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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Gpeeial Noiites.

The m.mber- Of the Mechanics and workngnssgn'- sg
Committee d or are G I'iasfoM Ssf oMoSDAY NAY for
se q calling and % g t5sqs9ot ram, such
''hsr 1S' r. c. . wfESBERG cbn ofhe State Central Com
The NewIork oeeiya yabA9 T 9o EvEsSG Z, 10
Asy H. y ocOk Addssses BY "ESDELL PhiLLrs ~ ana @
sss T society the which instituted the course Of
Vs'A' Lecture HENRiETTA " JOHNSON Rec seey.
The New-York An'i-siayery society VI hUd * I r.li'
NJ ef sBesss, s s6s ss re- eG fZ5g2E THE9P2GE p g4
LfS' A'"sRSs HfSRifrr w. JoHSsGS Recording Secretary
SreShn nEaaboa Of PRIo%ERs h5
vEGETABLEs ,hs Brooklyn Ahnesm A. corner O clinton ana
THE ExHBToN VIII Be opened oh The % D11c lie on a wsnNEs
Ssys from = A. n. until 10 M.
..:n 10 Rs Tlsssasi q ssa5s wM e. 6TAM
YorS - ~ NJ. ARROWsMIrH, Recording Secretary.
Na,oraI Academy Of DcsignAt the Annual Meeting Of
tn nns, MAY O officers aud members were eec'od az
B pUnANp rTs'iden s $ cyMSNGs v'1
fretidenti ADDISON kSHAhps oor5eonG9s f6,i1yyns
B. sgEARAS, Recording seeFetaiyi aud b. W. EDMoNDS
coSSciL-The OFFICERS, with Mcssn HENRY PETERS
coMwITrsr o. ARsAyeEMEyrs voa TIE yExr AySy,L TX
sIHTIoN-Ghe COUNCIL with Mcslrs ID; HUNT NSiOS ena
IF KENsETT q The emieian aud AessTs f. b. CAHFEN
TER H.ascx ssa w hgsEAgP 5 Ct GFr6a6 f 4ifSla,e &
EfNiEGiR. 5. 63LEMAE' Jr, wM HART wM H. POW
ELL ard w J. sTILtMAN HENRY JAMES John Du
RhSp, EbWzEp NfL$6S MIELIAm EEM6E G9y
snd nmfEpS thc Rsv T. D. cHAPIN
"
Castle Garden Bcfreehment saloons 90 ,ease,-sesled
prorc VIII by the undersigned until Il ock noon
of FRIDAY the 18th ineut, Tor the e1cusye pn.ege o
FuRElSUING tnd SELLING all the REfRES 1MENr5 OF
ey. ~ eefcrpon required about the premises r one year com
nenSug duy MRy 10 For pacn Jars inquire oi tHe
sndei'tH'o' al the 0D'O'"' HUM ~ H. n. coNKLIN
Nbv Iiou,, lie 60 20 " iufeid t-GRAND EXCURSi iOSS
so This d.ighul village every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana
mile the Wiiamsburgh tefS snd a
sbort the Calvary Cemetery Lots S0 70 t1 m
ugnb raymens only IS Go and see them Free tickets Tor
the the Office No ronr2w eoIneT OIL
Cbafhsmsi g. g. FNDHfsNNS a > r Ni-.N '.-
RemovcG.-Ofice Of tho OND end THIRD MASEApIAN M
BUILDING ASSOCIATION have REMOVED 10 10 -, bIOho
way olu Of Retdes( Laarge Building H09 No u .oe9@a
Regular Monthly Meetings Of The stCOD NJ T. ASSO-
CIATION wbe held at The ysi No s second moor
Enruce door from the BOwey, next to ihe bank All mem
ke,s ar, roncred 10 attend j. w. WESTON, Secretary
lrvs,nI PnIuce onlriission Agency.-JOHN OFLYNN
20 inform Exhibitions the Crystal Palace that he 49,
unJ voting his the interests Of his employers ana
giycu him IN charge sha pe heP " p0' o "
exhibition, moderate charges
Ey,rereen Tree Tor (emctcrcs.-FiVe THOUSAND AtbO
viTH to feet high ard other Evergreen Trees Will be sod
low, the ground being wanted - ,,,,,,-~r. ~ v,.,,n
Nowtown Village Associntion.-Memoer are informed ,ha
Office he Business Agent at NO ~I< DOed"Hy Couel %
tontt., Room No 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

