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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

Wn be- iealy Tor deivery Nollsy the Ic'h ins ant
il sdc 10 tie usual ts'son T.. al Cslcule'ons ali
Csl,1llr crcer he Alnane, for this year WI eo1'ao
THy Govfr.uIyr or TIE USI1zD SrArEs Execu.lv- and
J3dcs- rarae- ote cabinet Oecsfs~ Court Jgds-s
sa o. Wem,,r. Of the Crei S.se- Senae and ta'n
trr.of feea i Of tie Member Of tAe Hoss Of esPrs'
seHtsuycs Sc
AUsTRIA ND I'M USlTED stats
Dir or,siic Cor.-.ronacuoe between Hnssuaan AS
tr lhetss Wee Secretary IsfeJ il regard 70
he Kosaa 80. ret shy
CUB. $50 IrE CsiIED SLABS
The rrorot,d T1r,re Treaty and Diplomatic Core'ponieDee
of,e.sss vsi.pT Evern't .iot J91l sssl SC
tn JAPAHEst ExYiufTfoH--
lref account Expedition Japan under command q
C,-ro'ose Pefry, 81 Bsy1d Taylor who so;onr'oad re
Expedition
LittlTI d EUrorE--
lo-,orfl spd brilliant Origa by Victor u 30.
Tn GSAucuHAL A0rRt-s OF PAEsDFST PiEacE
FIxrp FACTS Is AorIcULTuRg-
Ar... co1lne GAM valuable fG End hints i9r thu corsc.
''si''n O, F@m''
,c,rsrrd .roigres ofthe United ses Goser9a.p: To-
end ~ eieiui1. for ia, year ending J.n- % is5i
RAnwATs ~ THf USTED STATES
esrnrss &C. Of ii the Railroads. United STATS.
TIN CRYSTAL PALaCE-
IN Ed,o'ai ,co on the Exhibition TniaI7 Of 40
~ Pictorial Aztec On the War existing bet~een hes
GoylEsmtArs OK mn SEVERAL STATES FOR ls5i-
T,Ie containing lit of tie s.st,a C.pts' Goeernors
me Of meeting OF Legislatures Tune OF hol Annual sia"
PoIu1sr Vorr fon PRESIDENT in 1sss 1919, and 1874
ho u rop. iauon Of the Ined States by States c-ordns to
Eiio1los HI1rRSs nom every State in the Union
oily te ed compared with former Elections expressly
go - In - :, dom - gsI ho91red . gP'. .o
''" GREELEY McELqiTH
lrlhI 2 NJ y
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

FROM WASHINGTON

MssHi'sroS. Friday, Jon q. 1854
No matter what may be sail % wr,ea to sbe c,a-a-y
Il be,c1d controversy true hl Tie inel gent al p,ce
loyrc D,no'rsrs here conceive The Prsi9n, 70 be ma
vcrur DE lrt culpabe IN ba he has iakoa !,
suITov rc Douglass traska bl and s.@ng N 6rc.ay
ruton De fiten,ion ct Congress.
hisv,l known Ia private circles ihl' N Djugs md
tie den, consider each ohcr rvals or the ,a.soa
end HAT tie Inter is MOI wn, to ggo ihe nasor fan
tie Ste Of Illinois too many chances Tor stealing TIA
hearts Of le reopls Ills si,o of ie'n, has nT co,,
into life snce Sac present Session of Con- s' hl l.e,
lack 10 events which Ianspird sooa a'es the inalsa
ton.
The Cabinet sie net uu.'cd On the Nebraska bl DsS
bin and Da,s DO not approve rome oi me provisions ws
Marcy Was opposed 20 she whole scheme and IN f4ysd
rrtsurg DE Oh BAL introduced las season. dA'.H how
ever gave way.
DOUGLAS is nervous ard embs q: the threatening shh
wird of popular ,oniemuat,n
Gsd,d,n holds bis bead high since bis return AMI Goa
si5ers himself diplom, hc lion
The news from Rhode Island and the editorials % rar
TR,rt>r have caused considerable duuera; an)agAs
ra,cals An the Sofs wore not a. the meeting on thoN
lrsska ou,st,r. By the defeat of VI Dawson Il : Goa
s'irtd that another Unoa saver 5 ovcrb'a5d aud 10
feels il The Mexican t,aty cannot pass the senate Tia
labor los' probably There So bater opiaion now " to
lie ririt OF Nr PHIiPs his sea, ~ senator from W.
mont Gen NYE is here aud consu with The oPpta>s
of DorerAs lie dcnounces him aud his BIZ.
h tie course of the debate ON Ro..heds nomnasa
Senator SEwAr1 who opened the discussion ia speschn
favcr Of Rod6ed stated tha eventually the Hands ID Nee
York would regain heras an1ency tha 'c'to'o ps;
that tie wings had already returned 70 ne ground ''capel
ty them in 1873 thu; in in The Nhi, Of New l'rN ga
ysry had nev,r Ion IT, Ia nla.on % the statement As
Gen tn, or arroin ed Free Soos 80 onne rs traias
said cons ,ted % Us having appointed men who nad The
same opinions on Slavery hatal New York Wings easr
tanned az Lat time from Vice 4. SD M Fimor2 down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

