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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-06
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port of New York, April 8, 1854.

CLEARED.
Steamship Northern Light, Churchill San Juan, Me,
steamship North Star Minor, Aspnwall, Chas Morgan
Steamship Alabama, sehenck, ssvannah, L Mitchiii
steamship sOuherner, Evan Charleston Speford Tiles
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk. &c, Ludlam 4
Ship Pacific Nelson, Havana, W Nelson 4 Son.
s1 Sse Sam juan se
Bark Eliza Barss Warrington, Turks Islands, Tucker
BARK Brasilsiro Campbell yers Cruz, H.rgous Bros.
BARI yGsursh Baks haxana Dow land
Bark Warren Fisher, Langhorn, Cienfuegos, Smith &
bark Maria Morton, Buckley, New Orleans Eagle Ha-
Barb Fh saSs Lee. Richmond % B Thompson.
Brig J 4 JOst Br, Potter, St John, NIB n Row.
sehr Howard Wood, Malta Geo Price
soSi Caroline Hall Rogers s. Augustine, Peek
sshI Helene Suites, Savannah, McCresdy, Mott Co.
sc6r A Greiner, Watts, jacksonville, van Brunt &
sehr peRosset, Brewster Wilmington NC, Doner 4
@ ikoy oSorn os Bda
sehr 7 II Seymour, Kelly, Philadelphia Mckee.
ARRIVED.
Ship a TySs ns sen
for st John N March AZ 40 Ion 81 90 expersn ced
:S
ss:e e = ar With sps sn
sss s and P1ss field Ss Of the
New 3d. on
s1g w..ains.Sn .sp Page Liverpool Feb 81 with md.s
Phillips from cad1 her ' with pro
@ Ssnn day
lost one birth and one death on the passage
and q e t. =, y, b.
cebergs some Of which as far south 43d parallel
ship Premier ggr Parne, Ascension, IS days in bal
ship B nSss Of wnsa Rio 'anero Feb
Ship .MssantiseSk tGf New Srls.nO, Pollard, Now Or
BARK Won Helm rem) HOnhol1 Liverpool 60 days, with
days WIN coal toMxEw Meyer; s .'' = =
days with sugar and moasse to Nesmit6 Sons March
50 ship NTH NTH f A,ss%s in fS;;sSSp
ton steering NE spparen,ly new clipper The expert
sncsd hssty weatsss split s & Vas a Y days nor
Bark corns. Miller Hsyans March 20 with sugar and
er bound s Iom c1sdSnas foS BostSn
days. with sugar and moassss to order vessel 70 Sss
isS DG' 70 Kp'e k.rs IL T. S
spoke scbr Edward Lens probably brig Edward Lind
gs osssn mee Soisr Newcastle E. eS days with
eGs e ws1srsy of Besss Trinidad Cuba March
r sSsst to T as B:on E Es
visa s u Ssro fas Boston white Aal.pa
fssIs sw YORK
''s sens Asren Aux Cages 10 days. with coffee.
40, to order,
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Board OF Aldermen.
l0ur Special Reporter.l

Jour Special Reporterl
PROPOSED ADDITIONAL CRIMINAL COURT.
On the ion from Board Of GSgnemen in
tn' s 50 an add
said that an Additional Ss
this Hi the he
@ a o S. on rMs THAT
ally necessary to dispose of the increasing number Of often
Alderman Morr hoped it would be referred to committee
B S *. sn these with s
differed opinion TO the necessity for another Court
@
6s
the District Attorney had been requested to furnish his
failed to give his opinion to individual members Of this
Alderman Lonp said, that as member Of the Law Com
ns Board ysa s n,s s.s a p
s had him from doing
eorder whose opinion Is entitled to respect and he says the
additional court Is not required Ths Reeords5s position
Attorney the other hand, to
is position therefore, decide and it was
H moSea is s9S % I
Alderman DRAxr said the matter had been before the
Counsmen and reported favorably by committee of
ss gaaa he there was as mu0h Law there
and Be- voted for its sOns ssa. enc
for ne great wrong punishment does
nal court Is for the Of the
ss
THIS city 70 take ms position as member OF the Board OF
Alderman MoTr risingI do not like things to be stated
Alderman IIyTDoes the Alderman Of the twenty arst
mean TO say that state facts that not truet
Alderman ELyThat about remarkable statement
that has come from the Alderman 'f'hs T*sn
Alderman MoTr but the for order rendered his
"a mo gesy the a. ss.
