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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

Capt Giem OF the Petrts and several passengers
that bark were released from confinement by the inter-
ference Of II. b VI. slOop-ofwE Dido. The commander
Of the DIDO Capt Marshead acted in the mos, decided
and vigorous - nner obtaining the release Of the Amer
icap prouers Capt. Gilcm who itlsh subject,
manned aboard of the Dido Mazasn with the object Of
endeayong to regsin possession OF his vessel We fera
Tie Americans aboard the DIDO were transferred 10 the
Marcy at MazAian whence they sailed To Guaymas
The French pass by the Challenge were IA "iay,
the the Marcy sailed from that port 4ney had
been supplied with and ammunition by the Mexican
authorities. ~ ,
Major Roman was received with extreme cvlIiiy ~ tne
officials Ggaymas All excitement, II regard TO the H.
ycsion had c.cd away
The occasion of the Challenge passengers beng sup
plitd with aud ammunition Out 81 the release
Of Capt; Gllem and others. The day on which the Cap
tain Of the Dido released these prisoners he sent boa1
around with l2pounder into the harbor and fired
ruu Der II blank cartridges. The authorities were
town, and in anticipation Of this, tine foreign soldiers
cartridge.
soldiers exclusive OF the Challenge passengers IL was
reuor,.d that be shortly 10 proceed % the frontier to-
the uurroe Of defending IRON the Indians. Ii sad
the foreign force under Col Sebiedt would accompany
him.
TIE commander Of The Marcy, Capt: Cornell received
The risorers from The DIDO and treated them IN the kind
ct and most hospable manner. Among them were Two
ar three who had been wounded aud they speak IN CRATE
fu terms of the treatment they reoei.ed az me hanis OF
Can, Cornell fSen Francisco Com. Advertiser.
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port Of San Francisco-Arrived.

June &C. steamer Poyne,i Roger. 1875 Philadelphia under
sail ship Clara Henrietta, lDuchl Croee III Is Amsterdam
W sTs'o brls Evffa rbecs Pue, SQUAD Acadia Cousins
-tce cr Mendfcra, returned port bry j. T. Brown Mahcw
Pus,t sornoi fch Fsyoue Wheelwrg Tomaes Sonora D1a
eel. co Laura b van. Morton. San Pedro
JCEe j. steamer brother jonathan Sealu-v y d. I'm
JUN l. steamer Active CAPT. Alden f1veyaz
faFss sutton Puget sound; Mai3v. Heard, A.-0s bt
g. " htnosl. Wilson Puget sound MeFchsnnsn Ray. Puget
so-td Aaift Kennedy. 4encocus, sch snber Woodbury.
4Dt bey -lessee Ellis As0-il; Fr-asco, 81 .eE. Nead
cfai htfaee. Tug Irrnales; Relief. W Far-allnes
June lcClrper Coar de Lion Tucker 5l days f0m
toLi sctrs M mantle Boy Puget sound; Loo Choo Gtd
e. ssE'e Cgzi Astoria "lloGshby do; Honolulu Packet
Marin, Flrcluvrr Island
June laF shp Noe Dane De Victories Caastslsin 10 lays
e. = have tde C0hansey, Merthn Humboldt BAY Quotdy
Iafcl, O..
.lre 9-Ba.k Charles Devaas, Hedey, Astoria Weilnr,ly
Tax Fur s1 -r Teresa. Cam bell BotfEst Mary Reed, 10
@ htLce Tor loi- O.old Fgsned 20 ofti Fllueo, ELL
d 90.
June q clITerhp Ss Serpent H2waHi ld days from New
Ns; p Melissa tlI1l Petsgson, 30 DAYS from amt rrr VA
kfrere tsvst 81 NeucUcll; sclr. J. NJ IL,
eE,u. McCerts. d. turiesr. Csrsol. S-uta Cruz
- sch. Flying DaT Feuln. Holou'u; Uli9n Smith
sen PscIo.
I.~ 49, Zip Ngrs Patterson - oavs from syipey b,-,.
"a h,,re Joi .ra D1teJ Jg IT, aaJ, f,n Au-;edsn -.
sslt-ao I'd dcyf Eas,ore fbrl Hsirrs New Ci,.. n "
saTsae FIeqei he'.aa lions NoeT scars Relief wis ga
.rrr s.-t
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
100000 IN GOLD.

