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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

,LlPPER Snip swoRDFIsn. FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
" pier No North river, expected 70 complete her
oaes days This olspsr made her arss pas
and half days her second in one hundred
and evsn syery In inns ord.r Shippers
sssrr the quickest and best Will make imme
date application to SUTTON CO 81 wAn street, or "
Nessrs Ck0CKAR WARREN, Is Broadway.
A UsTRALIA.-PIONKKR LINI.-sAIPPIKS BY TIE
"A Albert Frantn viii please clear their geeai a. ths
house and send n bills OF lAdng Rr sgAAurs 70 ths
ofhcs. Four more passsngsrs can be aeoon MODIFIED
R-W. CANNON, l6 wan street.
EOR sAvANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UHITAD STATES
Nail Lins.- The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
Captain 3. woodruff will leave Saturday, February
49, Soclock n from pier No. Norm river. Apply 70
SAMUkL L. nrTCHlLL II BroAsway.
The augusta 1homas Lyon, will leave on Saturday, Feb
ITO pOUThkkN TsAvkLLkkx-PAsS8N0E IN
South Carolina Georgia, A., taking the United States
mall Steamship JAMESTOWN on Saturday Aftsruoon 81
oclocA pier Is North river, for Norfolk, Petersburg
kichnon take the 6saboard And Roanoke Railroad
Rmingtop And thence shs Wilmington and Manchester
Raiiroad Just completed, and forming through Lac by
railroad augusta AsAlantA 10 PassAgs snd fare sats
nosded 70 Norfolk - 70 Petersburg and Richmond
$40; stssraSe passage half price. Aprly.to
Vok sALI-A BAKGI, OF ovKR TWO HUNDRED
tons bursbsn with house on dsel suitable for frssht1x
the North river for torhoue For parculses apply
81 No. n Pearl street, BROWN fURkALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

RDCKLkYs sBREHApsRs, CHIsasH HALL. ~
- krosdws4, near the Prescott House.
oPsE GVRRY NIGHT.
BUCkLkYb, Proprietors,
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY Musical Director.
The Oldest established and most talented pAsyf
teing tks nrss 20 harmony into AthopAa
snserssnnsnt tho arsso sing Operate Chorus.s
3nrlesque Operas Ao II likewise All opsrAtio Chsrusss
suns BY other bands" hrst arranged t the
Of labor Azd taspt) By Bpckleys Sorsnads Tue
OF Company will s be esndus In Tvs preseat fashion
s stylefnn without yulgArity" Concert commences ~
III O'Clock. Admission - cent?
on Saturday evening nex February lS hsaons Of G. W.
Raw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

NdoNRY-AT IS vlsEy sTRIEr, IN ANY SUN RE-
M CURED LIBERAL advances. made on Tor oA.h paid for)
pianos aiamonds tches jewolry furniture,
OF most kinds and o,her prosery Yer iae
piano. watches chains segArs 30 from 30 scl,ck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

tkE4PhfDAAf Linz TON VALlSOkklA.-yAAh n
l Gross proprietor Of abe Atlantic steamer award
and don.ls saEAs steamship NORTH STAR sso Won:
herself superior vessel IN every reoeos will leave for A.
all Monday February 10 ~ three o'oeoh .issy
with the AID popular steamship Unole Sam
The unri,asd speed And ,npsr:r Of H.,s
others For Passsxs or freight, apply snly 70
JANIS n. OnOs1, No. 3 Battery place up STAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
DACKIrs TOE HAvRE-sRCOND LINZ -THE PoL-
L lewsng shps will leave Hsvre ON the 10Th and New