from him. would retors him but don't wish to make
this floor the arena for personal attack.
Alderman MoTr-Coit
slight weight into the scales that have tried that gentle
and where If the public press TO be believed he has
Alderman MORTON We understand that. QaughtsrJ
Alderman HERnIcK said that he believed there were
Justice Or not was another question, iLaushter)
MoTT was sorry 70 see that some Sapse or
carried away BY this SUBJECT II the Alderman seven.
eSnt CHE Chairmsn had known that the criminal offences
criminal court hut should be brought to the Oyer and Ter
Alderman Of the Seventeenth well knew that but he also
knew at the business OF the other criminal courts is
clogged for want OF another tribunal
few further the report was referred
the Law Committee.
THE CARRIAGE HIRE or TIVE ALDERMEN
motion 20 concur with the Board Of Conncmen In
reso ton TO request the Comptroller to pay carriage
hire OF members OF both Boards when duty elected some
Alderman Morr said that II was better for each member
% Elk an an Ss4ee Tie Or car out Of m
alluded abuses that had boards when
members used to take their families out in carriages
charge the expense to the city
Aldermen DRAkr and HEnRrcK supported the motion for
Alderman CHAuNcsy opposed it, and stated that he had
been In Albany secenty public business and he did not
Alderman Howxap1i would ssk the gcntemsn IL 10 hes
Alderman MoTr moved to amend BY inserting that tho
charge made BY each member be verified BY him on oath
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Superior COurt--General Term.
resent, Hon. Judges Duer, Bosworth, and Sloper


The following orders were made
II hereby ordered by the Court that In addition 70
the regular trial terms two special terms for the trial OF
causes by jury in the Superior Court be held in the
months OF April and May 1854 to commence on the
third Monday OF each Of said months and be continued
until the last Saturday thereof
The principal Court at the special terms will be
held in the general term the side Court in the
special term room. The day calendar will be called by
the judge holding the principal Court will consist
the numbered causes the trial calendar already
made up.
While these terms continue, the day calendar for
the regular trial terms will consist Of the odd numbered
causes the present trial calendar. Not more than
twenty causes win be placed the day calendar Of the
special trial terms unless IL shall be found that larger
number necessary TO prevent adjournment for want Of
business
separate panel Of jurors for the special terms viii
be summoned TO attend at the general term room in the
building at the northeasery corner of the Park at the
corner Of Chambers and Centre streets.
8. The general terms for April and May 1854 VIII be
the saturdsy succeeding the second Monday Of the
term.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


EDGARTOWN, March 2S-Arr schrs Bolivar, Robinson,
Norwich for Rockland BuenA Vista Potter Port Rich
mond Pa for Boston, Marietta Hurd Dency do do Mount
Hope Post FYork for Portland; Hale, NBedford for
Arr 3Oth, wsmpatuck BARTLETT Norfolk for Plymouth;
Othelio, Tyler. NYork for Frankfort.
Sid bark Falcon, brig Emily Dodge, and others
Scbr Esther Eliza went ashore last evening Cap
Poge but off to-day without damage, after
q lighter load. (The is bound to Pembroke from Ne
In port April about dozen SAIL bound E, and probably
before reported.
