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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22
THE PRESIDENTS MASSAGE a NEW
nIIAD.

-
Our exchanges are principally filled with this
lengthy document. OF course variety Of opin.
ion prevails as to is merits Its chief character
istic IS its calmness IN other words its duIness
The Filibusters were looking for something war
like in regard to the soule affair, but they we're
mistaken. The principal stirring topic ID the
message, Is the glorious taking Of Greytown, which
may be called de greatest exploit Of Mr.. Pierces
Administration The New York Sunday Times
proposes that tie present session Of Congress ap-
point committee 70 st %. GyegtOspn during the
recess, and suggests that they oller inducements
TO one Of IS members 70 compose 81 epic ID honor
Of tie achievement to Be fled away ii the ar
chives Of the Smithsonian Institute Ifno men-
Der Of the COMMITTEES should Be poet. there IS
one Celeb Lyon, Of Iyondale. who might be add
ed--lis muse is said to be al0ays II harness. let
the uIiad be taken as model and neu Flax
man engaged for tie designs By way d encour-
agement, It furnishes 4 Few lines, which i do for
aspecimen. They commence 10 the spirit Of HON.
er's Hliad:
n0f Borland's wrath to Pierce tie pIenieous
spring
OF fame immortal, Heavenly Goddess sing
That wrath which burnd the loc<e Grey town
down
And done It Up part larry hIoWng
Declare Ga Muse Ia at -lated hour
Sprang The fierce strife from what enaed power
HoIlns. Tie brave. That conf grafton spread.
Ard drcd the town. tiIl all The natives feal
~ 9TeytoWn men our Minister had sparned.
Ana fsr fheif high offence their houses burned
Tor B0fand sought with menace g gain
Ihe captive snith fnom lie usauifo chain:
The venerable patriot reasoning slaa
With one Of Jenniag rifles s. BE ban
H6 This Be points, and Win moi gIIn,
Declares With spirits u So Is AID III
Tie Know NotIngs have carried the
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22
IMPoRTs AND EXPoRTs.

The New York Courier says that Che
Commercial reaction has fairly reached the
import trade. and il gives the following fig.
ures as an important indication Of the pro.
gress Of contradiction in ibis branch Of busi-
ness;
a table shooting tie recsipfs ~ duties AZ seps-
raj ports IN November Of ne years 1884
and 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

~ Gen. T. G. 1IeAIakin, the Prince Of Hotel
keepers, has assumed the proprletorship Of the
Washington Hotel of Yicksburg. He gives the
establishment his personal attention and that is
saving all that could be. said Of il We shall in
g few days. pay our old friend and his fine house
visit and see Il it is fact, as some have report
ed, that he surpasses himself this winter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

ehe London Times. having recovered
somewhat the balance Of is judgement, in
consequence Of the rough experiences ofthe
allies before scbastopOl declares that il Is
impossible not to do justice 70 the courage,
perseverance, and skill Of our antagonist who
% far, have exhausted no means of defence
and seem to rise again fresh out Of every
disaster This Isl well-desersed bit 20
doubt 81 3 very reluctant, tribute % the
bravery and gallanllY of the Russians.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

- It win Be seen our friend NJ 3 Is coul.
son, Of Vfcksburg, IS selling out his splendid stocA
Of Mems and Boys Clothing at cost. Orders sent
down by the boats win be promptly and satisfac-
torily filled See advertisement.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

- In the case Of the State vs.. the Marlows
for the murder Of Swan. which was tried inour
Circuit Court this week, the jury acquitted the
old nan but could not agree Is 70 the young one.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

No MoRE FoREIGN MAErSEs.-Hy recent
order from Washington the enlistment Of foreign
ers into the Marine corps, now stationed ct the
Charleston Navy Yard, Is to cease. tits belisv-
cd that the same order has been sent to an our
military posts.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

a. The Know Nothings have carried the city
of Boston, electing their candidate for Mayor and
all the Board Of Council.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22
YAzoo CITY COTTON MARKET.