patch f.om New CIR cans announces he arrival there
The 18th Inst, Of he steamship United States from As
vsu viii the California mails passengers and sp o Of
the lt usi. The mail steamer Ohio .or Nov York, a,
AiTiIwsl vh,nthe S. left.
The Congress Of NewGraLsda had levi TAX Of 70
Per cent the estimated profits OF al vessels arriving q.
ard deTorins from AspiLwal
Tie oPofw1r C!ane was about leaving or Cartha
cena with ihe pary ior ca oing lie proposed cana
the Isilmu- q Darcn
revolution + Eepored 20 hare occurred n Boiyia.
Advcfs from the CRY OF Mexico 20 The 7h OF Janllry
stetLs. re Vss much e1c;smen. ~ On huahua end 50
rors. il consequence OF n. now treaty vh the United
States. Leading men asseit thar they VIII them
selves 70 the United state rather than submit 10 tn p.ov
s Of tie iroay The Mexican Ministry stu
plate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

We 90 not wish 20 harp on the diplomatic clothes
question, but We nay mention, as 1t appears by our
Paris Corresporl,ut whose letter may be found in m
on 81 pert OF his paper that Mr. SANFORD has pf)yel
himself Ieror Imperial usagcs to Court dress,
oleyod his country and consulted his own dignity, by
appearing ia plain black dress a. the Srst ball OF the
given Mt the Tu,leries lie the only Of
three thousand 80 habted. His eqnipage was equally
simple. Here is step gained. Tie richest country
in the wOhG-and consequently the most powerful
Covernmeut-has representative the simplest ia bis
at'ire-symtoliDg the equality Of his feowcitizens
tld proving himself above barbaric prrdes and trump
eriea.
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the .tuGeuts who threatened riot until they were
,rsrr,l tist tie suitsu would no; te''ie the eoa,Fo-
,ers, O. ary cou41l,y terms Better dea 'ban dis
l,r.r +Ie urs-i ous sentiment Of the Tarko; bet
t.r.ols driven ,ut Of Europe han 70 rem.n there Oh
81 fer,p,e. From them we can expect no consent 70
sr, u, Which vii not leave tAe Porte is fall
i,fer.ne.pre and she Ottoman Empire il. psrect
i1t.er.iv. Il.s ,.re n TIN part renders general
var little Jess tAa. i-o,i,l5e.
lie Intelligence fron other quarters o; the globe
t-or,bt hy tn. steamer, tough o. minor importance,
Il. .o+,-e.tirr Tat irom France, SPAN an laly will
Re found eslec.-lly worthy Of attention.
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TUt NEw.YoRh WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Jan. g