They all nrst class Hew York built ships, provided
wish requisite articles comfort and
passnssI' and onmAndsd sy men Of experiences IN This
The subscribers viii be forwarded Tree from
ohat gee hut thote actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCKkN, Agents, III Pearl street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
n1A1RInuNY-A w1ALTnY GrhTLkuAs, rTEN

l4A1RIMUNY-A WkALTHY GlFTLkHAN, TNEN.
N eight yeaYs OF age not peIms ont sdps Of tails
CITY, wishes form mairin MAI Asnos With lsmaIl
,ouna lady aged 20 tventy yeAr Hs
Ioi want wealth. plisnmtnts snosenoe asa virtue
such 0ns, b. asss6tink tn
insefity Addressing Thomas, Drosarsy test vnos Will
he ar further o the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

VNHk BRYAN GALAXY or CHRISTIAN ARY,-S
collection the most complete made BY psrse4
Of authentic pictures by Guido DO Sienna a. D. l1l O
Giosso kemnli Perpgno Lee nards dA Vixc Raphael
rregiio ftian poDenie hine Salvador Rosa VslasguG
surilo, RubsLs Van Dyok Tsniess, Lsy. RsnbrAAdh o.
taa RuysaAcl Poasn, Claude lorraine Sir joshua taS
coles HoEart Wcst Greuze, and Hsrsss vsrnet Ne. q
Broadway. Admission IS oent.
pANyARDs GRORANA, 500 BROADWAY.-THB UyV
~ and nAspihcent panorama Of shs Nile open, M
Ssnhg .ews OF the rivers pyramids ooloss sphynx s4
every evening At ~ ana Wednesday aAd Saturday NJ
noons A. o'e.oee n'ssisn, u oents; Front SaaSe
eensx Described by Mr. Barnard personally,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

MADAM NCRRow-N WITHOUT EXCEPTION THK
wi most wende1ful astrslogss in the world, or that
I'LL show your future friends
when has asonished thousand Suripg Europe
she seventh daughter Of seventh daughter
~ish natural aft invoking the 81 her
wonderful science ~ toll ever their thouKhs and will
cause happy pairs 70 GENE .oke.her rho will all enjoy
stees between Cannon and Columbia strsss Gen Msmss
ast admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
THE BALL DEADOn

AaAIRihoNY-A YOgNGMAk or PROPERTY And
M AZ uinptsehsble character riihes 70 form an 40.
quAiLt1noe with Joung lazy, view Of marriage AL
pkrtie ust be e,.LnLgsd n good fsi ~ pyass
esnsIond,noe. Aders,s fdo IT, BROADWAY Pot once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

- gOADWAH fnkATkk-A- a. hAknhxsA- SOLE
ID Lsssss.-Uosu spsx ~ *, ssAAsass :. s'ssook
Wednesday svsalnE February Is viii Be s~tsrnsd
A NIpsIHkEk HIGH-Ts DREAA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

BOARD ON STATEN IsLAND.-WAkrRD. A PARboR
ID and bsdro with ard, in private family by gen
.emen and hi. wife, required before Nay Address
box SIS Posi- Ofnos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

NKWARK TRRATRk-To THE PUBLIC OF Nlv
In York The manager OF the above med thea b.
ims the cNssns Of New York ts vicinity that he
Effected An engagement for Ave nights with their favorits
trsgedian, NJ. Heak who will appear Tassday Feb
a. virsrius wednssdAy, 18th Riohesu; Tn arsdAS,
kAob.th; Trieay l7Gh Damon and Don urdAy,
18th, Chss. de Aoor-Robbers. Trains leave ew Ys6
ana Newark every halt hour between AID il Y. "
BDWAkD kER, Leeoso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

. y oAkD WAkTKD-F FOR A LADY AND GsHTLsAAs,
- Qull board for the LADY, with wide lady preferred
other board and the lady
oomfoi t. of hon Location bssween Caasl ana dcssson
snstG fNea
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
SLIyERT IN TIE SOUTH-UEST-HEILTH TIL
or NEU-ORLEiNS.
Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune;
n