The steamship North Star, Capt X. A. Wamsck, Of the
,cderendent line arrived at this port yesterday On her
eutv,rd passage che left NewYork the 5th mat; al
aP.M: from the 5th to the 9th was favored with fine
weather the remainder Of the passage was accompanied
with heavy and eastery winds; arrived at Aspin-
wall on The 18th at II p NJ after passage Of days and
hours The Illinois arrived the 18th at 10 A. NJ left
Aspinw all the 18th O'Clock i. 81 with 273 pas
sengers los in cabin and s2oo 900 gold dust For the
hrst three days encountered strong n Z, gales with
heavy
On the odd, at A. NJ, lat IS 30 lou "a, passed =
steamship supposed to be the Empire City steering south
by west. Same day, 10 clock passed chip Mary Ann
Of Boston, steering westerly.
Tie outward passengers per Independent line
veyed to the Summit Station miles further than pas
senges have been conveyed by raroad before The
Ichmus is healthy, and the road progressing rapidly
With the energetic and successful labor Of Col lotion
passengers may expect TO from ocean
in a few hours.
Tho Uncle Sam which left San Francisco on the LIST
passed the Yankee Blade, entering the harbcr of San
Francisco and arrived the l+th at A. NJ at Panama
The passengers Of the Independent and Mail lines crossed
the Isthmus and together and per Independent line
from San Francisco in 2l days and Is hours the quickest
time on record.
Le at Aspinwa steamship Illinois, brig Chief OF Bal
timore Capt Smith, dischrrging cargo from s.; Thonas
We tender thanks 10 the Purser Of the North Star
and 70 the Express Agents OF Adams IL Co. and Wells
Fargo & Co.. for the prompt delivery Of papers and
memoranda.
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IS elpp-f.hp Meteor Pike ~ 70 Boston s,.,
tBr Ksnn.cy 81 4 Hong Kong; Jalia Asa a.
60 d. I'm Nswe.se : W; Z Rsvense - Wn =
Nsrcr Cornell - de I'm Grtyamas bark ora Oss-s Por.5
srUb, Hort fSrI H0''E Tahiti; Detroit. sp1n lak.
bay; sebr. smith Ss Point, Palestine s,oaad
(hnrsc shq fU'ous st0ue. q - I'm H)ns Ke.,
Dudley staple Astor Kioubly Cook. P3r'lina 81
Nsc0tss Russell hsm r1it Bay HuGfrsss Hass, b.
ctgs; Pilgrim. Fsser Hra to'ti Bar
June 18th ll1ts Dali Columbia RIVER. ship Per..
H Kous barb. OtTaltl Hayes, Monterey, he~ NoA va
Hun 10 Bay returlsA port br Loney
Cesey CTssesss C,. Abigail GorneH. Astoria H,cyos
Fsrdr Portland: L .eh Monterey Astoria As,Sr.
Nousbiv Santa Cruz Moan; Vernon. CofsiAl San Cr1I
uuien Smith. san PedI0
2sh basis Coal Rarnsrd Co'smh, yer. Sarb Va.
rta Pusst Sound, bT's. Grecsu. Ksssn ColsmAA River
san usi K J.,s9 Asoria, schs Piedmont.
anbdt BAY La.r Blown, Point Reyes, Qls-n 4 he
" Sweet Pedro
June g steamer SouiA-rusT Hihsd San Deso, hf low.
GreEE Brmboat Bsf. - Alert Reed. Columbia River.
Aasn. bnsFs Sruts Crrv shr Dsf1-srov Wood R.v
brig North Bend Len Mrfoc schf io' Cboa Goodwin
chr Tsr,uo Iur Msncocno; serpent Essmss
T,irsiss. .chr Reie " ey. Farfalcnes
luue &c. sehr. Franees Helen. Leeds, Ump1as River
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Cleared.

