced BY an
irish rowdy; had It heen German who struck the
first blow, DO oouht the fury OF the mob would
have been directed against the Germans. and 30 co.
TO suppose that there was any prensdifated anu
Iish or sDtiCn'hoc feeling att bottom OF 1t, Il
a. We have MAR taired from the first, great mis-
take.
The Republican stteml ia heightened and inge nj
Gus explanation ct the thing in which IT throws al
the blame u, the Irish, WOO II says, to the mum
Der OF three Iour huDdred surrounded tho polls
using loud angry aud inaanmatory language and
winding up b. s'ant'ing-s by. We eau ind nc
confirmation If this story, and in the present state
| o. publ Q feeling, SHOULD bot b. disposed to pubist
lot Ard unsu ppmt. rnmors. cal uated 70 aoarist
o deplorsble and unjust'fabe feeling Of hostility
towards body 0ga fellow citizeas ,me OF " ON
have already suffered much from the recent Afra,
/ and for whom, ~ fbe weaker party, natural gym
pa'hy must be felt amongst ch'va! ons. earted men
| We NV, no r. ason 10 suppose that the Irish pre-
me- 6itrt.d anv riot, or prepared for one, or yer
/ par ,tnlariy lot on election day, and though a.
/ liish ready began the fight, that was mere acci
Sspsca .s;a i cl LIS 20 ,onn ~, oiI'e =. rec
!, particular importance. Irish loaftrs as we'll q
other classes Of a'ers daily come to bio vs. but no
every day do their uaruly actions provoke such ID
mentable results.
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CLEARED
ship Sea Lark, Woodberry, Antwerp W ! Schmidt
Ship Fanny Giffpey. Moody Bonalre, W n Riverson
Ship John Bun (Br), Richardson, st Stephens, Clark
Ship Carolir & Mary Clark Emerson, S. Stephens,
Peskine.
Bark Fairy Queen (Br) storcr Bristol, Eng, G,lde
HaIk PalkAela Or waIlsce, Pugwash, Bech Kun.
hRrdt
Bark Hannah Thornton, Congdon, New Orleans, Stan
Bark Sarlns, sspders, Charleston. Durham & D'mon.
:. Brs Neptune (Meck), ksmplc, London, Thompson Il
Brig Arveae Cr), Ratout, Havre. Boyd Hincken.
Brig llbens tBeIg), Nedshl, Iaguna, W schmidt l.
Dr'g Nancy Piaisted, stimsen Halifax, barley 4 Co.
Ii,g Arct3Ius, Crooher, Dobcy island, - Elliott.
Brig Richard, Bebtly, f< ston, K r Buck & Co
sr s.ss, ' enasn a'S chariss,aD n ssc Ss
Mott \ Co.
sclr Fam, Hull, Charleston, G Bulhley
Schr III Perry. Gretnlaw. Rockport White Duncan.
scbr Lnce, Howell baltimore, MAILER q Lord
sehr oiyis, hail, Portland, q /. Hatch
Steamer Beverly, smith Phsiaaelphia, Il Thompson.
ARRIVED
steam.bp Label, Rollins, Charleston, IS hours, with
cotton, &c, and PASSENGERS to master. No cate, &C.
exchanged sisrnis with steamship Marion, hence FOR
chsries'Sn; The has come here o rspir
Pieassnts Ane H. at 81 AN, OF siaepuIent Woods,
sspaIizrd steamship law este an hence Cor Norfolk
mp hunooNt tM COS obJj C<pk heionufoe Nay lZe
with ID 10 ter. Phi, died OF typhus fever
Mr. Abel Rckais Of Que,eo, sget q Year.. jane ~
hat q 30, ION SS 30 spcae clipper ship lbou hencs for
san Francisco.
ship American Union, KibAy, Liverpool July s, with
mcse srd GO pastep1es to Grinnel Min turn 4 Co.
Peter McLaup hu, seatrsu died the passage Cha es
kieips seaman fell from tia forp yard, and was lost
ever, esertoD was made m; has % days
wet Of the hanks cf Ks~ Fountiand; had light
~es'rj, Winds the entire psssag" took pilot of Nan,
tuctt 18th int: had births and death
Ship hBtha wsru, Ssorer, Liverpool, 40 days, with
mrse and 40 passengers, to J Wrd,
slip Gsrce, Taylor Liverpool, 50 days, With mase
aIS lis asfenSers, to W Dug~n
hip s.hngion. Paige. Ii erpo !, 20 days with mdse
and Sle Passengers 10 w Frost-
ship INstinR Zephyr (cipper Of Bostos), Randslk
Csrcf 90 Gays wito railroad Iron and IL passengers
t. master July q, lat % ~, Ion ~ o. ercbsrgs sx
rs with ship star d IN. west from liversvi for Ncw
lork Tie ; y exp. riencea light winds srsm to NV
the entire pAssars except the last two dsyA
ship Topiop ass~ New Orleans ~ dsys, With md-e
70 StsI ton Tompsou. July !, at NJ Jas Watson,
Of trheiep, NJ, oak, jur'ped overheard, so al u
ecIum uen,ens, and ioet. l2ka, saIs latter ~,
NV 20 es signals with On .r,estou packet
ship shown = blue hureec with Wits halt
hip Pslisr fcf Rcstcn), fcss New Orleans 81 days
With cott y. 10
RI. Prihs, Little, RSto SC days With railroad srou,
20 rider
fass sssamnse (sr~rj Jseos, E,rsu,sa % ssy. vii.