Correspondence Of The " Y. Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, Monday. July ,, 1854.
During recent trip up the river was on several
steamers. and on every boat they had or more
runaway slaves who had been oapgh, and were being
taken in irons to their At place noticed
an advertisement of negro in Jail, said to be free
called on the Sheriff and was informed that the negro
said he was Free but had lost his free papers, and that
be intended to sell the fellow for Jail charges how
ever prevailed upon the keeper to set him at liberty by
giving him bond in the of $1,000 to protect the
Sheriff from any responsibility in the negro should
not prove be free Ime doctor steamer, just
returning from Texas: he said he had several slaves
which he could not afford to berate but yet he was
as coed an Aholitionst could be found. lie had
bandbilI which he obtained in Texas; the purport of
il was that man had blood-hOunds to hire to hunt
up runaway negroes. On one plantation visited,
where there were over hundred aud strty slaves,
the owner stated tha. every word Of Uncle Tom was
correct and that he had cruelty to slaves
than Mrs: Stove eyer dreamt OF, ! mcDtlon these
facts 10 show YOU the great change which is going on
in public opinion of the South.
found in all parts of Mississippi young men who
had enlisted to 90 to Cuba and in some places organ
lied companies; the secret circular could be seen
everywhere and in this city the document Is AS pubhc
can be.
June there were oyer 30 deaths week OF ASistc
cholera. and the mortality 80 per cent larger than
cane time last year.
Last week there were over 800 deaths, equal to
$500 II wtek in your city. Over 100 died OF sun
stroke The yellow fever has made its appearance,
and the reports from the cemeteries show two deaths
of yellow fever and one Of black vomit There were
also large number of deaths from other fevers, as
also of bowel complaints and cholera. OF course Onr
papers will keep dark about every thing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

HAYDEN tie Rev. Jesse Bride Lewis CLARK, the Row.
a. L. Foster Austin Blair, Hoyey X. Clarke, Isaac r.
Chr;-iiepcy Dr. Curtis and Mr.. Steele. ..r
One of the peassDtcst incidents in the Convention wA9
.he sppearance OF Lewis Car. fugitive slave, upon the
s,sri He Is man white most men. and has an honeee
onsn ccuntensnce bu' is Of slight mental cultiystion
; earr.st nIsiu uncttereo statements had ie!ac cf
fs, nnor the company. lie loudly and frequently
sppnpded He s said to be the original George Hnrrs "a
''Cnce Tom Cabin. ,.-.,
TIE Committee to nominate ticket 70 De supported "
the reepe AZ the nominees of the Jackson Convention.
came into the CITY Hall surrounded with The most intense
feeling and eNctcrert with the crowded TO rs ut-
capacity and submitted the names Of the following
dicaies for the November election
GorcYnor-kTSSLFY BINGHAM Of Liyin gston
IiepisaoAt Gorsrror-;EoRGE A COE of Branch
Soueta,y Of Sose- JOHN MCKINNEY Of Van Buren,
Ntgfs T'ofsrrrr--StLAs " HOLMES Of Wayne
-Sflcrrey- Geaaaf-JACOR NJ HOWARD Of Nayne.
.frdtor, ,eHrrgi-N BIrNEl JONES Of lnkhsn
(cr- = aaf tffoe-SElMOrR TREADNFLL ct Jaessa.
SsFr,'sdt is@s isstyucsonIRA MAYHEM of Mearoe Q,
Of ANeEri ard 20 CT vacsHy HIRAM MILLER Of saginaw
OF these ten candidates, five Of them, Messrs. Coe.
Howard. Jones Kellogg aud Miller are Whigs; three
Free Democrats, MesSTs. Bingham Holmes aud Tread
we'll and two old-lne and original Cass Democrats,
Messrs. Mckinney and Mayhew. Messrs. Bingham and
Howard have both served in Congress, and several o
the Others have represented their counties the egss
ture Take the ticket whole is the best ever pre-
seped for the suaccs of the freemen Of Michigan since
the State was admitted into the Union The no min alton
of thu candidates will strike terror into the ranks Of the
Nebraska party and prove q tower OF strength 10 the
friends Of Republicans. The opponents of the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise can carry the State BY q
large majority by sunderng their old party associations
and uniting against Slavery Extension.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
THE WALKER TRIAL-CARD FROM THE
DISSENTING JUROR.
TO THE PUBLIC.