June II -mrs Ccr;e. Crorper Jusn Sonota W, P,,
srr-: hng Hrrfc- Frcfercks Soarf srh-s ,,.
hewitt Swsu sse-amen'o Harriet Bosten DO Yosas A-,re,
Charles Monterey
J-re H. usr Soshr'rcF. H ard. SNn Des, ship Tnsaa,
bi;mcsc Chr- tafs t.1dc BE- hlckSc, CaAo ssruA.
Kcrpsy San Bss Alat AateEs Sldey' sns tr,s Galaxy
OrrpFcF Tah. scA Alexander. NcAenzr. s'ocso1. Eai,
Howard harlow. d.; sooe Psse. d.; Resi!ess Pay H5alsh
a4ts K. Whi,ng. Bal. Milwaukee.
.sLe - s,hF Emma Ps, krT. Lalla-I, Society is.luds
Jane - lrs fraNu E-l,N tmplua Rive hs T. r Bnoxu
Mashsw Ssudsis islalis Schr K Mansfield S.r
u b. abr Adeiu- HaUou. >scraueuto
June i ship kr-.hs tbft Cars tsso Balls Emily K,,
ror. m Pschc Ocean scar Arch lee lBC) 4. Po. p
p,clhc
= ,hip North Csors Nicte'son Csso - IN O. Ba,
ton >hsrstse. blrote irrry PIT. Snow. Hong kcr-
June IS feyfCra SAM Portland barllsW lewis
Gies. Nev-lUrs SCR Maryisua. kofrurn Sacramento
Jure - srips Charuser. til Mania; Wn'rginl Rs-s.s-
tsc, ssrs Wavelet. >-f Honolulu. hig K'-n By I'd Por
Danish Hrr titn-ettc HE LIho pcrrs psciac
Icyucssn Rogers. bCll>a; Cucg Gray S.n,a Cra1,
-. i.. God y. ports r P4clac Ocean.
JuIc s. bark Eiu-o a.t.n Ma.. t-hts Strrt P'cs.anr
SsrtauertC. CaT, Be-. Preset. Cltsceut Civ.
June = BIZ. baA isab.a VI E~sn CAo. RsbssAa C,rw.n
Tahiti. Auckland = bob. Ass Aa s,hIs laE....
memo. G. v. G-n~,'.. had. St,,st.u.
Jlue g hsks sophie. otl l. La M,us. Nusrr.a VIZ.
u Astoria; sors Nm Alien. Atkins, Nsao.4,.ss i.sad Ham
o.. AucsIs,u Sssfsuru.o
frr, 20 ,hp j. b. lsN. HoViai d Nsnis
June sf.srntil- Pscrc ~-sbu- Juan,
Tsus1ns; ship Iouf oe Lion Tucker Hong Aouf
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NFROM THE MINES.

ItoLVANE CoUNrY.-IH, Columbia Ga:cte Of Sa,ur-
day says: The miners in this vicinity are now doing re-
maIkaby well and although do not hear of bi, Jumps
lately continually receive intelligence of heaps oi the
fire stuff being taken ont. EveTy thing wears lively aud
busiresehkc aspect and miners, rchauts ami traders
are continually arriving in town, and putting down their
pins and shafts, and erecting their shingles ana cabins
preparatory 10 permanent Solourn among Us.
Ia ihe Main Gulch, Saturday last Morri,av & Com
pany took ont weniybree and one-half ounces OF dust
This claim pays well all the time.
Last week Messrs Steele Il Co. the fat washed out
IN the space OF four days and half twenty five ounces of
fl gold, valued AZ about s45O.
The miners on Saw-MLl Flat doing well and the
cgmp IN fourishng condition; new buildings stores
ard cabins, going up every direction Tls il one
Of tht best mining camps IN The vicinity of Columbia.
rich ad has been found 20 extend the whole length of the
fat, which is Supposed 10 have been the bed OF
Woods Creek.
HUDSON q Co. have a rich clam in Lan-ln's Arden
wi ich vays from nine 10 Twelve oucccs per dav Una
gafden nearly al siaked oa aad claimed and though
le, inc 'h ,LDfiy ycretat.es - bcan6 % to
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Iei,,crnntln.

