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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Eoreiun Miscellany.

The Paris De1ats quotes letter from Amsterdam of the
9th ut in which II is said that the funds of the Gar
in the hands of the capitalists Hope co., of that city
bad at last proved unequal to maintain Russian credit at
the Bcure. The resolute preparations Of France and
England on the one hand and the Cars paper money
ukase and begging letters the other had opened
Pies eyes, and dspeed the popular illusion about i'm
treasures of money reserved in the depths of for
tresses Orders for selling Russian stock pouring In
from all parts Of Holland, well from England and
Germany, where it is chiefly held
In Poland the censorship Of the press is being
ercised with unusual severity particularly Of the Ger
press All articles the Oriental question, mat
ter from what sources expunged In Petersburg
however the stricness Is observed Some poor
taors and petty shopkeepers have got
ceraed in the citadel at Warsaw for the henous offence
of wrapping up some Of the goods they sent home TO
their customers in newspapers which contained the docu
mcnts published in the English parliamentary blue book
The Newburyport (Eng) Herald Of the 9th inst says
controversy has arisen relative TO the origin of ship
models in The invention has been claimed by
some of the Oldest shpbuders but after proper nvcs
cation II has been awarded to Mr. Orlando Merrill Of
that city, who is now living, at the age Of ninety
years, who made the first water line model the plan
now in use IN the lsd previous 10 that time thore
were ussd only skeleton moicls composed OF pieces
skew pg 70 ribs, tc Of the shii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Marine Affairs.

The PASSAGE OF THE CIIpxR SHIP LGHrNuNo.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from the log Of this fne ship pub
hshed in the Liverpool Albion-
The nagnifcent new American clipper ship Lightning
capt James Nicol Forbes arrived in the river Satur
day evening" from Boston, whence she sailed the 18th
utmo making the run in fourteen days, the shortest
passage made the Atlantic by sailing ship
Her from Boston Light to Eagle (coast Of Ire
and occupied only ten days. and to the Calf Man only
eleven days, rate Of sailing almost unprecedented
The Lightning has brought telegraph accounts from
papers of the 18th.
The following abstract Of the log Of the Lightning
We have ourselves measured the distances run on the
tracked chart, and find them to be correct
Feb. 19-Wind WSW and NV, moderate; all plain san
set Distance rum 200 miles.
2o-wind NNE and NE, strong breezes and snow
storms lat 43 s, lon. SO Is. Distance run, 1928 miles,
2l-Wind ESE with snow storms; Lat. Al &c. lon. 81.
Distance run, 146 miles.
22-Wind ESE gale, with high cross sea and rain;
lat. AZ 5, lon. "a As. Distance rum ia miles.
2S-Wind n, strong gales, and ESE, moderate /; Lat.
AZ As, Ion. 81 A. Distance run ITO miles.
24-Wind E. moderate; lat. 46 80, Ion. At As. DIG
lance run 312 miles.
25-wind ESE and Sc fresh breeze and thick weather
lat. 40 Is, Ion. 43 20. Distance run, 2S5 miles.
26-Wind WSW, moderate; lat. 81 s, lon 81 TO- Dis
lance run, 295 miles.
27-wind wNw, moderate lat. 50 8, Ion. 80 4s. Dis
lance rum 200 miles.
26-Wind and WNW, steady breezes; lat 50 SO, lon.
20 As. Distance run, 300 miles.
March Wind s, strong gales bore away for the
North Channel carried away the foretopsa and lost b;
hove the log several times and found the ship going
hour lee rail under water the rigging slack saw the
Irish land at 80 p NJ Distance in the twenty
hours, 436 miles.
2-Wind s, first part moderate latter part light and
Slight winds and calm; at A. NJ, abreast Of Innis-
trahull; and at noon off the Point of Ayr
Light Sc winds and calm at A. N. of the Great
Ormshead; and at u noon, took the pilot, off Light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