Trf NgvYoff WlrEty 81 ior thls wees
os ffsin- ftr iriiowifc;
IIDlIplIaL-. talc1aii'n o c-rrds l'r7iti IN ,'H,
- $40 lr-tzrt .-. d .or-s .i4 i1 Abas-s. 4As
f-.fl. f...s Z. .... s-t ...7erT. u.~a "A
Si Cro..a; LffrT LsAos. P'.d.s if q 4of',
fr.f-.u ID ... lr.s q tfa -r.a-. f.--tt tl.s
f.rs.. rsf B. I'D b. H-st; ,-.f@i.ai 4-e E-scli II
vr. -.-r-: CrGsr rs tlt IT,. 60
U7HE.XTl8 1lOS AT Ia.- COASTAL PALh-L' on
ri 1vt-. O. I--ifs
Iu sII-if- OF LLcrvsLs. Tie zlso.J CT y.se:i:on,
". iN-fsrNIoytL cooYRroHg: From our C5rr,'poad-
49, i'tr. G. Care.
v.I.1rHF-l 1927. Al AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT Or THE
LarL Ii . a IADR.D. rom o1roFn Co.rssP'a-
f-t 81 J.
yI.oB. IlvsTo7,Es Nd LARGE TELESCOPES
yiI.sIaAt. sEHBiE..
VA IlNIi" Or 4Hi VELK Giving IN condensed ana rao
caf Ora. tie s.caf b. ant er.1is nag ave
sT'- n Toe ,4.fl 5,zto, h,Xl-o Soa-l Ainsfch al
aat-s
n,.4c, HSs.,. y-. Iowa. Il sa-so-a isnii1r "a'1 II
fo. 4tu e-..-la-
X.XXHlUd CONGRESS- Girise - nos. important Proceed
i1.s1 ibs s,u1 I'D iio.te u .,cYnsa lat-i.yes
XIFCIGt -t Dsst L. Intelligence b. Gle arrival tie
s.,ar Alagsra
XEIC1LlFJ Ia Two Weeks Later Int &C. By - ss'
3d.. hu.b-Iu ii-At
XIII .AEfIsCL, an DEATHS
CftIEW OF TBE MAHE-7s Reports o. the zseA'
CTR T4....1 sad Cs,-la aia,se,s ieEJ fully sal sps
cal . f,f.sf.e for The ll5--c
Corr,,~ Ri,f- 81 sr.. 'aa yr@c ficens
sc.,,yr cory for ve-r - aree 1onle', -
,,s coles 81 80; -Fs1J copies 40 one o.
ilcsE so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

Amessage was received yesterday, in the senate
from the President, in TO the resolution Of M
CAss calling for the correspondence relative 70 the
mission OF ". Bedni, the Popes Nunco to the United
States. Tie correspondence shows that the NGnco'o
y.it was not Of diplomatic character, but tat he
was simply directed BY tie Pope to call on bis way TO
Brazil, and compliment the President Of the United
States with expressions Of the pop.s kind feelings TO-
ward tie people Of this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

We have received from London COPY Of pamphlet
recently published there, containing leading article
from TIE TRIBUNE upon Lord PaperstOn aud his re-.
latCns 70 Russia. We learn that this pamphlet has
had en- immense sale and that new editions are de-
mtrded. The tile Of il is 'Palmerston and Russia
It's great circulation my be inferred from the fact that
the printer sold them al penny apiece and cleared
81. sterling BY DE operatLon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

The doinCs Of Congress yesterday were not Of sPe-
cal interest. IN the Senate message was received
from tie President IN 10 the resolution of Mr.
Cas- calling for The correspondence relative to Bed
mission to the United States. After the reading Of
le correspondence, the Senate proceeded to the con.
sdeIation OF tie private calendar and then adjourned
over until Monday. The House Of Representatives,
after lie transaction OF some uamportaut business,
also adjourned over till Monday
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By TELEGRAPH TO TIE yEw-YoR6 TRIBUNE


NEW-ENGLAND ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY
BosroS, Friday Jan. Il, l-ji.
Tie anti Slavery Convention much better attended
TO day about two hundred beng present Abby Folsom
spoke eoquenty in favor Of free speech Mesar, Gsr
son, Edmund Quincy, Henry c. Wright Deusia'a ana
Emidpb slso made addrcs.eo. No ne" feature vas N
trcluceo and AT about 10 clock in the evening the Con
ycrtion dissolved has been less abrasive % IA any
exhibition d the KIND ever gwen IN Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

rot he .,fe 10 recommend tie immoll'e sdoYt on o.
the cast rs until after e eXPcr ae1' |acl IS '-e
oly safe criterion. but fro tie in2or'a1feo o. u. 'i
ieet. we certainly ;luk our L iro4I LngueeTs 'A'iI
,rtsr uTou tie Investigation. Wlo VIII take ne '' -
in testing Il util 7aue OF casirol raso'f bars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

The Liquor Question which absorOs much of public
attention, is f4irly before both branches OF or
state Legislature and reports in favor of and adverse
TO the Maine Law have been handed in Some set
tied course WILL 10 doubt, be adopted 10 regard to
securing The passage of Prohibtory Liquor Law, as
the debate On the subject commenced in the Assembly
on Thursday evening last, and is to be continued
every evening until he question shall be finally lis
ro,Cd If
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UOTSE o. RFrrsENrATIVES

lie House went into Committee on private bils
Ibis was what is called objection day. NJ dobfe was
alcwed-f any one oil cct,d - 1il a. announced oy
the tltik, hweEt over, under the rule
1lo Uents ~ other bills nc ic known by the rea1
ing oi ocolnE luj ing rero,tr.
Upward OF twenty Csc l.li5 were reported from inc
Committee TO he Home bui lr. finally acted on
Adjourned till Monday.
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FROM ALBANY.