pr,r ,ip Meteor Francisco % ias. from R.on
The Atlantic Care or1 1 i,y-
he Csp~ % ti tlsr Boa The Pacific when c-rd
ne si June rd lsd hsht and ys'e WINS ms % ne nno
Ciprer ship cur Do on do made ,h- 'om B1,a
C-r, hc-r lsys Vas or the "a day. - WINS e.i
car. Crossed me Equator Nay - ca d., a;r1 wash tine bal
I..h' - src ce
Cirrer strip >erpert 10 from New \. VS. Of Clps
Horn n heavy gales Crossed the Equator NV n IN
a. D. 81 70 Anrn
FalAlal i.l.Lds pa sod H.
icl :Iou re uiz1CL "a. yafl and Nas d-INl.l
Baiaue EnveofeN d. from sidney y y W N'rc' 80 when
.th "a Sc XesUd Sudden .hn 81 sal, Aried
bow.ll.. l.id '.r fhe ssng
t,v were lot With ,Vtyihns zach. siusi. ,slt9-Ni
sa1rtmet rtd yad tai been dave f,Ut oret
,sl; lad .sid from hence under ~ very Nsl T.
Tfst- Made the ballot The psssge under JrN
hr bais rraHc-Co tom uus hus on ne
-h inst while lying ior rcf Carried 1vry or psa yard
Brig 'Us Arn. co. Newcastle, y = " .N3erercet
weshsrfune uitu's' ca-fi"t fer SUI
tope'srt NESTS tt0cm spl, eate u. % sails and nstnned
cfhtr
Brig Tsrirrs pgrct Sound. u gat when On
frr' Point ll fud rt4fued - repair
damages
schr BAILEY sailed from do M PIT Orfosi he 18th Juac
he lih iat - 5o ION 10 'Npenfncd h'avy As which
carried away al % Orsm-st sr. a s, sad
PEELED 20 retain TO ptf, TO rtpAis da ntsss
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FROM GTaYaTAS

ARRIVAL or The PETRiTA PRIoSERs.-The revenue
cutter VIZ. l. Marcy arrived ct ts port yesterday after.
neon IN - DAYS from duaym
Among BE passengers To Marcy Can't Srrir-er
of Ire Peiria M Kelly, 81. Brockway AMI other. WIN
~ 1t from tLis lac. g. Gulg E-s u slruary last
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Births.

In Francisco the 1Cth June Mr. '-p : Anfsrs ~
two toy weighing pounds eaca they sr sai 20 be A. a-e
h.s.tn.
In Fraucisco. June %. Mrs. John 4 sal o; s3n -
On June g. Coyote Flat Iu..ae -aiy, Ms John HOY
In francisco. June 49, Mrs 2 L. Smith. Of son.
Ia San Francisco. Jrle l2. Mad nJAp.-i.l!, %. SOD
In san francisco. June &C. Mfs Stewart Luu % daughter
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Personal Intelligence.
Thomas X. Rich bearer OF dispatches from Paris ar
riyee at Boston by steamer Nisgar.