INcINDIARY F1RE-A HORSE BURSED-Y Yesterday morn
ing shortly after three O'clock FIRE broke out In sta
bic the lot corner of First and North Eighth streets
which, together with the contents horse harness. and
quantity OF hay, was entirely destroyed. The stable
occupied by John Reynolds whose loss the horse
&c, amounts to about $lI5 The stable was owned by
Mr. G. le and was valued at about $500 The fire was
undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary
About four O'Clock yesterday morning the bell for the
First district sounded in consequence Of the burning
II some straw in South Ninth street.
LoArERs ARRESTED "A half dozen overgrown loafsrs
arrested yesterday afternoon by officers Murphy,
Serrett and Bennett for pitching pennies the corner
Of North Sixth and Fourth streets They were locked up
in The cells.
RoppxRy. = Yesterday afternoon ts--aabVe house
North star In First street, North TA1 street,
was entered by some person during the temporary ab
sencc Of the proprietor Mr. Ackley, and robbed oil tSI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Jersey CITY Intelligence,

RETURNED WITH PRIsoNER-SheriG Hogencamp Of Pas
sale county New Jersey passed through Jersey City late
on Saturday evening" with VIM. Rankin, of Paterson who
indicted by the Grand Jury of that county, its
session. the charge of causing the death of his wife by
poisoning her Rankin left Paterson while the Coroners
jury investigating the The friends of the de-
ceased having ascertaned that he in Montreal had
him arrested there and kept in custody nearly sixty days.
until could he taken for his return The Sheriff
spoke in high terms of the courtesy Of the presiding
Judge, the Sheriff and the Queens Counsel in Montreal
The regular business of the court suspended in order
to facilitate the movements of the officers from the
States" Judge Sanford of the Passac courts accom-
panied the Sheriff.
/ MORE POCKET rcKIXa.-The pckpockets who have been
for few days past nfestng the Jersey City ferry robbed
young woman named Briggs of Allegheny city, Pa, of
S460 on Friday evening, and the evening soldier
from Fort Lafayette lost 500 in the in the
between Jersey City and Paterson.
RELIGIOUS NTrIIIGENCE-Yesterday morning, Rev. Mr.
verrnder lately appointed City Missionary preached his
farewell discourse to the congregation of the First Bap
fist Church. Grove street. which he has been pastor
In the afternoon Rev. Mr. Woolsey, of New York preach
ed in the same church on behalf of the American and
Foreign Bible Society IN the evening" the pastor of the
Wayne Street Reformed Dutch Church preached his fifth
discourse to young men, The subject was Profane
Swearing"
for number If years past the Secretary and Treasurer
OF the Hudson River Cement who died Friday
was attended yesterday. by the members of Iroquos
Lodge, Hudson Lodge, Mechanics Lodge and Mount
Sinai Encamlment His remains were taken to Bloom
ed-hs place of residence up to May last-for inter-
ment.
its furniture and fixtures saturday at auction. The
whole sold for less than 800
TAKEN TO TIE STATION HOUSE, IN NrGnr CIoTHEs.-A
novel before the Recorder Saturday evening
Waterman, named Carberry, in attempting to awaken
another Waterman, at IL O'Clock Thursday night, 10
relieve him, made mistake and raped loudly at the
door OF the second house, which similar in appear
ance to the one in which the Waterman resided Mr..
Charles Keenan, who lived there down to the door
and told the hero OF the club that the Waterman in
quired for did not reside there The Waterman told him
that he lied. Angry words followed, when Keenan, slap
ped the wachmans face, and taken to the station
distance of three blocks, in his night clothes
being bareheaded and barefoot and having only his
| shirt and drawers. Keenan, allowed to 20 home
that night upon his examination Saturday even
ing the charge Of deying and assaulng the officer
| he was discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27