The transactions IA tie cotton marked during
TIE past week have been rather more animated
than the week previous. Fifteen hundred bales
have been sold at prices ranging rom e cents.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

So Will TRIUNPH


STA WILL TRIUllPH
The Paris correspondent 81 hs Nations.
Intelligencer distinguished az % anoa
edge and foresight ii European affairs t6u.
speaks of tie war and II probable re sn
The War i decidedly losing its iirsl popu.
laFity as is always the case. There are gems
orally loud huzzas when war commence
but they are louder, longer continued I'D
far more sincere when peace returns, Is VIII
eminently Be The case II the present instance
But when Che latter event viii occur no one
can predict. The WIZ at present appears
only to have commenced and my opinion
is that Russia will eventually triumph
Sebastopol however must be taken. The
whole energies and resources Of the .wo ma
tions will If necessary, be devoted to that
object Tor to fail would be most fatal t.
however disastrous result should now oc-
Cur at Sebastopol, shall not be surprised
If Louis Napoleon finds himselfin trouble 1t
home and such feaas are extensively enter
tanned Ia this capital.
] have never had and very few have any
reliance on The good faith Of Austria. Not
with landing All the present appearances Of
hostility to Russia have not The most dis
tant idea she will ever take active measures
against her, and the allies will Be fortunate
if she does not actually join her against
them.
Europe has most gloomy prospect ahead.
The great probability IS that she will be-.
Come one vast military camp, with the
flames Of war raging over almost her entire
surface Let Is hope that The United States
viii have the wisdom to keep ont Of this
horrible vortex, and thus not anly save
themselves, from the miseries which would
otherwise attend them, but At the same time
reap the rich harvest which their neutral
position would afford.
/ would remark as q singular fact that
more dependence is placed upon the Rus
sian accounts ofthe opel atoms 1.-THE Crimea
than upon those from the allies. Thefesult
has shown that lhe former have been very
truthful,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

0PERATIoNs or THE PHILADELPHIA MINI.
During the past month The purchase Of
silver At the Philadelphia Mint amounted
to s405. 800. The coinage Of gold for the
same time, principally il gold dollars and
quarter eagles. Was 1898 ,2ss. The coinage
Of silver principally II half dollars and dimes
amounted q $3.50 900. The receipts Of
California gold amounted q only 1875. 200
and from other sources q 80 This
falling Of Is attributed q tie operations Of
the New York assay Office and the califors
MIA mint. Total receipts ior gold At the
Philadelphia Mint for The last eleven months
SO, 5I5.92e against $40. 29e. $50 il tie
same time last year
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

ELECTION RETURNs OF LIMOS CoMPLTTE
The Chicago Journal gives The following
as The result Of the complete returns from
the Senatorial and Representative districts;
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22
Total So. $50. 600
81 $50 600
81. $1,000

Decrsassin 1854, $4,000
The Official returns from Boston come
down only to the e5tb, and that Of New Or
leans only t. the I8th 81 November The
receipts for the remaining portions Of The
month are estimated ~ Che average Of The
time covered BIZ the official reports. TIE
decreas compared with the corresponding
month Of 1853 is equal to 40 per cent
The exports from New York to foreign
ports for the month Of November show 4
falling fin comparison With the shipments
for tie same month of last year. Ile total
export for the month, exclusive Of specie,
vas $4,000. $50. The total exports since
January Isl, exclusive Of specie, vas $50.
a58. $40 specie included, Che total IS @95,-
$50, III. This show gain including spe-
Gle, but s falling. oE ID The shipment Of mere
chandise and produce q SI,132,9l7 as
compared with The CORE ponding eleven
months ofIast year. Compared With The same
period 81 Re 8 It shows an increase Of &l5.-
452. 626.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

Is FREE NncRo 4 C1TIzENo on rim UNITED
STATES d important decision Was made
on The Goth instant Tie United States
Circuit Court fOr Illinois "a session st Chi
tneo. n case u which free negro Waa
The plaintiff. The plea fled BY The desend-
ant alleged the plaintiff 60 be free negro.
and not citizen d the United States. enli-
lied to maintain asuit before The y s. Cir
euit Court Ihie sustained b Gle
Court. The hieago Times learns that
Judge NOLAN enincided Ii CHS opinion
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