KOSSUTIl's SPEECHES.-C. 5. FRANCIS ~ Co.
IN PUBLISH THIS DAY - ~..,. ..,,..,--r, 49,,
IHE SELECT SPEECHES OF LOUIS kO>sUIi 'Iasn'ei
ana na ed with sanction, ty Francs >" t"
More eioeuent seec found the Eng Oh language
6ed with learning history luminous win Hnd
Tuhrs forward lous better lime 10 come n CO
m heusye pOcs his beautiful paihes rs power over
H. roec usgra.ou hs magnetic and melting eafnestne OF I
rC e blended that deIth Of religious feeling Whel Tes ~
lis Character patriot the saucty aid uncoh o IN piet
Hs moral and Intellectual cues are here sno"n Ia Nanny
woikIg The great and henetcen re oi LIS w."
THE DIFTETICs OF TIE SOUL, Gom tie German edioH-
l2mo c. cents .-,-.,
@N''' - lBos.0n rrauscrp.
49, s scr ,br gb.s % .--ess thoush b. rejecting I'd
q, - - :. N y. n, ,bly Md fha1f1d paper
nc % -, L. "A i ind ia material 5r th0 lsht
ard Itltct.cu.' lS1t--.-., I---i,e,
A ave Ia q /
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
1r,uF 'nlissEIIEORF GALLERY.-The colectOn

81 pTCTIREs know under the above hes been re-
- 10 he AMERICAN AkT-UNION GALLERY, No -!
R,o"Ssy where IL ren.sS Eshbion nom 10 oeess a ,"
nptI 10 p NJ. Aduison 25 ecutL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Cost an0 founo.

4 CST-By the wife of poor man, about nocn YES
terdav siihcr bakers between IN ard d,ss, d.
az OF On her WY thence through s = 70 NO. ~ Nset aesr
si - pURSE containing THIRTY FINE DOLLAAS IA os
GOLDEN DOLLAR aud sHALF-cON NEREiON When tue aoder
rr that these the Only means OF mo psfnes
sldtd there eVgmance Meh eotsaf,bv a.
a,ae present t % - hoped ne Wal oot hsi s-e
Peers cchooi, corner ot chacn
authors q 10 band the person no restores ~
him The rursr when ost. the sum OF sio
r OS1.-Ou "Wednesday evening, 10th inst,
lP,k sp Ferry VII ialshuEh Lady 0oLO bht ASrriS,
Loeket and Miniature The hlder VIII receive 20 oos
b. trouble tay obi - iAc ~ icasas VIVA "'
tLAfP No. .ft i-th t., NJ
OST-Saturday. May 6, 1861, CHECK, drawn
on the ech nirs Gans ug Asae.on, BY Why Wlacs, 70
N, orr III V,s Voter Co sfa ndsed b. thenh All peons
sre oued against aog the same Payment has been
siopsd. -
OsT-Ihursda afternoon, DARK COLORED
CANARY of hs lors breed The hnder by leaving u a. No.
a. &C. Marks rce. viii b, suitably '@srd d. ..-----
% y REWARD-DOG LOST-A white and brown
~ baifbretd DOG. viii round brown spot In iron l on
No day ght toe Ga NhocyL VII return % ~ 9wa AZ
80 -iArnsf New- Yosk IN the JEWELERS. STORE, VIII Do
t.rslly rfws
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Ghanres for Bnsinsss Glen.