ST, attention las been ooled % most extraordinary
card signed By eleven OF the Juror in the case OF Walker
- Walker in which the persons whose signatures sp
rsded 70 ss ihsi seE careful De Liberation 81 ne ses shown
~ tie ihes- s uohur show ihai she i "ssef Is
snrfh.-s tuf Lib minded frre AID virtuous worAu.
Nof confetti With this ireson Of their nss ia-y proceed ID
dsspy Faie viii hr il that the 1ssPei OPPOSITION OF one
Il the shoad deprive hr js and aW tu riehs
conass that under ccgnssnccs would be ins to pas
over silence malicious .Rd ansd oE sr'aeA aFn the way
Il uLch ys tailed ION dehaTge svorn day o1' 10
the TuJe print THr TssrSt assumes ina the
SssreusHi the Jury e-ui, Of the stupidity or gross
coruptsu ofoue msa fnyseJ ard makes The occssoh
no.i srstuu isader M Hy.elf compelled to asa By what
night cares sry that the eonvieion OF my
eleven s-ocsiss Unbiased and mue corrupt
Hss then this Shall exercising the sworn dirty
OF ls q AMI oeusd h cociates and ten By
public Journal for other than for following out the
rvctors q he mind rd heart Ou-ht not pute jour
ua weigh well his words before thus deng whose only
crime that hs ''eartd think ard act for himself
hest ,e'cn Jss THE TRsUSE that they were IN
t1sd.- have 'ed differently But DO that ,hei'
eore the Jury stery essseefu IS it is pos
s encve. The dEGiiy resored 10
bv Nv unbiased sssocaies Eh-ts the abusive and
.ne esy applied night ard hsd been to
fear dict might have been from the Jury
,hsr opinions have noihDs DO. With mine they shall
not the eleven satisfied thar there nothing show
hat walker anyihas but and vrtaous
why perhsP they do well indOrse her character in
th.vsy A Juror the sufficient evidence
mind that sLe No; entitled to the relief she sought
have word. been doing jury duty in NevYork for fifteen
have resided this Ciy twenty I'VE years
entire sEnss The defendant and to MI busteed had
never spoken then before the verdict
hsve before I'D imputed either stupidity"
corruption"
My duty unpleasant have discharged In the fear
Geo ard according my ability My and juds
eut .rproye shall shrink from meeting
conduct trial in that day when the secrets Of s2 hearts shall
"be kroTH." ID o. slLLECh
Ncc. york. July 10. l35L
Mr. seck is very right in standing up for the right OF
every man to form and express his opinions. We
trust he will deny seek etter liberty in that
respect Notwithstanding that eeren to ono of the Jury
with still larger proportion of the outside readers OF the
testimony think as do. We certainly found nothing
in the testimony justify his fling at Mrs. Walker and
il the who broke open her sealed letter and used its
blast her char acter really eered her what he
tried prove her. then his subsequent letters to her.
begging her to make up and live with him again as his
wife sink him lower than would like TO place him.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
TENTH WARD TEMPERANCE MEETING.