FIonl Osr Own ColFtspoudlut
ALBANY. Fr'diy,Jan p. 1854
undelstsnl it. Is the determination OF the House 70 pat
he Temperance Bill ihou, IN the Committee o. III WhNs
70 night Thoy have just voted down motion % fix tss
hour Of adjournment O.; 2 81 bya N,io ofsixty 10 fry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

The Cunard steamship Asia, from Liverpool for this
port with three days later intelligence from Europe is
now in Ter fourteenth day out having sailed on the
l4d! mt If sLe meets the boiserous weather expe.
reiccd ly lie Atlantic in her recent trip we can hard
y lock for her before Monday or Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

bALIItJiE, srltey, % an. ~ ~.
NV Orlean' Pap,rs 81 TAulslay and Saturday Of S'
week ere rccoycc. bat three II al, are yet due. -
A Gre occurred az Savannah on Sat.rlaSlast. des'rV
IN number 81 bu,iEcs' houses Several ircmon ~ero
injured D.! an cxPoaon Of powder in Of the bini's
BUILDING
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Ihc 1ribunc for Icurone.

We shon hsuo THIS MORNING Edition Of
I'll SEviWTETLY TMBCSE, for circulation in Europe
Il viii contain al the latest News mp the time of gong
10 pros. Single copies wrappers ready for mailing
1e had IT 'he d.sk Price Sn Cents The L. Nll
ttcsms p Washington for Blemon via Southampton sails
Fl N tbs port To Day al noon.
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Gyo-i)ork }3Ililn or 6Une,
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
be taken of Commute Nh1'cTer
use be Iuhenl 'ed by The AM
address of te uecessay lor publication. bit -
grarluty Of his good faith
Sc undertake return rejected ComuOnicstons
ErNS Ar, person tDdug 7oy9nJ hsr ~ Taeg-a a.
LsL orohervise ~ be liberal paid provided it g
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RronE IsLAYD AND THE XrnRAsKA BILL

PRoyrDEscr, Es.Ily. Jan. y. 1885,
Tie resolutions egaius, the y bga-a bin with slavery
al oye he .ue liked by tho Missouri Compromise have
passed DE Ho-fo urar.ncuy. 1hcy had previously
ra-scd d. Senate unanimously.
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f~,rnc can be l Il with the following Agents;
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XXXIId CONGREss-rmsr SESSION.

SIX
----'-
SENATE. W,>uiycroy. Friday. Jan u 1885,
1Lc CHAIl. laid before tho senate message fon the
i,ie.i i,.''''' " go ''''
!" ,,DS,.., .l,,;,, ., ,..., o,.,o,, t,s;,,..;,..
- t ~ &c 'un ..'' M ,h;s
subject
,orpo rs 10 ro,er,lv alo,el .ot,inr
aI4!t II, eye f.! private l, The c',ados = taken 70
'ono"ms H tne -P'hten.' on me n'alA' al w
Secretary Morcy 10 The Pce,,2,nt
Secretary HON ths ssn,t resoia
srluta copy md rtnfop ofs tcr OF the 5 IT March lat,
~ Csr.s A1on.lh "a, Nnsero F3'a i. ., : iS
, e,s s IoFr t 20 ''s %, a. nd
len rer,irto ,be tatrd plrpo-
rnetrg the President Ia tie name Of his oHes mt e.ter
aAn,sott tui cd STATES Ah.h accofdag ths
mos che D'Tsrtuent ~. ~ Aye sai bog ie )h
81 'Sb arc ~' 'i,ea IA 'r 10 tt, ' i1 $50,
.. nusi.d Ac5r, ot me oil. Al i,ir of hii Rom
he ..',a lt,n l. 4e. jri5 81, ..9 .oa ans.
aud cory dsf h Of ar ,as o. the ia na $50 received
s' Le'e" BIB ''il,-oris limited MARCY
In, X he f,r.i5n,otllc Ua,'.i Slr,,.
ILusTrors SID HoNo.Eo SIR uggEr,sG As orr seler,ss
hois c., uuus Archbishop % ihab acsrd ell a' Eufoy
H. - rs} nd g., ip r 81, near he Imperial oar.
- ''' p ~ e. " 49,, ~, ~ .l, 'c.i H., >, -,
" or sre y- F,ceoe aSi ~ deliver ist,5ors
9-l-' =, ''si ,.e' f %n ".y ,, " .a,. % 90
owed va f r. ~. com W s,,1,e !, b" 'h.1
at # al o 81. doubt b1, t rle f,.,d ven. rab, bo.Ser
tosi vlth ctac. if b. .e..rse ~. ~ yoor Et'
@,''oa o iiS e,ns, en,r ;ss
50. TO e&,na ''.r ,3,,s 20 W e. n9t ''a's ser.
err c alss, .., your t,ce Enc, VII very ,1ialy iced.
ioo.rv,s .id -ilrt cl,fs gc lo l 20 oiss up oar
"a tr s.i s tor 10 AZ ' o. at'. I'D y oeo. npoa ~
nav b,r upo. Won t,cy lima Of bc.sne and its "a 10 tAs
torts efp.r., e. ch'i,y.
ofour PoluA'lte. ,s. ,,,,, -, N,
To biz Escencrcy che United se. Of Xnsfea
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Adyefmer,s Tlra of M4play ought to be sent in
btoro O'Clock Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