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, Of thorough
g sS4 = goo IS S' or
Geqain'ed Dry Goods Millinery and Thmmins Wosd ss:
aPtRTN ERsHIPo Or PuRCHAsEa BUSINESS u Tally Hsana
ef 10 F,nrin AdGeSs foil Pscsar. postpaid % JOHN
MowALTER No iol Atlantic st, 'Brooslyn :
A PAhTNEk WANTED.-AF FURNITURE DEAL
80 55.Sa 5s Of s % 1sfs Sp @ 70 sIS FsH'E @
Tie "ih eh esI o. re s sSsi !, stss
FlTItu The eass sad newest yes the ?eeSs os's
% s es ts SS.Is with 70 1s Se nd sEseoss FURNITURE 's'
Po,;-0fcs PHiLkDELPHIA .-s.,,---.
4 NEW INVENTION for PEGGING BOOTS and
"A SHOES srANDisHs PATKNr B9vl snd siivs ~ ~ IL -
fNG MACHINE IN aId e1h btop a. the o,ee
MILLER No l95 BIo.awsy Tas sssSes ,,pass r.:
flGT 70 mae hine will be ''d f '
a SEW SHIFT LAUNDRY fr sALE-Wish II
y -. Ge5,e Nv Ta5s % b.sk stoves iroe' DiIlns
y., & Es. gsess =, isss = . 'at e .s va 600
NOOK EI SINEss.--A young Man OF business eI-
I'D reenee lsig ,otse o Sok BusISEss or "a ISrREsr
Fs1':9 1s ~ =; :s, o. fefsIsssss gwen Aads. BOOKS,
/,Gu y.pD for sALE-With LEASE, PIX
r. o s' s5S 'ss9: e 1s.S si,'Ss Sy .sy s s
eSy Az pson sa,sr GOD ba.s 1.y .sssss.a
: sse a. Al sc.y eousGsaa.
DINING SALOON ler sALE-In complete order
~ md eoshS god hesnes ssseoy reasons s'su J" ss
- Inquire No ito bHafwny. N the bssnst
GOOD CHANCE u MAKE NONEY.-for SALE
" q tire bet UNDERfAkEieS EorABLisHAksnIs g
.pfIy. -
4 UsiBER-YARD .or SALE in BROOKLYN.-An
.sfs sked brsfnss the bes loessens ssasI -,
yr yerdbe "a liberal terms WI, aa 1sss 10 s.esesd ds-
~. 4. Aedfea A B., Brooslyn Po.soshee
\ UMBER-YARD FURNITURE. fLArUhEs .@1 Ia
~ BUSINESS for ALEAs OLD srASp sa s9sas csssrns
he .rhes ssnsor partner rsnrHs Afiy 70 JON" N-T
wsis, Ferry bEoofyr. III
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

The Members the Meohanics' and WORKING
requested 70 meet IN
TN :, he Wevsev Iouse the LAST MONDAY in MAY io
o. of calling Grand State Convention and 70 tran act sacn
before the Committee BY order
' r. c WIfTENBERO, Chm. Of the state Central Com
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
The Od Essblah.d
N-FWSPAPFR and PERIODICAL ESTABLISH
~ MEST sun IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE

- + I4tNI'|NIN-+N1F -
~ MEET sun IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE ND.
EENRY TAYLOR having lately purchased the entire Interest Of
IL oir VILLAIN tcEs inform the citizens Of Baltimore
and II, vRrty ,tat everything In the BOOK MAGAZINE or
yrp ,P ispe can Be found Al he OLD STAND,
B,lrrnore "a South sts sun IRON BUILDING
He will -vays the receipt Of the latest isue IN advance
Having than twelve years personal experience In ta peea
m line in h city aattel. himself that he competent % Antei
.e md rrvc fer the literary and reading community
lie hores ty business ha and attention 20 'he interests to
,,urerd himself 10 iLsir favor g. heretofore.
H. ,v himself Of t. oproruuiy bis sincere thanks to
m cuuuriy Tltsonge literally extended dung the
last twelve years and hepc for continuance OF the same
HENRY TAYLOR. Nos. III Balimore-st and Soaihst
(Sun lion BuidingJ Baltimore, Nd
Oar Agents in New-Y-.k ase
-. .-ll n, Na...---.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Gorote. Ca.riaaes, sc.

IVOR sAIF-A HORSE, Light Top WAGON, and
Sci OF HARN ES nearly having removed iIop, ihs
rd there being nrheE use ioi then wll 99
stables ccner fosby and bcee<ef-
jhhiIs 4 CLARK, No Clinton Hail. Asior place
NOR SAL E-ladys or Centeman's SADDLE
MARE Ia huds yea non gay. warranted sound Ss,
IN Jtle srd froe 3ls Wsshsionst. Call befoss "
VVOkSE and COVERED WAGON Tor SALE
Tle IIo-ss a -ancd sound sid kini Ths
"-h' ~ JOHN WALTERS
HORSF tor SALE.-A Splendid GRAY HORSE,
about l5 high Aind IN single or Double nsrness and
f,rr.iful sADDLEHOKsE. Aprly at No xsi Eat &h-t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Uants.