An adjourned meeting of the inhabitants Of the iep."
., ~ s.vorsbe to Temperance held last evening IN
,ho e,uro-rOom Of the Alcns Church. near Grand lUs
be purpose, as the call announced OF defending 'ne"'
sn,ves against the illegal liquor traifc.
Inc sW called the meeting to order aIu
mr.; n Nat II was held adjournment from large
meeting two weeks ago. .,v elected Chairman. The
Mr. kErIse ,yv.ny wa, spened the proceedings win
The Rev na n =. Secretary read the minutes OF the last
Meeting which were adopted. ,;,,sa had called the
Mr. said that the xitS the resolution OF the
,assS meeting bdV @ owing aa Ss
@ Ss heat 81 the weather. the shCui
He Suggested that MG .con and moderate
ributions success would be certain m,tee said that
Mr. IrsTRDr the part Of the ,SsV had not been
although no formal report was ready ss, suthorties
Is wear the Board Of Excise had ssued ~ not
s~ So far onlv 100 which number would Proo"'' wv
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
THE FOURTH OF JULY IN GEORGLA.

Correspondence OF The " Y. Tribune
COLUMBUS Ga. Monday, July ), 1874.
You anti Nebraska men seem to think that you II
kill the Fourth of July dead by net celebrating 1t in
Rhode Island; but We intend to keep il up here am
going down tomorrow to a sale of 1870 negroes ad-
yertsed by the Hon. Robert Toombs (U. 5. Senator
AS administrator of Popes estate. l expect TO see
as happy set Of Afcanized republicans as the world
ever inew. wish you could be here st the ssle l
have no doubt that YOU would that our Fourth
Of uy celebrations are within the pale OF the Con-
sti,ution. If YOU could only make up your mind 10
settle an Alabama plantation this would be hrstrste
change 10 stock IT, The sale is advertised in Ihe 90
i.mbrs ENQUIRER, and takes place at the Court
gronnd Stewart County, at the county town OF Lump
Lin Terms, credit to 18th December next
NB-Negroes bought on the ith of July and paid
for on Christmas will make good case for the higher
law men, and 20 / send If.
A DNINISTRATOR's SALE.-Will be sold on the
g. Tueasy in uly the Court House door Of
xhin The usual sale between hne ana o.e
Ia Consisting of women ooys &c
a..a III ,eyx liiey and forty and rity Of ,ne
hys Scld the property Of Henry rope
.n - sn order the Court OF Ordinary 81 s'e"s
~ bsn.nt Of heirs and credifors Terms o. "a
y, I' ;..y,s until 2jh December next Hobby
l2-wtds '1-- =. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LAUNCH or A SPANISH STEAMER.

LAUNCH A SPANISH STEAMER.
The steamship Pelayo built by Mr. VIM. H. Webb
launched in fine style at twenty minutes to 10 o'clock
yested day morIiDg from the foot of Sixh-st East River
There great crowd TO witness the pleasing sight
The Pelayo is owned by Messrs Pelayo & Co., Of
Havana and is intended TO passenger steamer
from Havana TO ST. Jago de Cuba She ID Of the follow
ing dimensions Length deck, 200 feet; breadth Of
beam 2s; depth of hold IL and about 900 burthen
She has a white oak frame and dagonaly iron-braced
She was launched with her boilers, cylinder, bed plate
air pump, condenser, shafts, &c. on board. She will
be furnished with beam engine by Messrs. Pease &
Murphy, of the Fulton Iron WORKS. She has round
stern which is placed carved work. representing the
Spanish coat Of Her promenade deck extends for
ward to the cathcad. She constructed under the
superintendent of Mr. B. Blanco. The joiner work
executed by Bell & Crocker of Tenthst.
TRIP.
The new steamship Nautilus, wen. down the bay to-day
on trial trip and returned to the City in the evening
The BALTIC LOG.
The following is extract from the log Of the Baltic
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