4 the January Term a d, 1855. 81 Ite
"a Probate Couri 81 Hnzo0 county, WIN I
sent my annual accounts lor settlement and
lowancs, on the following Estates, t0-Wit. lte
estates Of Serah Hopkins, p d Ferguson John
Hatley, EmsleY Burns. Sydney Anderson.
Thomas II Shell. Weiggering, VIM Grnbbe
Washington Lnse Andrew Murdoch. John Di|.
lion, John Emne frank Hammock, q =
Rogers, s d Boy Higginbothon Yadt
III Turner, DENIM Burns d lieon Mills. t III
Anderson, John ecaslin.
A4IENKINS. St9
and Exc 40 Admin'siratof.
Decembera2. 1s-6t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

Tie Know Nothngs have carried TIE
Municipal election ID Hartford Con.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

ANNUAL SETIELMFNT.

ANNUAL SET NEWT.
a 4 the January Term H the Hon. Pro.
IA bate Count Of Yazo0 county, Miss WIN
as Administratrix 0fthe estate ~ Peter Corbetl
deceased, presentmy account ior Annual Set.
element Dee ~ 81 ot
CATHARINE CORBEII. tdnx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06
The Now steam E,figsses.

IRON INC was hngton sentinel, Oct
II has been sou time decided that OF these ships
shall DO built at tho Boston navy yard another ut New
Yoyk another at PHILADELPHIA, fourth at the Wash.
ngson navy ya-d, and two at the Norfolk (ya) yard
We hear that the ship at New York will be considera
bly, larger than either OF oters and has been mo.
deed BY and Is to DO out under the superntendsnce
Of Georgc Steers who acquired much reputation By
building the celebrated champion Yacht which took the
prize 1t the London Worlds Fair she il to be called
the Niagara.
The engine for the steamer to be butt nj Boston.
which, as We notified readers day two snce IL
to 10 built BY tke West Point foundry ia to b, con.
ssrnctcd, 1t is said, on plan by Mr. Rsiccsou.
Tho engine for tae Philadelphia frgata il tstceple
tnsne" and Ia to be built BY Esrrick &c oa, OF that
city, As previously stated in she ser.
Tho engines for OF the Norfolk vessels which the
Iredesar Works at Richmond Va, Is TO build are to hc
horizontal trunk engines.
II 10 yet undecided who to construct the engines
Tor the Niagara at New York We hear that three di.
acting engines, Of cylinders Of ~ inch diameter
aud three feet and tenth stroke are proposed for
that ycssc and The competition Tor the work Is between
some New York firms
The Board Of Engineers assemble in this city on the
9Th Instant, 70 determine between the corapesitSrs
Tho engines for tho ship to DO huhore TO be
structed in the Washington navy yard arc happy to
hear II said BY the employees Of the government In this
city, no contraca being connected wi, them As for
undetermined whether to duplicate one OF tho three
plans frat aboTe noticed &C opt somewhat different
arrangements and Of course 1t Is undecided Who shall
construct It.
Tho vast accumulation Of ship timber In the Norfolk
va yssd made tho construction OF Of these vessels
thess proper.
Each OF the irgates exccp. the Niagara wo hear
are to mount thirty thirty FOUNDER sho gus
Tho Niagara win probably carry 1linch guns weighing
900 pounds each-shel guns of course and txeivs
fourteen Of thcm II Ia Contemplated we learn that
In eighteen moths at srest all six Of these enc yes-
eels win BE- ready for sea. ~sss.x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06
The Reciprocity treaty.