As COOK and to WASH and IRON, or to do the
"A HCUsEWOPK Of pTEee family, By one. ard e. NURsE
I'd 81 ANsIREsS, IS CHAMBERNAID AID sEAhSrREss
CIV Tsf Ca. - No - 26h az ~ the Books7oie
asa good COOK and 10 WASH and IRON in pri-
"A vste f,ay by AID WATER or r. CHANbERALAIO
and WAITER 81 kc olL1E Ihess gs Eey eeced -i
Lave city reference Cal ~ y h-a u e oks-ofe
As frst class COOK in a private family by re-
busls Who highly Eseolealed Cal e. 10 y Ga
iu tic hccksioie
a IN EXPERIENCED nurse and SEAM
n eTn-ss ty very ccmPetsft G. viii good cy fessrns
"a c- Gaze ~ .Lf u -ca g. h.'n al san sNrERESCEO
sEAA,TlEss y suofleE Cal uake CHI re aluf n
N --c 6. L. 80 c.---J c.. 81. NJ '-s1 '
q o.. sss' a,ts.
Is IYpEKIENCFD COOK wi.hes situation.
"a G,e5 e.y retsrlce be gives D. LEI ast F-s C- =
"a. u -5.i. s;. ts'vssH II and slh-a7s
4 fRENCH YCJ NC WOMAN, who speaks In
- 90 f,..e-y --d tssoayhy G1l-i -s l. !f = u ~
n 49, "a fA.f 7 HEss ws1ls l-- ion As sa s
i-.,tl-rt oi,rr sst ATS tross as IL CaA1De- " 80
G sAsoE No. Is sil.ha7eaee.
A HF>pECTtHLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes 3
"a -tastr tfAttrf E4iD sed 70 as-t - - AL ara
fgoE O. o. CEA8-BEKtAID Ard SUhsE N Ir's,s "a .i
lie rf re-rfurc VI make hersea D. iai "a
ne eo1-iy' Aqsy a. o- 80
" est i,fh--.
4 YOUNG VOls4N wisAes Situ-:on Is CHAM
ATFF-'.!D o. 20 lc Sr.,sERAL HOUSE" OAh Of SKA
l.,terf ~ otjecl.ou % &c - LIE coafJ N7Py ~
Sc. l. " go .-s..st. Lax - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

A SITUATION WANTED by very respectable
n Ghl to 20 CHAssERwoRK ard ssi,st IN WASHING al
best ref givCn. No otiecaoa = 30 20
d. country or The suner e1cer respectable family need
" Cil At No. - Yves. 2is, 81, near 7,Aa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
To whom eli orders should te addressed.
HONE AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY

VVOME AND SOCIAL IhlLOSClhl;
IL Or CHAPTERS EyEKY DAY Tories, fRoN
"HOUsEHOLD WORDS"
r55bv Cl,s Dickens author VI Pkwiek Pap~rsi' Oliver
Twist" Dombey S0n," etc
This wk contains fund Of useful Information uron seisH
iise subjects az All lied to the ey>ryday Affairs Of LIE
ls;Gr Of The North
These volumes vii want long an1 wdey iet BY iaH
s and duas We TseomGead Aen 100 eAIas'y
10 II G Iuliie generally t'--'-
Home ard Social Philosophy embraces eighteen sre iso
p;,l, Hops.hod Words calculated 20 illustrate il iaa
manner vuricu. subjects domestic ard social economy n'f''
,,s.,- "a tirSrea toricsn lSeheneetsdy Csbiast
- - psc.sl BUNCE : BROTHER. PublsleIs
N'-'e' No lSs Nassau -. New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

QUITE A WlNDFALL TO AN EDIToR-The Hon.
Nathan Preston, gentleman belonging to an
old Revolutionary and Puritan family seated
at Litchfeld, Conn.,, has just died, leaving a
large fortune, amounting to from $4,000 to
100000, in money, stocks and lands in yari-
'ous parts of the country, but principally, it is
said, at Pittsburg. II seems that Mr. Preston
was an uncle, on the maternal side, of Mr.. Jo-
seph A. Scoville, editor of the Pick, Of this
city, who is the only legal heir to this vast es-
tate. Quite windfall to hard working edi-
tor, if things should take their proper course
and the right heir get his own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
Personal Intelligence.