Ship Three Brothers, Of Nantucket left this morning
tow Of steamer Massachusetts for Mattapoisett.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 4 PM-Arr ships TuscArors,
Turey and Shenandoah Morrison Liverpool briggs Flords
gr Harristroop Ponce PR Damsrscoye knight Boston;
Comet Godfrey, Franklin; schrs Gibson, Avery, New
London; Banner, Baker, Gloucester; Jacob Raymond,
Barnes, Nantucket Speed, Somers, NYork Mary Jane,
Aud. Bath, Me- Manhattan Field, Providence; Susan,
Rogers, Mayhem, Providence
CID steamship Keystone State Hardy Savannah bark
cienfueSos; ESwn Convsy Nevbyryport C1ru, chsm
berain, Hsliott, Boston; Thompson Fisher NHaven;
Mary Eliza Weaver and Rogers, Mayhem, Providence;
White s9Hs Chase Hannah Matilda and
Lennox, Lennox. New Haven.
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Naval IntelliUence.

CnARIEsfowN NAVY YARD.-Business is extremely dull
at the Charlestown Navy Yard. We informed that
the smallest possible number Of men is employed
there-a smaller number in fact than at any time for
dozen years. The sudden suspension of work the
sloop Of war John Adams by orders from Washington
has caused the discharge Of the 800 wormen who
lately hired in. Not little grumblng is heard among
the host of mechanics who voted for New England
President in hopes to bring good tines at the prin-
cipal New England Navy Yard-Bcs,on Transcript.
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sehr Aicyona of Hurd Cisnfussos IS days
with sugar, TO master.
schr Metis (of Newpor Dorr Attakapas Is davs with
sugar and molasses TO Robert wiiliams vessel
Schr Charles Ebenston (of Chareston Johnson
ton IL days with cotton 30 to Banker Co Experienced
heavy weather during the passage lost sails bboon &C.
Schr Barnard, -, Virginia. days
Schr Jane Parker Parker Phsde1phia for New Haven.
sehr Henry WI on Smith phaiisdspsis Tor Boston
Scbr Thomson Smith. Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr Granite Lodge Tarr, Bucksport, days
BELOW.
One bark and ono brig, unknown.
SAILED
Northern Light San Juan, Mic; illinois, Aspinwall
Alabama Savannah; southerner, Charleston Roanoke,
Norfolk, &c. -
and light
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEoRAPH1
The HIGHLAHDs. April 5-Sundewn.
There vessels inward bound In sight Wind Light
from s. Weather hazy.
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Another Steamer Sunk on the Mississippi.
SEVENTEEN LIVES LOST.

From the accommodating clerk Of the steamer Duke
learn the following additional particulars Of the loss
the steamer Monroe:-The NJ left this port for Yazoo
River heavily loaded with dry goods and groceries, on
the oath inst On the morning of the 9th between 2
and O'clock she struck log at Cowpen Point about
hye miles above Natchez, and sunk in less than FIVE
mate fifteen deck hand: and fremen, and negro wo-
man. drowned. The boat and cargo are total loss
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Tho opposed by several members implying want
of conho in tho honor Of the members the Board
IL wss then moved ms further amendment, that the
charge for carriage hire should fifty dollars
year fer oh member
This lost by vote OF eleven ten the
renee with the Councmen then put and carried by
uimilar vol
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The reported sale in New York OF ship called the
Chariot Of Fame to Messrs Grinne Mnturn Co. was an
arising from the charter to them Of ship Chariot Of
Fame, Of Boston. +.
Brig Topaz 132 TONS has been sold at Philadelphia for
$3.50, cash.
New Era Of 1928 tons particulars Bark Live Yankee
launched At Bath 18th ult 10 42S tons, not 800.
beautiful clipper ship Of 100 tons launched 4th
inst from the ship yard Of Mr. Jackson at East Boston aad
taken Capt sheers to be masted She
owned New York Arm and intended for the Calfor
mia and India trade.