@ ys Tssa nss s'ss
to Boston on Saturday in tow Of steamer Forbes.
Whalcmen.
Arr NBedford oath ship Dartmouth incorrectly sup
with 600 Sb wh 90 do sp oil s oos
rn ssn n
Maui Marshs lat q 80 lon a e W ship Henry Knoeand
at s hSs
Newsuryporp, Keene south Atlantic Ocean, whaling and
AT :. Mystic 9th chip Robin Hood cinoy NV co..
Three whale harhs were in Fishers Island Sound
ss sot S.n heavy they
Home Ports.
BALTlMoBE-Arr March "a, bark Arctic Lane. Chincha
1S Borden cfa
M vcr Snn M ss s wss Brig
M IT., harsh r. shE Gpnsrs CrGEsI Pit
SKINNER Hs' Asa sS fs
Az sIS nip adelaide Bell Chase Norl..n.; .ehr. VIM
S GSsns E.s
smiss NY.,i s ,1 s March sch. s%:s
18th schrs Lane Parow, RocKIsna; Susan, Ross Bucks
.GHARLEsIoNrArr March q, ship May Queen. ssol-
brig Bnenoven.o svenssn, Is1rvis Nor sid brig CismsnS
NEW oRf%ASs.1r1 %sssS IS Pm bark. qssyhsuns
Mcclellan; Terrell Uiler and Judith Brown Liverpool.
Vandaia, Richardson Hsyre; Ruhicon, Doane Boston;
schrs @ u Matthew (3r), Belize, Honduras Il James
Westcott, Philadelphia; Wetmore, Dearborn Rich.
mond, Va Towed to sea 18th ships Wild Wave, Clifton;
DINA, Mary Crocker, N Thompson.
NORFOLK-Arr March g. schr Milton, NYork Cid schr
GsR&s Payne Higgins.
Provncetcwn for NYork; Greyhound Mayhem, do steam
Chas Ossood Smith, NYork Norwich; Quinnebau
HaIlam, Norwich for NYork.
NEWP0RT-Arr March rs, ships Roscius Burt TAun-
ton for York Charles Thrasher do do; England Fish,
ssn was fap sr MARY wa Pssr
fer Montooso Winsiow Mobile for Providence
and maintepmastI
NEW BEDFORD-Arr March "a, schrs Cornolia YOUNG
NYerk: Exact Rogers, Chatham for NYork.
PORTLAND-Arr March "A, sohr Powlona, Coggins, N
York CID bark Helen Warren Sargent MatansAs brigs
Saginaw, Parker, Trindad Civilian, Nichols CardenAs
SAVANNAH Arr March 2, schr Denmark, Crowsai,
Wacnaset, Mo
STONINGTON-Sid from Noank March q. schr siueoa
Drspcr (resj. krsscy WORK 10 load for California.
sALEM-Arr March "a schrJ Truman, Grtnr, Phiiads,-
Phs. Sid schr Atlantic, Eickerson, Erosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

the guard Of Paris the gendarmerie mobile two hat
taons OF srtill-ry, the 4th regiment mounted chas
the regiment Of the guides end lastly the mounted
guard OF Paris A. the troops under the orders Of
General Levasseur At O'Clock the Emperor having
his right the Duke OF SaEe Coburg in uniform and
ing the grand cor OF the Legion of Honor, aad
panied by numerous staff appears before the troops
in front OF the Pavilion de lHorloge and then passed
along the ranks amidst cries of Vire Emperor The
The Empress the Grand Duchess OF Baden and the ladies
Of the court seated in the balcony above witness
the proceed The weather exceedingly propitous
for this military display and the ne appearance Of the
troops excited the admiration of crowd assembled
IL every place from which the spectacle could be wit
messed
The property left in cabs Paris during the year 1853
consisting Of bank notes and other securities and placed
in the banda OF the police for the purpose of restoration
was no less than SS francs exclusive Of ewelry and
other articles OF less value.
The season of Lent has put check on State balls and
of lady Cosby however, continue fortnight and
are The most recherche Of the There the best
people of all ranks and chimes to be found and such
reunions considered to confer certain qualification
their hdLiues The toilets superb. The beautiful
toilet Of blue with punches Of roses, each having dia
mond centre and worn told pou by the Empress at
late ball, has found many imitators.
The present novelty that Of ornamentng the upper
part Of the bodies Of dresses with wreaths of flowers
and placing them round the sleeves to match those of the
petticoat
Bouquets of flowers are no longer upon the mid
die Of the front Of the body Of the Dress neither
bouquets any longer carried in the hand-though the
Empress does sometimes. Smelling bottles filled with
extracted from flowers substituted. The
father of Prince Murat presented beautiful ornament
of this kind to his daughter in-law nuptia gift.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

PRoHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW IN WIsCossIN.-The
Senate of Wisconsin, in sending back the probitory
liquor bill TO the Assembly, renscrted clause of sub
mission TO the people at the next fall election adding the
following
az minority Of all the votes cast at said election shall
be for the rrohibtory liquor law then this act shall
take effect and be in force from and after the first Of
January A. D. 1885, otherwise this act shalt take effect
and be in force from and after the rst day of June
A. H., 1854"
The Assembly have refused TO in the submis-
zion clause and the Senate have insisted upon IT, Com
mttees Of conference have been appointed upon the
subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

FIRE IN THE MoUNTAINs.-The FIRE which has
been raging in the Blue Mountains in Pennsylvania is
still spreading and has extended along the base either
side Of the Susquehanna river The Harrisburg Herald
ssys-'The flames have reached the Little Noun
TAIN westward OF the Blue Mountain, and still spread
ing carrying the work Of destruction in their
On the opposite Dauphin side Of the river the Little
Mountain is still fire, and the flames spreading
eastward in alarming manner destroying young tim
Der, cordwood rails &C., and in many instances endan
gcrng the lives and property of the mountaneers Some
OF the people residing in the of the devourng ele
ment have been busy night and day, clearing away
bustibe matter from the vicinity Of their humble dwell
ings and lowly mountain cots The Gre IL is supposed
was first started by mischievous individuals who did
not count the consequences they knded the desruc
tive eli ment.p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Port OF New York, March 20, 1854.


Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Richmond, 10,
with mdse and passengers, to Ludlam Peasants.
Ship Radiant (of BOSTON,, Bears Caao rs days with
guano~to Bnrreda Bros of Baltimore, and Riley New
York; vessel to Howes h Son.
Ship Marathon, Tyler New Orleans IA days with mdss,
to Eagle Hazard March Is lat A. Ion 80 l5 spoke shp
jane Gdden Childs 40 days from Cardiff for New Or
leans.
Ship Stephen Austin, Clark Galveston, % days with
cotton &c to II Brewer 4 Co. Experienced heavy NV
gales the coast and been nine of March
pire bound E. 18TH of Double Headed Shot Keys ship
Bennington of Boston bound day spoke ship Rm-
peror Of Salem from Boston for New Oreans l4th
bark Milton from Galveston for Havre 26h while getting
up the anchor OF the Highlands Isaac Miller seaman WAS
severely injured by one OF the wndlass brakes.
Bark Sarah Chase of Portland Osgood New Orleans n
days with sugar molasses &C. to order vessel to Perkins
and sustained other slight dam age.
Brig Live Oak Betson, Darien, days with lumber to
H Rokenbaugh
Schr Senator Qighter) from wreck Of ship Chsuu-
cey Jerome Jr ashore the Tavern Houses.
Steamer Locust Point, Layfeld, Baltimore.
BELOW.
One>bark unknown.
Bark Sarah A.Nickcls, Matansas.
Wind during the day NW-blowinga gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