Gen. Cass has been confined to his room for several
Gays by sickness He has not been dangerously afflicted
Tut too much indsposed to attend the sessions of the
Senate He is recovering, and win very be able
return to his seat.
Senator Bright of Indiana has been detained for some
time from his place in the Senate account of severe
attack Of sickness He is again recovering from late
relapse, which at one time threatening.
Capt N Lyon, Second Infantry, U S. A.; Col W. A.
Street. Va; Col Ripley Boston; Maj. f. o. Wise u g A..
g. N Page, u s A.; DIR. Merriman, Va among the
arrivals yesterday at the Astor House
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah in steamship Alabama-C Schultz Miss
Emmons Ketchnm, G Ketchum J N Hudwalehor Frank
Henderson Brock-H in the steerage.
FLOOD IN TIE ONO RIvER.-We hear of great de-
sruction OF property along the Ohio river. The Of
Westpont, Rome shawneetown, stephensport, New Al
bany and sbppingport completely inundated and
the inhabitants going around in lfeboats At last
accounts the flood was rccedng.
HARVARD CoLLEGE.--At meeting of the senior
class Of Harvard College held on Monday, March 49,
1854 the following gentlemen elected class officers
Orator, Robt G. Winthrop, Jr, Boston, Poet, Chas
Iexter Gambrll New York. 0dist Oliver s. leland
Waltbam, Mass; Chief Marshal III. g. Dawes North
Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

UNAPPRoAcHABLE MEANNEss OF GEN. PIERcE's
ApMINIsTRATIoN-THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
We refer our readers to letter addressed by
A. G. Burke, formerly postmaster at Bellows
Falls, Vermont, to the Hon. James Campbell,
Postmaster General at Washington. Mr.. Burke
received his appointment from the present Post
master-General, and after holding his Office for
about eight months, Mr.. Campbell removed him
for the most contemplate of all reasons
slight difference Of opinion with regard to
hard shells and soft shells. If the Postmaster
General, instead of frittering away his time,
talent and opportunities in investigating the
opinions of his employees on the subject of hard
shells and soft shells, and furnishing them for
political heterodoxy, were to attend to his bust
ness and see that the Transmission of the mails
is carried on with efficiency and punctuality,
he would have better claim to the approba-
ton Of the country. As it is, the Post Office
Department is one Of the greatest loafer branch
es of the public service, if we may Judge by the
number of complaints that we are daily recey-
ing of its inefcicncy and rregularity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
Court OF General Sessions.


>, MARCH I.--AssauH and BdHery-Hczekah Thistle
ne proprietor OF Lovetts wahpene establishment was
placed at the bar charged with committing An assault
e ana battery with intent to kill Enoch W. Folsom From
me evidence appeared that the complainant
along with Deputy Sheriff vulee to the house Of the de-
iendan Chambers street. in order serve writ OF
upon the deendant that upon arriving At the
house they knocked at the door for admission STATING
tner object but the defendant refused to admit Them
they to break open the door and
while SO doing they were fred at twice BY the
oelendant with . gun loaded With slugs, which made
several holes In the hat of Mr. Folsom The defendant
eventually EVE gave himself b letting himself down from
rope For the defence it shown that the defendant
was unaware of the object Of the officers that he
nred me gun only to his life and property The
jury IN this case after celebrating for nearly an hour
rendered verdict Of assault and battery only Jude
ment deferred until Monday.
Carrying Slung Shot.-Thomas McNabb was charged
WIN carrying sung shot, contrary to the Revised Stat
ues The evidence went to show that one night Last
month the prisoner to the of James Cox in
Roosevelt street. and admttance being refused him
began kicking the doors and shutters in and in 20 doing
ne drew out the deadly weapon known as q sung shot
ana threw into the store The jury in this case could
mol agree as to verdict up to late hour last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
Board OF supervisors.