MISSING vxssEI-Brig Sophia, Dennis Capt George
Sears Francisco Now for Shoal Water Bay
Oregon, and has not since been heard from.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports

BOSTON, April 5AEr ship AryHm Lon don; barks Ionic
Baitimore brigs Mourani Havana Mechanic Zasa Cuba
Frances Jane, Savannah; Clement, Charleston; Union
Buenos Ayres China Baltimore Mazatlan do Jane Cook
Wilmington NC; President Taylor, Philadelphia vii
liam, do.
NEW ORLEANS April Arr ships Undaunted, and
James Wright, Boston; bark Attca, do.
Below ships Trumbull, and vcksburg from New York;
Bostonsn from Boston, bark Washington. from Philade
phiA, and two Rio ships
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Proceedings In the Board Of Councilmen.

l0ur spe ,al Report.l
expressive Of The feelings of the Board towards the
Whereas act has been introduced into the Senate Of
EiCvf hs
intended tS Sn,T upon s%eSn Tslm.dF
1ss n shs
ard By the q sl0h act our city
Resolved That Broadway from its world
.ston the principal and most sssuai
R's1 % Ga sss
able opinion. dRTs%i ar saS
the Shn nd sr sn1 ra sr clearly
referred to eontemplates would be Illegal and
rally This !f therefore hsrsbg re-
%Onstrats and protest for and on behalf q the
hitting or providing for the construction Of any railroad
Received That committee of FIVE be appointed by the
President Of this Board to proceed to Albany
bereinbefore referred to. Wv pA''"s' VI 'n' A's
aa ne srssn ss III Of rsgS
tracks on Broadway without the sanction Of
following then ro% tho other
Board drawn by Alderman Chauncy, Of the fifteenth
Resolved That the Common Council Of the city Of New
ff pa; y sw
Resolved that the above resolution duly
through 's sSme 81
our Tt Senator'S O. for their action
members Of the Board Of Councilman = - ~
CENTRAL
On motion vote the rejection Of the report
Of Committee Lands andPaces TO whomw Yeerred
sundry petitions praying for reduc ton of the
Of theCenra Park and question being
put it's adoption II was carried by a OF "a TO 10
Mr.. COOPER then offered resolution, instructpa tho
Counsel to the Corporation 10 prepare petition
the Legislature to repeal the the man tbe
city Of New York TO make Central Park
This resolution being liable TO give rise TO debate
laid over until the next meeting night. -
After transaoting some otae unmportant business tho
Board went into Committee Of the whole -
On taking up the report Of the COMMITTEES on pub,io
Health in favor Of paying VIM. f. Reynolds for
CONTRACT WORK,
a the removal OF dead animals, ofai, &c.
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rien.
ps.sn 1ss1 .r A GEM es z.
ps Ella & .sS. Rya, go
Bs.tSn star. TOossr Ws.hIston; Maria Pickup shoe.
'isa
ship Frissss Bird copss Manila bark solomon
sass: n. y days: ,S.s:Ss:s %5ssSssss Ssssssss:
Sjsss:
cid ZIP Mary Plssss1ti Rowland LyergoS briss IA
spain rim; S.ssSmss, b.oSs and Dssas Asf,.:.
Also ia sshls smith sf New Lonasn Nenso
6.le1
Grace Darling Bartlett Bridgeport Messsrolc Young.
fR0yIDENcE-Ar April 8, bark v H Chandler, Ben
ysssps ,TSSTne. sm.IIs Norfolk Porter aosS.s.