The following are the number Of railroad and steam
boat accidents together with the number of killed and
wounded, In each month, which have occurred in the
United States from the LIST Of January 1885, the
sent time Only those accidents are enumerated which
have been attended with loss Of life and injury to
person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

Ellen Deere, factory girl in LOWELL Mass, was %
frightened by young following her in that city on
the 22d inst, that she fell dead upon the sidewalk In
front of her own house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

PHILADELPHIA, March 26 PM-Arr bark Elizabeth
NOreans Marcy, Willetts, NYork.
25th-Cld ship Jenny Lind, Gill London; schrs Lam
fair, Kelley, and Louisa Gray, Sharp, Boston; Marcy
Wiletts Providence APPLICABLE En- dcott Newport Ma
poleon, Homer Yonkers John Tucker Dehart Newburg;
Joanna Jones Hartford; Asa Eldridge Rowland Norwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Herald Marine Correspond.nss.

Telegraphic Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, March Acid brig Abby Jones
Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

BRrG GEN FosrEr, from Aux Cages which has been
ashore GEORGE leland has been going nm
to Boston on Saturday, In tow Of steamer b Forbes
Nh0lnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27

Bark Sarah A.Nickels, Matansss.
Wind during the day NW-blowing o gale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-03
XA4aga 0Nooaa)
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MEDICAL:
US INyIGoRATING CORDIAL,

III ENA iNBlfsOHATlNG CORDIAL.
II PURELY vEGETABLEIN ITS COMPoSITfOY.Z
This extracted from Herbs and Roots
which have been fosnd after Of experience BY the
fetal in the diseases which and
shs d Pusc as an eesso remedy
may be placed to its safety In Impoency He
morrhages Dsordered Sierty,
sion ofthe Menses Flour Albus or Whites, or for q
Debility '''l1-- ''--
arising from such weakness sickness
where the patient has been confined bed tge,
for Females after confnem Abortion Miscarriage Mi.
Muscular Energy, Irtabiy, Physical Prostr alton, Semi
nal Weakness Paipitstion ofthe Heart Indigestion. Slug
&C., where Medicine is required, win be found
equal Il notsuperor 70 any Compound ever used. as e.
90 i. . .'..iw y To Females.
Henrys Invgoraing Cordial one of the mos, valuabI.
Medicines in the many Complaints which Females
excess aud happiness. Less
suffering disease and unhappness among Ladies would
Ladies who are eSiatsd BY those oSstraetions wh m
males liable io Of bottle orwo,
Young Men:
That solitary Practice 50 fatal to the existence Of and
an ignorance Of danger which they subject themselves
causes @ ec ....ls -r'
Weakness of the System, and Premature Decay. Many
you now be suffering, misied the
themselves Premature lmpoiency, involuntary Seminal
Emissions Weakness and Shveng of the Genital ogans
ed indulgence Of passions occasoning the ne
eessi'y Of frenedneing She felicities OF
SD - i-t1 Marriage.
lessening both mental and bodily capacity Hodi Henrys
Invgoraing Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable
will aid nature restore those important functions
healthy state, win prove ofserves It possesses
rnes general remover Of disease and strength
Of the sy.em.-
-Es As Tonic Medicine, .z..# -r-
tits unsurpassed We do place this Cordial footing
with quack medicines and is customary append long
Certificates, &c. beginning with
Hear what the Preacher says and such like tits
esssry, "Henry's nvigorsng Cordial only
trial TO prove that it will accomplish all we say.
The Genuine ssHenry's Invigorating Cordial,
in Panne Bottles, and is easily recognized
the signature the label of each Bottle
counterfeit which isorgeyD well as the blownin
the glass u. g.
U Scd for 81 per Bottle; Six for So SIG per Dozen
Prepared only by s K. COHEN, No.. Frank lin Row. Vine
street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, whom all Or
DERS be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
gists and Merchants throughout the country.
For ssie at the Patent Medicine Depot No. 10 College ST.
promgoole, wholesale Agent for the stas and only
agent in Nashv lille. r'
dRcII- -6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-03