Adyices FROM ire City of Mexico 70 the eth instant
state hat great excitement prevailed at chihuahua
ard Sonora in consequence of the treaty with the
United States, ana the leading men there say they
VII annex Themselves 10 the United States rather
than submit TO the provisions of that treaty,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

Tie town Of Tcpula, on 30 II ,isspp' to}aib.r with
sooo beles Of cotton va. le. % . -, oA tuesday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

lie Atlantic rived yesterday morning from Liver
peel a''er voyage Of nearly sixteen DAYS The mos.
important piece ofuews she brings is thu Frsr,b mar.
ic.to. THIS is manly document. cont-...ir, I'll
with lie trdi'y and retieenee Of the English Coz
nelt Its evident from it, that Napoleon mean, ?,
stand up 10 the crisis and make war unles. Ni,,ol..
viii retract Which +. not likely And whatever Fr.n,o
nsy CO in tie premises England must be party 70.
when the French Emperor finally says war, Great
British cen 10 orgeT Try 70 patch up doubtful aud
cish'ncrall e peace from Constantincple there il
lew illustration Of Popal2r feeling II tie behavior Of
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Cur dispatches from Ere show that the roous spirt
ia rampant ever ar that place. Another a,.enp:
at des;IuooS Of railroad property was made yesterday
al only arrested by moderate cOunsels on he part OF
Judge Thompson and others How much Of this re-
newed Outrage is due to the sympathy OF Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh, and to the culpable remssness Of tie
Governor c tie State in falling to assert the authority
Of Tie law at that spot may be disclosed TO them
through the medium Of melancholy results YET 10 fol-
low Mob law cannot be long Triumphant. Aud in
's case as IN others, TIE delay of the Only remedy
wien can be APPLIED, but renders its application tie
moe ft .fll, ana utensihes the resro1shi.,e Of f.,
exercise.
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DTNONII * MEYERS : lNIAiilELE Iii AID II ilN
DYE cOlos the iis NAsscr~ oa bcri s' aud s'5J
becl ovn rs6r ors.y with alfle te hir ska
dagrCcuhe od,r lie .ling daily cell
Superiority all 6yes uow the aikrt 10 t1te -
leave L. rui, itd1s cast to The h Appi t sold. &C.
I,'e nt No. 10 CouT.audt L No 3d OrtH aid 10 40
k.sfl
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-13
Table Of he navies .f vario,u countries.