GEN. CAss AT THE COURT OF sr. JAMES,
The Northern hlander which is Published by the Nor
mons at e James, Be yer 1.ls Lake Michigan and
IL recognized the Official gazette Of that country
chr ncles thus grAvel arrival ~ the court of bis
Majesty King James Strang, Of Gea Cass Gen Cass
ytee this place ast .uesdsy and paid his addresses to
King strsDG The national steamer Michigan convened
him here and remaiced till his departure Soma years
since Gen. Cass to himself distinguished honors az
that in tho Diplomatic hpe to the Court of st James
and tho President could not do less than send
vessel with 20 distinguished public servant We are
happy 70 see the nlss ions between tho dolo
mat and the king snd doubt not that hereafter better
understanding win prevail between the United States
and bis august majesty
At tie Metropolitan Hotel-Ex President Cevallos,
CAstaiss Aguia Mexico; hon H. Il. Henry, Vermont;
DuncaD, U. ). a; Horsto Seymour and family, BuGs
10; Hamilton Wilson, Charleston; Capt Nathsa Prye,
s.lem; Captain James Davis, ship Union; E OserHns,
Lima.
At the St Nicholas Hotel-Chevalier Hulsemaun Aus.
trian minister, Ir. douglass 26th regt British army;
Judge Fioday, PhiiadeIphts Capt Cramln British &
J. Tsynr, 90; P Berkeley, st Paul; Zenon Ledon, of
Spanish legation; : II. hanson, albany; s. p Hslsey,
New ORLEANS; fhos B. Hunt ChIicotSe; Col. WicoI,
Georgia; Judge Walker, Schenectedy.
At TIE Irving Hou,e-M-jor W. w. Chapman, Z. :
A. Col! Calvin Towrssy, Verm mt Rev. o. Massey, Vir
gins; Rev W H Brooks, Newark, Del; Prof r Glins
ban, Boston, F. Bryan u :. A.. Geo A. Phillips, il.
Halifax, N i: Hon. N. DAnnais, san Francisco: Hon
I. NJ Wolfe ,virsicis
At the Carepdcn-John Elliot Tbayer, Boston; Jon.-
than French, Ko5bury; r p. Remil gton Ogdensburs;
VIM B. Bodgson, Savannah; Timothy ffeiges, East
HAMPTON; Mr.. Young and family, New Ysrk; ir and
From Norfolk In the steamship Roanoks-J Alderman
spd lady, toir and lacy, \ srost Bartlett, ~
tatrick, sutphin and lady " Hinton and lady, &
MINOR, f Brown, Homstron, II Mcdonald, James Ed
muI6s, A Smith, o andrews, J Il um trong, J J
White Tlompsop, lady and cnild Mason, and IL In
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SUFFERING AND DEATH IN AJAIL.--Yesterdav
morning Ann Ju oied In the county Jail from pre-
mature labor, BROUGHT on it Is stated by distress Of
mind and ainrm. she was committod about week ago,
convicted OF receiving stolen goods and sentenced To
thirty deyr imprisonment For two or three DAYS pre
vous go her death she had BON sinkpg and yesterday
morning In about three hours after givog birth pro-
matuIe child, sbo died We look this absolute
legal murder. To placea Ia her situation In such
horrible hole as lbe one In which sho confined, -
an outrage against humanity, and with ounc0
of jueDept cood behold the place without being sAs
ded that In nine out OF ten, sentence Of thirty
days. confinement there, IN Ter sach circumstauoeG
eoud be equivalent To sentencing the unfortunate
wretch to horrible death ST. Louis Nc,cs ,SeYxl4
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The General Health.