Pointer, Fowler, NYork. s,....
ship Nor. cs,s R .s;.g
Brow Fsiiaas sss:
w ssss Sssym. Msy ca
S ;sh5. SP'sph n6 GSsss GSna.n
s nns sa: Bay -: N1oIk s%xs Hon
hS News ns s
a. and Judge
sshr
mar, Lynch, Norssns CID April br bark Plstns LoSs.
ses, SMITH smith,
Sss.. "a
T:$sss sspss "a s%ss ana sp:ssss
,WICxFoRD.Arr April ., sohr kstanors. Harding
wARRESmArr April s. schrs Mexico Chester, phlsds,.
phia 9Th, Roam Wilson, Doboy Island, Ga
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STEAMER MARTIN HOFFMAN, from Boston for Alexan-
dra supposed the propeller
Hedge Fence; she came of in about 10 hours without
damage
s complete wreck mainmast and nearly half Of her
bottom gone and she Is otherwise badly damaged. Her
cargo of mackere and fish has entirely washed
scHH JAMEsaSyS Coffee ct Barbados ,m Norfolk in
bulwarks stove deck load and deck swept Of all
For hours the captain and had to remain In the
cabin and had she sprung aleak all would have perhed
scHR MINERVA WRIGHT Capt Rogers Is the vessel
ashore at Smiths Island.
In
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Eeanolllan Innoltnee.

The following b from the London Times
The Acapoliian Bourbon would appear n, have
n8 object closer NO heart than ihat oi inlirtinr u
series Of peiiy insults on The United S.atls, finance.
and Great Britain. Ans one ol tho tAter poWcr.
u8mel could, ly HE CAcliiun Of 90 much power
as is involved in ihc operation, Of couple 0l uc-
oi-baiile ships. drive ihr King from biz throne as
maid servant Woulds0ecp spider iTum win.
dow corner aud lri not d m1alh plsses but We
hear of some fresh and prp1.lrfou. insult inlici-
ed by ihis petty sovereign upon ID French an
American. or Hr English suhogil The pfuyoca-
ton recently Offered 90 France is tna iTssh iu ihc
public recollection 10 need Wflbrr comment here
SO D. the ease Of Mr. Hamilton which was dis.
cussed In this journal sometime back 4 good
deal has been sail against iuis gentleman, bot W.
= have never yet found any one bold enough 10 say
y that his school wus uoi uIcihly invaded aud fhut
up hy the Nelpoiau police, iu defiance ol tAe pro-
visions OF an express treaty with England To-
day we have two icsh instances of Neapoliun
outrage 10 rccurd-ihe one upon On English. the
other upon an American subject The Euslsh
subject was an lonnn-a certain Mr. nireiu who.
us II appears, has been for long time contractor
Tor public cun,eyances ai naples and hls resided
there. Lately be visited Paris aud London and
ON his return Ia Italy The NcapnIiian Cou.ul ai
Lcfhoru refused rise 10 his passport for Nap,es
All efforts 70 obtain rclrefs have hcra l5mHra-
The reason assigned for The expulsion OF Mr. Bag.
gio is that during his Journey be- had communirl.
ted with refugees. The case Of the American
citizen Is, II possible. stronger This gentleman.
Mr Carhonc, was not allowed 70 land at Me-.
slna. bc cause, said the police, he had taken a
,'ari 10 political events In former period The
United States Consul proved that Mr.. Cirbonc
was in America al the timo named, aud that the
charge consequently was a trlon. lie offered.
moreover, To be guarantee lor huu while be- tfan-
sacted his necessary mercantile business ai Mc.-
siua, bot without effect Such ore the two last
instances of NcapoIitan iBsolencc The quc.tion
remains, how long the world will tolerate the
arbitrary acts Of so weak and naocnt Govern
slent1
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Notice Of withdrawal.

Ffam ysira' failg II ceriaia iaRds a..
az aftia s0sca Usiies on elth sil, ot
6t6E3Hr q Hsp,apsscl Raitlom f5aii
Gums LlHitag o. tie MisaSlipgi
EftT. As.HHS1s. rii ram3eH. aa.i
Hea fH't9t u hs Term BaHqtf,tF,,
Lias anf Is dfdashsa a. Cala.iea
| y Consequence Of argsn, representations on he.