MARCH Tin the absence Of the Mayor and the Re-
corder, Alderman Ely was called on to preside.
Inc CHAIRMAN said that at present organized thew
could not transact business except to refer
Ihe reading Of the minutes of the last meeting was
dispensed with. -
TIE REGISTERS OFFICE.
MT MOTT said the present meeting was convened spe-
ciay for the purpose of receiving report of the Com
mittee on the Affairs OF the Registers Office
communication was received from Mr. Dvkeuan
stating that from the Board of
had called upon him from time to time for 8 detailed
OF the financial condition of his once which,
as Judgment they had no legal authority to do but
that ne should have them had II not bean
tnat ne had been confined most Of the time to his sick
room that some $S, 900 are due to the City Trea
sory IRON his office, which amount he intends To nav "a
soon as collected from the parties owing it. and that he
city. e NV " 'Ae
A derman HOWARD asked the Chairman to let the re-
Foriers have the communication in order that thew
might publish it in full ivy
he CHAIRMAN said he did not feel authorized to do 80
me board was not properly organized and he would
hand IT to the Clerk to Place with the other papers
The Board then adjourned sine die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN MnwAuKIE.-The parties
who arrested in Milwaukee a charge of kidnap-
ping, in arresting alleged fugitive slave in Racine
the 18th inst, have been discharged by Judge Miller
who stated they assisting the U. s. Marshal in the
discharge Of his duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

LAW VERSUS FAcT.-In an action mon n char
ter party, with clause providing for war
with Russia, which was tried Feb. 25 in the
Queens Bench, Lord Campbell, in an answer to
point raised by counsel, said, If the point
was, whether this country was now at war with
Russia, he should hold that, in point of law. we
were not now at war with that country; there
was nodeclaration of war, and we were friends
and not enemies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

The PERU DIFFICuLTIEs.-The McCerren claim
Peru is not likely to lead unpleasant relations be-
tween the United States and that government as alleged
in many letters from Washington published in distant
papers We understand that though the
OF Peru stationed this government finally concluded
not to assent to the terms which, not long since we
should iqudate this demand yesterday other
terms equally satisfactory the agents Of the claimant
claimants supposed to have been acqucsced in by
that functionary.- " dshtngton Star Feb. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

THE LIEUTENANT GEyERAIsup-A resolution has unani-
mousy passed the Legislature of Kentucky, recommend
ing Congress to pass the act creating the rank Of Lieut.
General In the army of the United States for the
pose of comforting said title upon Major General Winfield
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

BIRTH DAY or CArHouS.-The anniversary OF the birth
" Hon John c. Calhoun win be celebrated to-day in
Charleston, Co. with grand parade Of ell the military,
civic, and Gre companies Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

HoNoRs TO CALHOUN wEnsTER-A resolution has
passed the Legislature OF Kentucky, condolng with
South Carolina and Massachusetts, upon the death OF
John c. Calhoun and Daniel Webster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Court Calcndar-This Day.
SUPREME CoURr-Circuit.-Nos. IA, las, 279, 292 294
to JO4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
Domestic NIiscelIanx.

Rev. Stephen Hildebrand charged with seduction was
expelled from the Methodist Episcopal Church the 18th
ins by the Baltimore Conference, now in session. Hs
crime consisted in being the father Of child of Har
et A. Allen, born the 10th 9th of January 1882
The scene in the conference room vas deeply affecting
The Illinois and Michigan canal opened on the 18th
inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

FLoCGING THE PUBLIC Scnoors.-A lad about eleven
years of age, named George Washington Baker,
severely whipped by lady teacher in of the public
schools of Philadelphia the 18th inst that he died of
the injuries inflicted upon him. When viii logging in
the public schools be abolshed2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

KlNK IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAw.-Thomas
Adams, the Sheriff of Norfolk county, lately seized
quantity of brandy, which, in accordance with the
qurements of the law he disposed of at public auction
He shortly after arrested for violation of another
section of the law in selling spurious liquors. and after
being tried before justice Of Milton fined ten dol
lars and COSTS and ordered to give bonds in thousand
dollars that he would not repeat the offence, stand
committed The Sheriff refused to pay the fine give
the required recurity, stating that the law made in
cumbent upon him TO sell all liquor which should be
SEIZED he under twenty thousand dollars bonds
and also under oath, to discharge his duty. mitmus
was accordingly made out and he committed to the
county Jail the 10Th inst, where he must remain
until the Legislature amends repeats the conflicting
sections of the law.
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