PROGRESS OF THE YELLOW FEVER In THE SOUTH.
BAITMoRE, Sept. IS, 1854.
The yellow fever is increasing at New Orleans During
the week ending the 10th inst the total number Of
deaths was 4s4, of which 2s4 we're from the fever.
The deaths at Charleston for tho last two days
twenty nine Among the victims is Robert L. soule Of
Fesport, Me-, ma.e Of the ship Lydia.
Friday next has been appointed day of humiliation
and prayer a. Charleston.
Ire deaths by yellow fever yesterday at Savannah
were twenty three.
Amongst the recent victims of the disease at Savannah
we're Dr.. Harris, and Capt Olmstead, Cashier Of the
Marine Bank.
Mr.. Hilton, the editor of the savannah Georgian, has
recovered.
The physicians at Savannah think that the worst Is
past. There is great want, however, of provisions
and also Of nurses to attend the sisk.
There was great panic at Augusta in consequence Of
the fever breaking out there Three deaths took place
from II on saturday.
Passengers from Augusa report that the yellow fever
has broken out at Augusta violently and that tho in
habtants are leaving there.
The weather s quite cold.
CHOLERA AT PITTsBURG.
PrrTsBuRe, Sept 49, 1854.
There no abatement in the ravages Of the cholera in
this city There wero forty deaths from the disease
during yesterday.
There were fifty three deaths by cholera to day MP to
this evening The deaths for tho past Eve days have
been two hundred and Hfty-three The intermcnts in
the Cemetery up to Saturday evening were one hundred
and seventy Of which hundred and twenty nine
were of cholera Great alarm is felt and many per
ale leaving the city.
CHOLERA AT COLUMBIA, PA.
CotrxBIA September Is, 1854.
There have been three Of cholera here and
four deaths since Saturday morning.
CHOLERA AT BUFFALO,.
BUFFALO, Sept. Is, 1854.
The number Of deaths from cholera In this city during
the past week. reached twenty vc including only three
Americans. This shows decrease of thirteen from the
returns Of the preyissas week.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP OLIVER rIsABLED--Av ABANDONED BRIG.
BALTIMORE, sept. IS, 1864
The snip Oliver, Putnam Of Portsmouth, N. r., was
spoken the I4th inst steering west with everything
gone but the foremast Also passed brig Bllow aban-
donsd apparently laden with coal.
TRE BRIG COMMERCE. DIsMAsrED.
NORFOLK, Sept IS, 1854
Arrived, ship Golden Eagle from New York, bound 70
Sew orleans; lost bowsprit, forcmast and sustained
o'nsr serious damages tpoke brig Commerce. bound to
new Bedford. In q gale, when twelve hours from
Charleston, she was knocked down. and both her mssts
are gone The captas mate and four men were washed
overheard. Took two men of. Tho vessel is q total
iofs
A SCHOONER IN DISTRESS
COLUMBIA, sept 10, 1854.
The schooner Smith, bound to Now York v ith naval
stores has been towed into Georgetown s. c. with losa
Of deckload and masts
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Thr GxRela nj Health.
THk CHOLERA At PITTssURG.

The CHUIEEA At PITTSKUNG.
From the Pitisburg Des Daich, Sept 161
An intsnss excitement prevails la city and neigh
borhood relative TO the deaths from cholera Tho ds-
ease reapparrd On W. dEesda but attracted little atta-
lion until during Thursday when the fatal case, il
creased With Tsprity unprecedented In cur usually
i@sithy city The fh OF great city, (the streetS,
neH snd alleys Of which lad long been neg hs4
fesn cied mp by the heat Of The weather. on Monday
night " was mostere ed srd reduced puipy state by
p'odree eshastions preparing the system to become
sn - 9, rrey 10 'he cholera miasma with which the ar
seems ditd Thurs ay and In ,rsdsY night some aity
victims wfre found and Friday the number Of casea
noreased, athoueh the proportion Of mortality
was not msintaDed, although heavy rains 1hursay
yh,Iirg seemed to Iurify the air and certainly ala
much to~afds cleaning the streets
We give below recapitulston of the deaths during
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TAE.r ACCIDENT inquest vas held yesterday, upon
the BODY of man named Patrick sheridan, at his late
residence, corner Of Ninth and Forty fourth
street, Who to his death BY accidentally falling
into cauldron Of boiling water The jury cndered
verdict Of occidental death" deceased was thirty.
three years Of sge.
DRtIH ny FAILING OuI or WINDOW w.--An inquest was
held upon tho body Of a woman named Ammo D,nobue
OF very ntemperae habits who accident y fell ou. OF
the third story window Of the house No 42 East Twelfth
street TO tho pavement beneath causing almo. instant
death The jury rendered averdict accorliog to the
above facts.
AccIprxrAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO BoYs An Inquest
was held yesterday at 242 Third street upon tue BODY
Of boy ten years OF age, named John Huss who cane
10 bis death by drowning he having accidentally fallen
Of the pier At the foot Of fifth street whls ncsaoas
playing there with other boys. The little felloy sunk
beneath the su face 10 re more alive before any as
sstance could be rendered him. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Death
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS,
Yeilo,p Tyrer. Other Dies. nxaz
WtlIiaussburw CITY News.