~ Ssssei2s, y ssvsns.sds se.SEscAx
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Fires In New York.

FIRE IN THE SEVENTH vVENUE>
Shortly after eleven O'Clock list night, Gre broke
out In the ,mobe house Of Louis Fink No. 81 Seven
The ERE Grit discovered by Ssrgt Turbine
and KILLER, II The sixteenth sard BY whom the alarm
given Mr. Fink had just retired to hed-hs jumped
up and but partly oyessed to the stable
bis iorse: The flames BY this time were just
catc ing the stable door, In extrio sting the horse
Mr. Finh, burnt his 10 terrible manner The ere-
men arrived, and in prompt manner extingushed the
flames preventing the spreading Of the Gre beyond the
smokehoute. Mr.. Fink insured for 81 400 on his
houte ard $500 on bis stable but insurance the
snok eheute
forepart Of the evening were false alarms.
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PmADnPmA, Aug. 14-Reported by Keen Taylor
ton RR g. sek 3d. 90 Reading RR 6s, TO- TAX 81 900
CSp"en and Amboy RR U.s. 49, So Al % 600 west Phi Ia
dolphin es, ss; - 100 State 5's. SO; $3.50 Rich
moDd Dstrct 6s, 81 26 shares Besver Meadow RR, So
do StK Pennsylvania RR ~; 100 Reading RH, 81 q
Lehah Naviga zion, 62 10 Mechanical Bank, 2eh Be
taee~ Boafd.-51 shares Reading RR, 81 ~. Second
Board 81 roo City RI 6's 90; 100 shares Reading RR
3lh Mechanics' Bark, 20h Market dull
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HORRIBLE MURDER or A WIFE BIT HEB HUSBAND.
On lat M Lday hight our citiz aDs we're thrown
Into CONSERVATION ON hearing that Charles Pinkley
bud committed most barbarous murder upon the
body of bis wife. rhs tragic scene occurred ab ,ut
IL O'Clock ct night, in the house Of the murderer;
and during the perpetration Of this most heuish
deed, the wife struggled and sTeausd aud in this
mani er reused DER mother, who was sleepag la the
same house and VIII, rushed into the room Just in
tine toJtceive Der dy ing daughter 10 her arms.
PiIkl.y immediately fci and in his haste forgot
bis garments As soon a. tnis fatal occurrence was
mace known in town, police guard was sent out
In scar "a of him. and in the course of about two
hours discovered him in field near town, sleeo-
and cove ed over with grass. He was arrested
lodged IN the county jail. ard on Wednesday morn
Ing an Examination took place before tho Justice Of
the Peace. The evidence produced went 70 show
that the prisoner bad been in town the same even
log, went home sober and sane, and retired wit i
his wife, when at II o'slpc the family were reused
by the reams VI his wife. Prisoner cut his wife
several times, hutchernR her IN most horrid man.
Me- and then straogled her. The wife asserted be-
fore dyirg. thi it was her husband who had cut
and stranged her, and survived bat 40 hour after
receiving the wounds. A great many Of the friends
and connections OF the deceased, naturally outraged
and horror stricken at this most unnatural and
daninabIc act felt like taking summary and hume.
dale vengeance on the brute, but we would advise
them 70 kt the Law take its course and IL there is
any Justice In onr courts The murderer of bis wife
vi meet with that penalty before the law Of God
and man, that he 80 Justly Merits---Ss. Gsscr,cvs
(ihe.) Paindsol,r.
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SEVERE DRoUGHT.-During the month of July
very little ain fell in this vicinity and up to this
single drop In Aueu.t. The consequence is that
vegetation ia In q most suffering condition, espe-
cial CD dry. thin land, where frequent rains are
estey t'al to the of all the crops. The wea-
enough for comfort, and excellent for the farmers
to 6O,sh up their hayiny. The drought In the up
per part of the State has not been severe a. In
this vi unity; bat tie crops ia many parts Of Maine
corn A. potato ' CROPS viii g ishsMpoTsmos ss
IN. H) GaSeffe, dug. IL.