be e1ceedtd He said tia, Mr. Carson explanation would
be new 10 many present.
Mr. CsRscs addressed the meeting He explained tha,
lt bad long aboed 10 the his TO xn but found
that meenes resolutions, &c. quite useless Then
few undertook 10 enforce the laws who found tha; the
difficult. lay not with the sellers the want OF laws 5ut
tie made of the rum power by politicians WHO Pm
t'cied il in their selection Of ohcers, and even IN the
Cours. The higher Courts found more ready than
He lower enforce the laws: and by perseverance, ia.
TumIowcr driven from that town. e. Edridge. On
odnga 60. 1t had been supposed that the Statutes were
Dot applicable to the City, bat, consulting eIai-
rent counsel, IL found that they were. The
plan is to concentrate influence and bring il 20
bear on the Courts for the enforcement OF the
laws committee Of few eminent citizens
formed. office No. $40 Brosd~syl nucleus
Twenty five thousand dollars year would support h
police &C. and save the City many times the amount,
and with this, all required il individual determination to
have the law enforced. The best and most influential
Of the City Joining the movement. II Is conen
p!atsd to have weekly meeting Of the Committee The
rumsers had al first several lodges eude the law but
il is now known how to defeat these The intention was
by no means TO dispense with the Maine Law. Every
grog shop cOnnandsfrum five TO fifty votes. whipped
rum eler Is alwsy; ready to help whip others.
Mr.. HEWITT made some observations, and the meeting
adOurred
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The SPEAKER laid before the House commuDca
ton the Treasury Department concerning memorials
asking the erection of buildings in California for the
use OF the Custom House Appraisers Referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means.
The House then proceeded 10 vote the motion OF Mr.
CURTIS to suspend the rules, in order that he might
mort from the Committee Of Accounts the joint resolution
10 fix the compensation of the employees in the Legislative
Department Of Government and prohibit the allowance of
the extra compensation TO such receive the benefits
thereof.
While the Clerk calling the House, Mr.. JONES
Tenn rose and said this not the resolution
Mr. Curtis heretofore had asked leave to report it having
bean nteTned since TO embrace the public folders
Mr. CURTIS said he did not nterline il. lie had no
ript to do 80. II the resolution printed that he
haQ ask led leave to report.
The SPEAKER remarked the interlneation was i'm
proper and Illegal and directed the clerk to strike out
The rules then suspended
The resolution passed Ii increases the compensa-
ton Of officers clerks messengers, and other employees In
the Legislative Department OF the Government ~ per
cent.
Mr.. FULLER Die made an Intellectual effort to have
passed the bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
TO purchase or build four additional revenue cutters
fhe Senate BILL appropriang s4oO 600 for ne improve
ment Of Cape Fear River, passed iiu against %.
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON, ala the House resolved
that for the remainder Qt b session all debate in Com
mittee Of the Wsoe on the State of the Union shall be
eonhned E the question or proposition mmedateiy under
cops,deraion.
On motion Of Mr.. PHILLIPS, (Aa.) it was resolved
that and after Tomorrow the daily honr of meeting
MIR. CLINGMAN, IN. c. at his own request ex-
ccsed from serving the Committee to ascertain whether
money other improper has been used influence
members for or against the bill 10 extend Colts Patent for
firearms any other bills. 800
Mr.. HEM 0owa) asked leave TO report the Senate bill
granting lands to Iowa for railroad purposes.
Mr. LETCUER IVA objected thinking the House had
already done large days work. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
NEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL sOCIETY.

This Society held adjourned meeting last evening at
their rooms, No. coo Broadway-Mr JoBS GRSHoS,
ce-President in The Chair.
After the usual preliminary business. the Secretary
Mr. MEAD suggested that as the exhibition of the New
York State Agricultural Society takes place in this CITY on
the third Monday in September, the day Of their meeting
they hold small exhibition at their rooms, when dplo
could be granted in pursuance of which he offered
the following:
Rssored the Premium Cor ntee be requested
schedule for the third Monday in September and repr
the OF this Society Adopted
communication from the Penns yyana Hortic ultura
Society read, stating that that body did not deem IT
expeden al the present time TO cooperate with the New
York Society in endeavorng 10 secure seeds and plants
indigenous 10 California aud Oregon Ordered 10 be
placed 0D file
Messrs. BRIDGFMAS and SUITLE exhibited some fine
specimens of Carnations and other beautiful flowers.
The meeting adjourned to the first Monday in August