BURGLARS FRUSTRATED morning, about four
oci two glars attempted to break into the store
Of Hessrs Miller stalsghcr, "a Grand street. Thsy
,ss at work pryrs open tho blinds Of back windsv
tho noife Of which awoke the clerk On finding thAA
hey we're discovered they made hurried retreat leav-
ng b. hird two large cnels In the early part Of tha
night be watchdog belonging on tho premises pol
sonet, and was found dead In the morning.
ARREsT A Hoo TMW.--Y Yesterday morning oARcsrp
Ward and Murphy arrested named John BigrB.
at Cansrsc, charged with stealing sixteen hogs ffou
Patrick Clerk of this city. Tho hogs found in pos-
await trial.
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DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
UrcA, Sept. Is, 1854
The wings of the Fourth district Of this county sesl
William Bigby delegate TO Syracuse, and have nomina
ted Daniel Walker, of Dteraeld for Assembly.
The friends of o. b. Matteson and those OF B. Hun
pgton both claim majority of delegates to the county
convention FOR the Congressional nomination.
The convention meets on Saturday.
NOMINATIONS RoR CONGRESS IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, sept. Is, 1854.
w. s. Grcesbeck and George Pond eton have been no
minated FOR ngess by he old line Of democrats In this
county. Disney but he was defeated.
The opposition will be Scott Harrison whig and Ii.
notify C. Day, Independent democrat.
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The F1sherfes.
LORD cLAaESDox's LETTER on TIE RECIPROCITY

The following Is Lord Clarendon letter on the recpro-
city treaty addressed to Sir Edmund Heal as published
in tie Fredei eiickton GdSctx:--
DOWNING STREET August 1e, 1854.
SE-I have The honor Of trarenittcg you copy OF
communication which Her Majesty government have
just received from the Minister Of the Unie States at
State at Washington BY which II appears that tho Prcs
dents ratification OF the reciprocity treaty will Do ready
to be exchane agsinst that of Her Majesty when the
latter arrives at WssliogtUn and that the Congress had
already law 20 give effect 70 that treaty Mr Mercy
also expresses the hope Of the Of tue United
tates that Amssioap dstesm may not to mp,estsd
they should At attempt To the privileges secured
TO them by the treay s the dcsire OF Her Msjesty's
that this wish Of the government ef the
United states should be acceded 10, and that American
fsherrpen may be mmsdasely ac ved the use Of these
privileges
Fer Majessys rati8cation Will be sent by this mall tc
be exchanged n at of the President OF the UniteJ
sts,es By her nsjeHt5s Minister 1t " ashings,n.
have the honor TO be- sir your most obedient humble
rervaDt. CLARENDON.
1t. Governor Sir EpxUSp HEAD Sc, &c.
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Court of General Sessaons.

bFtOfe Hon Judge Beebe.
stfr. ls--Sentenced -haresret Duffy convicted oe
receiving stolen goods 70 pay fine Of ESQ.,
Grand Ldyceny.-Wilis Crittcnden and MichAel
Cornell were indicted for stealing the night OF tho
18th OF August last watch Of tho value q 300, and
straw bat Of the value Of 25 cents, from the person u
James Ssry while he ssleep ct the corner Of West
and Chambers ssrscts Verdict OF guilty.
The Peverny cAse, for Arson, which nxsd fof Co.
day, postponed until Friday NEXT, the prisonse
vAs n0t prspaxsa for trial
Tte Ceurt ecj0urned q - early hovS