L haifai thc Interests ql iHa pnua.s1 RAlga4u
1tHi bENNeHts ala'e mentioned, fhs Pc. #siif ~
Il. ttfi s.ud, =, an ollof bearing date t'is itli
instant h.s directed that tur public land. In The
undersigned townships lying within allccu mile,.
uf tAerahAuis, nn each side of fliI road and
hrlacbcs, be withheld iram sale OF entry, cArep.
valid ple'cmpiiou claims, which are oNculrd
irom lhe operation af this notice. all situated en-
the following laud district, ia the State OF Arkan.
sas. 90 wit
10 The distrigi Of land, subject 20 .alc a, llEI..
ENA
Souh " iir tass iia' l43 eia Of As Gqh yriH5pa
Aicifas
townships eleven, twelve. 0pufieen. fifteen aid
west lmcipn OF sixteen, of Range one,
S5Htig a. bIif aur aHi 'r-i q hs ma punrsai
niyits4,
Townships eleven. twelve. thirteen fourteen.
tllccu lul s,AiorH uf Ranges oHg, tWo, lhpc.
iJIr U.I la.
ia the th,rs; o! lands saAjosi 70 sale at Cu,u.
rAgSoLLt.
S0ti y a. tli, iuc ant 'rrf Of h.r nh prine pal
EoeiItg1.
Township. eleven. twelve thirteen, huiiern.
hilorn and sixteen, OF klnscs ia, a,eu. eight.
niae l..', alc'ou and Twelve.
IoNhhp' eleven twelve thirteen, ouriron
a'ee' s.A'rrn eighteen nineleen and twenty Of
Range ihlHceh
townships eleven, twelve. thirteen. ouileen.
hllceu, siNistu, seventeen. eighteen nineteen and
twenty, OF gangc, 1uilteu, fifteen. sixteen. sg,cn-
teen, lud eighteen.
Township. eleven twelve, thirteen. fourteen.
hiron sixteen. aHd seventeen, OF Range ilue-
tcrn.
townships eleven, twelve, Thirteen, iour,eru.
all diren, Of Range twenty
10 iDc district Of Ilu,ls subitc, o. sale at liFrLE
Roea
South o' he tra linz and res er hr f1A principal
wariddH.
TOWNSHIPS lwo anil thrcc, OF Rlugc twelve.
Townships two three, iour. five. siN. seven, aud
eight of Range thirteen.
InNlshlp' two, three, igur G,o. six, seven,
eight nne, aai ten. Of Ranges fourteen, dlicch,
sixteen aud seventeen.
In the district oflaais subject to sale at WASH
isGToN
Soa, y he iac iHs aai lors' gf The lttb priaaj,al
HteridaH.
Tawu'h~ I've, in, seven, eight, nine, and ten,
OF llnsc eighteen
Townships mae AMI ten, oi Range nineteen.
Townships eleven, tN1l,o. thirteen. louricen
and fifteen, Of Ranges tWeuty-ouc. twenty-five.
twenty -iIfeo, twenty y-luur, twenty live, twenty
SIS. aud iNeHly-seyvn
townships Gn, eleven. twelve, thirteen, four
teen, add fifteen. Of Range twcuty-rghL
townships Ten, eleven twelve, thirteen. and
fourteen. OF Ranges twenty-niuc, thirty, thirty .onc
and lh,r!y.tUo.
TDwu.hns ten. eleven twelve, and thirteen, Of
Range thtdy-threc.
Cneunler my hand, at the General Land
Office city OF Washington, this ith day Of Janu-
ary, 1864.
By oritrpf The President:
JOHN WILSON, Coamisuoner
" Gmsea' Liant O5is,.
F5piVs 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08
Administrator settlements.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD. scr.