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DEATH OF MURbEREI Toe Chickassw Iafel-
iiRerfsr published In an Indian nation aud edited
BY an lDdian. gives the folio wing sccouut OF the
dealt of the Indian Lequshsh, alias PoecaA. atlas
Morgan, the last surviving murderer OF Messrs
St4mm and Lepplemsn. Morgan pursued by his
tribe, travelled almost two hundred miles to tho
ter Of distant brother which he eate red at night
and, In ~ y to inquiries propound~d TO him,
rel Gated truthful a,rati0n Of his crlme pursuit
a. escape. His brother heard tue tale. roainoed
BIN 81 f0lm<r a6m0Disions, aud requested him TO
promh tn surfeodsr himself to justice Hs refused.
aoo 10 few moments fell dead. by the baud OF
man noble enouga to sacrifice even brother upon
the hsllosed altar Of public justice. We regret
that we have Dot bis Dame, that it might be iu
sclibs d OF the altar at which be worshipped, In
golceD letters to be read aud revered by the vosa
RES Of Roman fame Here, d,ubttess, many are
PREPARED 20 smile at the comparison between M
Amen an Indian ard an Dncient Roman; but re
will AK t'rse fond II pursuiDg snch quest ons,
wherein d the ancient Romans, Of the time of the
elder B'utus, for insta.ce, display b-tter moral
traits and QUALITIES than the Kickspoos? Was il
their religion. their morals, their cia institutions
or form Of government Some weeks ago mao
was sent into Fort Arbuckle, who sisted tina. this
murfe wss the result of premedita'ed pan nv
two HI kapoos besides Okeyot and Morgan. He
sa'd That he did DOT know their names, but could
identity them. All the tribe but two-ths suspected
Oneewt re then assembled, and the absentees being
sent for sgain, were eaid to have fled.
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Rrooklyn CITY News,

ursn Crrv HosrlrAI -Ccron-r BALL held In
quest yesteray upon the body of BernArd Duty, who
DIED at The HospitS' Sunday night. He had BEEN
fos I'D L. the woods Weetsvilc. tho preceding
day, PROSTATE and unable move when be was con-
ed to the Four dirtrict station house tbenee
the Hospital Deceased resided Mt No. Rector street.
New York. and the proprietor of livery stable
verdict Of death from conclusion of the brain was
deYed
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Brig Ruth ITO tons sold at Valparaiso previous to
lat ult, for *. 800 cash
hessrs Fernald Pettgrsw, Portsmouth, Nh, win
launch tooSy ship Of 100 tors owned BY Hessfs
Waller, W Pennextrr. John Knowlton, D Bailey,
John Barker. Samuel Adams, John aayrat, WALKER,
Fernald 4 Pettiersw, and Capt Thos Weeks, whb To-
command heY
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spOsshSh w supervisors
Nathan G. Ely, Esq. WE csI'cd 30 toe chair, aud
on tho arrival Of the Recorder vacated It for him.
THE LATE pIsrRicS ArToRsEY
preamble and resolution, setting forth the feel
ing Of sympathy Of the citizens of Eew Yok q the
death OF Mr.. N. X. Blunt, vas read.
The Recorde- and Alderman Wa.eman spoke In
brief but feeling terms Of eloquent eulogy OF the
public and private virtues OF the lsmented deceased.
It was then
Re solved, That the salary Of she late N. D. Blunt,
as District Attorney, to tho c0npletion OF the hscs
year, July l. 1854 10 the Let January, 1855 BE- paid
TO George ". Blunt administrator Of biz estate snd
ihst tbe Comptroller draw bis warrant for the same.
Unanimously aoo.ted.
PkfTfinss vErTRRgp
Of several persons for the reduction Of taxes.
TER RyeisrxR's ACCOUNTS.
n communication was received f:e,n the Conn.,
troIler IN relation 20 tho accounts Of G. ". Ac-
cerson, ioi mer REGISTER, end Garret Drkemau, the
prestLt in,u mbent showing sum Of slA $40 ia Ca
yor Of Mr. Aaders'D. Ordered 70 DO printed on the
ninu'cs
A resolution. authorizing the Counsel or the Cor.
poration 10 commence suit FIR the collection OF
the bond eiver by the Register Of the lily and
county Of New Yo'k, 10 secure fees received BY him
htlorg 20 the county, was adopted. Adjourned to
first Monday In September.
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Tele9Saphlc Marine Report.
BOSTON, Aug 1%-Arr shios Thos Perkins, NOneaus;
Ellen Aarts SerPooi barks Spirit Of ths eeas London
Lucinda, do; Maine Galveston.
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J. Hitchcock, o. Lsics ster, aged man, vent Into
lie fe 70 rep DAY last and rot "a
esle~fsA, re.s,n ve'' for iin frund hin aes !,
Via s,cs le grsspss v css hssa 49, ssa- Il shsss N
va ot~<r. s&7 -.
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State Agricultural Fairs.
These great gatherings take place this fall in the
cr,ccx al

National Cattle Show 8 Jr1ngtieId, Ohio Oct. 25-27
II appears that three eat commercial cities.
Philadelphia, Baltimore ard New York, will each be
the scene Of State fair, almost at tho same time