Mr. nrummond, attorney General Of Canada, lie now
visit to this city, and has had an interview with
the Secretary of State We learn tn the object of his
visit Is TO obtain If possible the action Of the re5ecl
executive by vheh the reciprocity ause Of The Ega
Marcy treaty nay go Immediately into eject VITA rs-
tpect to Cs1ad tho Legislature Of that province having
ratified the treaty an modified its tafiE laws TO
form to it. TIE treaty has, however, to DO ratified,
and the tariff laws OF the provinces to DO nodded BIZ tho
provinces Of Prince Edwards Island, Nova Scotia aud
New Brunswick, each OF which has separate Ieyisla-
ture and different tariff. II il doubtful whether tn
federal executive possesses the power declare the
cprocity clause in force to proyi, CO. aud until all
the Provinces name In the treaty have asreca to IT,
The fisheries stand on different footing, being sur,
ec. to tho control Of the Imperial Parliament and not
dependent the other provisions of the treaty The sh
cry clauses having been ratified both by Btian aud tao
Unted states, we have now the right to enjoy the
der the treaty Whether the rccrrocity tite clauses
are to 60 into operation or not, ds:euds on tho
concurrent action Of the Colonial Icglat above
ed. We learn that Sir Edmand Head, the new Cover
nor General OF Canada now in Boston aud expected
in Washington in few days, with otser distinguished
men of tho provinces and agent Of the Province Of
New Brunswick (Mr Ptrlsy) arrived here last night
Important in ercsts in tho Province Of Nova Soota
anxious for the immediate recognition by the United
States OF the reciprocity clauses in order 50 aow sid
ney and Fcou coal for this fall Market 10 ino .he
United states free Of duty before the port closed by
Ice Tho Secretary Of the treasury has decided against
the Legality OF ouch admission, until the reciprocity
clauses Of the treaty adopted and all the colonial
tariffs nodded accordingly by the legislature, Of Ali
the provinces named. The odjfcation of the proyn
eal tariffs under tho treaty. is legislative function "a
br the Senate, was altered by Congress- tho bill being
into the House OF Representatives. and which
alteration i conditional on reciprocal modification Of
all the provincial tariff Tho fshory gtipulst.ons of the
treaty are reciprocal the British cojoying tho veun
BILE right TO h coasts down to the 36th dog OF
north latitude In return for right to sh on the colo
MAJ coasts &c VIII be perceived tho British privilege
extends nearly down to the northern boundary lac Of
South Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

MONEY IN DEAD IiErTERs.-The operations of the
Finance Bureau Of the General Post Office Department
for the year dis oee the fact Of rapid
in the business and importance Of the dead letter office
In the rst quarter Of 1862 the number of dead letters
the amount $40 1885, second quarter 1856 letters and
sl,l78; third quarter, 7sl do and Slo,s6s; fourth
cd 3lst MARCH ls54-two years wards-the number
Of valuable dead letters $685. containing s
The second quarter yielded letters and $4 325 in
money We have from tho third quarter-ended 3oth
September last2354 letters, in which found $l4
0S6 in cash When It is recoectsd that these do not
all returned progress Of this branch Of
governmental service apparent all dead letters
discovered from day TO day resu ined to the 70
the correspondence prepared and the who,e trans
mi,ted by the outgoing mails TO the places at which
the letters ally mailed, by which quick pro-
average Of Of the money is safely
returned to its legal owners,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06
MARITIME. INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, October ., 1854,