I'd 1. u ~
A YER CURED DI SMITHS TONIC SlRuP-This
us ~ celebrated Medicine has for many years maintained
It's rpry all other remedies ior the SAFE ceain
spe sdy, and permanent cure Of Sue ana feEeE, or
.n Fever whether Of short long stAnding and IN no
III tail sac dr5consar are strictly followed
ant carried out. -, d., A..
7hs remeSy been extensively used throughout the
Stes of KenIUcEy tennessee, OhO- Indiana, PennyVa-
mir Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, texas,
Arkansas Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana; and has per
ma leny cured RusDRED THOUSAND cases, In All
s varied forms many which had been OF from one TO
thr standing and had resisted all the usual reme-
di, known In country and ia did this Medicine
Ts where the directions were properly iolowed nuen
its nyarable success hata large number OF respectable
Pr couerSuf Medicine, in various parts Of the country
u.s. prescribe it in preference to qunne anda other
remedies. -. 81.
ac a. Tonic being posed entirely Of vegetable
medicines perfectly innocent in all cases or crcum-
STE nces may given to females infants, ana all per-
deblitaed and deliate constitutions, "nouI lhe
lea Il fear whatever any unpleasant effect.
mis- Is composed OF articles OF he prnesl anu
quality and always made by the proprietor In per-
so ar the established forms Of pharmacy (whlch cannot
be said of The many Tonic flooding the Western and
So country and IN ts respect alone rendered
sr atty superior 10 the reWelles GSu4ia PteP@Su Soiu
In the country. , -, ,.- -,
de fonic qualities IS rendered emnen superior
20 lualne and other remedies general and pOpuiar
Tnr in all cases Whatever where TOncs proper 10 be
al mustered Te proprietor therefore, respectfully In
V prgcloners and the public generally 10 give IL but
.n8 they will then convinced of its great
ri rty al 9th remedies now IN use ior e purpose
sP scihed ,,... s ,,r,-y snb,sct 70 Apue and
F. YER Chiils and Bilious Feyers, would DO well
to Keen supply ofths valuable remedy always on hand
F ronri has his possession thousands o GER
Gates o;z given by persons VINO nave useu H.
n nv letters from merchants who have sold II largely In
II M country rs well from many respectful frAchoners
have used in preference to oth95
It value. ). e 1 pnO 80, n l.
vus Inn declO-ddtri W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-03
lRUTu Is MIGHTY AND wILLPREvAIL
HUTcEIsoNs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,

HUTCHiS0NS CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
the electual remedy for Piles, Sore or Caked
Breast, Cuts Bruises, &C., now extant This medi-
cine prepared Ith great and never fails 10 give re-
hi when properly administered Remember
1t Cures Pies-speedily.
It Cures Sores or Caled Breast-immedlsteiy.
II Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-on man ur horse.
The afflicted are invited 10 give il trial II IL does not
s5oompSh what we claim for 1t then pronounce il hum
I1g and demand your money.
The proprietor has IA his possession any number Of
cates from the hSt citizens Of Virginia and other States;
veTal Of which accompany each box We give the fol-
loving from the sheriff Of Botteourt countv Ergiuia-
Dir. PlZef;
IINC isTIE, Dec q, lS5S.
Nr HurcHIsoS- Dear Sar-I had bsen an almost con-
ant sufferer fles for ten Twelve years prev ious
o. time heard OF YOUR ointment have given il fair
tal and for the last have had symptoms Of
disease and cOasiisr my self entirely cured think it
DE 10 YOU 10 make this statement and the public at
hrrx that your invaluable ointment should be more gen
srally known. y ours respectfully, K. PlfZEk.
Sold wholesale and retail, by
10. G. BROWN
f.bll '5t-Smd6trjw Agent College street
PREPARED by W. lIuohson Co, Amsterdam, Va