The table gwen above is found in pamphlet lately
published by very intelligent officer OF the American
navy Ii approyimates accuracy very nearly have no
doubt find, from the British Navy List of 1852, that
the government OF Great Britain had 4s9 vessels, be-
sides hosc employed for harbor and coast defence, Of
which there quite large number. They do not ac-
eordng 10 my computation, amount 10 quite so 6rge
number as that stated above. Bu, since that st was
prepared an addition has been made, in view OF the
Russo Turkish war. which would doubtless make the
number great that stated above Great Britain has
now, according TO statement in an English paper two
hundred and two steam vesses-ofwar OF hftyhve thou
sand three hundred horsepower.
According 10 our last Navy Register, the United States
have thousand hundred and fifteen guns instead
OF two thousand and lweny-nine, stated above II s
clear thai the United States, with and ION
mage equal 10 that OF Great Britain has only about
eighth OF her naval force This il too great disparity.
Wha, would she do against England and France com
bned
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MW0uESf Modern Eavth.-~tonantnR 10
wi by valuable
sphies statistical political snd commercial printed matter phy
historical geography whole corrected up 70
the 1859 volume, handsomely
Mar 70 FRANoK TAYLOR
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sGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD
ARrSAvssEMENT

IN amer Monday, April ., 1854, daily mauains win bs
this road agreesbly the following arrangement
Gordonsvie and intermediate stations
viii depot Of Duke and Henry streets at ~
Of coaches from Washington,
rvng Gordonsve IA O'Clock connecting at that point with
Virginia Central road 10 Richmond, Chnrot,es
allowing that
wibou, delay.
Gordonxve Alexandria and intermediate
cordonsve quarter before ~ O'Clock
Virginia Central road arriving Aeran-
dris quarter O'Clock allowing ample
meet leaving Washington city for the North
hlersnda Warrenton stations,
Aornnds daily (sunday ercep,ed) before
O'Clock, p. arriving at Wauenton AZ O'Clock, p,
On Sunday, will leave * O'Clock a. m.
from Wauenon Aiernnda intermediate stations,
will leave Wsenton daily Sunday orcepted) quarter
O'Clock, arriving at Alexandria st 10 O'Clock m,
On Sunday, will leave at 4 y O'Clock ..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-13
CITY OF WASHINGTON TIL HURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1854

Thus IT will be seen that the number Of our war yes-
sells, and OF the guns which they bear, actually less
now than 1t IN 1874 Since then, however, we have
acquired exclusive possession of Oregon, annexed Texas
and acquired California and have thus added than
two thousand milest requiring defence The
increase OF our trade will appear from the following
tables:
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-02
GALENA MARKETS.
Corrected Daily from the Galena Adcertiser.)

FLouR.-SF p Dbl, S. 5OG S. IS; Extra, 81 OOM
Sc 25; W. 100, OOGOO; shorts. lOMO0
GRAIN.-Wheat p bushel, 65tG75; Corn, shelled, IS
6OO; Barley, 45l0OO; Oats, 22G25.
PorK.-Mess 2 bril- l40I5; clear Mess, l5Gl6; Hams
sugar cured, Hole sides, 7G81a; shoulders, 7iGs;
Lard, z brl, 9G9k.
BurrER.-Firkin, l4M15; Fresh, 14G15
Country, 9OlO.
srGAR.-NO, e fb, Sass Clarified, e'4@7 Loaf,
lOM1l
MoLAssEs.-N o. T. gallon, 3oG35 S II, 37fG4O.
COFFEE AND RICE.-Rio p Ii, 1l1s013; Java, 17M
ls; MANILA l6T:l7 Rice, SAT.
TEA.-Imperial = fb. 45ta75; Y II, 4OO7Oc; Black
4OtG6O.
FRuIr.-Apples, green, T. Dbl. SO 5o@s5 90 Dried
do T. bushel 81 4O0sl so; Peaches, dried, y bushe
81 6OS0s1 IS.
FIsH.-Mackerel, No. 1, p Dbl. s22 90; Goldfish,
q b. 6cSD64c.; Salmon, Dbl, S25; Oysters, y doz
So 0OGs9 90.
LUMBER-Clear, q NJ, s3o0s35 Common, slstIszu
Flooring, rough s23 OOEDs25 90; Ditto paned, s35
Siding, $50; Sheeting, Sl4 Lath, SO Shingles S4Ds5
ExcHANGE.-BOston and New York, IL p Ct; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, 4 q Ct; st. Louis, q q ct.
MoNEy-For 80 days, 2 G.
WooD.-W. O., SIS OOOs6 90.
81; To st. Paul, 81.
LEAD.-Pigs, p 100 Tbs, sales. Mineral, q 1000
TBS $4,000 Delved in Galena, OO0OO. Shot, q sack
81 9O(G$2 90; white, pure, q keg, 90 $4,000, No. J.
D keg, So 250$2 So