k'Ox1 Oh New YORK, october ., leS&s
CLEARED
ses~ship Gsorse Law Fox, A.pin ysll, Roberts.
sssIs y.nspara, Norton St John. NB, NV Phillips;
SP sss S.l s.:
Fsnss cG
B:s Tis y. Tas sI a:r Esy
Brig Iodsbar, Thompson st Kits Dow, Ioud 4 Co.
srss f fsss Fs Sstss. o'i'n'A
Brig Water Witch. Simpson, Wilmington. johnson
ssssI VIM Penn ksNsiLy, Aspjnx.ll; Ore rrsneais
sshi . " Hsxiy Hsrnsr Plymouth. Reid Mash.
ss1ns. csSass Briggs
ARRIVED
.a e sus.n oss1 Ns0 &C. With nd
ship Hartfors Cana Savannah, Gays. with cotton. &c.
ship G.tharins Andrews chsrleson. days. with cotton
Brss p!.eisss esws Rytsr Gots.nsurs. % a.ys, with
Blu Ss.s..ss s1s hsn.ssrry st John Nh 10 d.yvh
ssris ESEn. ~. gardner; 50 5:se Cub. is day.
.a Am s rS rs1 e. tss
4;
X = lie msnnsss head and Ias on. small sess o.
sqs.
rppe.ed 70 vessel bottom up The sbrsains badly
On s,syn s,;
Of and Il I'm Boston for Sc Jago.
Sohr Mott state Horton. ChArleston 10 days With COT
ton. &c, to McCresdy. Mott Co.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Pearson. Georgetown, sc. days.
Schr Sur ny South, Smith, Georgetown. days
Schr Georgs ManghAm, Moelander Wimip gton, dsyA
Schr samuel Bolton Podger Wilmington. dsyA
Sob, Henry Mutt, Hogon, Wilmington. NC
Schr Wm II Smith Wyatt, Wilmington, NC, 6days.
s 81: 5ss sls.s a5,S: Nj Ss.
Sohr Ben Zoll, Wilmington, NC. fdAys
s scsr hha,ins PG ss MmisSsGn Nc days
schr Adele, Ap1lest Wilmington, days.
Schr Mary W Hughes, Fields, Nswborn, NC, 6dAys.
Scbr Lucent Partridge, Elizabeth City, days
schr 81 stephen, Trimbls, Calais, days.
Schr u Hill, Jones' Fordham for Phllsdolphta.
Schr Charles Ann Richardson, Stony Point
BELOW.
Ship Ella Mallory (os Mystc} Wisrss from Roe%srdSya
Bark Flight from Savannah.
SAILED
ssesmshp George law Aapinvsll; Achsron HreAch
kvar) Brcst; Isaac Ee Molo Jacob Bell Snxsrsre Sc
NicholAa, HAvre IN others.
Wind NV.
The packet hip Harvest Queen from Liverpool, reported
By Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph on the 3D. has not yet
arrived also the from d., reported y pilot
boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

TIN CONVICTED RxcIsE COMMISSIONERS BROUGHT W
IN wKIrs VI HABEAs CORPUs AND DISCHARGED
FROM CUSTODY.
ocr. 6-Jetn Csvsnsgh and Isaac Champion, tho
Brooklyn Commissioners Of Excise, Who were convicted
Indictment for misdemsanor in granting licenses
to improper psrsor and sentenced to iuprisonment In
the county jail for the term Of thirty days and pay
Hne OF $3.50 each ard In default Of payment to DO .
prisoDed for ak months additional appeared before
Jucge lean Of the Supreme Court this morning. TO hear
bis cecinon The defendants had been brought before
his be the day previous on wrts OF habsas
and thir discharge from custody applied for on the
ound thai the commitment la the hands OF tho a sG
DID OF state the particular offence for which they hid
been convicted, and, 10 accordance with Of tho
Legislature pased December. 1853. they should have
been I'm prsoned in the PenteItiary Instead Of the
until this ing, when he delivered his opinion, In
which :, o whole subject is reviewed
After tho delivery Of the opinion Judge Dean made
order for the discharge Of the oefenosnts the case Of
CHAMPION being simiiar to that Of Caysnagh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

The Danyille Republican contains long account OF
the tournament at Cluster Springs, in charge of Dr.
Henry Eas on Tuesday, the 18th ult. There PRO-
tracted contest between three gentlemen for the prv
In the success Of the following In order-J A. Chap
pc OF Halifax, knight Of the stars and stripes, lat
knight Of Honor; Bruce Of Halifax, Knight Of tho
White Plume, I'd knight Of Honor and g. II hAglAnd OF
Halifax, knight OF the Rising sun, Sd Knight of Honor
The ceremony Of the coronation appointed to take
place ut the opening Of The ball at night. In the
mean time, the champion, Mr. A. Barnett OF Person, NC
named Miss Ellen Pointer OF Person the Queen Tho
following ladies' were choten as Maids OF Honor" in
Halifax, Mis- Yolpg Of Hslifax. and Miss Bruco Of --
Tie Judges on this occasion Dr. J. Crsddock of
Halifax Court House, James singleton of Halifax, c.
jordan of Person, N C., John Ftrre OF Person, w. e.
Palmer Of Milton and g. IL Lester OF Dsovle, Virginia.
President Captain j. ". Casmtors or HsEsx notod ~
Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