WilEREAs,a atilr Jaauaf, rrrn. 4. n. is5i.
w uiihe Court 81 frahaie, ibf said county of
llama'esd, Tie iolIaWinc Aauini,lusof, Exee.
uian and ,ialfdnH accounts current and settle.
nieHls Nsfe h'rd IN sad Court VIZ
AI#iaa' Ma.llW. s1m.ful liab'iTYTce.,, T.! lu.
john Fuilag JOHN lAtlars
Joe 0 lia.mzr 1laG .mnirlIl,' -
llenrY X ll#uH Datil ralaHs -
Jnl. . N1al5flf az Com Duplees hrirs ~ =
Joe. 7. s iHdsluGpua.aJni'f 81 renninapulsa =
bes y, tiUHH lames 81 Neaiz % -
EafunHu Es'tof Morgan johnson -
fhs.e Anh. pbiaris NASH.
E#A. HlHkt#ad TMR BaHlhead 81 -
sala Z lipi5auale slanl Alary L. Fa'kHet -
/ = nHfsans interested Ia l4a ,etileuenisbl any
sui l='tiss a.e Ic4uifei 10 eunc ftuaHl and
Die rSs rIafz h susb afsaaats IT aHY the, ha4g.
en- 81 h1iafr fle zelssiiI dak al iHe neki fern ~
I4a tHH,ta. foiiasta la4 ,si epgHit. "a lie holden
d, tH' t1aI' Hhu=e, n tHe lnwn ui Washington
ON i.9 !ai Aauiay o ApHl, 4. u 1s5i, af they
siH us AatHf barred nom excepting l. suei ac.
e9aa's any tom t4rIe,f
ls SANDERS. C.ss,.
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

EpwARp Eyrrrrr-We have noticed lorsome
time the gradual formation of opinionall over the
na,icn in regard 10 this distinguished gentleman.
II is something 10 refresh us IN these degenerate
times to know that such a man as Everett Is an
, lhect Of national regard. The corruption ol par
iy cannot have undermined the virtue and intel
ligence Of the people, when such virtues and auch
intellectually ns possessed by Mr.. Everett finds
an almost universal devotion. lie is "natioual'
in the broalest, fullest and most republican sense
Of that term lie is the friend of The pcopr-ihr
lover Of civil aud religious liberiy-ihc advocate
Of pcacr-the Stern opposcr of European aaump-
tion-thc promoter OF industry and the rcprcscn-
taiye OF a conservative progress. which must
command the appreciation Of all, and has iu il the
true elements OF our national greatness.
Public sentiments like mighty tide Is setting
in towards him From the hills Of Maine, from
the vast interior Of the contucnt-lrom the sunny
South-lrom the far Wesl-rom the Pacific coast
the voice ol the nation, which cannot be made in
audible, comes loud in praise and confidence
There are great issues ahcad-greot rcsultsawaIt-
ing the touch ofumc-new destinics for this young
republic Calhoun is gone-Clay and Webster
are gone. Everett, the bosom friend Of one and
the companion of the others stands To-day Tie
living representative Of their varied qualities
beautifully blended in his model character. Asa a
man. patriot and republican Edward Everett has
hold upon the hearts OF his eountrymeu, which
even party animosty cannot destroy His uinrl
is full Of Significance. We mean more than wt
say. Cotton Plant
Washington telegraph., 1854-02-08

~ NlAds Position 17 Hr Nagcry gasaioa,-
4 hc following explicit aHu'womeui appear in
Ns CHsrH.
I've are not Ahohiioni,is-N1 more a auIi,i"n.
i,is llau M1ses ~ SlcIa',., uf lrtus Christ Wr
deus i.ui % is cfirIs, uf a WONG. pr rgtu Pee
cla.u TO bold slaves. ta huY sagc, 20 ttli .iutr.
70 keep aIgc' in their work 1Y lalciug nr oitcI
n'giul cuHr'ipu. "By Your sI',usr' says NI.
huush'uu, "iun vii lecame lahtipaior iu their
wwHs.' Bl, We VIII u1, be silent ~ hcu occl-
sion call. lar 'pcee..' anil as 4r being partripa-
Cor in iag wrongs we. i9r our pan tlsh we lad
g'1l plantation well t.1.4el vita healthy ue-
rfde, ID Alabama"