Two hundred and forty nine deaths occurred In Pitts
burg last week, Of which hundred and slxysx were
victims of cholera
We learn from the Taunton Gazette that man named
Michael wcCary Of squas betty, while his way t. the
jail In Taunton, TO which com seller OF liquors.
be had been committed In default OF ball. escaped from
the ocers erssp and crying that no wsrd drown him
self before he would ~ sSrcesd rprarg into the rvcr
ard vss drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

srgAMrl KrrrxREc, Copes hcnoe At rbiadslphia, re.
ports Sd inst Hsreford Inlet bearing distant
25 mie9 TIE house Of vessel which had boon swept
OF deck was about 70 by ia fcct painted white With
fess Saw no yessois o the Cares ward bound Al ~
when OF Bombay Hook saw fore and AZ schooner q
about 20 turher her malnmast was broken on
under water and forces aostns the wntr CLOSE by
Bank BavHErrr (of wAidoboro'L fogyty, from HsTsna
"a ut Ger kagsslles PIT into berEaaSs 90. NskX'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

Boston Advertiser the schr ArculAsvs
Smontop from New York for Thomsston her port
IN Maine put into New london th nit. where the cook
who taken ok Of cholera the Sound died and was
buried The vessel sailed ssAln tgt rsturnea on tfdsy
day and vAs buried In metallic eohn that his remains
nay be sent to his friends desired. Three
condition Of ths vessel The men who died had the best
medical aid buried with much and rcspect
ss they wsFs citizens ofNsw Leadon.
LA!~oHsn--At Est Boston, Oct By Mr. Donald xsK.y
HYson liverpool and intended to trade between that
pert and the Wee Coast Of Africa. to be commanded By
Cast WheeleH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

EDaARTowN. oct 3--Arr soArs Albert Jamison Jsmi.
New Yosk for Saco; Samuel Nash, Allen Rondout for
frankfort.
In port Asb ship NAvsAter Fishes, this port ready
for New Orleans brig Prescott; seRrs German Saml
NAsh. Albert Jamsor. and Aradne.
PHILADELPHIA, Oet q 4PM--Arr steamer Delaware
Clark, Now York; SAaddock Williams, Middletown;
EphrAim AnnA, Nsstcott Dorchester.
CID bark Geo Smouse, Warren Charlsstown Mass
Angels, Norton Boston sehrs Melville Morogor Calais
Me- Ihss Francis Bssmore, and Ellen sawyer, Gould.
Baton; Alexander n, Christie, New Bedford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

TIE @Adsnap0ea now Entering t0e Service.
The foOs strg yosng gestlsmsn have just passed the
preliminary exa0nsaoss for admission tnto the Naval
Aosdemy ct aad have received from the Ssore
tar 1t the Navy sppointmeu& Acting Midshipmen:-
~ AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

Telegxaphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, 0cs 3--Arr sh. Arst Ala, Calcutta. stesmer
Locust Point, Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06
ACCIDENT ON THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RArLnoA

Miss Jennie beard, beautiful and highly respectable
Young lady, OF Bristol Wayne county, Ohio hung her
sell 10 cherry tree with chain, Saturday iast She
Was disappointed in love affair.
Between twenty and thirty calves says che philadelphia
Bu,siH Of the 4th inst, yeserd AZ placed In
ct Pottsve for the purpose Of ber drought to the
Tho crowf cd car shut closely aud not opened
senn until this morning. whom the whole Of tho animals
were found Be dead L thar lad eurvived ouch cruel
tr atrept they would have hietened aud thor moet
boon una. fer rs~s